SEBO - AIRBELT D4 Premium

get a corded canister vacuum like a sebo e3,k3 or d4 or a miele c3 and they will actually last you 10 years and can be repaired by yourself if they ever make problems.

For a home of your size you might want to compare the E3 against Sebo’s D4 canister. The latter is a larger machine designed for larger homes so the bag is larger and the power cord is longer, among some other feature differences. In terms of performance they clean the same though.

Just bought a Sebo D4 yesterday. Had the whole family trying the vacuum. It works great. We have 3 dogs and lots of long hair from females in the house. Fantastic! What took forever using a Dyson bagless canister and honestly didn’t pick up much was a cinch with the D4. The 40ft cord will allow us to reach every single room in our one story. It will be a time saver!

Extremely easy. With a push of a button you can remove the brush roll. This was one reason I went with the Sebo and not the Miele. The Miele you cannot remove the brush without taking the head apart. Check YouTube for removing the brush from the head on the Sebo.

SEBO D4. 40’ retractable cord, 8’ hose. 1.5gal capacity bags, cassette brushroll. But it’s a bit over budget. And no carpet washer. Carpet washer I wouldn’t hesitate for a second to get a Bissell Big Green. They’re commercial grade, high performance, versatile, easy to use, very easy to clean and maintain, durable, repairable. And the price on them I think is phenomenal. For the vacuum, I’m thinking a Bissell Big Green BG1000 / ProTeam Proforce XP1500 / Lavex dual motor upright / Aerus (Electrolux) commercial upright - these are all the same machine based on the Electrolux Discovery II It’s not a canister but the brush can shut off for hard floors. The bags are big and will compact a lot of pet hair. They’re durable, repairable, high performance, easy to use, lie flat and clean under beds and can be had for a decent price if you look around a little.

The best vacuum cleaner is the one that fits your cleaning needs. That said; if I’m choosing: - MD or Vacuflo central vac with chameleon retractable hoses and direct connext inlets. - Canister: SEBO D4 - Raw Power upright: Riccar R40 - Overall upright: Sebo X -Cordless: Hoover ONEPWR Hepa Bagged Upright BH55500PC (oreck has one, Hoover commercial has 40v version) - Ultralight: Oreck Elevate Conquer (yes Riccar R17 is excellent but this has a swivel neck)

The E3 is great, but with 3500sq ft, the D4 might be a better fit. It has a 40’ cord, longer hose, and larger bag than the E3. Both are fantastic vacuums though. And with all the bare floor, upgrade the floor tool if you can, it will be worth it.

The D4 has a 40’ cord and SEBO parts and service are far more affordable than Miele. SEBO is commercial grade and is designed for heavy-duty use.

Insanely wasteful. Just get a Sebo or Miele and be done with the waste.

You’ll have plenty of options then! Since you have high pile rugs, I’d probably lean towards an electric powerhead (it’s slightly overkill but who ever said overkill is a bad thing). Plus, should you ever move somewhere in the next 20+ years with wall to wall carpeting you’ll be able to use the same vac. I’d check out a Sebo E3, D4, Miele C3 Homecare electro+. If you have a Miele/Sebo dealer nearby stop in and take those for a test drive. The Sebo is more utilitarian and has a 10yr warranty if purchased from a dealer. The Miele is still a very solid machine, but more form over function and *only* has a 5yr as the longest warranty.

I’d definitely grab a Sebo D4 or E3 for your home.

Definitely don’t buy a $75 cordless vacuum. It will be in the trash before the New Year then you’ll be looking to replace it, wasting even more money. If you can stretch slightly (a bit). Keep an eye out for Black Friday sales for a Hoover Complete performance or Kenmore intuition. Agreed with Performance reviews - used is a great option for that budget. A used Miele, Sebo, Oreck or Sanitare

For a house that size a Sebo D4 would be well worth the extra investment. The cord is crazy long which you would definitely appreciate.

