JETZT X13 PRO review: a 20kPa claim and little else

The JETZT X13 PRO is a 3-in-1 cordless stick claiming 20kPa at around ₱4,000, rated 4.9 by 59 owners. It is also one of the least documented vacuums in our roundup, and that has to shape what we say about it.

What does the listing actually publish?

A suction claim, a form factor, and a price.

20kPa is the headline, and if accurate it would be remarkable at this money: the Deerma at ₱3,600 manages 5,500Pa, and 20kPa is what the ₱9,000 Dreame V10S delivers.

The reason to be careful is what is not there. JETZT publishes no runtime, no battery capacity, no weight, no bin capacity, no filtration rating, and no warranty period.

That pattern is the thing to notice. A vacuum that genuinely pulls 20kPa normally publishes the battery that supports it and the runtime it achieves, because those numbers flatter the product too. A lone suction figure with nothing around it is the shape a marketing number takes.

We are not saying the claim is false. We are saying there is nothing to check it against, and at this price that is the risk you are accepting.

What can you rely on?

Two things.

The form factor. A 3-in-1 conversion between stick, handheld, and crevice setups is standard and genuinely useful, and it is what makes any cordless stick worth having over a corded vacuum. Stairs, sofas, and car interiors are where it earns its keep.

The rating. 4.9 across 59 raters with 121 sold. That is a modest sample, well short of the Deerma’s 4,275, but it is real feedback from real buyers, and in the absence of specifications it is the only evidence available.

What you do not get is a service path. There is no published warranty and no PH service network behind the brand, so a fault means dealing with the seller.

Is the JETZT cordless vacuum sulit?

Around ₱4,000 as of August 27, 2026. Check the latest price on Shopee.

The honest comparison is with the Deerma VC20 Plus at around ₱3,600. The Deerma publishes everything: 5,500Pa, a 150W motor, a 2,200mAh battery, 30 minutes standard and 15 on high, a 0.6L bin, 1.8kg, cyclonic plus stainless HEPA filtration, and a 3.5-hour charge. It also carries 4,275 ratings.

So for ₱400 less you can have a vacuum with weaker published suction and a complete, verifiable spec sheet, or for ₱400 more a vacuum claiming four times the suction and publishing nothing.

Which is the better bet depends on how much you trust an unbacked number. Our view is that the Deerma’s evidence is worth more than the JETZT’s claim, which is why it ranks higher. But at ₱4,000 the downside here is limited, and if the 20kPa figure is even roughly right this is a lot of vacuum for the money.

Who the JETZT cordless vacuum suits

Buy this if you want to gamble a modest amount on a big suction claim, for a condo or a second vacuum where a disappointment is survivable. It is a reasonable punt rather than a recommendation. If you want to know what you are getting before it arrives, buy a vacuum that publishes its specs, at this price or above it.

If the JETZT cordless vacuum is not right

If you would rather have a full spec sheet and 4,275 owner ratings for less money, the Deerma VC20 Plus is around ₱3,600. If you can stretch, the Dreame V10S publishes 155AW and 20kPa with a 60-minute runtime and a 2-year warranty at around ₱9,000.

See how it ranks against the rest in our best cordless vacuums in the Philippines roundup, or learn which suction claims to trust with our cordless vacuum buying guide.