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If you're shopping at a mid-range price point, the best HEPA vacuum for allergies we've tested is the Airsign HEPA Vacuum. It doesn't have the grab-and-go convenience of the Roborock H7, but it is cheaper and better-suited for longer clean-ups due to its corded design. It has an onboard HEPA filter with charcoal filtration, helping to seal in fine allergens and minimize odor, and uses biodegradable dirtbags with a built-in seal cover. It's partially made from recycled materials, which is great if you're looking for a more environmentally-conscious vacuum. It feels decently well-built for the most part and has a simple design that's easy to maintain. The canister body is pretty compact, enabling you to store it in small closets without too much effort.

Performance on most surfaces is good, even with a basic straight suction floorhead. However, if you plan on cleaning dense carpeting, consider an upper-range variant of the Miele Classic C1, which can come with a turbo or electrobrush floorhead. That said, the entry-level Miele Classic C1 PowerLine Pure Suction, which is priced similarly to the Airsign, also only comes with a straight-suction floorhead and doesn't come bundled with a HEPA filter.

The best mid-range HEPA vacuum we've tested is the Airsign HEPA Vacuum. While it doesn't feel as well-built as a high-end model like the SEBO Airbelt D4 and lacks the Dyson Ball Animal 3's motorized floorhead, it does deliver good air filtration performance at a more affordable price point. As the name implies, this bagged canister vacuum comes with an onboard HEPA-14 filter, which the manufacturer advertises to trap 99.995% of airborne allergens. It comes bundled with a set of eco-friendly biodegradable paper bags, but if you want to further improve its filtration performance, you could spring for aftermarket cloth bags; the Airsign uses a pretty common 2.5 L sizing.

It also has a rather short power cord, so you'll probably need to swap outlets when cleaning larger rooms. If that's a problem, you could consider the Miele Classic C1 PowerLine Pure Suction, though be aware that it doesn't come bundled with a HEPA-rated post-motor filter.

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99).My other minor concerns are being addressed by the company — I noticed a strong chemical smell when I opened my box and was told by the manufacturer they're considering building in extra time so the materials can better air out during production. I also wish it came in a hue other than black and was told there would be a color announcement in the near future.    The bottom lineIf you're looking for an attractive, lightweight vacuum cleaner that's easy to store and operate, this is it

When you buy through our links, Insider may earn an affiliate commission. Learn more. As a reporter who has road-tested more than 25 vacuums from uprights to sticks to robots, I've given the cold shoulder to many of the vacuums gathering dust in my basement. Many machines are either too heavy to lug up and down the stairs in my four-story home, not powerful enough to clean up after three kids and a dog, or too complicated with countless moving parts and pieces

 As a reporter who has road-tested more than 25 vacuums from uprights to sticks to robots, I've given the cold shoulder to many of the vacuums gathering dust in my basement. Many machines are either too heavy to lug up and down the stairs in my four-story home, not powerful enough to clean up after three kids and a dog, or too complicated with countless moving parts and pieces.I didn't expect much from the Airsign HEPA Vacuum, a modest canister-style vacuum I was recently gifted. But I quickly realized I'd discovered a vacuum that's easy to transport from room to room and from floor to floor

 This vacuum has a 4-layer filtration system that includes a HEPA filter to capture airborne particles.      The filters are easy to access as is the bag, which has a pull tab that seals the bag to trap any debris during removal. There's also a fullness meter that indicates when it's time to change the bag.   Colleen Sullivan/Insider   The system is sealed to prevent particles from escaping and incorporates a four-layer filtration system that includes a dust bag, a medical grade HEPA-14 filter, a pre-motor filter (as a second line of defense to prevent dust from getting into the motor), and a charcoal filter to clean the air while you vacuum

This is the only attractive canister vacuum I've found — it looks like a piece of carry-on luggage and is lightweight and powerful

 It features a 1200W motor that makes it quite effective for cleaning many surface types. Unusually for a vacuum of this type, you can purchase it with a subscription that ships extra filters and dirtbags to your door, which helps offset some of the added upfront cost.