Either the Sebo D4 Premium or Miele C3 Marin. Both are over your price range but will get the work done.

Agree with this. The E3 will be JUST slightly above your budget but the power head is going to be a must for your carpets. We have an E3 and a D4 and theyre both amazing. With the extended warranties and ease of cleaning the brushrool, E3 gets my vote

I own a Sebo D4 & it’s absolutely amazing!!! Everytime I use it, I just smile, the ergonomics are amazing. Beautifully crafted machine

I use a Sanitaire upright for the heavey extraction of fur ,dirt,and dander. And my Sebo D4 Premium for the fine dust vacuuming. The filtration on the Sebo is just amazing. But it would overwelm my machine with tasking it to do the the heavy lifting+ expecting it to filter that much fur.

I bought a Dyson from Dyson and returned it because it was unusable garbage. Took me over 3 months to get a refund. Bought a Sebo D4 premium locally, and it is a shining golden god that I get cleaned and maintenanced for free every year. TL:DR Amazon reviews are useless

Just bought a Sebo D4 last weekend. 10 year warranty (no paperwork required for service - they use serial number). Super long cord. Big bags. Great filter. Easy maintenance. Power head brush pops right out for cleaning and has no exposed bearings. It replaced a Miele C1 which is also good, but too small for our house and lacks a power head. 

Sebo D4 is better in my opinion than the E3. If only because they move around so much smoother than the E3. The 4 wheels I think makes the difference. The swivel on the hose makes it work smoother too. I dunno just my opinion. Both are great, but in the hour I spent with both machines before I purchased my D4 the difference was so noticeable. I also have chronic pain issues too and the E3 hurt to pull. I will say though the D4 is definitely heavier if you pick it up, but I'm lucky my husband handles most of it.

Thank you! Just used this code on a Sebo D4 and few accessories.

Check out r/BIFLVacuums. There’s a lot of good info on there. I recommend Sebo because all their vacs come with a 10 year warranty (when purchased from an authorized dealer). The D4 has  a 40 foot cord, the longest I’ve seen on a vacuum. It’s also extremely powerful. It’s got so much suction that the power head feels self propelled. It’s also got some really nice features like push button cord rewind, a swivel hose to canister connection so it moves around easily behind you.  The Sebo E3 is an excellent option too. If you have a local dealer, stop in and try them out. You’ll be very happy with a Sebo for years to come:)

Sebo is the best choice

Love my Sebo D4. Miele snowflakes can take a long walk off a short pier. Yes I am starting a gang war.

Thanks for the review! I have a D4 which is basically an E3 with a bigger bag and I feel mostly the same about mine. Don't forget that you have a 10 year parts+labor warranty on it! That's part of why it's so expensive.

That's a reasonable way to go about it. The bags for the D4 seem to last me 3-4 months so if I had the E3 they would've lasted ~2 months which could've been worth the savings to the right person. It's also larger and heavier to push around while vacuuming.

We have the same size house, and while I LOVE our E3, I wish I had considered the D4. The power cord situation gets annoying.

We have an open floor plan and I can’t even clean between the kitchen and living room without switching plugs. It also doesn’t fully reach up our staircase. So for us, yes, it would make a big difference. But it’s probably would depend on the layout of your home.

Not sure your budget, but with that amount of fur, I would look at installing a central vacuum. If not, than the Sebo D4 is your best bet. It’s got a 1.5 gallon bag, and a tapered hose connection which helps prevent clogs. It also has a removable brush roller so that you can clean hair and other stuff off the brush roll super easy. If you buy from a Sebo authorized dealer, it comes with a 10 year warranty. Here’s the dealer locator: https://www.sebo.us/dealer-locator

Went to my local vacuum store last week and purchase the D4 (in Onyx) for 1200 😭

Sebo D4 is in my opinion the easiest vacuum to use that isn't a cordless. Sure, it is heavy. It is expensive. The swiveling hose at the base, however, makes the experience effortless.

