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The Sebo Felix Rosso is a top-of-the-line vacuum cleaner that comes with a 12-inch power head width and an instant-use suction hose. This vacuum includes the ET-1 Power Head for carpeting of all pile types, the Premium Parquet Brush for cleaning hard floors, the crevice nozzle for hard-to-reach places, and the dusting brush with horsehair bristles. The Sebo Felix Rosso is perfect for anyone who wants a top-of-the-line vacuum cleaner that can handle any job.
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| 4.0 | Megan, Product ExpertStaff opinionMegan The Felix does pretty well on the deep stuff, the grit and sand and grime worked down into carpet, and I can place it precisely because we run side by side tests on the sales floor constantly. So many. It is definitely a higher performer than the standard Shark or Dyson you would bring home from a big box store. It does not perform the same as the D4, and here is the part I find interesting: you cannot see a visible difference in the performance. The Felix and the D4 run the same ET1 power head, so the low pile and high pile versatility is the same, the agitation looks the same, the machine appears to be doing the same work. The difference is the motor, the power and the wattage driving the airflow, and that gap shows up exactly where you cannot watch it happen, in how much of the deep dirt actually leaves the carpet. So the ladder for deep soil runs like this: the Felix sits comfortably above the everyday big store box machines, below its own big sibling the D4, and well below the R30 at the top of the field. For a household stepping up from a worn out budget upright, the Felix will pull dirt their old machine never touched. For the deep clean obsessed, the next rung up exists.  Megan works the front end of the showroom, where she diagnoses customers' repair issues on the spot and recommends the right fix or service before they even sit down. She's an expert on every machine Vacuums R Us sells, demonstrating them hands-on and helping customers find the perfect fit for their home, their floors, and their priorities. Off the clock, she's a certifiable information junkie, the kind who falls down a research rabbit hole for hours and then shows up the next day ready to share everything she's learned, whether you asked or not. She's also been known to lose entire nights arguing the merits of one vacuum over another with strangers on the vacuum cleaners subreddit, and she does not lose gracefully. | 1 |
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| 1.0 2700 RPM | SeboManufacturer spec Sebo is a German vacuum manufacturer known for building durable, commercial-grade machines designed to hold up under heavy daily use. The company has built its reputation on serviceability, using components that support long-term repairability rather than disposability. Sebo machines are widely used by cleaning professionals and are popular with allergy sufferers for their filtration performance. | 1 |
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| 4.5 | Megan, Product ExpertStaff opinionMegan Pet hair on the Felix looks pretty much the same as the D4 in action, and that makes sense, because the power head is the same ET1 and the head is what grabs the hair. The motor is what drives the suction behind it, and that is where the difference hides. The Felix still does an amazing job. It will outperform the other brands a pet owner is likely comparing it against, and I will throw a new one into the mix: it outperforms any Bissell on the market. Does it hold weight to the D4? Not necessarily. It does a great job, but it does not outperform the D4, and nothing in this conversation outperforms the R30. So the pet hair ladder as I see it from the demo floor: R30 and D4 at the top, the Felix a solid step below them, the big box brands below that, and robot vacuums at the bottom of the ocean. For a pet household the practical version is this. If you want an upright and you are choosing between the Felix and anything from a department store shelf, the Felix wins the hair fight without breathing hard. If the cats run your house the way they run mine, the canister upstairs on the pedestal is still the one I hand you. Megan works the front end of the showroom, where she diagnoses customers' repair issues on the spot and recommends the right fix or service before they even sit down. She's an expert on every machine Vacuums R Us sells, demonstrating them hands-on and helping customers find the perfect fit for their home, their floors, and their priorities. Off the clock, she's a certifiable information junkie, the kind who falls down a research rabbit hole for hours and then shows up the next day ready to share everything she's learned, whether you asked or not. She's also been known to lose entire nights arguing the merits of one vacuum over another with strangers on the vacuum cleaners subreddit, and she does not lose gracefully. | 1 |
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| 4.0 | Megan, Product ExpertStaff opinionMegan The Felix is two different machines on bare floor depending on which tool you commit to. With the premium parquet tool, which comes standard, it does amazing. Fine dust, big debris, clean floor, no complaints. With just the ET1 power head, it does pretty alright: it leaves some trails behind, not too many, and you fix them with one extra pass, versus something like five extra passes with a Shark. The catch is the parquet tool itself. Since you cannot park the machine upright while the tool is on, a lot of owners stop reaching for it, and then they are living the extra pass life full time. Baseboards are the same good story as the D4, same head, same airflow groove trick, so the edges of the room stay clean without ramming the trim. Would I sell the Felix to an all bare floor household with a few throw rugs? I would lean toward something different, more of a straight suction machine built for exactly that