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<blockquote data-quote="DysonAnimal" data-source="post: 113884" data-attributes="member: 491">Would you say the extra extension hose is worth the price diIt really depends on your situation - with the basic Mach Air, you can clean a flight of stairs, if you&#039;re happy to carry the cleaner in one hand, or stand it on the steps, as you go along. The combo-tool isn&#039;t very practical to use, though, so the Reach&#039;s turbohead is a plus. You can clean a larger house with the shorter cord if you have a lot of free plug sockets available, and you don&#039;t mind plugging it in as you move from room to room.I think the extra features of the Reach are nice to have, but it really depends on how much a buyer is willing to compromise for the sake of saving money. Currently, Vax are offering the Mach Air on their site for £139.99, and the Reach for £199.99 - and each comes with a free cordless handheld vac, although that isn&#039;t anything particularly special!</blockquote>

[QUOTE="DysonAnimal, post: 113884, member: 491"] [b]Would you say the extra extension hose is worth the price di[/b] It really depends on your situation - with the basic Mach Air, you can clean a flight of stairs, if you're happy to carry the cleaner in one hand, or stand it on the steps, as you go along. The combo-tool isn't very practical to use, though, so the Reach's turbohead is a plus. You can clean a larger house with the shorter cord if you have a lot of free plug sockets available, and you don't mind plugging it in as you move from room to room. I think the extra features of the Reach are nice to have, but it really depends on how much a buyer is willing to compromise for the sake of saving money. Currently, Vax are offering the Mach Air on their site for £139.99, and the Reach for £199.99 - and each comes with a free cordless handheld vac, although that isn't anything particularly special! [/QUOTE]

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