Miele Complete Hardfloor Bagged Canister Vacuum Cleaner Low-Pile Carpet, C2 Hard Floor, Tech Blue

This is awesome for my vinyl plank floors. Does not scratch and can get into corners. Picks up ALL the small dust, and hair. I have 4 cats and have to vacuum A LOT! Best vacuum I have ever had. I do not have carpets, so I cannot say how it would be for that, but this model is more for hard floors. They do have other models for carpet.

I purchased the Miele Complete Hard Floor Bagged Canister Vacuum Cleaner, C2 Hard Floor in Tech Blue. This is a high-quality vacuum cleaner. I am very impressed and so happy I found this brand. My husband and I just moved, and I've always had a central vacuum, but I decided to try this vacuum and save him some work having to install a central vacuum in the home we just purchased. I'm very happy with this vacuum and I highly recommend it.

This is a VERY high quality vacuum that does a great job on hardwood floors. It's made so well and you can tell by how snugly the hoses and attachments fit together.It's also much quieter than any other vac I've used and the suction is unbelievable.When you are ready to dump the cheap vacuum you bought at a box store, THIS is the ONE to get.Highly recommended!

Review of the Miele C2.But first...backstory.I (still) have a Shark Rocket. Used this for 3 years in my home with no pets, just two humans. Mostly tile floors, five small area rugs in the entire house. Using the Shark is back breaking work, I'm exhausted using this cumbersome beast and I have to wear noise cancelling headgear because the noise is ear shattering. I thought at the time, hey, it's a vacuum, it's normal and it's cleaning my home. But it can't get under the beds, sofa and the rest of the furniture. So I purchased the Roomba i3. Great for getting under all the before mentioned areas, but after having to reboot it 4 plus times and then on the phone with the company why this vacuum will not upload the finished map it just cleaned and being non-responsive and not being able to connect, the iRobot staff reset it to factory settings and it still was non-responsive. So it got boxed and shipped back to it's maker.So the research began and I got the Meile C2.Yes, I read the manual. Put it together pronto after a quick orientation and began cleaning. The floor brush (for tile and hardwood, which I will use mostly) is almost as wide as a lawnmower. Just kidding. But it's super wide at 16" across and the other rug/tile brush is 11+ inches wide. It's so QUIET on the highest setting compared to my Shark. The wheels on the canister is a dream because it glides across the tile quietly, no tugging, no hauling. This Miele C2 is a workhorse! No upper body workout like the shark, cleaning was effortless. The floor brush pivots and cleaning under the beds, furniture and any small space is a breeze. It's actually fun! All the rugs were vacuumed using the variable suction dial. Brilliant! I vacuumed the house in record time without being out of breath and my back muscles screaming. I stood in the last room wondering what I missed because I was done so quickly. I love this thing! No really, you have 90 days to test this extraordinary vacuum, take it for a spin. You won't regret it.

I previously owned two other Miele canister vacuum cleaners. The first one I purchased about 20+ years ago, but I traded it in for a newer model, because the original one was too heavy. I don’t remember what year I traded it.The second one was lighter weight, but I did not like that the tools weren’t stored in the canister itself. It was too cumbersome to have them attached to the wand, and some of the attachments would fall off. I also didn’t like the fact that the air inlet valve kept opening up as I vacuumed because of the way it was positioned on the handle. The other thing that bothered me was that the hose wasn’t flexible enough. It would crimp up, and I somehow found myself stepping on it. I had a combination of hardwood, linoleum, and wall-to-wall carpet in my other house, and I wasn’t that happy with the floor-heads that came with it. I dislike rotating brush heads in general, because of the way hair wraps around them.However, I just now received the Miele Complete C2 Hardwood canister vacuum, and I immediately opened the box and started using it. I am AMAZED! All the design problems with the previous models have been resolved. It is a pleasure to use, and I hate vacuuming. The best thing about it is the XL swivel floor-head that was designed especially for hard surfaces. It’s probably about 16” wide, reducing the amount of swipes it takes to clean the floors. It swivels effortlessly around corners, gets into tight spots, and has a low enough clearance to go under those spring doorstops that are attached to the walls. The house I’m in now has only ceramic tile and LVP, no carpeting. The house is over 2,300 square feet, so it’s a considerable amount of floor to cover, and this vacuum will go a long way to helping me keep things clean. The one gripe I have about this new Miele is that the upholstery brush is longer made with horse hair bristles; they’re now plastic. It also seems like the plastic isn’t quite as thick on the canister lid as my previous models. I could also use an extra foot of cord.Here’s what I like about all the Miele vacuum cleaners I’ve had:- graduated settings for lampshades, low-pile area rugs, and hard surfaces- quiet operation- retractable cord- filtration system means no unpleasant odors- attractive design

I had a 2005 Meile vacuum that finally bit the dust I was heartbroken and I never thought a new one would be as good as my old faithful vacuum. I’m happily surprised that I love this vacuum even more.

Hardwood and tile floors only, no carpet. Have used Miele for 30 years and this newest one doesn't disappoint. Weighs less than the previous, very maneuverable, easy to get under furniture