AUTOMATIC X7 Premium

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?

Anyone gone from a Sebo X7 to D4 or alike? I like my X7 but it still leaves me wanting more. My old Dyson V12 stick vacuum will pick up hair and dander the X7 left behind. Very annoying for vacuum of this caliber. Been thinking of selling it and trying a D4 or E1 canister. Have you guys had better results on carpet with canister over an upright? My carpets do get clean with the X7 but it still leaves remnants of pet hair, and dander behind.

I have tried out the Felix. Felix has the swivel head so it great for tight areas. The Dart doesn’t have the swivel head, but much less in price. Both clean very well. Only caveat is they both tip over easier than a conventional standup. But minor issue for how good they both are. I went with Sebo X7. Good vacuum but wouldn’t buy another. Looking at the Sebo D4 with the power head, but it’s very pricey. You can’t go wrong with a Felix or Dart, you buy Sebo for life.

I went with the X7 because my house is mostly carpet. X7 a master at carpet. But it doesn’t sometimes snow plow when the automatic height goes too low. That can be adjusted by moving the handle up. How do you like the D4? Do you find the D4 to be too cumbersome? Is that why you want an upright? The X7 does pick up cat and dog hair extremely well. X7 does not excel on hardwood floors. I have another vacuum for that. X7 does not have the swivel head like the Felix, but I don’t mind that. X7 is a work horse and easy to maintain.

The Sebo Felix is not heavy, very maneuverable and includes the following attachments: premium parquet floor brush, crevice tool and dusting brush. It is highly rated and an excellent all rounder. The Sebo X7 is an excellent upright for carpets as well.

The x7 is a carpet only model, not ideal for stairs. The Dart is like the Felix but with several features missing: the airflow is not adjustable, the power head does not twist, and the handle height is not adjustable. The Felix and Dart can do stairs. I added the optional 9’ hose to make it easier to set my Felix down instead of carrying up each stair.

Hey mate, I run a small vacuum servicing business in Sydney. I suggest a powerheaded vacuum for your amount of carpets. For the sake of durability I wouldnt suggest any of the bagless uprights (Shark, Dyson, Bissell) Your options from cheapest to most expensive are: Sauber Pro Pets, Sauber Allergy, Wertheim 7 Series, Sebo X7, Sebo Felix, Sebo E3 Premium You dont have to buy them new necessarily. I currently use a Hoover/Sauber Allergy as my house vacuum. Good spare parts availability and easy to maintain in bagged form. EDIT: For an actual recommendation; I say Allergy, Felix, or E3.

It's not a general upright thing. The X7 and the Felix are both uprights. I even own my own used Felix that I use occasionally and love it. However they are not as usable when it comes to cleaning furniture. None of those brands have the durability that I think you would like; especially since you mentioned it as being important to you. They are very good at advertising; but they are just flatly not the highest quality. Powerheads have their own motor that spins the brush. Compared to turbo brushes that use air turbines. They are a bit more unwieldy and heavy; but if you are worried about bad carpets and old dirt combined with your allergies; they are your only option. Sebos are not often on Marketplace; but pop up every once in a while; like my Felix or a K3 that I saw a month or so ago. I like my Allergy for what it is. It does what I want it to do. I would love to have an E3, but Sebos new are very, very overpriced here. 😕 It will fill up the first bag quickly and keep the dust in. Adjust the powerhead to the appropriate height setting, vacuum slowly; let the powerhead pull your hand forward and it will get as much as possible.

I wouldn’t say that one is superior over the other; they’re just different. The X7 has a stronger suction motor and a higher bag capacity, but it’s built more to be a commercial upright for carpet-only jobs. And the reason I say carpet-only is because the roller brush can’t be turned off all the way (it has low and high speed modes), whereas you can do that with the Felix and even the Dart. The Felix gets you additional features over the Dart, such as 180 degree steering, variable suction control (awesome for drapes and blinds), and the premium parquet head (nice to have for hard floors). Really, at the end of the day, the X7 is a better choice for mostly carpeted homes and has larger capacity, but it’s also larger and heavier. But the Dart and Felix are more versatile at the expense of capacity and a bit of suction power (X7 is 1300W and Dart/Felix is 1000W). One unique feature the Dart/Felix has is modularity, where you can remove the powerhead and use it as a handheld hose vac.

I’d recommend the SEBO G4. It’s extremely durable and offers a few more features than the 300 Mechanical. It’ll likely be the best vacuum you’ve ever used. The only drawback is that it’s not ideal for hard floors, since the brush roll can’t be turned off. For those areas, you’ll want to use the extension hose and attachments. That said, the G4 lets you manually adjust the brush height, so you can raise it to its highest setting if you occasionally need to vacuum a hard floor — giving the least chance of damaging the surface. The SEBO X7 is also an excellent option. It automatically raises and lowers the head based on the surface it detects, which is convenient but takes away the manual control you get with the G4. The SEBO Felix is another good vacuum. While it isn’t built to the same commercial-grade durability as the G4, 300 Mechanical, or X7, it’s more versatile because it can handle both carpet and hard floors. It may just require a little extra care when vacuuming.

I ended up getting the SEBO X7 premium and took it for it's first run yesterday. I didn't realize what I was missing!

I just bought a Sebo x7 upright vacuum and it limbos right under my bed and couch. Can lie right down parallel to the floor. It's pretty awesome