The Airsign HEPA Vacuum is a compact canister vacuum. It touts some eco-friendly credentials, with a body made from 20% recycled plastic and biodegradable dirtbags. Its minimalistic design makes it easy to maintain. It's also small enough to be stored in most closets

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It's a great looking little product. I've been impressed by the power, and it's just a good all around vacuum that I'm not embarrassed to leave out. There's lots of vacs out there, but this one is really worked for me!

I got this as a gift

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If you're looking for a canister vacuum that incurs lower ownership cost, the SEBO Airbelt D4 is a good option. Its stiff hose and heavier canister body make it more of a challenge to maneuver in tight spaces than the Miele Complete C3 Alize PowerLine. However, it does use much larger dirtbags and filters that should only need replacing every couple of years. Its three-stage filtration system means that it does an excellent job of sealing in fine particles, which is good if you suffer from serious allergies. The vacuum delivers exceptional performance on bare floors, easily sucking up pet hair as well as small and bulky debris. It does a very good job dealing with material on low and high-pile carpet, even with just its basic parquet brush floorhead. You might want to spring for a variant of this vacuum that comes bundled with a motorized ET-1 powerhead or buy an ET-1 or ET-2 powerhead separately if you have a lot of dense carpeting in your home.

Get the Miele if maneuverability and comfort of use are priorities for you. Consider the SEBO if you value lower costs of ownership and want a corded vacuum with a longer range.

If you're looking for a corded vacuum that incurs lower recurring costs, you might want to consider the SEBO Airbelt D4. Like the Miele Complete C3 Alize PowerLine, it's a high-end bagged canister vacuum, but its stiffer hose and heavier body make it a little less maneuverable in tight spaces. However, it uses much larger dirtbags, while its pre-motor and exhaust filters are expected to last for years. Its three-stage filtration system also makes it an excellent option if you suffer from allergies, as it's capable of capturing 99.9% of particles as small as 0.3 microns in diameter. It comes with a crevice tool, a soft-bristle dusting brush, and an upholstery tool. The upholstery tool has a thin bristled brush instead of a more conventional lint strip, making it harder to drag around on fabric surfaces than the Miele's upholstery tool.

Get the Miele if you want a more maneuverable canister vacuum, but consider the SEBO if lower costs of ownership and a longer range are more important for you.

The SEBO Airbelt D4 is the best vacuum for carpets we've tested. Even with only a basic straight-suction floorhead, this high-end canister vacuum does a very good job dealing with pet hair and fine and large debris on low and high-pile carpets. If you live in a home with shag-pile carpeting, it's a good idea to buy a SEBO ET-1 or wider ET-2 floorhead, either of which is highly effective on carpets. The rocker switch on the handle of this vacuum gives you a precise level of control over its suction power, allowing you to quickly adapt to different types and lengths of carpeting. Build quality is excellent, and the vacuum's three-stage filtration system is remarkably effective in trapping fine allergens. It's also incredibly easy to maintain and incurs low recurring costs for a bagged vacuum, thanks to its large-capacity dirtbags and long-lasting filters.

Still, this is a somewhat bulky, heavy canister vacuum, and you might want to consider an alternative like the Miele Complete C3 Alize PowerLine if you're looking for something easier to maneuver. That said, the Miele uses smaller dirtbags and less durable filters, leading to higher costs of ownership. Like the SEBO, it'd also be a good idea to purchase a C3 model with an electrobrush floorhead, like the C3 Cat & Dog or C3 Kona, if you plan on cleaning a lot of very dense carpeting. Alternatively, if you want to spend less and don't mind using an upright vacuum, the Kenmore Intuition Bagged is a good option, though it isn't as well-built as either the SEBO or Miele.

The SEBO Airbelt D4 is the best vacuum for pet hair and allergies with a canister design that we've tested. This high-end canister vacuum features an S-Class filtration system made up of a three-layer dirtbag, a pre-motor filter, and a micro-fiber exhaust filter advertised to trap 99.9% of particles 0.3 microns in diameter, including most allergens like dust or pollen. Its sealed canister body feels very well-built and is remarkably easy to maintain.