life. The Felix earns its keep in a mixed home where carpet is the main event and bare floor is the side quest. There, the parquet tool handles the kitchen and the entryway beautifully, whenever you are willing to hold the machine for the length of the job. Megan works the front end of the showroom, where she diagnoses customers' repair issues on the spot and recommends the right fix or service before they even sit down. She's an expert on every machine Vacuums R Us sells, demonstrating them hands-on and helping customers find the perfect fit for their home, their floors, and their priorities. Off the clock, she's a certifiable information junkie, the kind who falls down a research rabbit hole for hours and then shows up the next day ready to share everything she's learned, whether you asked or not. She's also been known to lose entire nights arguing the merits of one vacuum over another with strangers on the vacuum cleaners subreddit, and she does not lose gracefully. | 1 |
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| 4.5 | SeboManufacturer specSebo is a German vacuum manufacturer known for building durable, commercial-grade machines designed to hold up under heavy daily use. The company has built its reputation on serviceability, using components that support long-term repairability rather than disposability. Sebo machines are widely used by cleaning professionals and are popular with allergy sufferers for their filtration performance. | 1 |
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| 5.0 | Josh, OperationsStaff opinionJosh Sebo consistently performs above all others on organic edge cleaning, due to a design that gives a narrow gap between the outer edge and the suction chamber on every one of their powered heads and floor attachments.  Josh started in the vacuum industry in 2010 as a technician, working his way through sales and store management before becoming Operations Manager. While he's spent time on both the technical and sales sides of the business, his real fascination lies in the business side of the industry and how those decisions ripple down to the customer. He closely tracks the pattern of private equity quietly acquiring major brands, running them into bankruptcy, and selling off the name to foreign entities, and what that means for the people left holding the machines. Josh monitors every layer of operations with that lens, staying keenly aware of how a brand's choices, from warranty processes to gatekeeping repair parts and data, directly shape the experience customers get long after the sale.Measured by Observational Performance Assessment | 1 |
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| 3.5 | Megan, Product ExpertStaff opinionMegan The modern Felix comes with a crevice tool, a dusting tool, and the premium parquet tool. I will own a correction here: I thought it came with an upholstery tool, and it turns out modern Felix configurations do not include one, though some older configurations did. That gap matters, because I think more people would use an upholstery tool than the duster if it came in the box, and half of them confuse the two anyway. The dusting tool does get used, it attaches easily to the hose. The premium parquet tool is a 50-50 story. The people who use it tend not to love it, because you cannot put the machine in its upright position with it on. You are holding the machine the entire time, so it comes out for the occasional big deep clean and otherwise lives in the closet. What people end up adding tells the story: the upholstery tool, the extension hose, because a lot of owners want to leave the Felix at the base of the stairs and the built in hose does not reach the top, and there is a different hard floor attachment, better than the premium parquet tool, that actually lets the machine stand upright while you use it. A good machine deserves a better out of box toolset than this one gets. Workable, but it is the thin spot on the Felix. Megan works the front end of the showroom, where she diagnoses customers' repair issues on the spot and recommends the right fix or service before they even sit down. She's an expert on every machine Vacuums R Us sells, demonstrating them hands-on and helping customers find the perfect fit for their home, their floors, and their priorities. Off the clock, she's a certifiable information junkie, the kind who falls down a research rabbit hole for hours and then shows up the next day ready to share everything she's learned, whether you asked or not. She's also been known to lose entire nights arguing the merits of one vacuum over another with strangers on the vacuum cleaners subreddit, and she does not lose gracefully. | 1 |
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| 3.4 15.4 | Manufacturer SpecManufacturer specManufacturers often publish testing data, performance metrics, and product claims, and we reproduce that information here. Much of it is valuable, and some manufacturers document their testing procedures thoroughly. More often, though, the origin of the data and the methodology behind it are not disclosed, which makes the figures difficult to interpret and in some cases unreliable. Published numbers are also frequently measured at the most favorable point on the machine or under ideal conditions that a customer will not replicate. We therefore present manufacturer data as reported, and in the absence of other testing we will rely on it, but we rate its quality low and give substantially more weight to independent testing when compiling reviews. | 1 |
