Milagrow's festive launch run continues, and this time, it's not a robot vacuum cleaner. The company has introduced two new additions to its handheld vacuum portfolio: the Milagrow Duster Blue and Milagrow Duster Pro. Positioned as lightweight, ultra-portable cleaning companions, these devices are designed to handle everything from snack crumbs on a sofa to fine dust wedged between car vents. With this launch, Milagrow is expanding its cleaning portfolio beyond floor-focused automation and entering the lifestyle appliance space with a stronger intent.
Both devices are targeting users who want immediate, cord-free cleaning for specific messes that robot vacuums or bulky uprights cannot handle. The Duster Blue comes with a 14,000 Pa suction motor and a 6000mAh battery that lasts for up to 34 minutes on a single charge. It also features a washable HEPA filter, USB-C charging, and a protective stainless-steel mesh to guard against sharp debris. Despite its compact size, Milagrow claims the Blue can even handle small spills and moist dirt while operating at a quiet 40 decibels.
We have been reviewing vacuum cleaners for about a year now, and in our testing, we find this 40 decibels to be a decent sound level. We feel that this spec will be appealing to households with babies or pets. Its slim frame, easy-grip design, and multiple attachments make it well-suited for cleaning keyboards, desk surfaces, vacuum-seal storage bags, and even windowsills.
The Duster Pro is the more powerful of the two, weighing just under 500 grams but offering an increased suction power of 16,000 Pa. It also uses a Japanese BLDC motor and delivers up to 28 minutes of runtime. While the Pro has a slightly lower battery capacity, it compensates with a sleeker design, better attachments, and focused use cases. Milagrow says it is ideal for car owners, tech users, and households where precision cleaning of small, delicate spaces matters. It also includes a washable HEPA 13 filter and features one-click dustbin emptying for minimal maintenance.
With prices set at ₹2,999 for the Duster Blue and ₹3,799 for the Duster Pro, these devices are clearly positioned as lifestyle add-ons rather than essential cleaning appliances. But they complement the company's more expensive robotic models in an interesting way. Milagrow now offers a portfolio that covers full-house floor cleaning with robots, deep cleaning with convertible hybrids like the iMap 15 AI Plus, and handheld spot cleaning through the Duster Series. Over the last two months, Milagrow has launched the BlackCat 25 Ultra, a bagless self-emptying RVC; the iMap 16 Pro and Galaxy, which target large homes and mid-range buyers respectively; and the iMap 15 AI Plus, which offers handheld vacuuming built into a robot cleaner. The Duster Series adds the final piece to that grid, rounding out a comprehensive cleaning lineup ahead of Diwali.
Milagrow’s Push to Adaptability
While most RVC brands are racing to build suction specs and mapping capabilities, Milagrow appears to be betting on adaptability. It is one of the few brands building for Indian living conditions with such granularity by offering voice control in six Indian languages, offline control via IR remotes, and now multiple cleaning devices that address specific needs rather than one-size-fits-all automation. In that sense, Milagrow's approach looks less like a pure tech play and more like a considered home appliance strategy.
For shoppers navigating Diwali deals or upgrading their cleaning systems, the Duster series could be a compelling addition. If you already own a robot vacuum and find yourself frequently reaching for a broom to clean corners, drawers, or car floors, the Blue or Pro might be exactly what you need. If you are new to smart cleaning and want something under ₹4,000 that you can keep in the car or near your work-from-home desk, these handhelds offer a gentle but capable starting point. It is also a good option for people looking for nifty gifts for the Diwali season.
Portable Vacuums in India
In the larger market context, portable vacuums in India have long been underwhelming. They were either too weak, too noisy, or too expensive for what they do. Also it is largely a space dominated by no bigger names. While Eureka Forbes and Agaro are trying to get their presence in the segment, there is space for more brands. Milagrow's Duster Blue and Duster Pro challenge that trend with better engineering, compact design, and longer battery life. Whether Indian consumers will embrace the idea of separate devices for floors and precision areas remains to be seen. But with this launch, Milagrow is once again showing that it is not afraid to go beyond the obvious and build out a full-stack cleaning solution for Indian homes.