It does an outstanding job clearing away debris on bare floors and performs well on low and high-pile carpet, even with a basic straight-suction floorhead. Recurring costs are very low for a bagged model because it uses dirtbags with a large capacity, and the manufacturer expects that you should only need to put in a new one after six to 12 months. Its filters are also very long-lasting, so you should only need to buy a new set after 10 to 20 dirtbag replacements. Its operating range of over 50 feet also means that you can easily clean far-away areas.

That said, this vacuum is somewhat bulky and fairly heavy, making it a hassle to maneuver in very tight areas. It's also worth noting that its top cover makes an audible cracking noise when lifted, though the rest of the vacuum feels very solidly built. Ultimately, its advanced filtration system and strong performance make it a great option for those who suffer from allergies.

If you're looking for a bagged canister vacuum that incurs lower costs of ownership, the SEBO Airbelt D4 is worth a look. This high-end canister vacuum isn't as maneuverable as the Miele Complete C3 Alize PowerLine due to its stiffer hose and bulkier, heavier body. However, it uses much larger dirtbags that don't need to be swapped out as often and filters that are expected to last for years at a time. It performs remarkably well on bare surfaces and does a very good job of cleaning up debris on low and high-pile carpet, even with just a basic straight suction floorhead. A handle-mounted rocker switch gives you a precise level of control of suction power, so you can clean everything from curtains to stubborn debris with ease. Its roughly 50-foot operating range also gives it a longer range than the Miele. Unfortunately, if you plan on cleaning a lot of dense carpeting, you'll probably want to buy SEBO's ET-1 or ET-2 powerhead, both of which are quite pricey.

Get the Miele if you want a more maneuverable canister vacuum, but consider the SEBO if lower costs of ownership and a longer range are bigger priorities.

If you're looking for a canister vacuum that incurs lower recurring costs, the SEBO Airbelt D4 is worth a look. While its stiffer hose and bulkier body make it harder to maneuver in tight areas than the Miele Complete C3 Alize PowerLine, it uses larger dirtbags that don't need replacing as often and longer-lasting filters, resulting in lower costs of ownership over time. It also delivers remarkable performance on bare floors, easily dealing with large and small debris as well as pet hair. Unlike the Miele, it features a handle-mounted rocker switch that enables you to adjust its suction power without having to bend over and press a button on its canister body. This vacuum has a longer range, so you don't need to worry about swapping power outlets, even when vacuuming larger areas. However, while this vacuum feels remarkably well-built overall, lifting its dirtbag compartment cover does make a somewhat loud cracking noise.

If you want a more maneuverable canister vacuum, consider the Miele, but look at the SEBO if lower costs of ownership and a longer range are more important to you.

If you're looking for a vacuum that delivers similarly superb performance on tile floors but incurs lower recurring costs, the SEBO Airbelt D4 is worth a look. Like the Miele Complete C3 Alize PowerLine, it's a high-end bagged canister vacuum, but its heavier weight and stiffer hose make it a little more of a hassle to maneuver in tight spots. However, it uses dirtbags with a much larger capacity and has filters that are advertised to last for years without needing replacing. It's very effective in dealing with debris in shallow cracks and crevices. The manufacturer advertises its three-stage filtration system to trap 99.9% of debris 0.3 microns in size, which is great if you have allergies or have a heavily-shedding pet. The vacuum itself is very well-built and incredibly easy to maintain. However, like most conventional vacuums, there's no built-in mopping function to help deal with stains, and you can't use it to deal with liquid spills.

Get the Miele if you want a canister vacuum that's easier to maneuver, but consider the SEBO if low cost of ownership is more important to you.

