Miele Classic C1 Pure Suction Bagged Canister Vacuum, Graphite Grey - Portable, Household
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Sunday, Jun 29
Color: Graphite Grey
Size: Classic
Style: Pure
Features
- GERMAN ENGINEERED: Bagged canister vacuum cleaner ideal for homes with hard floors and low pile carpeting
- STRONG SUCTION POWER: Switch between 6 suction power settings specific to the surface being cleaned
- MAXIMUM MANEUVERABILITY: Vacuum easily around and underneath furniture, or use the clipped on accessories to clean upholstery or hard to reach places
- AIRCLEAN SYSTEM: Miele's unique 3-tiered filtration system consists of a genuine Miele FilterBag, Motor Protection Filter and AirClean Exhaust Filter. The room air is cleaner after vacuuming than before
- INCLUDED ACCESSORIES: SBD 365-3 Combination Floorhead, Dusting Brush, Crevice Tool and Upholstery Tool
- FilterBag volume in qt (US) (l): 4.8 (4.5) qt (US) (l)
Description
Miele Classic C1 Pure Suction Bagged Canister Vacuum, Graphite Grey
Brand: Miele
Special Feature: Portable, Bag, Compact
Filter Type: AirClean filter
Included Components: SBD 365-3 Combination Floorhead, Dusting Brush, Upholstery Tool, Crevice Tool
Is Cordless?: No
Brand: Miele
Special Feature: Portable, Bag, Compact
Filter Type: AirClean filter
Included Components: SBD 365-3 Combination Floorhead, Dusting Brush, Upholstery Tool, Crevice Tool
Is Cordless?: No
Capacity: 4.76 Quarts
Wattage: 1200 watts
Maximum Suction: 1 Centimeters
Hose Length: 3.6 Yards
Recommended Uses For Product: Hard Floor, Carpet
Form Factor: Cannister
Color: Graphite Grey
Model Name: Classic C1
Product Dimensions: 18.2"L x 11"W x 8.7"H
Noise Level: 5 dB
Battery Life: 1 seconds
Manufacturer: Miele
Number of Items: 1
Controller Type: Hand Control
Motor Horsepower: 0.74 Horsepower
Control Method: Touch
Style: Pure Suction
Number of Speeds: 6
Portable: Yes
Number of Power Levels: 6
Number of Wheels: 4
Indoor/Outdoor Usage: Indoor
Global Trade Identification Number: 71
Item Weight: 12 pounds
Item model number: 41BAN045USA
Specific instructions for use: hard floor
Assembly required: Yes
Number of pieces: 1
Warranty Description: 1 year limited warranty.
Batteries required: No
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Sunday, Jun 29
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Top Amazon Reviews
This vacuum is perfect for my 750 sq ft apartment with all hardwood floors and 2 small low pile rugs. The suction is strong and it picks up everything I throw at it. The cord is a bit short, so I have to unplug it and plug it back again when I move from one end of my apartment to the other. It doesn't bother me but it might bother some with larger spaces. The vacuum itself is small and light, so it is easy to carry around, but don't let the size fool you. It packs a lot of power, and the bag inside is big and takes a while to fill it up. Bagged vacuums with filters are the best because the air is cleaner and the dust stays inside the bag! The air quality in my apartment is better now. I will never go back to a bagless vacuum again. If you have wall-to-wall carpet or large rugs, do NOT get this vacuum. Get a vacuum with a roller/turbo brush. This vacuum is best suited for hardwood and tile floors.
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Reviewed in the United States on June 7, 2025 by Michelle
We have stone and saltillo tile floors, a few rugs, wood floors upstairs, high desert dust-magnet vigas (those tree-trunk logs that hold up roofs in adobe homes)...and a large canine family member who sheds her long, thick hair copiously after winter. I needed a second one of these for the upstairs--I'm getting too old to lug the only one up a circular metal staircase anymore. This basic pure suction Miele Classic C1--while it probably doesn't have the longevity of my beloved previous Miele Solaris, which lasted 16+ years--is PERFECT for reaching corners, adobe walls, floorboards, and vigas, while also having the power to suck up the animal hair. Yes, I have to take hair from the basic floor attachment every few minutes, but it's worth not worrying about the Powerline attachments going south, and which don't do well on stone or saltillo anyway. The GN bags are roomy (note: all the non-Miele bags and filters fit great but they clog the motor! Don't get them--it's worth it not to!), the attachments always fit perfectly and the wand reaches pretty much everywhere. The sale price made it irresistible, too, so I forked up and got another one. My arthritic joints are ecstatically grateful and my house is a lot cleaner a lot more often. Last year I got a used Dyson U16 on craigslist for upstairs but it's ponderously heavy, thunderously noisy, doesn't reach under or around things, and cleaning its filters is arduous. Miele vacuums are fabulous.
