No cable, no compromises. Athlet: The Bosch cordless compact vacuum, with the same cleaning performance as a conventional vacuum cleaner* Thorough cleaning results on all floors thanks to highly efficient bagless-technology and HighPower AllFloor BrushNo cable, no compromises.Athlet: The Bosch cordless compact vacuum, with the same cleaning performance as a conventional vacuum cleaner* Thorough cleaning results on all floors thanks to highly efficient bagless technology and HighPower AllFloor brush Bosch Lithium-Ion Technology: Durable and powerful rechargeable batteries, extra-long run time and short charging time Maximum flexibility: vacuum cleaning without limitations around and under furniture thanks to its extremely flexible nozzle joint Extra long run time up to 60 min HighPower AllFloor Brush: power brush for excellent cleaning performance on all surfaces Accessory kit: can be attached to base of vacuum cleaner. Includes shoulder strap, flexible hose, upholstery and crevice nozzles.

Ideal for cleaning of upholstery such as sofas, stair cleaning and harder to reach areas. Also perfect for car cleaning Product name / Commercial code:BCH625KTGB Main colour of product:White Net weight (kg):4.3 kg full Bosch Athlet BCH625KTGB review Best Deals for Bosch Athlet BCH625KTGB January 13, 2016, 9:18 pm Not sure I trust this review at all. I have owned 2 of these supposed "best" handhelds (Dyson being utter crap) and neither come close to my old 18V Black and Decker Pivot Dustbuster. The cynic in me thinks maybe it's the power of advertising revenue taking precedence. January 20, 2016, 2:45 am I have just purchased the Dyson v 6 and find it a miserable excuse of a vacuum cleaner. Very short running time. I have the bosch athlet and all round I find it far superior to the v 6. Why the v6 could not have batteries that could be charging whilst it is being used beats me. I think Dyson can learn a lesson from the building industry, imagine having a workforce that has to stop working after 10 to 12 minutes for 3 to 4 hrs for their tools to be recharged, it's unbelievable.

come on Dyson, wake up to what is required before another manufacturer beats you to it! January 25, 2016, 8:49 pm I respect Dyson for taking engineering seriously in the UK but as an engineer myself I'm not convinced by their products.Overpriced, overhyped and over engineered are the feelings I get when ever I try one. When time came to buying one for myself I could not justify spending for any Dyson. On a good day I can buy a heavy duty Karcher which can tackle gravel, glass and water for £60. Yes it needs filters and bags ... So whatOver its life, even with heavy use I end up spending less than the value of a dyson. January 27, 2016, 3:08 pm I got one of these ( V6 Animal) in the Currys Black Friday sale. I love it all my floors are wooden apart from my stairs and landing so it suits me down to the ground being partially disabled. I love the fact that you can use the smaller bit for the stairs, I can do my whole house on one charge which is roughly 30 min or about 20 if you press the max button down.

I wouldn't be without it now and I would recommend it to anyone. January 29, 2016, 1:23 pm Well you can ignore at least one of these "recommendations"!Thank goodness for John Lewis 1 week before Christmas my 3 year old AEG Ergorapido cordless battery pack expired I should say this unit has perfeormed flawlessly in a home with a doggy.So off I went to John Lewis I looked at the Bosh mentioned here and just as i was taking it to the counter one of their highly informed partners stopped me and asked if they could help. miele vacuum cleaners christchurchI explained that I had and AEG Ergorapido but liked the idea of the longer life (Claims) of the Bosch I had seen on the TV. morphy richards ultralight vacuum cleaner bagsHe said dont bother the duration claims ONLY work on the lowest setting and that would not lift feathers off a wooden floor his advice: Stay with what you have it is the best for the price on the market! morso ash-clean vacuum cleaner attachment

and its not in this guide how about that! January 29, 2016, 9:03 pm Dyson are good but longevity is questionable in my experience January 30, 2016, 8:34 pm "one of the earliest to introduce the cordless vacuum"Yeah, right. Electrolux made one (an upright) about 10 years ago, and it was brilliant. The batteries failed eventually (NiCads) and by then they had stopped making or supporting it, but I've no idea why. I'd certainly buy another. January 30, 2016, 8:36 pm Dyson's marketing is just BS. Their 'digital motor' is just a brushless motor, as used in CD players and just about everywhere - there's nothing special about it or, indeed, anything with his name on it. Remember the washing machine? January 30, 2016, 10:44 pm The Dyson is indeed the pick of the bunch. It's the first battery powered vacuum cleaner I have ever tried that actually generates a decent amount of suction. And the light weight of the unit makes it a pleasure to use. January 31, 2016, 12:37 pm

We have an i Robot, affectionately known as our Robert. He's great but can't climb stairs. February 2, 2016, 10:05 am We use it for picking up dog hairs but our dog doesn't shed much hair. The best thing is to go onto the i Robot site and look at what they've got to offer, we've had ours a long time now. Also you need to empty his filter each time you use it and make sure his little brushes are clean, all quite easy. My son has one, his mother in law has one and when our old one broke down we just bought a new one. Spares are readily available on line, easy to fit and the company has been easy to deal with. February 29, 2016, 12:54 pm If they make them too well then they don't sell enough of them. This happened to Goblin cleaners in the 1950s/60s. They went out of business - I think - due to making a machine that was too durable. We are living in the throw-away society and few things are built to last.! March 19, 2016, 10:55 am We are on ten years of our Dyson DC04!