A price match from amazon of the Tesco deal (which is now expired)
Lightweight and easy to manuever around the home with a compact design that makes it easy to store away.
When you've finished vacuuming, its Comfort Cable retracts the entire length of the cable with just one touch of the footswitch.
Featuring an extra long handle combined with a compact telescopic tube to give you added length when cleaning hard to reach areas
Its 10m operating radius enables you to clean more of your home in one go.
Its AirTeQ floorhead is specifically designed for this low wattage vacuum.
All comments (31)
davewave
21 Jan 16#1
WOW SUPER HOT!!!
Saro
21 Jan 16#2
excellent deal. I have the previous higher wattage version. It's a steal at this price
kneale81
21 Jan 16#3
3 still available on Tesco's site if you prefer them.
steffcip
21 Jan 16#4
thanks, ordered
tomwatts
21 Jan 16#5
Got the 1600w c2 and it sucks. Literally.
Best hoover I've ever used, and I'm sure this will still be the same with a little less power. We use it on quiet/eco mode anyway so we don't ever need the full 1600!
Hucknallred
21 Jan 161#6
Due to the Polar Bear crisis I see wattages are dropping somewhat.
lord_trumpington
21 Jan 16#7
Looking at this as a replacement to our very heavy Dyson upright. What's the suction like on these?
dfarrall
21 Jan 16#8
Bargain, wish the pet one was on offer!
radicalbyte
21 Jan 16#9
I have the more expensive model (C3 Complete) and honestly the suction is crap. It does an OK job cleaning low pile carpet and our wooden floors but is hard to use on our medium-pile carpet.
apocalypsenow
21 Jan 16#10
We had a Miele hoover several years back and it was disappointing to be honest , not what i was expecting off a top brand and I think it only lasted 2 or 3 years.
My missus really didn't like it at all .
Never used it myself.:smiley:
lord_trumpington to apocalypsenow
21 Jan 16#13
Similar with our Dyson. We bought the DC33 upright and the suction on it really isn't all that, and which is more it is massive (my wife really struggles with it up the stairs). Certainly not what we expected from a Dyson.
The best vac we ever had was a Bosch cylinder vac.
Oneday77
21 Jan 161#11
Our C2 complete is great. Especially when it only cost £20 from Tesco a few months ago. Thanks to HUKD :smiley:
Saturn
21 Jan 16#12
Realise this price may not stay for long on Amazon, and wondered if anyone can provide a quick recommendation between this model and the C1 linked below.
Not seeking a detailed individual spec comparison. But if anyone is knowledgeable about these models, is there a clear case for going with the C1, or C2. Easy to assume a Version 2, is better than a Version 1, but seem unable to make an easy and quick decision with these specs.
We have the bigger full powered version of this and I think the build quality is very good on them. As for suction well it lifts the carpet off the floor!
marty-401
21 Jan 16#16
£81.51 going through flubit.
Saturn
21 Jan 16#17
I agree with your sentiment regarding buying quality. However the purpose in mind for this would not justify a model costing £200 more than the C1 or C2.
My question still remains between the 2 models mentioned if anyone is in a position to offer guidance or knowledge. Thank you.
PsychoSonny
21 Jan 16#18
C2 everytime it's got a bigger storage capacity meaning less spent on bags
dianneNE
21 Jan 161#19
I have the C3 pet model, but I bought the C2 for my mum when her Henry packed in. She loves it and says her carpets feel a lot cleaner than when using the Henry. At this price it's a steal.
radicalbyte
21 Jan 161#20
Apparently the PowerLine actually sucks properly. The Eco models are just crap.
Tadpole78
21 Jan 16#21
Funny, my mums Henry just packed in and asked me to find her a new one, so was wondering how this compared to the Henry!
kidrock123
22 Jan 16#23
miele = win
Razi
22 Jan 16#24
800 w C1 junior for £85.99 here and excellent customer service to boot:
This might be worth considering for anyone who has missed out. With the £10 Amazon voucher today, it brings it down to the C2 price.
From what I can see, it has the advantage of a larger bag at 4.5l rather than 3.5l, and has the ability to choose various power settings up to 1400w in comparison with 700w. A lot of reviews state that this results in greater suction. Unless EU environmental issues are a primary criteria for you, the only downside I can easily see is the lack of a telescopic tube. Average price o Camel shows this price is historically good, and the average over time is similar to the C2.
wheres the cheapest place to get the hoover bags from guys?
justinejortiz
22 Jan 16#28
nice info
sirlukas
22 Jan 16#29
Expired.
lord_trumpington
27 Jan 16#31
Received yesterday and powered it up last night. Extremely impressed, suction is so strong it lifts up the carpet in places, build quality is excellent, its compact and not excessively noisy (unlike our jet engine powered Dyson DC33 which has half the suction!).
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Opening post
Lightweight and easy to manuever around the home with a compact design that makes it easy to store away.
When you've finished vacuuming, its Comfort Cable retracts the entire length of the cable with just one touch of the footswitch.
Featuring an extra long handle combined with a compact telescopic tube to give you added length when cleaning hard to reach areas
Its 10m operating radius enables you to clean more of your home in one go.
Its AirTeQ floorhead is specifically designed for this low wattage vacuum.
All comments (31)
Best hoover I've ever used, and I'm sure this will still be the same with a little less power. We use it on quiet/eco mode anyway so we don't ever need the full 1600!
My missus really didn't like it at all .
Never used it myself.:smiley:
The best vac we ever had was a Bosch cylinder vac.
Not seeking a detailed individual spec comparison. But if anyone is knowledgeable about these models, is there a clear case for going with the C1, or C2. Easy to assume a Version 2, is better than a Version 1, but seem unable to make an easy and quick decision with these specs.
Miele C1 - Red
Then they have different models within each range. Like C3 EcoLine. C3 Powerline, etc.
Miele is the best vacuum you can buy. It's head and shoulders above dyson, etc. It will pick up debris no other would.
I suggest going for one of the higher end models.
http://www.amazon.co.uk/Miele-Complete-Comfort-Boost-Marine/dp/B017I83PYE/ref=sr_1_1?srs=1639739031&rps=1&ie=UTF8&qid=1453405727&sr=8-1&keywords=c3+eco
buy cheap and buy twice. the one linked above should last you 30+ years for average household duties
You might well want to have a look at this white C2 ecoline, it stores the additional tools within the hoover, under a flap, rather than in a bracket in the way on the hose that is likely to get annoying and lost.
http://www.amazon.co.uk/Miele-Complete-EcoLine-Vacuum-watts/dp/B00KGVK7R4/
My question still remains between the 2 models mentioned if anyone is in a position to offer guidance or knowledge. Thank you.
Marks Electrical
Missed out on this and the dehumidifier!!!!
From what I can see, it has the advantage of a larger bag at 4.5l rather than 3.5l, and has the ability to choose various power settings up to 1400w in comparison with 700w. A lot of reviews state that this results in greater suction. Unless EU environmental issues are a primary criteria for you, the only downside I can easily see is the lack of a telescopic tube. Average price o Camel shows this price is historically good, and the average over time is similar to the C2.
Miele C1 Junior Powerline - Red