I read a few of the reviews on the Costco page that you linked. It seems like the majority of the issues customers complained about was the bad QC that Miele seemingly has with its Costco shipments. I almost ended up getting a Miele myself, but the Sebo ET-1 powerhead compared to Miele's best (motor powerhead, LED light) blew it out of the water in terms of performance and self-repair availability. Also the Sebo D4 has 1.5 gallon / 5.7 liter bags which end up being cheaper than Miele and smaller bags when you normalize for total volume: 8 Miele C3 bags hold 9.52 gallons of dust 8 Sebo D4 bags hold 12 gallons of dust Depending on how you look at it, you either throw away less bags owning a D4 or buy and throw away more with Miele.

Machines offered by Miele or Sebo have a decent probability of lasting 10-20 years. **What you need to do is find a vacuum that makes vacuuming enjoyable for YOU**. What this means depends on your own preferences and what appeals to you. If a vacuum is BIFL it better be something you'll enjoy being stuck with. I can only speak from the perspective of a Sebo D4 owner, but one big thing I think Sebo has on all of their canister models is suction controls at your fingertips. Having the ability to control suction on the Miele models can only be found among their most expensive models which rise above $1,500 which imo is ridiculous. **I just don't understand why I would ever want to either bend over or press buttons on the canister with my foot if the manufacture can place these buttons/controls near my fingertips.** The only times I touch the canister is to turn it on/off, rewind the cord, or use the accessory attachments. One note on filtration, too. While HEPA filtration is technically 'better', the Sebo models offer hospital-grade filtering which is good enough for the average consumer unless one has severe dust allergies. Both methods of filtration would be suitable, and I guarantee you will be hard pressed to find people on this sub who purchased a Sebo and then complained about the filtration.

I mean. the Sebo D4 has a swiveling hose which makes vacuuming incredibly easy since you can sort of vacuum all around the canister while the actual vacuum stays put as the hose rotates. Only caveat is that its 1.4k retail but you may get a deal at your local dealer. Also with every Sebo vacuum there is value in the 10-year warranty that is exclusive to authorized dealers.

Just to add to this, when I bought my previous vacuum it was bagless because I *couldn't afford* a bagged vacuum. I hated empyting that thing so much. I bought a Sebo D4 last week, very happy with it. My only complaint is that the "parking slot" mechanism feels flimsy, but the rest is very solid.

Bought a Sebo D4 today based on lots of recommendations & research.

For homes of this size, either a Sebo D4 or a Lindhaus HF6. Huge bags, long cords.

This is the way. We have a Sebo D4 Airbelt. Thing is so well engineered and easy to maintain. Very powerful as well. Pricey but worth every penny.

I bought the Sebo D4 for about that. Very happy with my purchase

I just replaced my 20 year old Miele Chapagne with a Sebo D4. The warranty was better than Miele when purchased from a dealer for 10 year motor, 10 year non wear parts and 7 year labor. I also liked that the cosumables are currently a little cheaper.

Got the D4 a few weeks ago from performance vacuum who you replied to. It’s insane how much better this thing does than anything I have ever had. With our dogs, the removable roller is a lifesaver for removing hair after every weekly run. The power head actually tried to pull away from me when I turned it on the first time since I was not expecting it.

I had one of these and used it for some time. Then I went to buy new carpet and wanted a special vacuum that would be good for my super soft carpet. I bought a bagged Fuller Brush Mighty Maid I named Helen. The first time I used Helen, I suddenly wondered if I actually needed new carpet. That’s how much better Helen was. She’s upstairs now after her cord holder broke off one too many times. I still love her though. She works great. We bought a bagless Hoover a couple of years ago as it was CRI certified. I noticed the hand tool wasn’t turning and I kicked myself because I know better than to buy a bagless vacuum, so I bought a Sebo D4.

