Bosch Cordless Vacuum Cleaner Comparisons
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 3 ก.ค. 2024
- In this video i show the differences with the 5 main variants of Bosch Cordless Vacuums - Readdy, Flexxo, Athlet, Unlimited Serie 6 and Unlimited Serie 8
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What a clear explanation. THANKS!!!So patient. I'm surprised I saw the full 19+ mins patiently.
Thanks for the great thorough practical explanation and comparison. This is the type of video that should have million of views and subscribers! Too many misledading paid fake reviews flooding the internet nowadays which should have been vacuum cleaned thoroughly...
Glad it was helpful!
Thank you for this video. Very informative. We got the athlet, yet to be tried as soon as we move into our house.
Thank you for this video, just what I was looking for. Got all the answers I didn't get at the store 😀
Exactly the video I was after. Thank you.
Thanks, all my questions answered in one video.. Cheers!
Thank you for the review. Like the way how you speak- clear and calm!
Thanks for watching!
SO MUCH good and complete comparison between these good quality vacums
thank you so much
No problem, glad it was useful for you.
Thanks for the great feedback
Thank you for this video, just what I was looking for.
You're welcome!
Thank you for this 👌🏻 I’ve just had to replace my 4.5 year old Athlet & was a bit daunted by the new range - It has grown significantly since my last purchase! Your detailed guide really helped decide what to go for next. The Athlet is a great bit of kit, so have decided to buy another 👍🏻
Great to hear this was useful for you. Good luck with your new vacuum
Excellent video, just what I needed to see to compare the vacuums. And thank you so much for all the details, this confirmed my decision on which one of those to get 😁 (athlet)
Glad it was helpful!
Very informative video im looking to buy a new hoover i want a cordless doing my research this is grate Thank you
symphatic man👌🏻 thank you for the review
Great review - thank you for posting.
Thank you so much! This is a great overview!
You're very welcome!
Very informative video. Thank you 👍
It's very helpful. Very detailed on information. Thank you so much in helping us to decide which model to buy, even after one year of your video. 👍👍
Glad it was helpful!
Another great and informative video keep up the great work
Thanks 👍
@@lords-electrical hi is there more washing machine reviews coming thanks
@@lords-electrical do you have any 10kg or 11kg washing machines you could review hope to hear back
I'd love to hear your views on the power and level of vaccuming across the range. A laminate floor household is likely to have very different needs to one with carpets or rugs.
Great information. Thank you!
Question: Are these effective with pet hair and long human hair?
I have the athlet. I am using it everyday. Power is great. Runtime is great; I charge it every other day.
Still working ?
@@promax9159 yeah, but battery lasts maximum 15 minutes now
i have a plug in hoover 260 airwatts cyclone thing for big jobs in the home weekend clean up and for my car ive had that years and the athlet for just a quick tidy up which works well but i wouldn't recommend it if you use the tool attachment as the guys says its a bit of a pain to mess about with..
I have the series 8 1ultd and in the eco-setting it runs about 60 minuets on 1 battery. Wondering if the brushes from the PET edition fit on my unlimited?
Thank you
Superb..Thanks
Thank you for the good and ckear demonstration. We have the Athlet series, and we are very happy with it.Now we would like to have another , but red Athlet series vacuum cleaner , so we could have it downstairs and upstairs separately. We have a large dog downstairs, therefore we have to use it more often.,
The only things ere missing, the PRICES
Good point on the prices, but they are always changing. For competitive pricing on the vacuums visit my website www.go-cordless.co.uk and these should always be kept up to date. Thanks for the great feedback
Hi, as I'm comparing different BOSCH verticals, can I ask you a question that if BOSCH Bbh85B1 is detachable if I want to clean the car seat? Thank you.
Thank you for your very useful video. Could you tell me whether the flexxo suction power is better than readyy? Thanks!
Thanks 😊 I was looking, how much does the Bosch weigh 👍
Thanks alot ,but which one is suitable for animal?
Thanks. Bosch would appear to have created an extremely complicated model range, as good as they are!
Are they sealed with HEPA filters or do they blow dust everywhere?
Thx for the video. Where is the series 7? Was it replaced by the series 8?
hows the filtering on series 6? any good?
Please let me know which athlet or series 6/8 is best for pet hair
Hi! Is there any significant difference between unlimited series 6 and 8 ? And what means the new "Pro Power " on the series 8, does in only include a larger 5Ah battery or its also about the motor? Thanks!
Do the brush heads swivel?
HI, good video.
My Bosch series 6 battery started getting weak after a few months, eventually I purchased a 6ah for it. The 6ah has also gotten weak and now only holds around 250mah. upon testing with a multi meter after a charge, it seams that the factory charger is overcharging the batteries slightly. normally a Lion battery 18v, 5s should be fully charged at 20.5v (4.1v per cell) and I am getting 20.65 - 20.7 on a full batt. I know that lithium batteries are quite fussy so I think this may be my culprit. I am returning the vacuum and 6ah battery for a change over. I own Bosch blue 18v tools with batteries from 3.0ah to 7.0ah and never had a problem like this.
For the Series 6, does the charger actually stop charging after it's full ? Or do we have to keep track of when it's full and then unplug it ? So what i'm asking is, is it safe to leave this plugged in 24/7 ?
@@ninjafrozr8809 you can leave it plugged in, it is designed for this.
