Miele C3 Extreme Power line Vacuum Cleaner - £139 @ Currys

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Miele C3 Extreme Power line Vacuum Cleaner £139.00 @ currys

£139 Currys11 Jan 16

Source: HotUKDeals | Deals > Home

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colgrigson

9 Jan 16

This Miele Complete C3 Extreme PowerLine Cylinder Vacuum Cleaner effectively tackles dust and odours in the air, so it's great for allergy sufferers. At 1600 W, it's one of the most powerful vacuum cleaners from Miele.

Maximum cleaning, minimum effort

With its AirClean filter, the C3 Extreme PowerLine delivers outstanding cleaning performance. It comes with three integrated accessories (a crevice nozzle, dusting brush with natural bristles and upholstery nozzle) to help you banish dust and dirt from every room.

Dust-busting accessories

The vacuum includes a Miele HyClean 3D Efficiency dustbag that's self-closing so dust won't escape when you change the bag.

Keep your home spotlessly clean and free from airborne irritants with the powerful and versatile Miele Complete C3 Extreme PowerLine Cylinder Vacuum Cleaner.

Cheapest I've seen this and free delivery too.

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pibpob to lynn44

9 Jan 16 4 #29

Does it suck up stray apostrophes?

All comments (57)

blue1971

9 Jan 16 2 #1

Good price,only problem it's currys.An absolute mess of a company !

Torres76

9 Jan 16 1 #2

John Lewis price match?

gmschuple to Torres76

9 Jan 16 1 #4

That's what I was thinking. :man:

gmschuple

9 Jan 16 1 #3

Amazon are selling it for the same price.

http://www.amazon.co.uk/Miele-Complete-PowerLine-Bagged-Cylinder/dp/B00MV0GJZC

Torres76

9 Jan 16 #5

Cracking range of vacuum cleaners. Got the few years old Red Pet one (about 2200w) and it's fantastic :-)

Torres76

9 Jan 16 #6

Great customer service from JL and sometimes Miele extend warranty to 10 years for £20-£30 which is well cheap...

gmschuple

9 Jan 16 #7

Just had a quick look on the website and OOS.:disappointed:

http://m.johnlewis.com/mt/www.johnlewis.com/brand/all-vacuum-cleaners-800005069/miele/_/N-4c06Z1z1411z?un_listpage=yes#page_loaded

Torres76 to gmschuple

9 Jan 16 2 #9

Ring customer services, ask for the stores with stock and get them to do a price match. Tell them it's also an Instore offer too (they will check anyway). Don't forget to reserve one whilst they do the match otherwise someone will buy it. Can also post it out to you with over the phone payment.

Hope that helps

zippy22

9 Jan 16 #8

Good brand......

Sticks1

9 Jan 16 1 #10

This or wait for a deal on c3 cat and dog???? Can't decide!!!

chocci to Sticks1

9 Jan 16 #27

I have the normal c3 and it is the worst vacuum cleaner I have ever used. You literally have to go over cat hairs on carpet loads of times before eventually picking them up by hand. Hopefully the cat andand dog one is more effective.

Basically, the cleaner head sticks to the carpet if you put the power setting up so you reduce it and then it barely picks anything up. No idea why these are rated highly.

nn196411

9 Jan 16 #11

can someone tell me why an old fashioned bagged hoover is such good value at £140?

magicbeans to nn196411

9 Jan 16 #21

miele are the best!!! went through dysons, but they all eventually lose suction etc. was looking for another vacuum cleaner and HUKD folk were going on about miele...... bought it and wow! suction is amazing and last. bagged cleaners are always gonna be better for suction .... plus a lot lot less messier than non bags to clean out.

chocci to nn196411

9 Jan 16 #28

Because the bags work out about £3 per year and you don't have to clean it like you have to with Dyson ones

Bagless release loads of particles too

Needs emptying far less too and they are much quieter

https://youtu.be/vPpH5ulSdno

Dubtitled to nn196411

9 Jan 16 1 #33

Because cleaning out the filters of bagless vacuums is boring. I have the C3 cat and dog, it's great.

gmschuple

9 Jan 16 1 #12

I called JL and they have informed me the stock will be arriving on the 13th January.

