If you're not sure about whether you should buy this canister vacuum or not just read the pros and cons discussed in this article and decide afterwards.
Pros
Out of the box this canister need some assembly but it is a snap since the pieces can be connected easily. After you turn it on you can see that the suction power is very good. Dust, crumbs, dirt, hair and whatever little stuff you have on your carpet will be sucked in easily. Even when you are only using half of its max power the suction is really powerful.
Despite its high power this nice looking vacuum is very quiet so if everyone is watching TV and you want to do some quick cleanups they won't complain at all.
If you or someone in your home has allergy this vacuum would be a big help since it is already using HEPA H12 filtration system. HEPA filtration can capture 99.97% of fine dust and allergens down to 0.3 microns. You can be sure that most of the allergens floating around you will be trapped by the filter and it will stay there. The HEPA filter is washable and it will last for at least 2 years.
The other good things about this vacuum is that the buttons are hand-controlled instead of foot-controlled, sturdy power head, light to help you vacuum in the dark and a low profile which makes it easy to vacuum under furniture and bed.
Cons
The bag for this canister is too small. For daily household use it will fill up quickly. But since the bags are cheap and easy to find this point is more like a neutral instead of a bad point (I'll let you be the judge here).
Now, this is where things are getting "interesting". On some unit the attachments fall off easily. Making them securely attached to the hose is really difficult. On the other hand the attachment for the rug is too-securely attached to the hose so when you want to pull them off it would almost break. However, these problems are not consistent. So if lady luck is on your side you may never experience these at all.
Conclusion
When you buy this canister vacuum there's a 50-50 chance that you will get an excellent product. If you like to take the bet then go ahead and buy it. But if you prefer a higher chance of getting the best vacuum for your hard-earned money you should continue looking for a better one. Most stores sell the Electrolux EL6988D Oxygen3 canister vacuum in the $420 range and there are a lot of better alternatives out there for that amount of money.
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Published by Jamie Cortez
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