Gtech Pro cordless bagged vacuum cleaner | TV advert 

Vacuums with bags do still have a place in 2020 if you have health or respiratory issues, like myself. I previously owned a open-and-empty type Samsung vaccum and whenever I had to empty the thing the resulting dust clouds would make me quite unwell. The bag keeps that under control. Also, even if it does use bags, there's nothing to say you can't just stick your fingers in and empty the bag out by hand - saves money too :)

Gtech Pro cordless bagged vacuum cleaner | TV advert 1156am 19.2.23 i am surmising dyson has equal issues with it's products... sadly, my friends, the vac is not hardwearing, does not stand use of more than 3 days a week and the bags are liable to collect at the head of the bag and do not fill - in short, it spits out more dust than it collects. not to mention the rubber tubing on the vac head which has a tendency to split (or be slit due to some skank entering one's home and taking umbrage at your not being there or due to their innate retardedness... i am liable to posit that the latter is the case). in summation - if you live in east anglia or south africa this is what it's like to own things. LOL... hence the fact companies akin to dyson need to make cleaning ware which can stand the vicissitudes of ghastly neighbors. and smelly carpets. those two aspects of domestic bliss usually run in tandem. i have no issue with the product as advertise don this channel - i use such a vac myself. and am happy to furnish the company with details re: how it fares if used as an actual carpet cleaning product and not as a nice objet d' arte. as for dyson - i was 100percent behind their products, also. saldy costs do prevent plebs who like a decent home bein' relegated to cheaper items - which also are liable to be attacked by technophobes who take umbrage whatever it is they take umbrage at...

I don't hate gtech but you're right, the world doesn't need bag vacuums anymore.