Name: Miele Complete C3 Kona
Brand: Miele
SKU: 62877622fb7b7b71c99161e2
Rating: 0.0 (106 reviews)

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I need to replace my bagless Shark. I thought I wanted a Miele for my two story 2400 sq. ft house. There is carpet upstairs and downstairs in the living and dining room. The Miele Marin seems like the best choice for the carpet and tile floors. But it’s $1100 and I looked at the Sebo and it’s $850. Which one do you think will work best for me?

<div class="md"><p>I need to replace my bagless Shark. I thought I wanted a Miele for my two story 2400 sq. ft house. There is carpet upstairs and downstairs in the living and dining room. The Miele Marin seems like the best choice for the carpet and tile floors. But it’s $1100 and I looked at the Sebo and it’s $850. Which one do you think will work best for me?</p>
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Sebo Airbelt K3 or Miele Marin

**Miele**. We’ve got the Complete C3, and it’s amazing for our two cats, rugs, and hardwoods. (To be clear: we do not vacuum the cats, just their shedded fur.)

We are moving to a new house soon and are looking for a decent vacuum, but would also like to be able to clean our current one before we move! Our last vacuum was a Bissell Pet Hair Eraser Lift Off. It had great suction, but we have long hair and 2 cats, and the hair was always tangled in the brush roll and the brush roll burned out frequently. It was more of a PITA to clean the vacuum.

Our current apartment is mostly carpet, with a kitchen and bathroom that has tile. 800ish square feet. 

Our new house: 1400ish square feet. Unfinished basement, hardwood floors in the living room and on the stairs, tile in the 2 bathrooms and kitchen, carpeted in the upstairs hallway and in both bedrooms.

We don't have a budget. Preferably looking for something with a hose attachment, if possible, something not too bulky - our last one was so clunky, but since we will have a bigger place bulkiness won't be a huge issue; that can clean hardwood floors, tile, carpet, stairs, and can handle long hair and pet hair.

<div class="md"><p>We are moving to a new house soon and are looking for a decent vacuum, but would also like to be able to clean our current one before we move! Our last vacuum was a Bissell Pet Hair Eraser Lift Off. It had great suction, but we have long hair and 2 cats, and the hair was always tangled in the brush roll and the brush roll burned out frequently. It was more of a PITA to clean the vacuum.</p>

<p>Our current apartment is mostly carpet, with a kitchen and bathroom that has tile. 800ish square feet. </p>

<p>Our new house: 1400ish square feet. Unfinished basement, hardwood floors in the living room and on the stairs, tile in the 2 bathrooms and kitchen, carpeted in the upstairs hallway and in both bedrooms.</p>

<p>We don&#39;t have a budget. Preferably looking for something with a hose attachment, if possible, something not too bulky - our last one was so clunky, but since we will have a bigger place bulkiness won&#39;t be a huge issue; that can clean hardwood floors, tile, carpet, stairs, and can handle long hair and pet hair.</p>

<p>Edit: I think I am going with a Miele! I just have no idea which one... There are so many, I&#39;m overwhelmed 🙃 </p>

<p>Thank you everyone!</p>
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Recommendations for a good vacuum for carpeted and hardwood floor for people with long hair and cats?

I've tried the Miele C3 Complete and the Kenmore Elite 700 series and while the Miele has better suction, the vacuum itself is very heavy (specifically the motorized carpet attachment) and the whole thing feels cheap.  I absolutely LOVE the Kenmore but the suction isn't very good.  I'm thinking about trying a Aerus but you can't just buy those online and I want to be able to return it if I don't like it.  You guys have any other suggestions?  I have medium pile carpeting in 90% of my house.  I would like a completely sealed system and a bagged vacuum if possible.  I'm staying in quarantine until I can get a vaccine so I have to be able to buy it online.