While I fully agree the Sebos are built to last longer, my D4 is a freaking tank, the Dysons aren't as bad as people say for cleaning. The repairs for the higher end ones are impossible as Dyson won't sell or release parts. My V10 Dyson (manual height+suction level) can do my 1900 square food house on two charges including the stairs and hard floor. If I used my Sebo D4 behind it, there's little to nothing caught. The Sebo is quieter and can be nearly as mobile and it's lighter on my arm in use but not a major thing for me. I use a little Velcro cable tie to keep the V10 going longer than just holding the button. Mine i got new from Costco when they came out and I have had to do some minor repairs and clean it quarterly. When the battery that's built in fails, I'm slapping a M18 Milwaukee Battery on it too

It's an interesting place. I use our commercial carpet cleaner once a year. Have a lower pile carpet (2-3 on Sebo) and some rugs that can be done on 1-2 even. I can do the room slowly with either split down the middle or used one after another with very little crossed. I do have 2 people in a household. A Shiba Inu for the dog fur and a Basset + Long Haired Retriever mix. The Sebo is quieter and I wear noise cancelling earbuds to listen to podcasts or music. The Dyson is noticable but the difference is more noticed by my S/O or dogs while I'm cleaning. I bought the Dyson new and got the D4 Sebo second hand, refurbished myself (I build computers and combustion engines, vacuums are easy) for $400 it's a phenomenal vacuum with the E1T head. I wouldn't break the bank to buy one unless you like it or are hard on vacuums. I don't go thru as many bags as I expected but the bagless is nice for a lower consumable cost AND I can charge it during off-peak times for my power usage. The usage isn't minor but if you are a penny pincher it's a point for battery against the wall outlets

Sebo is the answer. Easy to service the filters or the roller for hair. They are quiet yet powerful! Lots of suction that can do amazing deep cleaning. The cords are long and retractable too. The ET1 head is the one to get. It's suction range wraps around the head for corners and has better distribution so it has power across the full range not just the middle. I'm cheap though so I have bought two of them second hand. Found a D4 with some issues I solved in an hour with no parts for $200. The only thing that you're not good at is stairs. Get whatever stick vacuum you like for that and quick messes.

Plus that D4 has a 40’ cord!

Sebo vacuums are highly recommended—powerful, durable, and come with a 10-year warranty if bought from an authorized dealer. The D4 has a massive 40ft cord and great features like cord rewind and swivel hose. The E3 is also solid.

The Sebo D4 would do great, as would a Lindhaus HF-6 if you can get one with a powerhead. If you prefer an upright, I would recommend a higher-end Sebo upright with hepa filtration (I think the X7 has hepa, and 2 auto brushroll settings, while the X8 is wider but has 1 auto brushroll setting)

Sebo are expensive, but they are incredible. If you can afford it, I recommend. Miele are also great. The place I purchased from had both on display. I preferred the Sebo for the ease of removing the brush roller. This makes it really easy to remove the hair that gets wrapped around it.

You will want a Miele c3 or sebo E3/D4 premium. Make sure if you get the Miele that it comes with an electric powerhead and the parquet twister XL. If you go for either of the SEBOs, get their parquet tool. If you must have an upright, get a sebo dart/felix (they are the same vacuum but the Felix is the “premium version”) and both of these have the convenience of a canister in the form of an upright. I can vouch for the sebo models mentioned as I own them and use them In my home- my Felix is coming up on 10yrs next month.

Love my SEBO airbelt. My house is a lot bigger than 1400sq so I'd go with a Miele (the one made in Germany if possible). You can buy generic bags on Amazon. Can't go wrong with SEBO or Miele. 

