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But Michael - if its fine for you to be bitchy about Vax, and pooh-pooh everything I said beforehand in reply 73, then learn to take it back in return, OK?
 
I'm actually going to get one I'm just trying to pick between two colours currys have one in blue and Everywhere else Does red Currys dc54 Is an exclusive And comes with a An extra Crevice tool So what colour would you go for?

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Well, naturally the one to get would be the DC54 Animal, which has the turbine head. They sell them in Argos. But I cannot justify the price, no matter how much I want to try one out, they are just too expensive for me.
 
When you get it joshyvacboy, put a detailed review on it up on your youtube channel, explaining and demonstrating how the new cyclone system works. for £460 it had better be exceptionally good, and your reviews are always very detailed.
 
madabouthoovers, I don't think your continual questions are relevant to the topic, so I wont respond to them here. Feel free to send me an email if you have burning off topic questions. 
 
Well the Trouble as with all products firms copy each other. Sadly the make things cheaper and cheaper has resulted the marked flooded with poor quality items. I may decide in the end to go for eather.

1) A Third Dyson, but Upright
2) Hoover Turbo Power No loss of Suction.

I saw a Zanuusi which is copying the Colour of the First Dyson. The Chinese knock off made by a Third Party but owned by Electrolux.
 
Well the Trouble as with all products firms copy each other. Sadly the make things cheaper and cheaper has resulted the marked flooded with poor quality items. I may decide in the end to go for eather.

1) A Third Dyson, but Upright
2) Hoover Turbo Power No loss of Suction.

I saw a Zanuusi which is copying the Colour of the First Dyson. The Chinese knock off made by a Third Party but owned by Electrolux.
 
The Hoover Turbo Power Upright would be a good choice, they're about £124.99 when on offer so a good price, plus they have a 12m cord & 4.5m hose plus a 5 year guarantee too.
 
My penultimate final thoughts...

Yes HiLo but the Turbo Power or Jazz type uprights are heavy. The Vax Mach Air Reach rules supreme because of its size, agility and compactness - sorry but it does.

Keith, the main problem here is that whilst your opinion outlines what most members know about Chinese built bagless vacuums, the only other alternatives are to consider vintage vacuums or go down the premium bagged vacuum cleaner route. That's where you will find a better separation of things that aren't so copied, even if premium brands like Bosch, Miele and SEBO all use Wessel Werk floor heads. Other European brands are beginning to use the same as a way to up the ante in quality tools.

End of the day a few members including I have suggested the Vax Mach Air Reach model. Clearly, it offers something better than all the rest; the brand also have more widespread spares than Hoover do with their bagless parts required. Vax also still have their 6 year guarantee as the final bonus for any buyer.

Also these vacuums are all merely machines. They're designed to offer the vacuum cleaner principle for buyers, NOT Collectors, You can't change what the brands are doing in so far as producing what they are doing per spec, but as a buyer you have the option to check out what you want.

Finally, I must refer to your "occasional use" phrase. If it was the case that you were really up for a Dyson for occasional use, then give it a second thought. I think you would be asking for too much with an "alternative to a Dyson," where originality is concerned and where bagless, cyclonic filters are different from one to the next. If you have the money, what's stopping you from buying a Dyson?? They're not all £300 - the latest price slash on the DC25 upright is £219 FROM £299.

Or a refurbished Dyson? Either way, if you are serious about buying something for occasional use, you need a simple design that is going to perform well. ALL of the bagless alternatives can do that, but there are some which are better designed than others. You just need to put in the research to know the difference and be prepared to put up with compromise.

http://www.argos.co.uk/static/Product/partNumber/4069494.htm
 
Well, Looks like my old yellow friend is starting to go now eg the pedal has started to click and saw black parts on the floor. I looked at MAnchester Vacs but they sell a Machine not a Dyson for £129.99 claim it is under Hoover in Australia. But looks a copy of Vax. Once I have new carpets fitted new week. See how i get on
 
But looks a copy of Vax

Well, all Vax's multi-cyclonic machines are rebadged US Hoover's, being that they're made by the same parent company, so it's likely not to be a copy of a Vax so much as it IS a Vax just under a different name
 

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