AUTOMATIC X4/X4 Boost

100 bucks or so, I sold thousand of those , my fav

SEBO x4 or G series bulletproof and easy to work on

People like them but we had plenty of issues with them, this one made in Vietnam now, make sure you have a dealer near you, or just buy a Sebo x4, I've sold thousands for combo surfaces

This past fall I had two gals trade in their SEBOX4 that they purchased from me over 25 years ago, they just wanted the new color on the X7, the X4 just does everything well including last a long time

I just had 2 x4 sebo traded in after 27 yrs, on x7 blue's

Sebo is most of my business so that!

Of course she will get conflicting views here. SEBO if you have the money as well worth it if not, go with the Kenny.

Or the only other quality Vacuum is the SEBO you can tell them that you want one of those instead

As a small vacuum business myself, I would be happy to switch it out for you, if you feel better, call them ahead of time. Tell him what happened and you decide to go with the SEBO

They are having issues with their new SEB O and they are upset, these things are very rare, but they do happen

Windsor/Sebo as good as it gets, what is breaking?

We recently got a sebo x4 to replace our second dying hoover. It feels super high quality and we are pretty happy with it.  Our only complaint is that we miss being able to shut off the brush because it makes the floor warm where it sits when using the hose attachment. 

The Sebo X4 is best suited and designed for carpet and not hardwood floors. It does not have an option to turn off the brush roll for your wood floors. The Sebo Felix is an ideal option for your floors and will clean above the floor. Add the optional 9' extension hose and it makes stairs, walls, etc. easier. I own several models of both the Miele (C3, U1 upright) and Sebo (E3, D4, Felix) vacuums and found both brands have excellent quality and longevity. The Sebo models are designed for easier repair and have longer warranties. The consumables such as filters and bags are cheaper for the Sebo as well. But, my Miele C3 is my favorite for whole house cleaning. The parquet twister makes quick work of hard floors and goes easily under furniture and the handheld turbo tool (same Wessel Werk design for both Sebo and Miele brands) is excellent for your upholstery, pillows, carpeted stairs. Since you have a few low pile rugs, I don't think you require a power nozzle, it would be overkill. The new Miele Guard M1 or L1 series vacuums in the Cat and Dog versions will provide all the floor tools needed in your space. It's a lightweight, quiet, and very durable design. Add the new FiberTeQ AllFloor attachment and you're set!

I just got a SeboX4 and absolutely love it. Took advice from everyone on here. Walnut Creek vacuum will give you 25% any vacuum they sell. They have Melia vacuums to. I got the X4 for $620 everywhere else is 850-900

Sebo Automatic X4 or X7 with the softer brush roll (green bristles)

Hoover Convertibles don't tend to "die". I'd be trying to figure out what actually caused it to stop working. But, to echo other commenters, if you're looking for a quality replacement vac (and a huge upgrade), check out SEBO. OTOH, if you are looking for the closest new replacement available today, it would be a Sanitaire. You could still get the Convertible platform as a Hoover "Guardsman" up until fairly recently, but it is gone now.

Id recommend a Sebo or Miele. I have the Sebo automatic x4 and it’s been really good for cleaning up dog hair on different surfaces. You can find some good options [in this thread](https://www.reddit.com/user/Working-Hawk-1982/comments/1n9ngu9/the_best_vacuum_cleaners/)

The X4 is an excellent machine. It’s maneuverable and fairly lightweight. You won’t have any issues.