I trust vacuum recommendations on the internet (and Reddit) as much as I do mattress recommendations. The Carpet and Rug Institute, whose board includes members from companies like Shaw and Mohawk who manufacture carpet (https://carpet-rug.org/about-us/board-of-directors/), maintains a certified list of vacuums (https://carpet-rug.org/soa-vacuums/). You can filter by residential and commercial. Of course there are good vacuums that aren't certified. I have no affiliation with them but do happen to own a bagged Hoover WindTunnel (2006), two Riccar uprights (\~2017, one was a gift), and a Sebo canister vac. I can get the Riccar and Sebo serviced nearby and I stock some spare parts, for example the Riccar brush roll has replaceable brush strips.

There are a handful of vacuums that can clean the Mohawk SmartStrand Silk “soft carpet.” 1. Kirby (with the optional delicate brush roll I presume) 2. Miele C3 with the SEB228; used to be a SoftCarpet model but it wasn’t much different from the other C3s. 3. Sebo vacs with the ET-1 nozzle (adjustable suction, manual carpet height adjustment) with the delicate brush roll 4. Kenmore Elite canister 5. Rainbow SRX with v1.0 and v1.2 power nozzle + soft brush roll 6. SoniClean - I think those are the vacs that have a vibrating pad instead of a revolving brush roll There are more, but these are a few of them. Adjustable carpet height paired with adjustable suction are must have features for those types of carpet, but I like them for any type of carpet.

I could have sworn it was LT-1. It’s ET-1. I was referring to the electric power nozzle used on their canisters, and the Dart/Felix uprights. It’s also available for central vacs.

Sebo powerhead. So incredibly easy to clean. I also had great luck with the Shark duoclean powerfin system but the actual vacuum was a dumpster file. Didn’t last a year. I also learned I prefer bagged vacuums to help trap and contain the allergies, dust, hair. My Sebo canister has four levels of filtering on it. My Dyson smells like it has none.

Try the Sebos with the ET-1 head. The roller comes out super easily and is direct drive. My dog doesn’t she’d, but my wife and daughters do!

The comment regarding the handle creaky sounds and audible air leak... I have found the audible air leak in multiple Miele canisters (over the years) AND Sebo. I don't think this is a change from previous models I've used. It just seems to be a reality that they don't see as a significant concern (ie. likely to not affect performance in a meaningful way, but preventing it would probably require fittings that would likely add cost, decrease dependability, and in the very least, wear down with not much use to the point that they ultimately start leaking). I really don't think it likely makes a noteworthy difference and they know the benefit:cost situation. As for the creaky handle -with even slight "give" in it, I have definitely noted it, but again, I believe it is one of those, "it doesn't actually affect anything in a meaningful way, but it does allow for the fit and connections as intended" situations. I could be wrong, but if it were an issue, I think warranty costs alone would discourage them from continuing with the practice. BUT, again, there is no doubt, that it is a very real thing. I haven't had an issue with the swivel of the ET-1 but prefer how light and maneuverable it feels to me. The low profile is also much better than \*most\* of the high end power heads I've used. Thank you for the review and thoughts. It is nice to hear about experiences!

none, save your money and get a vacuum that isn't overpriced and unreliable like every shark is, for $400 you can get a really decent spec miele or sebo, both of which are fantastic for carpets

My Sebo was around that, but should last long enough to be less money than buying multiple vacuums.

Go to a mom and pop vacuum store and you’ll be surprised to find Dyson and Shark absent. But you’ll see plenty of Miele and Sebos amongst a few other names you’d never think of. The reason being is these vacuums are serviceable and repairable and more importantly bagged. Bagged vacuums tend to last longer in general.

Very interesting, I thought Dyson was the most hated on Reddit. I spent months to read comments and ended up with Sebo. Used Dyson before and it was mid.

I can't tell you how much I love Costco. But sorry, I love my Sebo. My GSD destroyed my Dyson after 8 years. Still a solid choice though.

SEBO any model.

Same here. My Dysons kept dying on me after 2-3 years even with good maintenance because of all the pet hair that would clog them up. Never going back to bagless, and never have to clean a filter again. Change a bag every 2-3 months, and I'm good to go. Sebo is an absolute god send if you have pets.