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| 3.0 | Megan, Product ExpertStaff opinionMegan I am going to be personal about this one, because it is the reason I own the machine I own. When I was choosing my own vacuum I went down the research rabbit hole between the Felix and the D4, and I settled on the D4 because the Felix was too heavy for me. I have health stuff that makes my arms weak pretty frequently, and the Felix design has a narrow neck where the body meets the power head, which means the user is carrying the machine's weight in their hands while pushing it around. On my weak days that is a dealbreaker, and I am not the only customer that math matters for. On a normal day with both hands available, it maneuvers pretty alright. It can get cumbersome because of the weight, and sometimes you end up using both hands to twist it around a corner. It still definitely outperforms a Shark, that is for sure. Here is how I frame it honestly on the sales floor: the Felix is the step between the bad Shark somebody is escaping and the high end D4, and it handles like that middle step. Stronger and better built than what they came from, heavier in the hands than where they could go. If weight matters in your house, lift both before you decide. Megan works the front end of the showroom, where she diagnoses customers' repair issues on the spot and recommends the right fix or service before they even sit down. She's an expert on every machine Vacuums R Us sells, demonstrating them hands-on and helping customers find the perfect fit for their home, their floors, and their priorities. Off the clock, she's a certifiable information junkie, the kind who falls down a research rabbit hole for hours and then shows up the next day ready to share everything she's learned, whether you asked or not. She's also been known to lose entire nights arguing the merits of one vacuum over another with strangers on the vacuum cleaners subreddit, and she does not lose gracefully. | 1 |
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| 2.0 68 | SeboManufacturer specSebo is a German vacuum manufacturer known for building durable, commercial-grade machines designed to hold up under heavy daily use. The company has built its reputation on serviceability, using components that support long-term repairability rather than disposability. Sebo machines are widely used by cleaning professionals and are popular with allergy sufferers for their filtration performance. | 1 |
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| 5.0 | Megan, Product ExpertStaff opinionMegan Maintenance on the Felix runs very, very similar to the D4, and from me that is a compliment. The recommendation is a regular service about every two years, with the filter set replaced at the same visit. The bag is environment based, how fast you fill it depends on your house, and the bag light on this machine earns its keep twice over: it tells you when the bag is full, and it will also tip you off when you have a clog. Paying attention to that light is genuinely protecting the longevity of your machine, since a Felix that cannot breathe is a Felix wearing itself out. Weekly, you clean the hair off the brush roll, and the ET1 head keeps that easy with the same accessible roller and trap door design that has already saved a sock in my house on its sibling machine. Cost wise, the filter set plus a couple hours of shop labor puts the two year service visit in the medium range, nothing that should scare an owner at this price level. So the whole program is: watch the light, clear the roller weekly, filters and a professional once over every two years. Simple routine, clear indicators, and a machine that tells you what it needs before the need becomes a repair. Megan works the front end of the showroom, where she diagnoses customers' repair issues on the spot and recommends the right fix or service before they even sit down. She's an expert on every machine Vacuums R Us sells, demonstrating them hands-on and helping customers find the perfect fit for their home, their floors, and their priorities. Off the clock, she's a certifiable information junkie, the kind who falls down a research rabbit hole for hours and then shows up the next day ready to share everything she's learned, whether you asked or not. She's also been known to lose entire nights arguing the merits of one vacuum over another with strangers on the vacuum cleaners subreddit, and she does not lose gracefully. | 1 |
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| 3.8 31 Ft | Manufacturer SpecManufacturer specManufacturers often publish testing data, performance metrics, and product claims, and we reproduce that information here. Much of it is valuable, and some manufacturers document their testing procedures thoroughly. More often, though, the origin of the data and the methodology behind it are not disclosed, which makes the figures difficult to interpret and in some cases unreliable. Published numbers are also frequently measured at the most favorable point on the machine or under ideal conditions that a customer will not replicate. We therefore present manufacturer data as reported, and in the absence of other testing we will rely on it, but we rate its quality low and give substantially more weight to independent testing when compiling reviews. | 1 |
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| 1.0 3 Lbs | SeboManufacturer specSebo is a German vacuum manufacturer known for building durable, commercial-grade machines designed to hold up under heavy daily use. The company has built its reputation on serviceability, using components that support long-term repairability rather than disposability. Sebo machines are widely used by cleaning professionals and are popular with allergy sufferers for their filtration performance. | 1 |