If you're looking for a versatile canister vacuum that incurs lower recurring costs, the SEBO Airbelt D4 is a good choice. It isn't as maneuverable as the Miele Complete C3 Alize PowerLine due to its stiffer hose and heavier body, but it does use larger dirtbags and filters with substantially longer service life, resulting in lower costs of ownership. It also has a much longer range than the Miele, with a maximum operating range of roughly 50 feet. It delivers superb performance on bare floors, and the handle-mounted rocker switch allows you to make fine adjustments to the vacuum's suction power when cleaning different surfaces. Its three-stage filtration system is also very effective when it comes to dealing with allergens. However, while this variant of the vacuum still performs impressively well on carpets with its basic parquet brush, you still might want to spring for a pricier variant of this vacuum with SEBO's ET-1 powerhead if you have a lot of dense carpeting in your home.

Get the Miele if you're looking for a more maneuverable canister vacuum, but consider the SEBO if lower costs of ownership are more important to you.

If you're looking for a versatile canister vacuum but prioritize lower costs of ownership, consider the SEBO Airbelt D4. This high-end canister vacuum weighs noticeably more than the Miele Complete C3 Alize PowerLine and has a stiffer vacuum hose, making it more difficult to maneuver in tight spaces. It also delivers similarly outstanding performance to the Miele on bare floors as well as low and high-pile carpet. The rocker switch on its handle allows you to adjust its suction power in fine detail, allowing you to adapt to a wide variety of surfaces, from curtains to high-pile rugs. In its default setting, it exerts a strong suction force through its floorhead, enabling it to easily lift debris from cracks and crevices. However, it's worth noting that this variant of the D4 only comes with a straight-suction floorhead. If you plan on cleaning a lot of shag-pile carpeting, it's recommended that you spring for the pricier D4 Premium, which comes with SEBO's ET-1 powered floorhead in the box, or simply buy an ET-1 or wider ET-2 powerhead separately for an additional cost.

Get the Miele if you're looking for a more maneuverable canister vacuum, but consider the SEBO if lower costs of ownership are more important for you.

The best HEPA vacuum with a corded design that we've tested is the SEBO Airbelt D4. It's a high-end canister vacuum that you can buy directly from the manufacturer or most dedicated vacuum retailers. It features a three-stage S-Class sealed filtration system, comprised of a three-layer dirtbag, pre-motor filter, and micro-fiber exhaust filter. Altogether, it's advertised to trap 99.9% of particles as small to 0.3 microns in size, which comprise most common allergens. Its large dirtbags don't need replacing very often, and filters are expected to last for years at a time. The vacuum is fantastic on bare floors, and it does a good job of sucking up debris on low- and high-pile carpets even with just its straight-suction Parquet Brush floorhead. You still might want to consider purchasing a SEBO ET-1 or ET-2 motorized floorhead if you have a lot of dense carpeting in your home.

This vacuum's stiff hose and rather heavy canister body can make it a bit of a hassle to maneuver in tight spaces, so you might want to consider the Miele Complete C3 Alize PowerLine&mdash;or any other Miele Complete C3 variant with a HEPA filter&mdash;if you're looking for a canister vacuum with similar air filtration performance. The C3 has a shorter range and incurs higher costs of ownership due to its less durable filters and smaller dirtbags.

If you're looking for a bagged canister vacuum that incurs much lower costs, consider the SEBO Airbelt D4. Its stiff hose and bulkier design make it more of a hassle to maneuver than the Miele Complete C3 Alize PowerLine, but it does incur significantly lower recurring costs. According to the manufacturer, you should only need to swap in a new dirtbag every six to 12 months, and you only need to replace its filters after swapping out 10 to 20 dirtbags. It also feels remarkably well-built, is exceptionally easy to maintain, and has a larger operating radius. The manufacturer advertises its three-stage filtration system as being capable of trapping 99.9% of particles as small as 0.3 microns in diameter, which is great if you suffer from allergies. Performance on bare floors is superb, and the vacuum does a very good job of dealing with debris on low and high-pile carpet. However, this variant doesn't come with a motorized floorhead included in the box, so you'll need to purchase a SEBO ET-1 or ET-2 power head separately or spring for the pricier D4 Premium, which comes bundled with a power floorhead, if you have a lot of shag-pile carpeting in your home.

