Miele Complete C3 Kona vs ZeroG Floating Vacuum

You have to forcefully DRAG it backwards (for the forward/backward motion of vacuuming). Miele Engineers - You obviously have NOT tried to vacuum carpets in your own home with this. PLEASE REDESIGN - you are making people suffer!!! If possible (which most of the options I've seen do not provide you with this), I would definitely recommend the C3 Kona Canister Vacuum itself, together with the Electrical Wand, but NOT this powerbrush - there is a much lighter version of the electrical powerbrush available (and it costs less).

I have plenty of animals that shed and don't notice much of a problem. Some light debris will blow away a bit but not far enough or fast enough to not catch with the suction. The one con however is the cord. There isn't really a hook or a rewind, so that's pretty inconvenient

Hi my name is boring with Vacuum cleaner market and today we're talking about the Miele Complete C3 Coma. So this is the Miele Complete C3 Kkona canis...

I received my ZG today, unboxed, put together, and used in one room and it’s beyond my expectations. Keep in mind my last vac was a Hoover Pet that dust cup latch broke in less than a year and onboard attachment holders also broke in less time , so maybe I have never experienced a deluxe vacuum. I was a bit hesitant buying a canister, but needed something to get in low and tight spaces. It moves like a dream!

This is our favorite floor brush the Miele makes. Now this unit is also completely sealed. That means one hundred percent of the air that gets taken i...

I have seen other reviews mentioning this and we live in a rental with old low pile carpets - they did not look or feel old anymore. * In terms of the debris picked up, the Zero G seems to excel at deep cleaning.

I would recommend a Miele C3 canister style vacuum. I have a more basic one, without the power head and it's great for hardwood, tile and low-pile carpet.

I Know I said in the previous video that it would take a lot for me to become a canister person, but I think the 0g with its air-cushion is something ...

Vacuuming has always been my least favorite chore, until now. Smart design, easy to maneuver and take up and down our stairs, even w/ my bad back. This said, one of the reasons I like it the most is how quiet it is. This replaced a Dyson Animal — great suction, but LOUD, awkward/difficult to move around, and hated digging all of the pet hair and dust out every time I had to empty it

me being a engineer, I did my research. I came across this manufacturer. I liked it didn’t have a retractable cord, one less thing to go wrong

Coming from a cheap Hoover upright, this thing is so quiet. I can't believe how much quieter this is even with the powerbrush in use. The HEPA filtration is just about perfection. I smell nothing but pure air while I am vacuuming

The good news is dust mites and there debris are fairly large and any modern bagged vacuum will filter them out.

If you want a canister with a motorized nozzle, the two best options are gonna be the $1000 Miele Complete C3 Kona and SEBO E3 Premium. There're also the $700-800 Miele Classic C1 Cat & Dog and SEBO K3 Premium to consider, but the former majorly compromises on hose length, cord length, and warranty and the latter is one of the oldest canister designs on the market. You'll still get excellent cleaning performance, but I'd recommend going for the $1000 models for the better feature sets.

This is by far the best value of a vacuum cleaner with the powerhead and power stair nozzle in the market in the US. I have been searching and was considering buying a Sebo or Miele. Trying to find a canister vac w/power nozzle you are going to spend minimum $800. The Zero G vac has excellent maneuverability, and it comes with even more tools

I want a robotic vac that has the suction of Miele and it doesn't have to be small & go under every table or chair. Hit the main surfaces and I'll move furniture to let it do the rest.

The canister glides super easy on multiple floor types and is light enough to carry on the stairs for cleaning that carpeting also. So on bare floors and/or carpeting I would highly recommend this product. I bought this for the upper floor of my home which is mostly wood floors with some carpeting. My other vacuum I use in my lower level (all carpet) is a Lindhaus HealthCare Pro which is another premium vacuum