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Miele Blizzard CX1 Turbo Team Bagless Canister Vacuum

$575.99
$649 11% off Reference Price
Condition: New
Color: Tech Blue
style: Turbo
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Top positive review
92 people found this helpful
Astonishing
By rcanw on Reviewed in the United States on October 29, 2023
I am kicking myself that I didn't buy this vacuum sooner! I love the Miele Blizzard canister Vacuum. It was the price. I just kept thinking wow that is a hefty price for something that might break or won't work in a year. So I tried a handful of other vacuums and bought them from target. Target has an easy show up drop off return policy. I tried each one for a few weeks... I tried the Dyson upright ball, Shark Swivel pro-pet and Hoover Wind-tunnel. Don't even waste your time buying these.. Just bite the bullet and buy a Miele. None of those vacuums compared to the Miele Blizzard. The Miele Blizzard hands down is the fit for me. In the past we had a central vac system. We also had the hoover wind-tunnel to cover drapes or place the central vac didn't cover that last 15 years but was probably only truly used for 3 full years. The Blizzard is a canister vac. I grew up with an old canister vac that would bump into your legs causing cruel shin bruises as you did your family chores. My siblings and I would fight for who got stuck vacuuming with those mean machines. So I avoided canister vacs. WOW the Miele is nothing like those monsters of the 80s. The Blizzard Miele is gentle and moves around gracefully. If it does bump you, you will never notice. It glides effortlessly on the floor or carpet. Fantastic design. It sits low to the ground so doesn't collide with furniture or get stuck under chairs. The parts are intuitive. I had no issues putting this together and I struggle with connecting the dots. I have mostly wood floors. Except for two carpeted bedrooms my home is all wood with a few low pile area rugs. I did not want a vacuum that sucks so hard on the area rugs that you can't finish the job. This has an adjustable power strength and a separate head for rugs. These click on an off so easily. Again an intuitive designed. And the retractable cord. Perfect! My cleaning time is faster. Why? because the nozzle can adjust so I can pop off the larger tube to focus on getting into the corners, or shelves or baseboards...Its telescope! Yup, you can open and adjust on a whim. In the past I often skipped doing the corners or drapes because the parts were stowed in a closet and it was a pia to run get them and struggle with connecting them. The Blizzard is designed so you have everything you need right there in front of you. At any length and any suction. LOVE IT!!! But... Before you jump into a Miele I recommend you go to some online videos and learn about which one would work for your needs. Often people think they want SUCTION. That somehow that is going to solve their problems. But trust me the Shark offered suction but I was fighting the vacuum to let go of the area rugs. The Miele was a perfect balance of suction but focused on picking up dust and debris not my rugs or drapes. I wanted medium suction because of my delicate rugs. I wanted something more for wood floors. I also did not want to deal with throw away vacuum bags. I wanted a bagless vacuum. But if you have allergies or pets the Blizzard may not be what you need. We have NO pets and mild allergies. Miele makes other vacuums for thick carpets, dogs, allergy sufferers, throw away bags, stronger suction and filters to keep your home healthy and dust free. However as I say this the Blizzard has the best HEPA filter 99.999% of particles are sucked up and put into this filter making your air cleaner. The suction offers flow rate of 100k per hour. The coarse debris and fine dust can be separated. The coarse debris lands in the transparent dust container, the fine dust in a separate container with a fine dust filter. Honestly it is the best I have seen so far. I won't lie the price scared me at first.. But after a few deep breaths I bought it. And I have no regrets. It is a vacuum that is going to last. Oh I forgot. When I was in Germany staying with friends. They had a Miele. So I got to use it while staying in their guest house. It was when i first learned about this vacuum. The one I bought in the US is far superior to the one I borrowed. I assume theirs was the classic C1 perhaps 10 years old. Visit the Miele website or online videos to find the right one for you. The Miele Complete KONA or Brilliant might be better for you if you have thick carpets and children.
Top critical review
7 people found this helpful
Worst vacuum I've ever owned, at 3X the cost of the vacuum I wish I'd bought instead
By Richard W. on Reviewed in the United States on January 22, 2025
This appliance has been the bane of my existence since the day I bought it. The first one showed up broken on multiple parts, sending me on the return/replace journey. The second one has been to the repair shop twice now in 1.5 years: first for the poorly engineered foot release latch that barely works to begin with breaking (because they had to make this part out of plastic on a nearly $1000 vacuum??) and now because it's shutting off after a few minutes of running, even with the filters cleaned and suction feeling normal. Meanwhile, small pieces of plastic occasionally flake off the arm assembly which the repair guy brushed off as "common occurrence". Meanwhile, this thing is an ergonomic nightmare. I was apprehensive when i bought it, having been used to the upright style vacuums for so long. I should have trusted my instincts over the weird vacuum evangelicals online. I routinely almost trip over the thing while vacuuming. If they had made the hose a couple feet longer, this wouldn't be an issue, but as designed this thing has to be right up against your feet during use. The power cord was also shorter than my previous vacuum. Exacerbated by the need to constantly drag the thing along behind you because of how little slack they engineered into it, it likes to roll over on it's belly way too easily when you tug it along. The roller brush that comes with this also seems poorly engineered. the pedal that disengages the upright position doesn't work consistently, and the pedal that adjusts the pile-height will regularly land in "half-way-between" settings when used. Suction performance has been fine, but not remarkably different from a vacuum 1/3 the price. It's over-priced, under-engineered, cumbersome, and the warranty support process is weirdly nebulous on the Miele website. I have nothing good to say about this product.

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