Get the Miele if you're looking for a bagged canister vacuum that's more comfortable to maneuver and operate. Consider the SEBO if you want a bagged vacuum that incurs low recurring costs and has a longer range.

The SEBO Airbelt D4 is the best vacuum for carpets we've tested. Even with only a basic straight-suction floorhead, this high-end canister vacuum does a very good job dealing with pet hair and solid debris on low-pile carpets. That said, consider the pricier D4 Premium variant, which comes bundled with a SEBO ET-1 powerhead, or simply purchase a SEBO powerhead separately if you need superior performance on thick carpeting. The rocker switch on the handle gives you a precise level of control over its suction power, allowing you to quickly adapt to different types and lengths of carpeting. Build quality is excellent, and the vacuum's three-stage filtration system is remarkably effective in trapping allergens. It's also incredibly easy to maintain and incurs low recurring costs for a bagged vacuum, thanks to its large-capacity dirtbags and long-lasting filters.

Looking for something more maneuverable? You might want to consider the Miele Complete C3 Alize PowerLine, though it uses smaller dirtbags and less durable filters, leading to higher ownership costs. Like the SEBO, it'd also be a good idea to purchase a C3 model with a powerhead, like the C3 Cat & Dog or C3 Kona, if you plan on cleaning a lot of very dense carpeting. On the other hand, if you prefer cordless vacuums but still require good carpet-cleaning capability, the Dyson V15 Detect is a great choice. However, its battery life is limited in its most powerful suction setting, and it can easily get stuck on dense carpets.

The SEBO Airbelt D4 is the best vacuum for allergies we've tested. This high-end canister vacuum delivers superb performance on most surfaces and features an S-Class filtration system made up of a three-layer dirtbag, a pre-motor filter, and a micro-fiber exhaust filter that's remarkably effective in trapping allergens like dust or pollen. Its sealed canister body feels very well-built and is remarkably easy to maintain. Recurring costs are very low for a bagged model because it uses dirtbags with a large capacity and long-lasting filters. Performance is very strong across a range of surfaces, even with a simple straight suction floorhead, though you still might want to purchase SEBO's ET-1 or ET-2 powerhead for cleaning carpets.

That said, this vacuum has a somewhat stiff hose and is a little on the heavier side, making it a little more of a hassle to maneuver around in very tight areas compared to alternatives like the Miele Complete C3 Alize PowerLine. The Miele is also an excellent choice if you suffer from allergies, as it has an allergen-sealed construction, uses the manufacturer's proprietary AirClean 3D dirtbags, and can be bundled with a HEPA filter, all of which contribute to its ability to filter out 99.9% of common allergens. That said, it has a shorter range than the SEBO, uses much smaller dirtbags, and its filters don't last as long, resulting in higher recurring costs.

If you frequently find yourself cleaning larger areas in addition to your stairs and want a corded canister model you can prop upright, the SEBO Airbelt D4 is among the best vacuum cleaners for stairs we've tested. It isn't nearly as portable as a cordless stick vacuum like the Dyson V12 Detect Slim, but you also won't have to worry about running out of charge part way through a cleaning session. Besides, this vacuum has a very long operating range of roughly 50 feet, allowing you to clean long staircases without swapping power outlets and easily clean hard-to-reach spots. It feels incredibly sturdy, with a canister body made of dense plastic and a cloth bumper running along the outside of its body that can protect your walls from getting scuffed up. There's an onboard storage compartment for its three included tools, allowing you to access them while vacuuming.

Performance on flat, even surfaces like hardwood or linoleum is exceptional, and the vacuum is quite effective in dealing with debris on carpeted stairs, even with a fairly basic straight-suction floorhead. You can easily change its suction power via a handle-mounted rocker switch, allowing you to adapt to different surfaces. Unfortunately, it's heavy and rather bulky. Looking for something smaller, lighter, and cheaper? The Miele Classic C1 PowerLine Pure Suction is worth a look, even if it does have a much shorter range.

