Miele Deals & Offers

Purchased, thanks for the heads up, normally get the filter separately so this works out much better value.

It's a constituent part of the Cat & Dog pack. When you buy any of their Cat & Dog vacuums across their ranges, it's this type of filter (and a turbo brush) that is a standard fit item in order to be able to call it a Cat & Dog version.

Hmm, OK. I have clicked through the promotion and I just don't see the (free) addition of the SF-AA50 filter (at the checkout):

for the packs without the Active filter it's £18.99 (comes with the standard filter membrane that you swap out within the post motor filter cage). For £22.99 you get the pack that also includes an Miele SF-AA50 active filter which varies in price when you buy separately anywhere between the £8 to £23 mark. Currently just the filter is £15.86 on Amazon.

£18.99, no?

And they sell the vacuum bags 4 for £6. It’s false economy.

exactly so I'm wondering if it's the same model as the Which best buy if it hasn't been released for purchase yet

Anyone have any idea of release date?

When I click through it says it’s not even available yet?pre order only

I'm trying to find out if this is the exact Model reviewed in which which is the Amazon Basics Cylinder Vacuum Cleaner VCB35B15C. Can't find reference to that particular model number and there seem to be a few similar on Amazon

Got it ...need insurance for replacement in future if faulty

Great awsome...bought it .....how can i get insurance

Good find the same code can also be used on the vacuum itself to bring the price down to £134.

Anyone looking at this or any other Miele vacum. Don't forget to register online for 2 year warranty. Once done go for the carebox down as £60 with bags and filters and extends warranty to 5 years. Also use code MIELEPLAT (case sensitive) to reduce to £45. Just used and works.

I would rather go for that 900w ish one and buy missing brushes /cat dog filters what not. They have created C3s in many wattages, colours and bundle options just to confuse customers me guess

Same price at Amazon and John Lewis. Heat :)

same thing, different colour. The 'jubbly' version is supposedly a JL&Partners exclusive. Specs are the same.

What's better C1 Junior or C1 Jubilee?

top of our black friday shopping list was a miele vaccum cleaner. So this will do nicely.

Bags I think are the better, more hygienic solution. But Miele's cyclonic models apply the same level of detail into the thought behind the design of the machine. I bought a bagless cleaner and wish I had never bothered. You save the cost of the bags, sure, but you have the washing and drying of filters (that's 24 hours you can't use the vacuum) to deal with, unless you buy another set of filters or a backup machine. The minute you empty a cyclonic vacuum out, I found I either had to bin in a plastic bag to tie the contents up to prevent your kitchen from dustbin dust burps, or you go with the thimble sized dustcup to your outside bin. Cyclonic vacs just cry out to be emptied after every use otherwise it sits there reminding you with its perspex container of the crud it consumed previously.

Maaaaan. This Miele brand is strong but i havent used vacuums with bags since the CDs went out the window. Pretty long description for a vacuum!

This 900W vacuum is amazingly powerful, the best vacuum i've ever used. My carpets are so clean I can see the stains. I wish I waited to grab it at this price (instead of £225) but I haven't had a working vacuum in 2 months. (fierce) And if you want a vacuum so powerful it lifts your carpet, you're doing it wrong! Also, I couldn't move my C3 on max suction using the standard attachment, it was only movable with the Turbobrush.

Vacuum pistols at dawn. You're on. Name the pub car-park where this duel will take place. Big fat tubes, wouldn't that reduce the suction effect? Ok, so it wouldn't get blocked, you could use them part-time to finish off the crossrail excavation digging project.

To an extent you are correct and quality of materials, design of fan, number of air filters etc... may make a difference of as much as 20-30% even, but anytime you want to pit your 900W against my 2,000W, 122% more powerful machine, just let me know. Fact is, they are worse now. On full suction my Samsung can lift almost my entire living room carpet off the floor and even I at a bulky 100kg find it hard to push across the carpet on max suction. Something I have yet to find on any of the 900w models I have tried. Air flow would be a better measure but then you would just have manufacturers making the machines with big fat tubes to increase the airflow making the actual suction even worse. What they should use is suction power measured in the maximum weight the head can pick up. Nice and simple to compare and almost 'fake' proof.

Power consumption isn't the be all and end all of a vacuum's performance. If this was the only way of judging performance, we'd all be driving steam trains still. Remember it is consumption, it doesn't necessarily translate all into performance. Air Watts or Cubic metres per minute or whatever the measurement of air flow is measured in - should be the figure that these machines are judged upon.

900W isn't powerful. EU regulations say that they can't sell higher nowadays so as to cut carbon emissions. I dread the day my 2,000W vacuum finally gives up.

Out of Stock, due for replenishment mid-December according to their Customer Service dept this morning.

