In continuation of the GoVacuum video series, we have created a video review of two vacuum cleaners. We put to the test the Miele Callisto S5280 and the Kenmore Canister Vacuum.
Our decision to put these two vacuums head to head stems from the Consumer Reports magazine. For years, the Consumer Reports magazine has rated the Kenmore Canister number one. The Miele has been ranked at 5 or 6.
Having many, many years of industry experience, the Consumer Reports ranking has left us baffled because the Miele Callisto is one of our best canisters because of its high quality, unbeatable performance and long life.
In order to compare the vacuums, we are performing three tests with the machines. First, the machines' filtration systems are being tested with the use of a laser particle scanner which calculates the number of particles being emitted from the exhaust filter on the canisters.
Second, the machines are tested on their ability to side clean, meaning how well the machines' power heads can clean when against a wall or any other surface.
Lastly, the machines are tested on their maneuverability. One of the things that people complain most about when considering canisters is how difficult they are to maneuver, especially when you have the feeling that you are dragging a dead weight behind you.
All in all, the Miele Callisto definitely came out on top as the winner. But you will have to check out the video to see the results yourself.
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If you have any questions, please feel free to email me, I'm always more then happy to answer any question or provide personalized recommendations.
Chris Jones
GoVacuum.com
chris.jones@govacuum.com
does the standard electro plus head clean deep? because i own a miele silvermoon with the electro plus cleaning head and I don't really feel alot of vibration on the carpet during cleaning , I suppose the high suction improvises for a more aggressive brushroll?
Pianocarneseur12 6 months ago
@Pianocarneseur12 I too own the Silver Moon! That is the model I use to clean my home, and have had it now for nearly 10 years. The Silver Moon came with SEB217 power nozzle at the beginning, followed by Miele allowing the customer to chose between the 217 and 236. If your power head doesn't have a headlight, then it is the 217. This nozzle is designed to clean medium to low pile carpeting only, if you have thick carpets, the 236 or the new 228 are better suited for you.
GoVacuums 6 months ago
which miele S7 Upright vacuum do you think is the cheapest?
does it have a mini-turbine brush tool for upholstery and stairs?
bobcat101100 6 months ago
@bobcat101100 Hello, Thanks for your comment. The Miele S7 Twist is the cheapest model of the S7 series. The Twist doesn't include a headlight (no romantic vacuuming) or the HEPA Filter (can be installed after opening), but has the same power as the $800+ model. It doesn't come from the factory with the turbo attachment, but I'm sure if you called and ordered over the phone I could work something out. - Chris GoVacuum.com
GoVacuums 6 months ago
@GoVacuums thanks Chris,
How much is it for the twist?
Does the brush bar on it turn off?
bobcat101100 6 months ago
@bobcat101100 Hello, The Miele s7210 Twist sells for $429.00, and does have the capability to turn on and off the roller brush for cleaning bare floors and carpets. I can honestly say it is the absolute best upright on the market for cleaning bare floors, there is no better. They have incorporated several features into their uprights used on their canisters that make the S7 series superior on cleaning bare floors then any other brand.
GoVacuums 6 months ago