The Miele, Henry, and Sebo vacs are the only ones worth a damn on this list. If you want a real BIFL vac and are willing to shell out, get a Lindhaus.

I have to agree with this. Returned my V15 because the fluffy brush was not gentle on my less than 2 year old solid hickory wood floors. Bought a Sebo which is gentle on my wood floors as it comes with a nice parquet floor brush.

+1 Miele and Sebo vacuums are really really fantastic. They are on a different level of ability to vacuum. But they are not nearly as convenient, and unless you really really love vacuuming, a really good vacuum that is ridiculously convenient is going to be used a lot more than an even better vacuum that is less convenient. The Dyson stick vacuums are so convenient that you end up using it more, and you therefore end up with a cleaner place and more enjoyable living experience.

I spend 1200 on a sebo and don't regret it one bit

I’m not a Miele fan either. It’s waaay to echo-chambered around here. I much prefer Sebo.

When we bought our Karastan carpet, there was a vacuum recommendation on the website. We already had a Sebo, and weren't about to purchase something else. We also don't have high pile. I previously saw they recommended Soniclean, but for all I know, it could have been a tie-in for financial reasons more than they really thought it was better than anything else.

SEBO. Love mine, my sister has had hers for 15+ years.

price of replacement parts is a huge reason i recommend sebo vacuums. every time i have to look up a part for a miele vacuum i already know it’s going to cost 3x-4x what it should.

Sebo is less expensive to own and will last longer than a Miele. Sebo durability is legendary. Sebo has vastly better parts support and customer service than Miele. Miele won't sell you parts directly. They force you to use a dealer who will charge you out the hooter and some won't even sell you parts.. They want you to leave the vacuum with them to fix, even simple things like replacing a worn out brush roll. Some Aerus and Riccar dealers do this too. Sebo will sell you any part you want and a real human answers the phone and will answer your questions. Sebo has a lot nicer attachments too. Miele attachments look they came off a budget Bissell. Sebo attachments are high quality.

If filtration is your primary concern the best filtered vacuum, not the most powerful or easiest to use, but best filtered is the Patriot from Schoettler Research and Engineering in Huntington Beach CA. They have this huge round HEPA filter on them that looks uglier than sin but there isn't a better filtered household vacuum made. They cost a lot unless you buy a used one off eBay ( what I would do ) are simple and last forever, but can be frustrating to use until you adapt to it. Old man Schoettler used to be the President of Interstate Engineering, the company that made Tristar vacuums. He went out on his own and starting making his own vacuum that is a lot like a classic old Tristar EX-20. Not the most powerful thing ever made but solid, dead reliable, well filtered and clumsy to empty sometimes until you get a groove going. They sell them with a Sebo ET-1 power nozzle which is what I would buy. They also offer a Wessel-Werk EBK360 but I think you find that one too aggressive for your rugs. The Sebo with the soft green bristle brush roll would be ideal.

Don't go by the pricing on the Sebo website. The only reason I ended up getting one is because the pricing was much less from a local dealer.

I am getting a Sebo for my next vacuum. I like the look of the Miele and the light on the power head, but I think Sebo is a better value and still BIFL.

Sebo, Henry, Miele, Lindhaus all make BIFL level machines. They're expensive, but 20+ years of service is common with these brands. Sebo machines even come with a 10 year warranty when you get them from a dealer. Can't go wrong with anything from these brands. Go to a brick and mortar vacuum store and avoid big box store brands like Shark and Dyson.

I have had my Sebo for 20+ years and still going strong. Take it in every few years for a tune up!

Get a Sebo. Literally any Sebo.

Sebo. It’s the new Electrolux. I went from electrolux (40 years of service, inherited from my mom) which was amazing, to a Miele (20 years of service, inherited from step mom) to a Dyson Animal. The Dyson lasted 12 years before I got sick of it. I bought a Sebo! I’m 58 and I won’t need another vacuum before I die.

