SEBO Dart vs Miele Dynamic U1 Cat & Dog

I think every vacuum out there. I have owned everything from the least expensive Hoover Vacuum all the way up to the most expensive Dyson Vacuum and I...

The Miele Dynamic U1 PowerLine is a corded upright vacuum with impressive build quality. It delivers superb cleaning performance on bare floors and does a great job of picking up various kinds of debris on both low and high-pile carpet. It's extremely simple to maintain, with an intuitive design that makes it easy to take apart and reassemble. There's a few quality of life enhancements, including an on-board tool rack, a self-adjusting vacuum head, and an adjustable suction level

you have a disposable bag right here and you have a premotor filter way down on the bottom there. This should last a long time, probably a year two ye...

It does use a bag. It does have a HEPA filter. It just works and it is easy to move around. This isn't the 1k dollar Miele

I'm willing to spend the money for a machine that will last me a decade, but for now want to look at $750 as my top spend. No pets, just an old house and children that make vacuuming a constant need.

Pounds miele's u1, upright, is a whole lot of vacuum, but it does all its intended functions well and it's easy to switch back and forth for different...

It can do any carpet and hard floors. Hepa silver lined filtration, motorized brush tool is great for stairs and upholstery, and did I mention it floats?. If you want an upright go Sebo Dart $500 and add a turbo tool. Built to last, easy to use

It swivels; it takes 3 minutes to get used to and you'll never want another vacuum. This is our second one after 15 years. Our first one kept us tidy while we had a husky, a long-haired cat, and a short haired cat -all with a double coat. This one handles four cats - two with double coats - with ease

At your price point, check out the SEBO Dart ($499), SEBO Felix ($650), or Lindhaus Healthcare Pro EcoForce ($649). Let me know if you've got any specific questions about these models, or just on vacuums in general.

Do not spend this kind of money for a very poorly designed vacuum that blocks up frequently and is very difficult to clear blockage. Over priced and unreliable.

The issue with the Dyson isn’t “too much suction”. The problem is with the cleaner head design, it can’t adjust high enough for plush carpeting.

Lastly, the brush attachment has a swivel design but does not click in place to hold position, so that when you stroke it across any surface, the brush just swivels away from the surface. The brush loses all utility. I brought this up on a customer service call with Miele and they admitted the design flaw yet did expressed no interest in making an improvement. Overall, it's a good working vacuum but at the end of it's life cycle, I'll be looking for another model or brand that has functionality and user-experience as a higher priority

Also do you guys know if I can use the Felix exhaust filters on the Dart I can't seem to find anywhere saying you can but I don't see why they'd be different. TL;DR: SEBO Dart is good vacuum.

The swivel head and attached suction hose are really nice. I ding it one star because the door to get to the bag is very hard to open and close; I'm afraid that I will break something. Save your money on the performance pack; you can buy it separately for slightly less. I bought the combination for an extra $100 over the vacuum alone

For mostly carpet you'll want a powerhead with physical height adjustment and a bagged vacuum will last longer. The Sebo Dart and Sebo Felix are great uprights that will easily last 10 years, in fact Sebo's motor warranty is 10 years. For a canister the Miele C1 Cat & Dog and Sebo K3 are good and the Miele C3 Kona and Sebo E3 are better. If you can visit a Miele and Sebo vacuum store it's best as then you can try them out first as every vacuum moves differently and has it's positives and negatives

So the bottom line is can this vacuum clean up the nemesis of my nemesis - that which is the dreaded cat sand. And to my great surprise, not only can it clean up infamous gritty kitty it doesn't sand blast your legs, arms, and eye sockets with flying chunks while doing so. That is an amazing feat. For an encore it also picks up those pesky giant clumps of hair on my hardwood floor without blowing pieces away or up into my face and eyes

Empty it when it gets full, rinse the pre-motor filter at the top of the bin as specified, occasionally clean the screen inside of the bin whenever necessary, remove any tangling from the brush roll, and replace the exhaust filter when it becomes dirty and it is a great unit. Maintaining any vacuum cleaner is the key to making it last a long time.

If indeed that is the problem, it will cost us >$160 per year just in filters to manage this $700 dollar machine. Tried to get assistance from Amazon which is a joke. I believe the Amazon chat people are trained in obtuseness just to get people to give up and go away. Don't buy this product if you have animals and don't expect Amazon to help with anything