They retail this vacuum for £149 http://m.johnlewis.com/mt/www.johnlewis.com/miele-complete-c3-powerline-cylinder-vacuum-cleaner-black/p2123736#page_loaded. Therefore, I think curry's Rrp price is misleading. For an extra few quid;you will receive a lot better after service.

sprite127594

9 Jan 16 1 #13

I know someone who works at argos returns and they say the amount of Miele Hoover's they get back is shocking.

davewave to sprite127594

9 Jan 16 #32

Miele hoovers are excellent in my experience

SomebodE

9 Jan 16 #14

This is the 1200watt model?

Wadadli_Cooler

9 Jan 16 1 #15

Good well built hoovers. Suck well. Only downside is the bags are tiny, expensive, and need replacing often.

rkbargainhunter

9 Jan 16 #16

Curry's PC World also have the Miele C2 compact on offer at £129, it's lighter but has a smaller capacity bag.

http://www.currys.co.uk/gbuk/home-appliances/floorcare/vacuum-cleaners/miele-compact-c2-extreme-powerline-cylinder-vacuum-cleaner-blue-10137151-pdt.html?gclid=Cj0KEQiA_MK0BRDQsf_bsZS-_OIBEiQADPf--gPltC_h5BPiGE5QAVcOE3-DcQr3HrIesjFVs9sZQI4aAhPs8P8HAQ&srcid=198&cmpid=ppc~gg~~~Exact&mctag=gg_goog_7904&s_kwcid=AL!3391!3!87329420004!!!g!146768135844!&ef_id=ViLRHAAAAXVEJYhX:20160109110635:s

the average review is higher, does anyone have an opinion on which would suit a medium 3 bed terrace with mixture of hard floor and carpet?

lynn44

9 Jan 16 #17

Fantastic Vacuum cleaner, I've had top of the range Vax and Dyson's, This Beat's them all ... I have cat & dog model

pibpob to lynn44

9 Jan 16 4 #29

Does it suck up stray apostrophes?

gmschuple

9 Jan 16 #18

Yes.

devilsadv0cate

9 Jan 16 #19

The one at John Lewis is not the same model as the one in this deal. The Currys one is 1600W hence the word Extreme in the model name.

gmschuple

9 Jan 16 #20

I explained this to the JL representive but he said it's the same model.

mamakin

9 Jan 16 1 #22

I bought this from Curry's before Christmas. It is much better than my last machine (Henry). The suction is so strong that I only need to have it half way. It is light weight, follows you around nicely (unlike Henry) and has a great selection of stored tools. It's a considered purchase but, so far, it is worth it.

SomebodE

9 Jan 16 #23

I don't see the extreme version on the Miele website so I have reason to believe the extreme is an older model

Delio79

9 Jan 16 #24

This is the older 1600w model which replaced by the 1200w model sold by JL. Apparently the newer 1200w model provides better suction for less power.

We bought this for our new home so not yet used it extensively, but tried it briefly on deep pile carpet at our current home and the suction is so powerful you have to reduce the power. does make me wonder whether the 1200w is a bit over the top and potentially the 800w eco version is good enough.

On a separate note, I suspect we will be better off with the turbo brush for better cleaning of deep pile carpet. If you're in the same boat you can buy the red cat and dog version which comes with the turbo attachment in the box... basically a head which contains a rotating roller brush like an upright cleaner, for about £200, or buy the attachment for £50 at a later point.

octopus

9 Jan 16 #25

Outstanding vacuum cleaner, the 1200w is quite powerful and is more than enough.

Voted hot for this price

devilsadv0cate

9 Jan 16 #26

Amazing how this vacuum cleaner was posted last year in October and it only reached 27 degrees...

I bought it at £149 and I highly recommend it. It's a solid product to use. The variable suction, neat storage of accessories and stability while doing the stairs is impressive. The suction on this is powerful too, I have it just above half way.

Also, don't quote me on this but I think you can buy the turbo brush and better filters for this. Keen prices on Amazon, ebay etc for the bags, exhaust filters and accessories.

pibpob

9 Jan 16 #30

It's why the EU has had to step in to save the public from itself. The simplistic bigger must be better strikes again.

devilsadv0cate

9 Jan 16 #31

I bet if you purchase the turbo brush that comes with the cat & dog one your vacuum will be able to pull up the cat hairs. Which C3 model do you have?

chocci

9 Jan 16 1 #34

Just checked and I have the c2 compact

It struggles to pick anything up on short pile carpets. I just use it now on hard floors and had to buy a cheap £40 vax for carpets

BTW, 5 bags here for £2.88 delivered. Work fine.

http://cpc.farnell.com/europart/vb376/dustbags-miele-type-gn-series/dp/WG22096?CMP=TREML007-005

A2NYN

9 Jan 16 1 #35

Love this vacuum. Bought this from Curry's 6 months ago for £149. Replaced my bagless one and is definitely more powerful. Have to have it on the lowest setting other wise it is too strong. Would recommend this totally. Hated the bagless one as emptying it was so dusty.

tsimehC

9 Jan 16 #36

Not forgetting the fact that bags themselves are not cost-free (when emptying bagless vacuums).

