Name: SEBO K3
Brand: Sebo
SKU: 6287744efb7b7b71c99161c2
Rating: 0.0 (115 reviews)

 The Sebo is light weight and rolls behind effortlessly. Great suction and beautifully gets the pet hair out of rugs It’s quiet and gets in under furniture with ease all the attachments are right there and the long hose allows for over door dusting and other high reach cleaning. Attachments swivel and does not stick honestly The Sebo feels like it was made by people who actually knows what’s needed when vacuum cleaning (unlike the Dyson folks) and nothing is complicated or hard to change! This is the best vacuum I have owned and easily beats Miele, Dyson, Electrolux and many other brands I have owned. Also the Price is well worth the product!

 Attachments swivel and does not stick honestly The Sebo feels like it was made by people who actually knows what’s needed when vacuum cleaning (unlike the Dyson folks) and nothing is complicated or hard to change! This is the best vacuum I have owned and easily beats Miele, Dyson, Electrolux and many other brands I have owned. Also the Price is well worth the product!

Sebo is top of the line!

Hi r/vacuumcleaners

My Bissell pet hair liftoff of 12 years has been on the fritz for the last year and is now singing what I can only imagine is singing it's swan song while a gear is being stripped away. I need help in replacing it.

Budget: high quality and reliable (preferably indestructible/serviceable)

flooring: 3 carpeted bedrooms medium ply, a large high-ply area rug, a low ply area rug and laminate/hardwood flooring throughout a 2000 sqft house

Additional needs: I've got two young boys who are home all day and virtual schooling (read: I need something that will actually clean my carpets instead of lightly suctioning and agitating like my current vacuum does now). I'm high risk and am hunkered down for the long haul and can't test drive a vacuum at a store and my local store won't sell sight unseen (I can only imagine it's because they want to make sure it's forever home is suitable and not because they want to upsell). We have a house rabbit that replaces his fur coat often, and a roomba that helps me tackle the daily laminate floor maintenance. 

So, what would you suggest? I'm looking at a Sebo, but have never had a canister vacuum. However, I'm not opposed to the idea.

Thanks in advance!

<div class="md"><p>Hi <a href="/r/vacuumcleaners">r/vacuumcleaners</a></p>

<p>My Bissell pet hair liftoff of 12 years has been on the fritz for the last year and is now singing what I can only imagine is singing it&#39;s swan song while a gear is being stripped away. I need help in replacing it.</p>

<p>Budget: high quality and reliable (preferably indestructible/serviceable)</p>

<p>flooring: 3 carpeted bedrooms medium ply, a large high-ply area rug (edit: it&#39;s a 1 inch high ply), a low ply area rug and laminate/hardwood flooring throughout a 2000 sqft house</p>

<p>Additional needs: I&#39;ve got two young boys who are home all day and virtual schooling (read: I need something that will actually clean my carpets instead of lightly suctioning and agitating like my current vacuum does now). I&#39;m high risk and am hunkered down for the long haul and can&#39;t test drive a vacuum at a store and my local store won&#39;t sell sight unseen (I can only imagine it&#39;s because they want to make sure it&#39;s forever home is suitable and not because they want to upsell). We have a house rabbit that replaces his fur coat often, and a roomba that helps me tackle the daily laminate floor maintenance. </p>

<p>So, what would you suggest? I&#39;m looking at a Sebo, but have never had a canister vacuum. However, I&#39;m not opposed to the idea.</p>

<p>Thanks in advance!</p>
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Purchase help: my old vacuum is on the fritz and I'm looking for something new

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

Smaller than I expected, but very easy to carry and roll around. Vacuums very well, and finally I can easily vacuum under the beds and heavy chairs in our house. Exhaust air is very warm, which I would consider a plus during the winter months, and the dust filtration is excellent. Assembly was fairly straight forward, however the couplings were very tight initially and had to use quite a lot of force to mate up the power head and wand correctly

 It was also a bit tricky to remove the roller from the power head at first (strong hands are required to do this). Having said that, the instructions are very good and so far it easily tackles all the different carpeting, rugs, and hardwood floors we have thrown at it (including plenty of animal hair). Coming from a heavy upright vacuum, I appreciate how easy it is to maneuver the power head over and around the floors. While it is pricey, it oozes with quality and durability, and I would not at all be surprised if it lasts many years without any significant service or repairs

 Coming from a heavy upright vacuum, I appreciate how easy it is to maneuver the power head over and around the floors. While it is pricey, it oozes with quality and durability, and I would not at all be surprised if it lasts many years without any significant service or repairs.

All Around Top Performer

We use a Sebo K3 with a soft brush roll (green roller vs the blue) and it does great on our wool rugs! In total we have 5 wool rugs and 1 hooked rug no issue yet. Our housekeeper loves using the Sebo as well.

