Two Cordless Vacuums, Two Audiences – Trendy Gadget

Yaber is best known for affordable home entertainment projectors, but the company is clearly done living in just one room of the house. With a new “Yaber Home” label under its unified brand structure, Yaber is officially entering smart cleaning in Q1 2026 by launching two cordless vacuum cleaners: the L10 Entry-Level Cordless Handheld Vacuum Cleaner and the P20 High-Value Cordless Vacuum Cleaner.

From projectors to practical: why this move makes sense

On paper, jumping from projection to cleaning sounds like a random hobby. In reality, it’s a familiar play: build brand trust in one category, then expand into high-frequency household gear where people actually use the product daily. Yaber frames this as a “multi-category” strategy, with Yaber Projector for entertainment and Yaber Home for appliances. The headline here is less about chasing shiny “smart home” buzzwords, and more about aiming for repeat-use utility where everyday usability matters.

What’s interesting is the positioning. Instead of dropping one “do-it-all” vacuum and calling it a day, Yaber is splitting the first lineup into two clear roles: an entry-level lightweight option and a value-focused performance option. That’s a smarter approach than pretending one product fits every home, every floor type, and every “I spilled cereal again” scenario.

L10: lightweight cleaning for daily, low-drama use

The L10 is described as a simple, reliable cordless vacuum aimed at first-time users and anyone who wants something easy to grab and go. The key idea is lightweight design and ease of use, which typically translates into quicker sessions: dust on tiles, crumbs under the sofa, quick passes around high-traffic areas. This is the “I’ll clean now so it doesn’t become a weekend project” category.

Because Yaber hasn’t published detailed specs yet, the L10’s real story will depend on execution: ergonomics, how the unit balances in hand, and whether the floor head and attachments feel like thoughtful tools or box-checking accessories. If Yaber nails basic handling, the L10 could appeal to apartments, smaller homes, and users who prioritize convenience over raw power.

Also worth watching: what “handheld” means here in practice. Some brands use the term for compact stick vacs with handheld modes, while others mean a truly smaller handheld unit. Yaber calls it an entry-level cordless handheld vacuum cleaner, so the form factor and included accessories will be a key detail once the company shares full information.

P20: “high-value” performance for families and frequent cleaning

The P20 is positioned as the higher-utility option, built to balance performance, battery life, and practical features for households that clean more often. “High-value” is a loaded phrase humans love because it means everything and nothing at the same time, but the intent is clear: deliver a better spec-per-dollar experience without drifting into premium pricing.

For family use, the biggest make-or-break factors usually aren’t marketing claims. It’s runtime that stays consistent, a filtration setup that doesn’t clog instantly, and a dustbin system that’s easy to empty without creating a second mess. If the P20 is genuinely tuned for frequent cleaning, expect it to emphasize multi-surface pickup, stronger suction modes, and a battery system that supports longer sessions without feeling like you’re speedrunning chores.

In other words, the P20 should be the “main vacuum” in the house, while the L10 is more like the quick-response tool. If Yaber sticks to that split and avoids overlapping too much, the lineup will be easier to understand, compare, and buy.

What to expect next in Q1 2026

Right now, Yaber is talking strategy and positioning more than technical specifics. That’s normal for an early announcement, but it also means buyers should treat both models as “promising” rather than “proven” until full specs, real-world reviews, and regional configurations are confirmed. The company’s broader pitch is a unified ecosystem across entertainment and home appliances, but the vacuums will stand or fall on basics: build quality, usability, and whether the performance matches the target audience.

For official product updates under the Yaber Home line, Yaber is the one place that should have the final details as Q1 2026 gets closer. As for pricing and availability, Yaber has only confirmed a Q1 2026 launch window so far, with regional rollout and final pricing expected to be announced closer to release.