That video test is biased towards Miele though. Comparing an old Dyson model with a new one.

octopus

9 Jan 16 #37

Went from bagless to Miele. The bagless was a pain to clean with dust going everywhere

Stevet29

9 Jan 16 1 #38

The newer 1200W model is more than enough power! Hard to push across the carpet at half power

octopus to Stevet29

9 Jan 16 #40

Very true, mine is set at 2nd position

hugekebab

9 Jan 16 #39

hot submitted this at 148 a while back...its a great vac and really light. also this is the 1600 not 1200 so good find.

devilsadv0cate

9 Jan 16 #41

The same applies to the C2 range. If you buy the turbobrush your C2 compact should be just as good as the cat and dog version at picking up cat hair. Hope this helps if ever your Vax packs in.

mozzer99

9 Jan 16 #42

I winced at paying £140 or so for the cat and dog version. BUT the build quality is excellent and suction very good. The turbo brush clogs up with hair and has to be cleaned out with a pair of scissors, this is a good thing , it catches so much hair from the carpets.
A tip, don't suck up fine plaster dust.....the smoke coming out the motor indicates a fault......

chocci

9 Jan 16 #43

Cheers. Will put it on a camelcamel price watch.

isobel1

9 Jan 16 #44

How are the mieles on carpet? They say carpet performance rating C/D also how long do the bags last for? We use vacuum at least twice daily. Thank you :smiley:

Stevet29 to isobel1

9 Jan 16 #45

Twice daily! You must be messy! :P

Stevet29

9 Jan 16 #46

I think if you have a lot of hairs to pick up you will need the turbo brush so a different model! You need the rotating brush to pick the hairs up! But for non pet owners I think the normal model does just fine. Hairs are always difficult to pick up with just suction alone.

austinc

9 Jan 16 #47

anyone know the hose length? doesn't seem to state on currys

sv1900

10 Jan 16 #48

we have a cat and dog one and its still going strong after several year, if you want a solid vacuum, this is brand, yes it has bags but you can buy after market ones which are a lot cheaper, just remember to change the filters and clean thr turbo head if you have it

hotukdeals35a

10 Jan 16 #49

Curry's sells both models in stores, e.g EXTREME POWERLINE at 1600W and POWERLINE at 1200W. I bought one today (1600W), easy to manoeuvre, great suction, sturdy. I was quoted £50 for a 8 year warranty extension. Hot.

chocci

10 Jan 16 1 #50

mine t pick up even

Rating is correct. Awful on my carpets

chocci

10 Jan 16 1 #51

Boomgaz

10 Jan 16 #52

Bought one of these last year from John Lewis. Returned it after 5 months through loss of suction. Got it back fixed. Should have bought another Dyson instead. I have a dog (Alaskan Malamute) and the bags fill up in no time. After you factor in what you pay for bags, you could probably buy 2-3 Dyson's. Wouldn't buy another one.

pibpob to Boomgaz

10 Jan 16 #53

So even without a dog, they would be more than "£3 per year"?

Stevet29

10 Jan 16 #54

But you vacuum twice a day, probably worn it out :wink:

Fatal Swan

17 Jan 16 #55

Still available at this price - I just picked up one of these from Currys. Instore the label said £159 but scanned at the expected price. As others mentioned, Currys have stock of both the new 1200W version and this 1600W version but there's little to differentiate them in the shop as they are together on the shelf and have identical packaging (I think the product code is one letter different) - it looks like they are trying to sell them as the same product.

colgrigson

19 Jan 16 #56

Have to say very happy with mine, picks up lots that the Dyson left behind

kelly78

5 Mar 16 #57

I bought this last week as my henry blew up, I'm very impressed with it..... on a side note its a best buy on which magazine which was the deciding factor.

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