The SEBO Airbelt D4 is the best vacuum cleaner for high-pile carpets we've tested. This high-end canister vacuum is impressively effective for dealing with debris on high-pile carpet, even with just a basic straight suction floorhead. It's fully compatible with SEBO's ET-1 and ET-2 powerheads, which are some of the most effective carpet-cleaning floorheads on the market. However, you'll need to purchase either floorhead separately or step up to the pricier D4 Premium, which comes bundled with an ET-1 head. The vacuum also incurs low ownership costs since it uses large dirtbags and filters that are expected to last for years without replacement. Its three-stage filtration system does a great job filtering out fine particles, and its allergen-sealed body feels remarkably robust, if somewhat heavy and bulky.

If you're looking for a lighter, more maneuverable canister vacuum that still performs very well on high-pile carpets, you could consider the Miele Complete C3 Alize PowerLine, along with a compatible Miele powerhead. However, this vacuum has a shorter power cord and incurs higher ownership costs due to its use of smaller dirtbags and less long-lasting filters. Want to go cordless? The Dyson V15 Detect is worth a look too. However, its lack of floorhead height adjustment causes it to get stuck on thicker-pile rugs very easily.

The best vacuum for hardwood and carpet we've tested is the SEBO Airbelt D4. This remarkably well-built canister vacuum has a very powerful 1250 W motor, enabling it to easily clear debris on bare floors and low and high-pile carpet, even with a basic straight-suction floorhead. If you plan on cleaning a lot of shag-pile carpeting, it's recommended that you spring for SEBO's ET-1 or wider ET-2 powerhead for an additional cost, which is one of the most effective attachments for carpet cleaning on the market. The handle-mounted rocker switch gives you a precise level of control over the vacuum's suction output, enabling you to adapt to different surface types on-the-fly. Recurring costs are low, as it uses large-capacity dirtbags and filters that will last for years.

While its four caster-mounted wheels make it somewhat maneuverable for a vacuum of this weight and size, you still might want to consider the Miele Complete C3 Alize PowerLine if you need something a little smaller, lighter, and easier to use in cluttered environments. However, the Miele has a shorter range and incurs higher ownership costs due to its smaller dirtbags and less durable filters. Conversely, if you want to go completely cordless, the Dyson V15 Detect is one of the most powerful cordless vacuums we've tested and delivers a correspondingly strong cleaning performance. However, it's prone to get stuck on thicker rugs and carpets.

The best HEPA vacuum with a corded design that we've tested is the SEBO Airbelt D4. It's a high-end canister vacuum that you can buy directly from the manufacturer or most dedicated vacuum retailers. It features a three-stage S-Class sealed filtration system, which the manufacturer advertises to trap 99.9% of particles as small to 0.3 microns in size, which comprise most common allergens. Its large dirtbags don't need replacing very often, and filters are expected to last for years at a time. The vacuum delivers fantastic overall performance, even with just its straight-suction Parquet Brush floorhead. You might want to consider purchasing a SEBO ET-1 or ET-2 motorized floorhead if you have a lot of dense carpeting in your home.

This vacuum's stiff hose and rather heavy canister body can make it a bit of a hassle to maneuver in tight spaces. You might want to consider the Miele Complete C3 Alize PowerLine&mdash;or any other Miele Complete C3 variant with a HEPA filter&mdash;if you're looking for a canister vacuum with similar air filtration performance. The C3 has a shorter range and incurs higher ownership costs due to its less durable filters and smaller dirtbags.

The best vacuum for shag carpet we've tested is the SEBO Airbelt D4. When cleaning dense carpeting, its ET-1 and ET-2 powerheads are some of the most effective attachments on the market, with four levels of height adjustment and an automatic brushroll cutoff. However, you'll have to spring for the D4 Premium model to get those attachments or buy either floorhead separately. You can tweak its suction output using the rocker switch on the handle, so you don't get bogged down on carpets. The vacuum is bulky but packed with convenience features, with a three-stage filtration system to help trap fine allergens, onboard storage for its three included attachments, and a long operating range of about fifty feet. It's also remarkably well-built, very easy to maintain, and incurs low ownership costs, as it uses high-capacity dirtbags and long-lasting filters.