I was going to get a miele but the reviews deterred me two years ago. Dug more and saw sebo is cheaper to repair/maintain with comparable performance so I got that instead. It was just at a local vacuum shop, not at costco so I wouldn't really be catching a steep sale like I would at costco. No regrets though. Also got a sebo to universal adapter for lots of random attachments off amazon (though you can do that with any brand). Very pleased.

I’ve been happy with our Sebo.

I have a Sebo and really like it, but just generally would recommend a bagged vacuum over a bagless upright. They seem convenient, but after years of using a dyson, it's so NICE to throw the bag of stinky (I have a golden retriever XD) dog hair into the trash and not have it funking up the whole vacuum, forever. Completely pulling apart and having it professionally serviced never got all the doggy smell out of the dyson. Newer dysons are also absolute junk compared to a dyson from 10-15 years ago.

I cannot overstate how much I love my Sebo. Does great on tile, wood, and carpet. Lightweight, effective, and put my Dyson Animal to shame. Does fantastic with dog hair.

I'm a professional cleaner. Shark 100%. Dyson and Sebo do similar but they're more expensive. Sebo has a HEPA filter in it.

I have a Sebo. They're made in germany and definitely a buy it for life item. Mine has a 10 year warranty and can be services at your local vacuum store. I use mine basically every day.

Sebo are bullet proof, great for pethair

I have a Kirby and a sebo both are bullet proof but I love my sebo if a vacuum can be considered refined it a sebo

I just asked about how often I’d be buying bags for a sebo with two high shedding large dogs, (similar probably too a gsd and 3 (if long hair cats) I would probably be replacing the bag every week. (Actually more than that because I didn’t tell people I also have 3 cats haha) Someone with a husky commented that they replace the bag 1.5-2 times a month. Calculating that cost for two dogs is another 210 a year in bags (probably more for me) I am taking that into account with  replacing a vacuum that died (Dyson) but it doesn’t have a bag or a Sebo that has a 10 year warranty but I will have probably bought 2-3 dysons in that time period with the amount I’d be spending on bags. I haven’t decided yet 🙃 but thought I’d share the numbers.

A Sebo could survive longer. I've seen Sebos go through tons of shit and still perform like new. Not to trash on Miele, Miele's are great vacuums, and I would recommend them. But a Sebo is blowing the Miele out of the water with durability in a commercial setting.

Look, I love Kenmore, but they are expensive to repair and they no longer make my roller brush. The 2 brushes I did buy were $200. I could’ve bought a Sebo for the price of the vacuum and two roller brushes. Sebo vacuums are cheaper to repair and just better all around.

We recently got a Sebo and I love it so so so much. Love the bagged vacuum. And the air smells so clean after.

Do you have a dealer nearby? go try them, Sebo for the win in my book, I had so many issues with Miele during covid and for few years after, parting out hoses and wands to other companies

Sebo. For starters, a 7-10 year warranty on motor and non-wear parts. No other vacuum company stands behind their product the way they so (not even Miele these days.) Shark has never been a BIFL brand (they ever don't sell replacement parts when something breaks-which something always does within a few years-except for hoses and filters.) Dyson spends tons of money marketing their machines but the quality has declined A LOT the past decade and their warranty/replacement policy is a headache (check the Dyson sub for all kinds of takes on that.) Any bagless machine is NOT going to be a BIFL machine. They're mostly machines sold with buzzwords and many smoke and mirrors.

Sebo and Miele are BIFL. Dyson is not BIFL. If you buy a Sebo, the manual comes with an exploded parts diagram where you can buy each and every part. Dyson does not have this because when something breaks, they want you to buy a new vacuum. Same goes for Shark, Bissell and other bagless garbage that people keep recommending.

My Sebo has been going without problems for 20 years now