Miele Revolution 5000

Would you spend over £ 300 on a vacuum. Well I did and on balance I think it has been worth it. My principle reason for getting a decent appliance is that I suffer from dust allergy. As I am a bit lazy and untidy I need an apppliance that is fun to use and does a good job. I will list the pluses. I love all all the gadgets and attachments but it is hardly a prosaic reason for buying a vacuum. However I have a range of floor types; wood, tile, carpet and parquet as well as a concrete shed floor and I have made full use of them. If you have this floor range this appliance may suit you. It cleans all surfaces well and the extra power function on the carpet cleaner ...  Read the complete review

I have owned several vacuum clearers in my time, including an electrolux and a dyson. None have lasted more than a few years at best. When my last vacuum cleaner died I decided it was time to look for something that would be more durable. A friend recommended Miele as she had owned one for several years and was very impressed with its performance. Having decided to buy a miele I was then faced with numerous models to choose from. All Miele vacuum cleaners are cylinder I decided on a revolution 5000, mainly as I liked the look of the cleaner and was impressed with the large electrobrush supplied. This vacuum cleaner is not cheap, Tribal UK are selling ...  Read the complete review

I bought a Miele Revolution 500 from TribalUK because theirs was the cheapest price and I believed I was buying a quality product. At first, I was very impressed. The cleaner did a superb job and its build quality seemed high. However, after just four days' use, the machine stopped working. TribalUK simply did not want to know (send it back to Miele) and Miele have not even acknowledged that I have returned the machine to them after 18 days! Buy a better-value cleaner from your high street ...  Read the complete review