Upright Vacuum Cleaner Recommendations.

Cordless shark. Got it a couple of years ago when Amazon were doing some black Friday type offers. I'm fact I ordered one then shortly after a higher spec one was on offer for less than the one I'd ordered so cancelled first and ordered the other one. I can use it was a hand held one too so savede having to get a handheld one for the stairs

I have had a Vax mach air for about 8 years and have been very happy with it and my cleaner says it’s one of the best machines she has used. I also have a Vax cordless which is good for a quick whiz round but it doesn’t hold a charge for long.

Gtech air ram. Much superior to Dyson, which kept clogging up.

I have two pets and a daughter with very long hair so I recommend the Gtech I bought it from eBay 2nd hand but in excellent condition & it’s brilliant for hair & dust. Easy to empty and cordless.light to carry on stairs. Only mine had no attachments so can’t use in car. I had a shark for 7 years corded which was also brilliant but heavy for me with wrist issues. I also have an Eufy robot vacuum which is great when you’re tired / ill - effortless but a bit of a faff to empty at times

I always had Dysons but tried a corded Shark Liftaway. No comparison, Shark wins every time.
I have a cordless one upstairs and the liftaway downstairs.
The narrow rotating brush tool is brilliant for stairs and getting into spaces that the main unit is too wide for.
Suction is second to none and every part is available as a spare as far as I can see.
I have been opening up a sealed off fireplace, masses of very fine dust, no problem for the Shark, and it has a decent sized collection bin. Coped with all of the fine dust particles no problem.
Not the cheapest but worth every penny.

Shark, practically lifts carpet off floor the suction is soo good. Customer service also excellent, sent out new part new questions asked.

I've tried the Shark and was not very impressed so I got the Vax Pet Plus and it’s great

I bought my Sebo 35 years ago and it is still going strong. Amazing German built to last vacuum cleaner.

I've got a shark, its brilliant I've had dysons before but i much prefer those shark

I have had Sebo vacuum cleaners for many years, they are easy to disassemble if you have a blockage etc. DH bought a Shark when our last Sebo was damaged, without asking what I'd prefer. I was impressed with its suction but found its centre of gravity too low so it felt heavy to manoeuvre also the cord and its holders were too low to wind back onto the machine ( I have back pain) so we gave it away and went back to another Sebo-expensive mistake!!

John Lewis recommended a Sebo to my daughter and I thought it worked so well that I bought one. I shortly bought a second, to use upstairs.

Al three Sebos have worked for over 23 years, with suction and cleaning power undimished.

If you want a vacuum cleaner that's not too heavy, has brilliant suction and will last for yonks, try Sebo.

Shark the best - very light and detaches very easily for stairs - keep an eye on their websites they often have 40% off.

I have a Vax Mach Air Revive corded, it's currently £80 at Argos. It's fab for me, I have a mix of rugs and hard floors, the suction is brilliant. The cylinder is easy to remove and empty, the cord is long, and the vacuum is very light to take upstairs.

Another vote for Shark. I'm not a housework fan. I've got a lot of carpet, a border collie (there's a reason they feature in the adverts), a long-haired cat and a long-haired me. The corded upright with the large-capacity bin and the anti-hairwrap technology is brilliant. And it has a 5-year guarantee. I'd had it about 3 years and the brush bar stopped turning. Phoned them up (yes, they have a UK call centre), linked up through the phone camera to see the fault, the lady said she'd send a new head unit, then realised that model was discontinued and they sent a whole brand-new vacuum. All free of charge. I was amazed. Wish all companies were like that.

Georgesgran
I have the same only the other way round.

Always loved my Dyson, but my sister bought me a GTech air ram for upstairs…and it’s perfect,

I have just seen that Lidl have a Vax pet plus for sale.
www.lidl.co.uk/c/black-friday/a10032863

Hi had them all,G tech,Shark,Dyson,both corded and cordless.. Nothing between them...all pricey. This year I went back to a corded £120 Vax Pet Max,excellent and I bought a new cordless too £62.. Vyonix,never heard if it. Excellent,does what it says and it's lightweight. See pic. £182 for both! Half price of Dyson,Shark etc as as good.

Shark every time.

I have a Sebo ,expensive but had it for twenty years,excellent suction
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My GTech Ram is very noisy is that normal, I inherited it almost new from an elderly lady I supported who had hardly used it, but it has been really noisy from day one.I keep meaning to telephone them, but forget. any advice. I am not keen on the small waste basket either.

Halo is so light and convenient. My ancient Miele is kind of okay still, but I don't love it.
Maybe that's because, when I commented that I hated vacuuming, DH went out and bought it 🤔 "as a present". I was furious and nearly made him take it back but it was better than the old one. I think he got the message.

I have a Shark and love it.

It’s a Shark for me too, lightweight (which was the main reason I got it) performs very well on thick carpet or hard surfaces and it’s easy to empty.

I had a V Tec which broke very quickly. Now have a Shark which is excellent.