Great video, thank you. Can you buy a new battery for all the models should it fail?
Most of the models you can apart from the Athlet. In theory these batteries can be changed but as they are around £180, it isn't worth it.
hei! what about suction power?
Hi, I have the Athlet and its been great and very light to use. The main drawback is if you wish to use the tools. Its a right faff getting the brush head off and when connected to the hose, carrying the item is clumsy. I dont ever use it. Im looking to get the Flexxo 4, but not sure as to get the 21v or 25v version. Its £40 more for the 25V and im leaning towards that. Does anyone have one and what are their thoughts?
Normally the main difference on the higher voltage models is you get a slightly longer runtime. I would normally say to go for as longer runtime as you can get, as on the max suction the runtime will not be that long so at least if you have the higher spec model it will last longer.
Good video!
Question about Series 6 and 8 - do they have washable filters, or they need to be replaced?
They are normally washable now which is great, but you will find after several washes that they will need to be replaced. If you don't replace them then it can have an affect on the filtration of the vacuum.
I have an Athlete Bosch. Bought in 2020. It has stopped picking up the dirt and doesn't seem to charge properly. It only works for 10 minutes before dying - It's cordless, 25.2v, lithium based. the filter to empty is not working. Can I get a replacement filter? I would remove the black bit, wash it then put it back...there was a lighter thing underneath, did that need washing as well? I feel a bit cheated as it doesn't charge properly and now I have to use dustpan and brush to clean my house,
You will be able to get a replacement filter from Bosch themselves. If its not charging too then Bosch will be able to supply a charger as well.
Thankyou very much. Which type is the easiest to manoeuvre on the ground for someone who is not so strong? Also which one gets the dirt from the nukes and crannies and edges the best with the standard head on?
Thanks
The easier ones to move around would normally be the athlet as the weight is very low down. For suction and performance it would need to be the serie 6 or 8
Lords Electrical thanks so much for your response. It helps a lot
I have an 8 series and it can Make 90 degrees angles.
Wich has the bes performance an suction the bosch athlet or the bosch serie 6?
Both are good on the pick up, i would say the Athlet has the edge on the suction performance but if you need it for the tools or to use it as a handheld vacuum then the Serie 6 is a lot better.
I just bought a Bosch from John Lewis for my mum I am not sure if I pick the best one, its called athletic hygienic 25,2v I am not sure if I made the right choice please reply
The Athlet range of vacuums are very good and the suction is very good. The only thing to consider is if your mum needs to use the tools, as that is one downside as the head of the vacuum can be difficult to get off. Also using the vacuum can be difficult to hold especially if it is being used for the stairs. Hopefully your mum should be ok with it though.
Would you recommend a Bosch unlimited series 6 Proanimal as a number 1 vacuum cleaner in a home with 2 big dogs, or do I need a ”regular” vacuum cleaner? 🤔 I have a robot vacuum cleaner but it does not clean dog hair out from carpets..
The Bosch unlimited series 6 will outperform the robot vacuum cleaner. Robot vacuums are good as an everyday quick vacuum but for more demanding floors especially with pets, you will find a proper cordless will be a lot better
@@lords-electrical So with a proper cordless there’s really no use for a ”regular” vacuum cleaner?
Many thanks!
Which is the strongest Vacuum? Which does clean the best?
The best pick up will be between the serie 8 and the Athlet. they are both very good, but vary a lot in how they use the tools.
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How does the suction of the series 8 compare to the Athlet? I had the Athlet and the suction was brilliant. Is the 8 as good?
Yes the serie 8 range will be as good as the athlet, but they are also easier to use as a handheld vacuum compared to the Athlet
@@lords-electrical thanks for the reply, much appreciated
So you place the unit on the back seat of the car to vacuum...then the car fills with the dust that comes out of the rear filter.
Does it ship in the U.S?
Unfortunately we only send products in the UK
I'm tossing up between the Bosch Readyy range and the Dyson Origin. We live in an apartment and wanted something strong yet cost effective. Do you think the Readyy range is good?
The Bosch Readyy range is good and cost effective, but if you are after something that has a better pick up then i would still lean towards the Dyson
@@lords-electrical amazing, thanks a lot for your advice. I’m thinking I might go for the V8 because they have some pretty decent accessories too
Would you recommend the flexxo ?
They are good vacuums for the money
@@lords-electrical Thank you
Brill video is there washing machine reviews coming this week
How does the Unlimited 7 series compare to the 8? Interested why that wasnt included in the list
Are they any good on carpets and what's the run time on the turbo mode please?
...using the bosch flexxo 2 in 1. The manufacturing is not very solid and not well designed. Brushhead is obviosly very difficult to from clean inside. You have to find all hidden screws. Otherwise you have to get a new one. If you have animals, look for something better. I miss videos, that realy come to the details.
Great! thanks for wasting 20 minutes.....this guy spends 20 minutes talking about these vacuums with ZERO discussion on suction power comparison, really, the ONLY thing that matters in vacuums
did stupid ppl buying vacuum cleaner or what? First question is how strong vacuum is, after 19min no one still know most important thing
these cordless vacuums are complete shit. they are weak as hell, and often have trouble sucking the smallest pieces of debris on the floor. the roller gets caught-up with hair and strings. it gets full after 5 min vacuuming ... and takes ages to disassemble and discharge the waste.
better get a small cord-vacuum for 35 euros..
Thank you