<div class="md"><p>I&#39;ve tried the Miele C3 Complete and the Kenmore Elite 700 series and while the Miele has better suction, the vacuum itself is very heavy (specifically the motorized carpet attachment) and the whole thing feels cheap.  I absolutely LOVE the Kenmore but the suction isn&#39;t very good.  I&#39;m thinking about trying a Aerus but you can&#39;t just buy those online and I want to be able to return it if I don&#39;t like it.  You guys have any other suggestions?  I have medium pile carpeting in 90% of my house.  I would like a completely sealed system and a bagged vacuum if possible.  I&#39;m staying in quarantine until I can get a vaccine so I have to be able to buy it online.</p>
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Looking for a good canister vacuum cleaner - price is not an issue

 with this vacuum I can virtually clean my entire house and 30 minutes which normally would take me about an hour it is light very easy to maneuver and the suction is amazing. It is very quiet and doesn't even scare my pets. I usually don't do reviews but when I'm looking for vacuums the one thing I like to see is an individual that has pets and carpet because they understand what it takes to have a clean house. I also have arthritis in both of my hands so the nice Comfort grip on the Miele is perfect I've had a Bissell that the handle is very hard plastic and after about 10 minutes my hands would ache

 I saw a review saying they liked their roomba but would rather have a miele. the one thing I did not like about some of the other vacuums where they were Bagless I've noticed through owning several types that a bagged vacuum keeps suction way better especially if you have pets and carpet. When reading reviews people either had pets and no carpet or carpet and no pets. I have carpet and 4 dogs (lab, shepherd, 2 chihuahuas) and severe allergies

 When reading reviews people either had pets and no carpet or carpet and no pets. I have carpet and 4 dogs (lab, shepherd, 2 chihuahuas) and severe allergies. a Dyson is great on hardwood floor and tile however on carpet not so much my Kenmore was amazing but it was very heavy and bulky and hard to get in those corners. I needed a vacuum that was great for pets and because I like to vacuum my kitchen I needed something that was not going to scrape my cabinets with some vacuums they are too high and you can't get under your cabinets so therefore you're scratching your vacuum and your cabinet

 If they made a vacuum I owned it. I have never heard of a Miele until I was looming at roombas. I saw a review saying they liked their roomba but would rather have a miele. the one thing I did not like about some of the other vacuums where they were Bagless I've noticed through owning several types that a bagged vacuum keeps suction way better especially if you have pets and carpet

best vacuum hands down

Terrible allergies. Floors are low pile carpet in bedrooms, tile in restrooms/kitchen and hardwood in living room, dining room and halls. We live close to the freeway and it can get very dusty in a short period of time. 

Price isn’t a deal breaker for the right vacuum but I would love to stay below $1k. 

2 very messy kids, toddler leaves a trail of crumbs everywhere. 1 dog that doesn’t shed much. 

We already own a dyson v11 animal that drives me absolutely insane due to the power on mandatory button hold while vacuuming. It’s just not ideal to clean the entire house because the battery dies 1/3 of the way into cleaning and it causes me to experience back pain regularly. 

I am really looking for a vacuum that I can use to quickly clean the entire house and to clean up after a toddler when necessary without straining my back or dealing w a dead battery mid way.

<div class="md"><p>Terrible allergies. Floors are low pile carpet in bedrooms, tile in restrooms/kitchen and hardwood in living room, dining room and halls. We live close to the freeway and it can get very dusty in a short period of time. </p>

<p>Price isn’t a deal breaker for the right vacuum but I would love to stay below $1k. </p>

<p>2 very messy kids, toddler leaves a trail of crumbs everywhere. 1 dog that doesn’t shed much. </p>

<p>We already own a dyson v11 animal that drives me absolutely insane due to the power on mandatory button hold while vacuuming. It’s just not ideal to clean the entire house because the battery dies 1/3 of the way into cleaning and it causes me to experience back pain regularly. </p>

<p>I am really looking for a vacuum that I can use to quickly clean the entire house and to clean up after a toddler when necessary without straining my back or dealing w a dead battery mid way.</p>
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Looking for recommendations.

 We vacuum about every other day now (more often now I hated the Dyson) and everyone seems happy to do it now, nobody in the house minds using the Miele. The dogs love how quiet it is, they don't even get up anymore I have to ask them to move. The house smells clean and fresh after vacuuming unlike with the Dyson and others when my allergies would go nuts afterwards from the dog dander. I can stick my old tired face right in front of the exhaust vent of the Miele and it is clean as can be

 Skip the second step and just try the damn thing, it's money well spent. You can sell it if you don't like it, even on Craigs list they hold their value. I can't see cleaning our house without it. We are not clean freaks but you'll have to pry the Miele out of our cold dead hands, it is one of the few things in life that actually does exactly what they say it does

It's the King, is it worth $1000? Easily Yes!!!!

