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<blockquote data-quote="williamr1248" data-source="post: 308022" data-attributes="member: 162">Electrolux Guardian Platinum Great video and thanks for posting .Those are not the same machines I have compared. I have a Lux 2100 and Epic 9000 and when we saw the new Aerus Platinum, they sounded all about the same to me . Same high pitched tone. It was much louder than the Platinum itself. While we were looking at it, the handle fell over 2 times. Just a matter of different views but the power nozzle seemed very out of date compared to some of the newer designed on the market today. It&nbsp; did not have a quick release. The user had to either up end the power nozzle to remove or bend down to the floor.I&nbsp; did not like the fact that you had to use a adapter for&nbsp; some of the small tools with hose. That seems out of place for such a high end new machine. Like I stated the vacuum itself was very powerful and quite.&nbsp;&nbsp; I&nbsp; do not like the bulky wands that came with my Epic 9000, compared the the lightweight aluminum wands that came with my Electrolux 2100.I use the 2100 and the Epic 9000 is packed away. It does have a longer power cord which is nice.I was just expecting more than what was observed.Thanks again for posting you video.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="williamr1248, post: 308022, member: 162"] [b]Electrolux Guardian Platinum [/b] Great video and thanks for posting . Those are not the same machines I have compared. I have a Lux 2100 and Epic 9000 and when we saw the new Aerus Platinum, they sounded all about the same to me . Same high pitched tone. It was much louder than the Platinum itself. While we were looking at it, the handle fell over 2 times. Just a matter of different views but the power nozzle seemed very out of date compared to some of the newer designed on the market today. It did not have a quick release. The user had to either up end the power nozzle to remove or bend down to the floor. I did not like the fact that you had to use a adapter for some of the small tools with hose. That seems out of place for such a high end new machine. Like I stated the vacuum itself was very powerful and quite. I do not like the bulky wands that came with my Epic 9000, compared the the lightweight aluminum wands that came with my Electrolux 2100. I use the 2100 and the Epic 9000 is packed away. It does have a longer power cord which is nice. I was just expecting more than what was observed. Thanks again for posting you video. [/QUOTE]

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