Great detailed review. Got a dirty Dyson V6 now and fed up cleaning it and all that dirt flying everywhere on emptying, sometimes it opens involuntary ( I guess I catch the release by mistake ?) SO I’m looking forward to trying this bagged machine and all the attachments. 4 hrs seems a long time to charge but probably like my one now I will leave it plugged in when not in use- if that works ok. Love light cordless vacs. Wish it got more than 2 bags with it though, as need to order more with machine....
Received my Pro today and couldn't be happier, selling my old Dyson v6 Absolute to partly pay for this one but much cleaner when handling dust bag instead of cyclonic bins that are very dusty and dirty! A refreshing change to have a bagged cordless machine to go with my Miele bagged upright. Clear tube at the top above the bag inlet is lit up with one white LED so as to see any blockage and to give an idea how full the bag is. The bag compartment should stay clean with very little cleaning apart from powered brush head rollers and any blockage that may occur. Good suction on high and enough for every day cleaning on eco mode which makes the battery last longer. Sadly it will likely be difficult to persuade people to go over to bags but as I mentioned in previous comment, all potential buyers need ask themselves, why is it hospitals, nursing and care homes only use bagged machines such as Miele, AEG and Sebo? Because these environments require the minimum of dust created and the cleanest machines! Highly recommended.
People fail to realise that bagless cleaners are not clean and hygienic as the dust particles are not under control. A person only needs to ask themselves why is it hospitals, nursing and care homes only used bagged cleaners?!
@@f44had I think you need to re-read his comments! He is in favour of bagged cleaners as he clarifies later on. He is wondering out loud why people use bagless when they are not as hygienic.
