+ Beautiful exterior in glossy crimson red.
- When you hold it, you feel that the plastics are of poor to mediocre quality. It will require careful use to withstand.
- Few accessories (brush and nozzle, missing an intermediate one for sofas, although the nozzle has a foldable brush that might do the job)
+ Consumption of 240W at MIN, 450W at MAX (measured at the socket with a power meter).
+ Low noise.
- Even at Min, it has quite good suction power. At max, it will satisfy 99% of users.
+ Takes Juro-Pro NG6 bags (cost about 13 euros for 10 bags, 1.3 euros/bag), they are Microfibre and do not let the dust escape. I haven't looked for compatible bags.
+ It has 2 filters, one washable for motor protection and one replaceable HEPA-13 filter for filtering the expelled air.
- Short cable, the specs mention 4.8m, I didn't measure it but roughly it seems to be only 4m.
+ Small in size, very lightweight, easy to navigate, although due to its small weight tipping over is possible. Easy vertical or horizontal parking with a slot for vertical (upright) hose attachment.

The (direct) comparison was made with an excellent Miele C3 Excellence Ecoline, maybe that's why I'm not overly excited, especially with the quality of the plastics. In an indirect and fairer comparison with a Rohnson R-137, the conclusion from memory is that the Juro-Pro Diva is significantly better overall.
If used carefully, both in terms of suction power and noise, and certainly in terms of power consumption, it will satisfy you. I believe that in this category (compact) and at this price range (up to 60 euros), it is a very good choice, along with the Zanussi ZAN3200WR and Dirt Devil DD7276-1.