Review on 🔋 Miele Triflex Graphite Battery-Powered Vacuum Cleaner by Johnny Black

First of all, I would like to say that this is a review of the Miele cordless vacuum cleaner. This is how I compare it to other cordless vacuum cleaners like Dyson. You can't compare wireless to wired, suction power will always be lower with wireless. That's the price of convenience. So it's not worth comparing to the best wired ones. At least that's what I look like. Miele's performance is excellent for any vacuum cleaner and that's what makes it stand out because it's cordless. You get the best of both worlds. While it doesn't have the highest suction power of any vacuum cleaner (this needs to be checked), it's still excellent. I only have one carpeted bedroom in my house, the guest room. Therefore, I mainly use the vacuum cleaner on hard surfaces (wood or tiles). The cordless vacuum works great for me and I've used the Dyson since it was first introduced and bought a Samsung last year. Miele vs Dyson comparison: 1) I have used many different Dyson models. If the battery dies and you buy a non-Dyson battery, the vacuum won't work that way, at least that's what happened to me. The second battery also lasted significantly shorter. I have yet to see what happens to my Miele. But Miele comes with two batteries which means they last longer AND I can just change the battery to finish cleaning. This was not possible with the Dyson, I had to wait for it to charge to finish the job. I guess it doesn't matter for a small house but I have a big house. 2) Another feature that improves functionality: there is a switch to turn it on! My god, this is such basic functionality! But Dyson doesn't have it, during cleaning you have to keep pressing the button all the time. Very annoying.3) The Miele vacuum cleaner stops! So many times I've had to stop vacuuming to pick up a toy off the floor and then I'd put the vacuum cleaner somewhere, leaning against the wall, and I've broken a lot of vacuum cleaners that way because they end up on the floor and the ground fall canister is broken. . So it seems like a small detail but from a home perspective it really makes a difference to me, this product will work. 4) Suction: The Samsung Wireless has all the pesky features listed above (like the Dyson) combined with much worse suction. Also, Samsung doesn't work on carpets at all. The instructions say a carpet attachment, but it doesn't come with the vacuum and I couldn't even find it for sale on Samsung's website. That's only in the manual. I actually wanted to buy a new vacuum cleaner because I'm so dissatisfied with my Samsung. The suction power is hard to compare unless one is terrible and the other is great. So it's hard for me to say for sure that the Miele has more suction power than the Dyson. All I can say is that I think Miele is better than Dyson when it comes to carpets. The suction power seems higher to me, but I haven't done any "official" tests, there aren't any. 5) Overall the quality of the Miele vacuum cleaner seems very good, I found the details well done when assembling it. I don't expect less from Miele. 6) Super bright light shows you all the dirt and makes cleaning easier. I liked it very much. Conclusion: I am VERY SATISFIED with my purchase. It was expensive, but for me it was definitely worth it. If you're looking for a good bagless cordless vacuum (and are willing to shell out $$), you've found your vacuum. Happy cleaning :)