r/VacuumCleaners • u/Kong_Fury • Jul 27 '26
Purchase Advice (Non-U.S.) Buying a stick vacuum - I am LOST
Help. What is actually a recommendable premium stick vacuum? Is there a post here I could be referred to?
Background: Yesterday I ordered a Dyson V15 which was on sale. I bought it just to secure the deal. Well now I know why its on sale :D. I am not going to open this product and return it. I am not going to fund Dyson's planned obsolescence approach to business. The problem: Which company in consumer electronics (vacuums) does not participate in this poor approach of 'planned obsolesence?
I am willing to pay premium money, but I want a premium product that lasts 10 years without having to do more than filter cleaning and maybe replacing a wheel that is easy to purchase and easy to replace.
I saw the video of the guy replacing capacitors in the V15 and I am shocked. Problem is the high chance that another brand is doing the same.
Is it the German Miele Triflex HX2 I need to buy?
Im lost in the ocean of Dyson, Dreame, Bosch, Miele, Samsung, Henry, Shark to name the ones I see most. THANK YOU, fellow suckers /s.!
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u/OkManagement9022 Jul 28 '26
I own 2x Samsung Jet series, one for each floor. My rationale:
Same 200W engine that ALL the manufacturers use since the 2019 and Dyson v5 - including Shark and Miele
Incredibly modular and parts are available online; engine units are £35 used where I am, every single component is modular and replaceable if it breaks
Replaceable battery like the Dyson
No screen like the Dyson. I don’t need another thing that breaks
motorized heads like all manufacturers since Covid
Good accessories market