I’m willing to invest in a BIFL vacuum or something I won’t replace for at least several years (ideally within $600 but will consider higher $ if worthwhile). Not sure if I want canister or stick but I’m 5’8 if that’s makes any difference. 

I have a lot of hair and am tired of it being caught in my vacuum/roller brush and having to cut/dog it out. I’m also extremely allergic to dust/mites and realize I need a good vacuum after spending many nights now itching, sneezing, and wheezing. 

I’ve been looking at Miele or Sebo since they seem to be the most mentioned, no clue what model.  Definitely need sealed bag/machine that won’t leak dust, HEPA, and would like to be able to clean sofas, curtains, my bed/sheets, and getting into all the corners.

Flexible head/roller would be cool but I hear  these can be harder to clean... so I guess if the attachments are good I don’t necessarily need an flex head. 

I’m really friggin itchy so I’d appreciate any help!! :(

<div class="md"><p>I’m willing to invest in a BIFL vacuum or something I won’t replace for at least several years (ideally within $600 but will consider higher $ if worthwhile). Not sure if I want canister or stick but I’m 5’8 if that’s makes any difference. </p>

<p>I have a lot of hair and am tired of it being caught in my vacuum/roller brush and having to cut/dig it out. I’m also extremely allergic to dust/mites and realize I need a good vacuum after spending many nights now itching, sneezing, and wheezing. </p>

<p>I’ve been looking at Miele or Sebo since they seem to be the most mentioned, no clue what model.  Definitely need sealed bag/machine that won’t leak dust, HEPA, and would like to be able to clean sofas, curtains, my bed/sheets, and getting into all the corners.</p>

<p>Flexible head/roller would be cool but I hear  these can be harder to clean... so I guess if the attachments are good I don’t necessarily need an flex head. </p>

<p>I’m really friggin itchy so I’d appreciate any help!! :(</p>
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Best choice for severe allergies, long hair, and wood/rugs/carpet/various surfaces?

I just got a fantastic deal on Miele C3. I, too, was tired of meh vacuums. It’s been amazing.

I've had enough of buy whatever vacuum is at the top of the best seller lists and have it be "meh" at best. 

I'm looking for a vacuum to absolutely anhilate me. 

I have carpets and want something that actually sucks things up rather than fling the crumb elsewhere. 

Anything under $1000. 

The only limits I really have is space. Which is why I'm not out getting a shop vac. 

I want it to suction so hard it rivals a black hole. 

Don't care if it's stick, wand less, cordless, battery powered.

<div class="md"><p>I&#39;ve had enough of buy whatever vacuum is at the top of the best seller lists and have it be &quot;meh&quot; at best. </p>

<p>I&#39;m looking for a vacuum to absolutely anhilate me. </p>

<p>I have carpets and want something that actually sucks things up rather than fling the crumb elsewhere. </p>

<p>Anything under $1000. </p>

<p>The only limits I really have is space. Which is why I&#39;m not out getting a shop vac. </p>

<p>I want it to suction so hard it rivals a black hole. </p>

<p>Don&#39;t care if it&#39;s stick, wand less, cordless, battery powered.</p>
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Recmendation for Suction power &gt; anything else.

 The carpet attachment Is also pretty wimpy - shutting off of there is too much suction. The on-off switch isn’t located on the handle, but on the canister itself, which is also really inconvenient. I regret spending this much on a vacuum that functions this poorly in comparison the one I had previously at 1/3 the cost. It’s not worth your time or money

Do NOT buy this vacuum!! I bought it because I needed a strong suction and a good working upholstery brush to clean up pet hair and it has neither. The brush is powered only by suction and when you go to clean anything with it, the brush stops spinning because the suction goes down. The carpet attachment Is also pretty wimpy - shutting off of there is too much suction. The on-off switch isn’t located on the handle, but on the canister itself, which is also really inconvenient

 I regret spending this much on a vacuum that functions this poorly in comparison the one I had previously at 1/3 the cost. It’s not worth your time or money.

Miele Complete C3 Kona

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