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| 4.0 14 Years | Josh, OperationsStaff opinionJosh SEBOs are designed to stand extended use, and they even plan for abuse, but this unit has the shortest lifespan of any SEBO model we handle. I do not think it is a quality issue. It is how the design takes abuse. The blower motor rides high in the upper body, so the pivot and swivel knock it back and forth in its housing. That housing is well designed, but so is your skull, and you can still get a concussion without ever hitting your head. The bag also sits directly on top of the motor, so any moisture the machine picks up goes straight in. You should not be vacuuming moisture, but it happens, and this design forgives it less. These are narrow machines that swivel, and they just plain get the snot kicked out of them, so housing damage shows up earlier too. The costly repair, a motor or housing, tends to land around year 14, and most owners replace it with the same machine. That last part says plenty. Josh started in the vacuum industry in 2010 as a technician, working his way through sales and store management before becoming Operations Manager. While he's spent time on both the technical and sales sides of the business, his real fascination lies in the business side of the industry and how those decisions ripple down to the customer. He closely tracks the pattern of private equity quietly acquiring major brands, running them into bankruptcy, and selling off the name to foreign entities, and what that means for the people left holding the machines. Josh monitors every layer of operations with that lens, staying keenly aware of how a brand's choices, from warranty processes to gatekeeping repair parts and data, directly shape the experience customers get long after the sale. | 1 |
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| 4.6 10 Years | Manufacturer SpecManufacturer specManufacturers often publish testing data, performance metrics, and product claims, and we reproduce that information here. Much of it is valuable, and some manufacturers document their testing procedures thoroughly. More often, though, the origin of the data and the methodology behind it are not disclosed, which makes the figures difficult to interpret and in some cases unreliable. Published numbers are also frequently measured at the most favorable point on the machine or under ideal conditions that a customer will not replicate. We therefore present manufacturer data as reported, and in the absence of other testing we will rely on it, but we rate its quality low and give substantially more weight to independent testing when compiling reviews. | 1 |
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| 5.0 | Manufacturer SpecManufacturer specManufacturer Spec Sebo backs its machines with a network of authorized service centers where you can walk in and have warranty repairs handled locally by people who know the machines, which is something most vacuum brands simply don't offer. That network is smaller than a handful of other premium brands, but Sebo closes the gap with prepaid shipping: if there's no service center near you, customer support issues an RMA and a prepaid UPS return label, and you drop the box at any UPS location at no cost. Warranty repairs are free and Sebo pays the freight both ways, so a claim costs you nothing no matter where you live. Manufacturers often publish testing data, performance metrics, and product claims, and we reproduce that information here. Much of it is valuable, and some manufacturers document their testing procedures thoroughly. More often, though, the origin of the data and the methodology behind it are not disclosed, which makes the figures difficult to interpret and in some cases unreliable. Published numbers are also frequently measured at the most favorable point on the machine or under ideal conditions that a customer will not replicate. We therefore present manufacturer data as reported, and in the absence of other testing we will rely on it, but we rate its quality low and give substantially more weight to independent testing when compiling reviews. | 1 |
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| 2.8 | Josh, OperationsStaff opinionJosh I have a hard time calling SEBO an easy repair, and this machine puts a sharp point on the issue. These machines do a lot, which means they are not simple, and nothing about how they come apart is obvious. The assembly is clearly built to be maintained and repaired once you know how everything fits, so for a technician who knows the model, repairs are fast and easy. For somebody who wants to pick up a screwdriver and figure it out, chances are better than not that something gets broken that was not broken before. There are plenty of repair videos online, ours especially, but needing 45 minutes of homework before a repair lowers the practical ease all by itself. The flip side is the maintenance work. Clogs, brush rollers, and filters all snap apart, among the easiest we handle. The core jobs, motors and circuit boards, are demanding and belong in a service center anyway. Josh started in the vacuum industry in 2010 as a technician, working his way through sales and store management before becoming Operations Manager. While he's spent time on both the technical and sales sides of the business, his real fascination lies in the business side of the industry and how those decisions ripple down to the customer. He closely tracks the pattern of private equity quietly acquiring major brands, running them into bankruptcy, and selling off the name to foreign entities, and what that means for the people left holding the machines. Josh monitors every layer of operations with that lens, staying keenly aware of how a brand's choices, from warranty processes to gatekeeping repair parts and data, directly shape the experience customers get long after the sale. | 1 |
