Please can someone recommend me a cordless hoover/Vacuum between £100-£150?

theshadow

hi,

i have seen so many reviews which are always good and bad and im so overwhelmed with how many cordless hoovers there are from dyson, hoover and a company called shark!.

Please any can help me and recommend me a hoover like these cordless ones that are easy to use and are good for everyday use and also good for dog hairs that would be fantastic.

thanks



was looking at the v6 on ebay but cant find one at a good price even with the 20% off

jk0

https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/DYSON-DC59-HANDHELD-CORDLESS-VACUUM-CLEANER/372645143102?epid=11026368939&hash=item56c361a23e%3Ag%3AIkkAAOSwyjZcpf4V&LH_BIN=1&LH_ItemCondition=3000

theshadow

thanks i will check that one out, as i couldnt find an ok price on the dyson v6

Fire_Fox

Which? have ninety three in the cordless vacuum cleaner category, of which eighteen are Best Buys (BBs) and thirty seven are Don't Buys.

The cheapest Which? BB cordless vacuums are the Samsung Powerstick Pro (79% overall score) and the Vax Blade 2 32V (72% overall). They both score 4/5 stars for pet hair removal.

The cheapest BBs that score 5/5 stars for pet hair removal are the Dyson V7 Motorhead (75% overall) and the Vax Blade 2 Max VBT3ASV1 (77% overall).

HTH!

theshadow

thats some really good and useful information thanks, i was looking at the

Vax Blade Ultra TBT3V1P2 Cordless 32V Stick as i cant afford enough for the blade 2 max at the moment which is a shame because after reading up on it, it sounds really good

flashg67

I have a Vax Blade 32v - battery life is fine, even on full power but I find the suction pretty poor compared to my corded Dyson, and the brush bar get loads of hair trapped and needs cleaning a lot. The dust bin is really small too, but many cordless ones are to be fair.

I wouldn't recommend it to replace a decent corded vac. I use mine for quick clean ups - being cordless it is so quick to get it out & put away.

I'll do more research next time but at the moment it seems like you need to spend well over £200 for something decent

so_very_confused

Check out the Dyson outlet on ebay. I bought one last year for 160 when it came it was brand new. Reviews suggest they are all new not refurbished.

theshadow

flashg67 wrote: »

I have a Vax Blade 32v - battery life is fine, even on full power but I find the suction pretty poor compared to my corded Dyson, and the brush bar get loads of hair trapped and needs cleaning a lot. The dust bin is really small too, but many cordless ones are to be fair.

I wouldn't recommend it to replace a decent corded vac. I use mine for quick clean ups - being cordless it is so quick to get it out & put away.

I'll do more research next time but at the moment it seems like you need to spend well over £200 for something decent

thank you, im glad i read this before i bought one which i was very close to buying but max i can spend at the moment is around £150

theshadow

so_very_confused wrote: »

Check out the Dyson outlet on ebay. I bought one last year for 160 when it came it was brand new. Reviews suggest they are all new not refurbished.

yeah thanks i will do but theres still so many which one was around £160 and was that a good ?

so_very_confused

Dyson 7 excellent. I agree with the other poster, avoid Vax I have had two....useless.
They have a number of models available. Check out reviews on Dyson outlet they are very informative