Hi! I’m looking to buy my first vacuum cleaner. Currently we have a weekly housekeeper who brings her own, but it seems to be beating up our area rugs. We have all hardwood floors, with 2 large vintage hand made Moroccan wool shag area rugs. We’ve got a dog and cat, and all of us have quite long hair. As far as budget, ideally we’d stay under $200, but I could probably convince my husband to spend a little more (up to $350?) if it’s worth it and will last. I don’t mind if it’s canister or upright, but I do like the convenience of an upright. Thank you in advance for your help! Also I should mention I’m open to buying refurbished.

<div class="md"><p>Hi! I’m looking to buy my first vacuum cleaner. Currently we have a weekly housekeeper who brings her own, but it seems to be beating up our area rugs. We have all hardwood floors, with 2 large vintage hand made Moroccan wool shag area rugs. We’ve got a dog and cat, and all of us have quite long hair. As far as budget, ideally we’d stay under $200, but I could probably convince my husband to spend a little more (up to $350?) if it’s worth it and will last. I don’t mind if it’s canister or upright, but I do like the convenience of an upright. Thank you in advance for your help! Also I should mention I’m open to buying refurbished.</p>
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Help finding vacuum for our hairy household!

I recommended going to a local dealer. I just got a Sebo K3 with 8 bags, filter replacement and the turbo brush attachment for $650. Plus supporting and knowing the person who will probably service your machine is nice too.

I’ve got some analysis paralysis and need help deciding between:

1) Sebo K3 (available for $789 on Amazon, but would want to add the better parquet tool for $89)

2) Sebo E3 ($999 but not available from Amazon right now)

3) Miele C3, but I’m not sure which model to get. 

I have a mix of hardwood, tile and large area rugs. 2,800 sq foot home. A couple of the area rugs (and the carpeted stairs) are delicate woven wool and have had some threads come out from a brush in the past, so would want to make sure I can turn the brush off or use a parquet tool on those. The others are wool but a bit sturdier and heavily trafficked so could use a brush. All are pretty low pile. 

We have a dog who does not shed but tracks in dirt from outside. 

I have a housekeeper so want this to be easy for her to use. 

For the Miele C3, there’s the “Kona,” “Marin,” “Dog and Cat,” “Brilliant,” and I’m sort of confused about which one is best for me. 

Any suggestions? I’m sort of leaning towards the Sebo K3 because people say it’s simple and cheap in the long term and also happens to be the least expensive up front, but wonder what I’m missing from the other options.

<div class="md"><p>I’ve got some analysis paralysis and need help deciding between:</p>

<p>1) Sebo K3 (available for $789 on Amazon, but would want to add the better parquet tool for $89)</p>

<p>2) Sebo E3 ($999 but not available from Amazon right now)</p>

<p>3) Miele C3, but I’m not sure which model to get. </p>

<p>I have a mix of hardwood, tile and large area rugs. 2,800 sq foot home. A couple of the area rugs (and the carpeted stairs) are delicate woven wool and have had some threads come out from a brush in the past, so would want to make sure I can turn the brush off or use a parquet tool on those. The others are wool but a bit sturdier and heavily trafficked so could use a brush. All are pretty low pile. </p>

<p>We have a dog who does not shed but tracks in dirt from outside. </p>

<p>I have a housekeeper so want this to be easy for her to use. </p>

<p>For the Miele C3, there’s the “Kona,” “Marin,” “Dog and Cat,” “Brilliant,” and I’m sort of confused about which one is best for me. </p>

<p>Any suggestions? I’m sort of leaning towards the Sebo K3 because people say it’s simple and cheap in the long term and also happens to be the least expensive up front, but wonder what I’m missing from the other options.</p>
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Sebo K3, Sebo E3, Miele C3 (and which C3)?

 SEBO SUPPOSE TO BE GOOD GERMAN VACUUM CLEANER BUT AFTER ONE YEAR IS JUST GOOD FOR NOTHING! SORRY

UNFORTUNATELY IN LESS THAN A YEAR POWER-BRUSH STOPPED WORKING. I'M VERY DISSAPOINTED, OVER $800 VACUUM CLEANER IS JUST A USELESS MACHINE GOOD FOR NOTHING. PREVIOUSLY I PURCHASED MIELE AND IT WORKED WITHOUT ANY PROBLEM FOR OVER 10 YEARS. WHEN I STARTED TO HAVE A PROBLEM I GAVE IT AWAY TO A FRIEND WHO IS HANDY AND HE STILL HAS IT AND IT WORKS! I DON'T RECOMMEND SEBO TO ANYONE