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Reviewed in the United States on May 18, 2025 by BekahSantaFe
I really love this vacuum. It’s not too big or heavy and the head is perfect for getting under furniture. You will need to purchase a power head for carpets as the vacuum with existing attachments is more appropriate for bare floors. I did purchase the power head for this model, which is air-powered and sufficient. It, too, fits under a lot of my furniture, especially my bed. However, if you have pets and need to vacuum fur out of your rugs, I would recommend a model that has the option of adding an electric powered head for optimal results. The noise level of this unit is not too loud, the canister rolls smoothly across carpeting, and the cord is long enough, although I’ve had vacuums with longer cords. Everything tucks away neatly to put away in a closet, and I would definitely recommend this vacuum to anyone who would ask.
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Reviewed in the United States on June 7, 2025 by DR
The vacuum is awesome! Not using in typical setting. I am a 18 wheeler driver and have a small dog with medium length hair. On the road I pickup a lot of sand, dust, and dog hair in my truck. If you see the picture I have a nice rug and it's hard to get dog hair out. The Miele makes easy work of that. I did add the hepa filter and the compact turbo (stb-20). It's get for my allergies and it's super quiet enough on Max power. If you ran any other vacuum and they turn this one on it like night and day with how quiet it is and the super strong suction. It's pretty small too but it might not look that way in a small place the like a truck.
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Reviewed in the United States on May 21, 2025 by Lil' D Lil' D
I will answer the question that most of you have - if you have many area rugs, mats and carpet (low pile to manageable medium pile), which model should you buy? If money is no object, get the powered version that uses the powered hose. The C1 does NOT include any power hose even if it may look like it does - it is suction only. I wouldn't consider using it for shag carpet and can see it as a beast to manage. I have many area rugs and low pile carpet. The basic C1 Pure is the exact same engine as every other Miele C1 - the ONLY difference are the attachments. Here is where it gets challenging and I will tell you my experience. The C1 Pure attachment includes the SBD 365-3 Combination Floorhead. It's OK and will be the one tool to have the worst 'stick' effect to your rugs and carpets. I had to turn my vacuum down to the lower or lowest suction to have some semblance of "smooth" rolling over my carpets and rugs. I hated that it has a plastic bottom and wondered how abrasive this effect was, since pushing forward is the only easy way and there is friction, albeit manageable at that low level. I'd only buy this for mostly wood or tile floor, but even then I'm not so thrilled with the attachment. Now this model can be purchased for MUCH less than the Turbo model at times, and some buy replacement aftermarket tools like the Splinova Miele Turbo Head Cleaner, Hand Attachment and Floor Tool Accessory. I have not used it and some swear it's near as good as the original. You'll save about $65 off of buying the Turbo edition. But it's not all that clear. The attachment you want is the STB 305-3 TurboTeQ Floorhead. It is the only one that is non-powered that makes vacuuming on rugs and low pile carpet manageable. You can raise the vacuum level higher and push forward. Backward will created a stacked, brushed out look and friction, likely because the wheel is spinning forward and you're overpowering it moving it backward. So you'll need to only go forward to be truly effective, picking it up and pulling back to go forward again if you want to stay in a similar spot. As to the brush attachment, it is better than the Combination Floorhead which is pretty good for what it is and certainly convenient. I've seen some say the bristles wear out more quickly and wondered whether I'd be better off with a cheaper imitation of this tool if I really felt it necessary. So - even though I got a GREAT deal on the C1 Pure and then saw the price was raised, I wasn't sure this was the way to go. Problem is Miele's seriously overpriced accessories required 2 accessories to replace the Pure, which was OK but I wondered about durability and the issue I mentioned. You don't need to go that route because the Floorhead is a pretty good tool. But if you want to replace that brush, you need to buy two supposedly 'quality' accessories your savings from the Pure model. So the $95 savings of the Pure of the Turbo drop from $65 to near $35-40 - which still seems better but not really as much. So I opted for the C1 Turbo when it was on sale - but the Pure can certainly be an option + aftermarket tool. Just be aware of this and you can be pretty darn happy to save on overpriced Miele accessories if you wish to go that route. HEPA Filters: It's incredibly ludicrous and a very bad choice for Miele not to include a Hepa filter and that you have to buy them aftermarket, at least those are the affordable ones. If you're paying a premium for the product, this seems ludicrous and a nice use by competitors in the market should they step up their game. I still wouldn't avoid purchasing due to this, just buy a HEPA filter if you need it. You can use the original until it goes. I think ALL of Miele's products are overpriced at a premium. They are better than their competitors at present. Their accessory prices are ludicrously overpriced. An extension tube aka crevice tool is $34 for a piece of flexible plastic. For some reason aftermarket have done mediocre jobs and some say they are worthwhile. When deciding which model to purchase, very seriously consider the accessories. To me, the Blue Turbo C1 was the right model on sale and, from there, I would ONLY consider a powered model with the powered power nozzle as an option. But that was way out of my price range and need. Short Cord: Yes - it's unfortunately only 20 feet. Nobody in the US cares how small apartment rooms are in Germany when they are vacuuming their 20 foot rooms and stretching to the ends and going no further. Accept it. They don't have to change anything until a competitor comes ot the market. Bags: They are small. Very small. However, I found I could do a 1100 SF apartment and not fill a bag, maybe take me a couple of times to fill it. After using other devices with larger bags, it came down to not wanting to ruin my rugs and carpets and this was the compromise. Hope this helps.
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Reviewed in the United States on August 8, 2023 by KEYSER