If you're looking for something lighter and a little easier to maneuver, the Miele Complete C3 Alize PowerLine is a good option; however, it incurs higher recurring costs as a result of its smaller dirtbags and less durable filters. Like the SEBO, you'll need to purchase a C3 variant with a powerhead for cleaning shag carpeting, like the C3 Kona or C3 Marin.

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 It is a small motor with large performance and built of the finest materials at the time of its design. Now this machine did win an award in 2011. gosh, that was 10 years ago now, so I wish I could have reviewed it sooner. But it is still an excellent value and I see the reason why they haven't discontinued it yet

 It's kind of a funky machine. Sibo is all about form and function. They're not about looking pretty pain, stay at homes for reviews or anything like that. So if you're not familiar with Sibo, they're a German manufacturer

 They make just about everything on the machine in Germany, and they make pretty much all the parts themselves in-house which is really cool. So this is everything that comes in the box. your crevice tool, your upholstery tool, your dusting brush, and your dusting brush does articulate, which is really nice. If you want to get in somewhere tight or above something, find that nice in this nice triangle shape

 The floor tool? Throw it away by the premium floor tool. I wish they would just include that. Uh, the other accessory that I would buy would probably be a bigger dusting brush. Other than that, it's good to go

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 and he's actually. this bag now is going to be demo with practically practically a full bag. So we're going to quickly show you some of the um, the filters and that how they it's filled up. I mean this has done plenty of full house cleans

 Um, doesn't seem as popular as say an X7 or Felix, but is it better than an X7 and a Felix? Well I would say for me personally, the X7 in this house doesn't work that well due to the Um floor changes. So you've got like a carpet and you've got a hard floor and the computer actually has to readjust every time it goes over it and it sometimes takes a little so it's not actually. um, sort of. What would say if you compare an X7 to a Dyson? A Dyson all floor, um, upright would be like better in my house personally than say a single X7

 And we're actually going to give it a quick demo as well because um, the house does need a bit of a clean. I've done a bit of a dust off so there's plenty of dust floating around in the in the services now. So uh, this one is the sea with D4 premium E-power Uh, it's less than 900 watts which includes the powered head. so it is a current machine and this one's actually quite hard to actually get hold of

 You've got some dust in the bottom so there is. As you can see, we haven't cleaned this thing. There is a little bit of dust there so when this is what's not in paper does that's what my house does. that's normal so it is seeping dust a little bit but all vacuums with a bag would and what it's doing As you can see it's coming at the bottom of it, but I think you've been pushing this down as well haven't you? And it's come out a few times

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This is a high quality hepatitis filter bag. No particles in the air while vacuuming helps with our allergies. Quick shipping

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Sebo D4 all day long. Large bag, great filtration, larger diameter hose, large reach without needing to unplug it, and lasts forever.

My current vacuum is a Dyson ball but the filters get super dirty really fast and they are expensive to replace.

I am looking for something that can handle the dirt and dust from 5 dogs in a dirty backyard while not breaking the bank on new filters. House is 90% hard wood floor with some large rugs and one bedroom with carpet.

No price limit, I'm tired of buying 50$ filters every few weeks.

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Need something powerful for 5 hairy dogs and 5 people

 It has a 40 foot retractable cord reel. All in all, tip of the cord, tip of the base. We have 65 feet of cleaning radius out of this one machine, so if you visualize that, even a central vacuum. With the built-in systems, they're maximized with an electrified hose at 35 feet, so this is even giving you more reach than a built-in system can do with an electrified hose

 press a button slides and then this whole little goth slides the whole brush roll right out for easy cleaning. You can wash that, clean this out. Easy. easy maintenance on this machine, especially with our brush rolls, telescopic wand so you don't adjust yourself to the vacuum to where it adjusts to you

 It really blows it out of the water. And just briefly. this is the airflow meter the industry uses on how we gauge airflow on vacuum cleaners in the industry and right now this guy pulls [Music] so you can see that is amazing airflow. It blows almost all the competition out of the water

