PerySmith M2 Pro Max review: strongest suction

PerySmith M2 Pro Max Steam Spot Cleaner (CleanPro Series)

Reviewed by the Product Choicest team · Updated Aug 5, 2026 · How we review

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Quick verdict

2000W and 20,000Pa, plus hot and cold modes: the strongest-pulling spot cleaner here, and the one for set-in stains.

At a glance

BrandPerySmith
TypeSteam spot cleaner
Price₱5,600 (as of Aug 5, 2026)
Owner rating4.9 ★ from 173 reviews
ShopPerySmith Official Mall · Shopee Mall ✓
Units sold845

Pros and cons

✓ Pros

  • 20,000Pa is the strongest suction of any spot cleaner in this list
  • Hot and cold modes let you go gentle on delicate fabric
  • Four-tool kit covers upholstery, garments, and windows in one buy

✗ Cons

  • At 2000W it's the heaviest power draw here, so it warms a small room
  • The voice prompts and LED panel add parts that can fail out of warranty

The PerySmith M2 Pro Max has the strongest suction in this list: 20,000Pa, driven by a 2000W motor, with hot and cold water modes and a four-piece tool kit. If your problem is stains that have already set, this is the machine.

How well does it clean?

Suction is the spec that separates a good spot cleaner from a frustrating one, and 20,000Pa is the top figure here. More pull means more water comes back out of the cushion, so the fabric is damp rather than soaked and dries in hours.

The hot and cold choice matters more than it sounds. Hot water breaks down grease and everyday grime, the ulam-on-the-dining-chair kind of mess. Cold is for delicate fabric and for stains that heat would set instead of lift. Machines with only one mode force you to guess.

What’s it like to use?

There’s an LED display with voice prompts, which is either helpful or slightly much depending on your taste. The dual tank runs a 1.25L clean-water side, so you get a decent stretch before refilling.

The four tools cover more ground than most: a deep stain brush for upholstery, a steam iron brush for garments, a precision nozzle for seams, and a window tool. That last one is unusual at this price and genuinely useful during Pinoy general cleaning before Christmas.

Two honest notes. At 2000W this is the heaviest power draw here, and in a small closed room you’ll feel the warmth. And the LED panel and voice module add electronics that can fail once the warranty ends.

Is it sulit?

Around ₱5,600 as of August 5, 2026. Check the latest price on Shopee. That’s the same ballpark as the mid-range Simplus units while giving you the strongest suction of the group. Over three years of regular use, an assumption rather than a published lifespan, it comes to roughly ₱35 a week.

Who should buy it

Buy this if you’re dealing with older, set-in stains, pet accidents, or a car interior that hasn’t been cleaned in years. It’s the right choice when pulling water back out is the priority. If you’d rather have a self-cleaning hose and published tank sizes, look at the UWANT.

See the full ranking in our best steam cleaners in the Philippines roundup, or size up the options in our steam cleaner buying guide.

Alternatives to consider

Want the hose to clean itself? The UWANT Y200-S, our Best Overall pick, adds a one-button self-clean and a 35-second heat-up for around ₱6,000 as of August 5, 2026. Cleaning a big three-seater in one pass? The Simplus dual tank cleaner carries a 2.3L clean tank on wheels.

Compare PerySmith M2 Pro Max Steam Spot Cleaner (CleanPro Series)

See how it stacks up against our top pick in the head-to-head UWANT Y200-S High-Flow Steam Spot Cleaner vs PerySmith M2 Pro Max Steam Spot Cleaner (CleanPro Series), or browse the full steam cleaners comparison.

Frequently Asked Questions

What does 20,000Pa suction actually change?

It pulls more water back out of the fabric, so a cushion dries in hours rather than staying damp overnight. On a humid Philippine day that's the difference between a clean sofa and one that smells musty.

When would I use cold water instead of hot?

On delicate fabric and on some stains that heat can set rather than lift, protein stains especially. Hot water is for grease and everyday grime. Having both means you don't have to gamble on a silk cushion.

Is 2000W going to spike my Meralco bill?

Not meaningfully, because you use it in short bursts. A 2000W machine running 30 minutes uses about 1 kWh, roughly ₱10 to ₱12 at typical rates. You'd have to clean a lot to notice it.

What tools come with it?

A deep stain brush, a steam iron brush, a precision steam nozzle, and a window cleaning tool. That covers upholstery, garments, and glass, which is wider than most spot cleaners at this price.