Simplicity - Freedom Cordless Upright S10CV

Yea, I heard the r25 had lots of issues. Last time I was at my dealer I saw a riccar Prima canister floor model they were selling but they told me they didn't really sell well with the Miele and Sebo now being more dominant when it comes to canisters. Doesn't surprise me. I have an R20UP and a Simplicity S10 Freedom. Those were good machines

Something like the Simplicity Freedom is probably the only cordless with actual carpet cleaning power.

The Simplicity Freedom is the deepest cleaning cordless.

"Good decision cuz the latest cordless models are catching up power wise. But ofc for everyday home use especially with a toddler and a golden retriever, it will be less about wattage and more about how it handles real mess. I’d look at the [Simplicity Cordless]( https://brandbeacondeal.github.io/Afford/?to=best_cordless_vacuum). It’s one of the few cordless uprights that’s bagged and can stand on its own. The brushroll adjusts automatically between carpet and hard floors which is great since you're 50/50 like me. And since it’s a bagged HEPA system, it will actually traps pet fluff and dander. Battery replacements will always be a thing with cordless but unless you're vacuuming for hours a day, this lasts long enough to do a solid clean without stressing. You're also not dealing with the usual stick vac issue where all the weight is in your wrist and you have to lean it against furniture every 5 mins. "

Most cordless stick vacuums don't deep clean carpets very well. They lack the suction power and agitation, but some battery powered versions of upright vacuums can clean carpets pretty well if you are willing to sacrifice a hose and tools. The Simplicity Freedom Cordless $522 is a lightweight vacuum like an Oreck. The Freedom is battery powered and uses large hepa bags. Just like an Oreck the Freedom has no hose or tools. Other corded options are the Karcher Ranger $212 and Tornado CK ULW 13/1 $299. The Karcher Ranger is made by Sebo and it has real carpet height adjustment. The Tornado CK ULW is a corded version of the Simplicity Freedom. I'm suggesting these options because they are so lightweight and they 25 and 30 ft of cord that they are very easy to use. When I use my corded Simplicity Freedom it's so easy and light I start vacuuming other rooms I didn't intend to. Another plus of a lightweight corded vacuum is you don't have to remember to charge the battery and they cost a lot less than a cordless vacuum.

It’s the r10 bud. S10 is simplicity. R25D and P has been awesome for people with lots of area rugs and hard floor.

If all you have is hardwood and no carpet, a stick vac will work fine. They are not BIFL machines. And will be replaced regularly. If you want a cordless upright, look for a simplicity freedom cordless. It does okay on hardwood, will handle carpet or rugs and is generally a nice little vac providing you don’t over tax it.

I would counter with the Riccar R10 or Simplicity S10CV as excellent cordless machines at a reasonable price (simplicity).

I have no opinion on cordless vacuums. Although I do have a very nice simplicity freedom cordless, that I picked up and seem to like that machine for the quickie. Otherwise I stick with my corded vacs.

I got a simplicity and like it not sure if it’s available outside the us. It’s cordless.

I would check out the Simplicity upright vacuum. It’s $288. I have almost all carpet and 2 Labrador retrievers and it does really well. I’d love a Sebo or a Miele but it’s just not in the budget. The simplicity is a great lower priced option. Highly recommend!

I have tile in all bathrooms and in the kitchen/dining area and find it to be just as great as it is on the carpet. I just lower the brush height setting to the lowest one. I don’t experience any blow back like some vacuums have on hard flooring. The only “negative” I can say about the simplicity is the brush roll never turns off, even when using the hose. It’s annoying but I don’t find it to be that big of a deal tho.. I just tilt the vacuum a little so the brush isn’t beating on the carpet while using the hose/wand for a few things.

While Sebo and Miele's are great vacuums, there's no need to spend that much money. Simplicity and Kenmore make really good uprights. That will work on every floor surface and are very durable machines decently priced. Sorry you had to deal with the dyson...

The simplicity or kenmore uprights are pretty good and seem to hold up. Section remains strong even as the bag fills up. Both have attachments that are pretty good