Cheap vacuum cleaner (topic done to death already, I know)

[LittleFairySmile]

Mine has just died and I can?t afford £100 for Henry or ?cheap? Miele, so which is best of the rest?

Electrolux
Hoover
Morphy Richards
Vax
Any other brands ??

I wont do another Proline, mine did two years, and I?m probably lucky with that, but it had really poor suction.

I know (by reading other MN threads) that the Which! reviews put Miele miles in front of the rest and I know you get what you pay for, but their budget model is still twice the price of the cheaper brands and I know it saves you in the long run, but here and now we have £x and no vac. Please help!

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[bubbles4]

I,ve just bought a Vax mach3 and its great,hoovers up everything in its path and has a turbo tool for pet hair and it comes with a 6 year garantee.Tesco has it on offer for about £75 at the moment,if you google it you can read the reviews.

[Twixabix]

Have you had a look on ebay. There are some shops on there that do graded electrical products. It might be that they have been returned due to a small scratch or similar. I bought a vax cylinder cleaner last week that had an rrp of £120 for £26 delivered, bargain. It is also worth trying the goofbay site and using their auction sniper which puts a bid in at the last few seconds to help you win the item.

[Yeni]

I would not recommend the Hoover Dust Manager range. Not very sucky and not very well designed or built.

[LittleFairySmile]

Thanks all