🧹 Miele SET 220 Electric Telescope Wand: Ultimate Cleaning Companion Revealed! Review

Overpriced, like all Miele parts, although the 220 stainless steel tube is a definite improvement over the poor construction of the original bronze tube 210 which had knob issues and had a tendency to fall apart and not twist to put back together. Our Callisto still works, the wand kept falling apart and the expansion button ended up not working AND the two pieces didn't fit together anymore. This 220 is more durable than the old 210 and has the push button design that should always go with…

spare part when our telescopic handle broke after 6 years of weekly home use. In some ways I love Miele, in others I hate it. For the price one would wish for a better quality in terms of durability. Revain's seller price was the same as every other seller of this part but offered free shipping within 2 days. Mile, I hope this part holds up! Replaced the roller brush carpet head within a month of the telescopic rod breaking. $265 replacement for 2 months. Good vacuum cleaner so far. If anything

This is a genuine Miele Electric Telescopic Tube SET 220. Be wary of sellers offering the electric version at a low price as it may not be the one that sells it is connected to the vacuum cleaner head. The wand lasts a very long time, the only reason I needed a new one was because the movers didn't fold the wand properly and broke off a piece. And as much as I want to buy a new Miele, my 10+ years have worked just as well as day one. I'm very glad I just bought a replacement wand and thanks to…

I have a Miele C3 Brilliant. The telescopic tube is clogged. I could pick the lock. But when I did, I accidentally caught an electrical cord in the tip of this wand. As a result, everything got stuck after that, and my vacuum cleaner was constantly clogged. To get this part fixed I would have had to drive over 15 miles, wait 2 weeks, go back to the store to pick up the wand and pay at least $150 for the repair. Sending it in for repair would be just as tedious and time-consuming. It was cheaper

I was sure that the wand that came with the vacuum cleaner was ergonomically optimal. Malarki. Anyone who has used an "ergonomic" keyboard or chair knows that designers were teased at school and are now settling accounts with the rest of the world. I'm 6ft 2" and my new C3's tube was too short at max extension. Bought a second one to double the range. Now I am happy. However as this is a WELL MADE Miele unit it is steel and weighs the same as the wand that comes with it! It is electric and fits

Bought a Miele 4 years ago and replaced the wand less than a year ago. I put up with the first one for a long time before finally replacing it. It's often used to clean up after 4 kids and a dog, but that's no excuse given the price of this vacuum and spare head. There is always something caught in the exposed wire (lint and pet hair) and sometimes they cannot be removed. This causes you to break the wand again while trying to clean it. I'm so tired. Design the best Miele! I'd rather not deploy

I have been using Miele vacuum cleaners in my cleaning business for many years. Overall, they are among the best on the market. But they have many weaknesses. The wand in particular can have several problems. Dirt easily gets stuck in the wires inside and gets constantly clogged. The plastic button can easily rebound and break at the slightest impact. And either the return mechanism is stuck and it is no longer possible to adjust the length of the rod. Or he keeps slipping and collapsing, not…