 PREVIOUSLY I PURCHASED MIELE AND IT WORKED WITHOUT ANY PROBLEM FOR OVER 10 YEARS. WHEN I STARTED TO HAVE A PROBLEM I GAVE IT AWAY TO A FRIEND WHO IS HANDY AND HE STILL HAS IT AND IT WORKS! I DON'T RECOMMEND SEBO TO ANYONE. SEBO SUPPOSE TO BE GOOD GERMAN VACUUM CLEANER BUT AFTER ONE YEAR IS JUST GOOD FOR NOTHING! SORRY

SEBO AIRBELT K3 CANISTER VACUUM WITH ET-1 POWERHEAD AND PARQUET BRUSH

You def need a powerhead. I usually recommend the SEBO K3 currently. Miele is a bit of a mess lately and the Sebos carry a 10 year warranty and clean just as well. Find a local dealer

Former house, I was young and strong, I ripped out ALL the carpet and hard floored the whole damn house.  When I did that, I was APPALLED at the amount of dirt and grime in the underlayment.  Now I'm 50+, new house, 3500 sq ft, 3/4 of that is lush carpet.  I like carpet on my old feet now.   I have parrots, 8 of them.   They are confined to the hard floor area BUT their dander floats and settles all over the place.   I also have a hired house cleaner that comes every two weeks and uses her shark but I'm not impressed one bit by that contraption.   I'm looking at the Miele Complete C3 Excellence Limited Edition for $650.   I can afford the top of the line but I'm not sure why I should.   For my hard floors where my parrots are, I prefer to use my DeWalt shop vac and mop.  They throw a LOT of stuff on the floor/walls that I don't want in an expensive Miele or Sebo sucking up and jamming expensive bags.  

Give me some recommendations.   I don't live anywhere close to a show room.  I'm on a cattle ranch in the middle of nowhere.

<div class="md"><p>Former house, I was young and strong, I ripped out ALL the carpet and hard floored the whole damn house.  When I did that, I was APPALLED at the amount of dirt and grime in the underlayment.  Now I&#39;m 50+, new house, 3500 sq ft, 3/4 of that is lush carpet.  I like carpet on my old feet now.   I have parrots, 8 of them.   They are confined to the hard floor area BUT their dander floats and settles all over the place.   I also have a hired house cleaner that comes every two weeks and uses her shark but I&#39;m not impressed one bit by that contraption.   I&#39;m looking at the Miele Complete C3 Excellence Limited Edition for $650.   I can afford the top of the line but I&#39;m not sure why I should.   For my hard floors where my parrots are, I prefer to use my DeWalt shop vac and mop.  They throw a LOT of stuff on the floor/walls that I don&#39;t want in an expensive Miele or Sebo sucking up and jamming expensive bags.  </p>

<p>Give me some recommendations.   I don&#39;t live anywhere close to a show room.  I&#39;m on a cattle ranch in the middle of nowhere.</p>
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Dyson is dead. Miele or Sebo?

The SEBO K3 is a good place to start it has a pretty short cord so make sure that you have plenty of outlets.

Our Dyson Animal broke and I'm done fixing it.

We have a two level 2500 sqft home, 1500 high carpet, 1000 hardwood with some area rugs. We have two long hair large dogs and a long haired human. We are okay spending up to $800 if the warranty and build quality are there. I thought $350 on the dyson would be a 10 year vaccum but it didn't quite make it.

We have two small kids and we want them to be able to vacuum so we have been looking at canisters over uprights. We have test drove the Sebo K3 and we like it but want to be sure before we spend $800. We like the price of the bags, the weight of the unit (small kids), and the German made quality and warranty.

Are there any other vacuums we should review before we go with the Sebo?

<div class="md"><p>Our Dyson Animal broke and I&#39;m done fixing it.</p>

<p>We have a two level 2500 sqft home, 1500 high carpet, 1000 hardwood with some area rugs. We have two long hair large dogs and a long haired human. We are okay spending up to $800 if the warranty and build quality are there. I thought $350 on the dyson would be a 10 year vaccum but it didn&#39;t quite make it.</p>

<p>We have two small kids and we want them to be able to vacuum so we have been looking at canisters over uprights. We have test drove the Sebo K3 and we like it but want to be sure before we spend $800. We like the price of the bags, the weight of the unit (small kids), and the German made quality and warranty.</p>

<p>Are there any other vacuums we should review before we go with the Sebo?</p>
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Multi-level home with carpet/hardwood, kids, and pets

We only use canister vacuums. This is our second Sebo K3. So yes, we would buy it yet again. We just did

 The Kenmore is too loud. We used to be loyal to the Kenmore brand and even bought the Panasonic version once but now it is Sebo all the way.  We had tried a Miele years ago when we settled on our first Sebo K3. The only problem we had with the Miele if you are curious is how hard it is to push and pull on carpeting

  It is far quieter than the Kenmore. We bought one again recently, looking for something at a better price but returned it. The Kenmore is too loud. We used to be loyal to the Kenmore brand and even bought the Panasonic version once but now it is Sebo all the way

SEBO K3

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