Of course they'll be a rebranded product, but I think (or at least I hope) it will not be a bad product given that Miele's put their name on it.

Thanks - usually use finish powder and rinse aid but will give this a go as have a Miele machine!

My neighbour uses the Lidl ones and they do get the load really clean but, as I said, all their pots have lost their shine. I wonder who are making the Miele ones though as they might be the same as what you're buying as, I suspect, they will certainly will only be a rebadged product.

I got 40 tablets from Lidl at the weekend that already contain the salt/rinse aid for £1.99!

Goodness knows why it's OOS on the webstore, but available from the Ebay store, when presumably the physical warehouse location will be the same.

Good find OP, I never thought to check their ebay page. If you have cat or dogs, you'll want to buy the Turbobrush to pick up those hairs. https://www.currys.co.uk/gbuk/home-appliances/floorcare/vacuum-accessories/miele-stb-205-2-turbobrush-07786959-pdt.html

Heat for "procrastinated" (lol)

Reserved one from Edinburgh Fort Kinnaird Retail Park. Hot for me.

"Not available for delivery" , and OOS instore in my area, which is why I bought it from their Ebay store, and posted this deal as a heads-up for those who might want one.

It's fine for average domestic situations. It's designed for short to mid-pile carpets. Do you have long hair and like to have haircuts at home? As it then might be a problem. I've not had any issues with the Miele, but then my nickname is Kojak.

It's not really as a good a deal as they make it out to be. It seems Miele's quite desperate to rid itself of superfluous stock. Don't get me wrong, they are great vacuum cleaners, but this Blizzard model, although quite high tech, is a little bulky especially when it comes to stairs. Take a look at the dimensions to make sure it's right for you. You can grab an alternative Blizzard. Comes with the same PowerLine (890 watt) motor. Take a look over at Miele's promotion section https://www.miele.co.uk/domestic/vacuum-cleaners-1784.htm?mat=10661230&name=Blizzard_CX1_Parquet_PowerLine_-_SKCF3 ...it comes with a lifetime HEPA filter and a parquet floor-head (natural bristles, great for wooden or delicate floors) included for £199. If you need a Turbo brush-head, you can pick up a MIELE STB 205-2 Turbobrush for £50 from Currys. More similar than different to the EcoTeQ Plus turbo brush, which according to Miele's accessories page, offers the same benefits, although only has 1 review, that's negative. It seems the EcoTeQ Plus turbo brush is a remake of the tried and tested STB-205 turbo brush. So, all in all, same total price but you get an additional floor head thrown in. The only immediate difference is that you end up with a glossy black instead of red, vacuum cleaner. The Obsidian Black hides its battle scars a little better in my opinion, plus it's quietly understated. If you don't want the parquet floorhead, I'll buy it for my Compact C1 that I bought a fortnight ago.

https://www.miele.co.uk/domestic/promotions-304.htm#p2926

Might be a silly question....but how do you buy directly from Miele. I can't seem to see anywhere to add the vacum cleaner to a shopping basket!

The turbo brush is air-powered, not electric. Is this as bad as the Henry air-turbo brush, constantly clogging with hair? Has anyone used this cleaner?

Yes, you can only see a metal chassis through the gaps on the brush head to which the plastic top cover and base plate are screwed. It feels really strong and well designed, I'm very pleased with it so far.

Gracias senior. So any metal is within the brush-head, as in you can't see it?

Externally the head is all plastic, with metal structure inside. And thanks for the info, I read you say something about it earlier, but couldn't find it again when I looked, so cheers!

They know what they're doing don't they? Can you do me a favour and let me know if the floor head is all plastic or does it feature a metal plate on the underside? Make sure you extend the warranty to 5 years. Steps: 1) Go to Miele's UK website and register yourself. 2) Register your machine. 3) You'll receive an email which amongst it will tell you you're a Gold member (if you've registered less than 3 machines) or a Platinum member. Along with the message you'll be quoted a discount code. (I'll take the suspense out of it for you. MIELEGOLD gives you £10 off, or MIELEPLAT for £15 off). Let me guess which one you'll be using... 4) Revisit their website and purchase the Care Box making sure it's the GN seeing as you purchased the above deal. During checkout use the discount code to potentially reduce a box containing of 4 packs of vacuum bags (ie 16 bags and 4&4 filters) and your 5 year warranty extension to £45. Slightly more than you'd pay if you hunted down the best priced bags, but you get a handy box and the warranty thrown in. Me thinks a no brainer deal.

Well I just got mine, and above half-way power I can barely move the head with it on carpet, and I ain't exactly tiny! So I'm not sure more suction would be too helpful :) Actually it's bloomin brilliant, well designed, powerful, light, easy to move, best vacuum we've ever had, etc, etc. Our venerable, and beloved, Henry is off to the shed for workshop duty.