Anti Hair Wrap Cordless Upright Pet Vacuum ICZ300UKT

I own a Miele C3 as well. All I'm saying is that a Dyson is far from weak. The Miele barely picks up anything if I run it after the Dyson. In fact, I got my Dyson to replace my Miele because the Miele weighs as much as a small car and was cumbersome to lug around with average result. I have a Shark LiftAway that cleans better than it also. Again, if you think Dyson's suction is "shitty" then you just *want* to hate them. There are tons of tests out there comparing suction in vacuums. Check out Vacuum Wars on YouTube. Your Miele isn't as amazing as you've been convinced that it is.

I don’t have an answer for you and would love to know what you discover. I can confirm that the shark vertex pro powered lift away (ICZ362H) is not the one. It was great for our one bedroom apartment with 2 dogs but struggles in a house with 4 dogs. The rollers struggle to pick up large amounts of hair, the filters quickly get clogged and do not filter that great. I love the versatility, power, ease of use and battery life. It’s great when it’s not tasked with the amount of dirt and hair we have at the moment. The next vacuum for us is a Sebo, despite not being cordless.

They’re good in their own ways. My [Shark cordless](https://www.argos.co.uk/product/9492712) is decent enough, but my Dyson was better at not losing suction. The Vax blade and other handhelds are pretty useless in my opinion. I use my Roborock robot every day and give it a proper vacuum a few times a week with the Shark. Much easier than manual vacuuming every day! My mum used to have a commercial Karcher many years ago that weighed a ton but would pull the carpet up if you weren’t careful. Then she had another commercial one, a Lindhaus. After that she stopped letting my dad buy stuff that would last and went for things she could push!

I like my bosch athlete but it's a different formfactor (upright not stick), you can't replace the battery and I don't like the accessory system. I've had 3 or 4 models and the latest 30ish volts are best with awesome suction. Honestly can't tell a diffference between the athlet and my corded sebo felix on our hard floors. Probably a bit heavier but it's an upright not a stick so not as much weight on your hand and love that it stands on it's own instead of laying all over the place. Hate that the battery is built in and can't be replaced but my spouse likes it much more than our Henry canister and Sebo Felix stick that when the battery life gets short we just get a new one. Brush roll is removable and it makes cleaning it so much easier than my shark duo clean head with a fixed rear brush. Liked every thing else about my shark cordless "lift away" vacuum but the hard to clean easy to clog rear brush roll made me give up on it and relegate it to light duty in the basement. But buy it knowing that if you like it after three or four years you'll probably get a new one so factor that into the lower cost when comparing against more expensive vacuums such as dyson: [https://www.bosch-home.co.uk/bosch-innovations/athlet](https://www.bosch-home.co.uk/bosch-innovations/athlet)

The Shark anti hair wrap pet hoover is good (long haired dog)

Same here it was soooo satisfying (but also horrifying 😂)