SEBO D4 Airbelt Canister Vacuum

The SEBO Airbelt D4 is the best vacuum for carpets we've tested. Even with only a basic straight-suction floorhead, this high-end canister vacuum does a very good job dealing with pet hair and fine and large debris on low and high-pile carpets. If you live in a home with shag-pile carpeting, it's a good idea to buy a SEBO ET-1 or wider ET-2 floorhead, either of which is highly effective on carpets. The rocker switch on the handle of this vacuum gives you a precise level of control over its suction power, allowing you to quickly adapt to different types and lengths of carpeting

 If you live in a home with shag-pile carpeting, it's a good idea to buy a SEBO ET-1 or wider ET-2 floorhead, either of which is highly effective on carpets. The rocker switch on the handle of this vacuum gives you a precise level of control over its suction power, allowing you to quickly adapt to different types and lengths of carpeting. Build quality is excellent, and the vacuum's three-stage filtration system is remarkably effective in trapping fine allergens. It's also incredibly easy to maintain and incurs low recurring costs for a bagged vacuum, thanks to its large-capacity dirtbags and long-lasting filters

 Build quality is excellent, and the vacuum's three-stage filtration system is remarkably effective in trapping fine allergens. It's also incredibly easy to maintain and incurs low recurring costs for a bagged vacuum, thanks to its large-capacity dirtbags and long-lasting filters.

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99 for 8 bags. Any Sebo with the Et-1 has the tool free brush roll removal so it makes maintenance a lot easier.

No price limit, I seriously am getting sick of our current vacuum and want the best of the best.

Here's my qualms with our current one: I like that it's cordless, but our large home is a bit much for it.  I can usually get about 2/3 of the downstairs done on one charge... so whole home, maybe 3 full charges.  

And more importantly, I AM SICK AND TIRED OF CUTTING HAIR OFF THE BRUSH! Is there any vacuum (even those canister kinds that just have a long hose out the top) that is great on hardwood floor without a spinning brush? 

I generally try to vacuum once (sometimes twice if time allows) per week.  

I don't care if it's light/heavy, I'm still young and strong enough to move it around.  Downstairs (50% of household) is all hardwood flooring, upstairs (50%) is carpet.

As I've said, we have a long hair dog who sheds non-stop, and my wife also has long hair and is close competition with the dog for most hair shedded by a resident of this household (love them both... but damn are they hairy).

Any and all recommendations appreciated!

<div class="md"><p>No price limit, I seriously am getting sick of our current vacuum and want the best of the best.</p>

<p>Here&#39;s my qualms with our current one: I like that it&#39;s cordless, but our large home is a bit much for it.  I can usually get about 2/3 of the downstairs done on one charge... so whole home, maybe 3 full charges.  </p>

<p>And more importantly, I AM SICK AND TIRED OF CUTTING HAIR OFF THE BRUSH! Is there any vacuum (even those canister kinds that just have a long hose out the top) that is great on hardwood floor without a spinning brush? </p>

<p>I generally try to vacuum once (sometimes twice if time allows) per week.  </p>

<p>I don&#39;t care if it&#39;s light/heavy, I&#39;m still young and strong enough to move it around.  Downstairs (50% of household) is all hardwood flooring, upstairs (50%) is carpet.  Also, getting under tables and chairs and stuff is a plus, but if I need to just lift/move the chairs, then I can do that if it means a better vacuum.</p>

<p>As I&#39;ve said, we have a long hair dog who sheds non-stop, and my wife also has long hair and is close competition with the dog for most hair shedded by a resident of this household (love them both... but damn are they hairy).</p>

<p>Any and all recommendations appreciated!</p>
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No Price Limit! Long hair dog and long hair wife. Need recommendation for next vacuum.

I have the D4, and it's sublime, except for one issue: no HEPA filter. I love the included floor tools, suction right up to the bag overfull level, and the power head is awesome on carpet except for shag (which..

<div class="md"><p><a href="https://youtu.be/IfrOUHcFeQc">https://youtu.be/IfrOUHcFeQc</a></p>
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