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| 5.0 | Josh, OperationsStaff opinionJosh This brand is one of the best examples of ready parts availability in this industry, and the reasons stack up structurally no accidentally. Long production runs of a given model mean the parts pipeline for that model stays alive for years instead of turning over every season, and even a number of years after a model is retired, parts continue to be available. Currently almost every unit they currently sell in the US is available with a ten year warranty, and a company that puts ten years on the box has little choice but to keep components flowing for years. Their machines are sold worldwide in high volume and the components come out of Germany. Through the supply chain mess of the last decade they were barely touched, while we watched other brands go months or years missing critical parts. I think a lot of this culture comes from their European base, where consumer protection laws requiring repair components tend to be more robust. Whatever the root cause, the result at our counter is simple. When a SEBO needs a part, we get the part. In a market where components quietly disappear while machines sit dead waiting, that kind of boring reliability deserves to be called out loudly. Josh started in the vacuum industry in 2010 as a technician, working his way through sales and store management before becoming Operations Manager. While he's spent time on both the technical and sales sides of the business, his real fascination lies in the business side of the industry and how those decisions ripple down to the customer. He closely tracks the pattern of private equity quietly acquiring major brands, running them into bankruptcy, and selling off the name to foreign entities, and what that means for the people left holding the machines. Josh monitors every layer of operations with that lens, staying keenly aware of how a brand's choices, from warranty processes to gatekeeping repair parts and data, directly shape the experience customers get long after the sale. | 1 |
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| 5.0 | Josh, OperationsStaff opinionJosh SEBO prints their schematics right in the user manual. Understand how far outside the norm that is. Normally the best a vacuum owner can hope for is that a site like ours has gotten hold of a model's schematics and posted them online. The manufacturer itself showing you how the machine goes together is unheard of. SEBO hands it to you in print, in the box, with the machine. That one choice tells you everything about the intent behind these machines. They are built to last a long time and to be repairable. And because that intent is understood across the trade, the independent side has piled on. Dozens of independent service centers like ours have produced hundreds of repair tutorials for every model, covering numerous repair types. So a SEBO owner has the factory's own diagrams sitting in the manual drawer and a deep library of tutorials from the shops that fix these machines every week. In an industry where most manufacturers publish nothing and quietly hope you throw the machine away, SEBO documents theirs like they expect it to end up on somebody's bench someday, and they plan for that day. Josh started in the vacuum industry in 2010 as a technician, working his way through sales and store management before becoming Operations Manager. While he's spent time on both the technical and sales sides of the business, his real fascination lies in the business side of the industry and how those decisions ripple down to the customer. He closely tracks the pattern of private equity quietly acquiring major brands, running them into bankruptcy, and selling off the name to foreign entities, and what that means for the people left holding the machines. Josh monitors every layer of operations with that lens, staying keenly aware of how a brand's choices, from warranty processes to gatekeeping repair parts and data, directly shape the experience customers get long after the sale. | 1 |
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The Sebo Felix Rosso is a top-of-the-line cleaning machine that comes with a number of features that make it ideal for those who are looking for a high-performance machine. One of the most notable features of this machine is its 6-inch profile, which allows you to slip your vacuum under a great deal of furniture and tables without needing to move them out of the way. Additionally, the Sebo Felix Rosso comes with four-level manual brush height adjustment, so you’ll be able to tackle any pile type you encounter with ease. If you’re looking for a top-of-the-line cleaning machine that can help make your life easier, then the Sebo Felix Rosso is the perfect choice for you.
The Sebo Felix has a ton of features that make the machine easy to use and super versatile. Sebo has taken their knowledge of professional grade vacuums and designed a home version that is so easy to use, you will want to vacuum all the time! Sebo vacuum cleaners are well known for their durability and performance, and the Felix is no exception. With a 5 year warranty, you can be confident that your new vacuum will be an investment that stands the test of time.
Sebo has also equipped the Felix with a myriad of features not found on other vacuums in this price range. These features include: a Brush Obstruction Light with an Automatic Brush Shut Off; an Incorrect Height Setting or Worn Brush Light; and a Full Bag or Clog indicator light. Sebo has also included their exclusive S-Class filtration system which not only filters the air as it exits the vacuum, but also traps dust particles inside the vacuum so they cannot recirculate back into the air you breathe.
The Sebo Felix Rosso comes with both manual and automatic brush shut off functions to protect your vacuum from wear and tear. If your brush obstruction light does go off, you can easily remove and clean the brush – with the Sebo Felix, brush removal and cleaning is a cinch! Not to mention, this vacuum also has a LED headlight to help you see under furniture and in dark corners. Whether you have hardwood floors or carpet, the Sebo Felix is the perfect vacuum for you.
The Sebo Felix is a powerful and versatile vacuum cleaner that is perfect for homes with pets. The detachable suction unit allows you to use it as a hand-held portable vacuum, making it incredibly convenient to use. The hospital-grade filtration system removes allergens and irritants from the air, making it a great choice for allergy and asthma relief. The Sebo Felix is also highly effective at removing pet hair, making it the perfect choice for a pet vacuum.
The Sebo Felix also has variable suction control, so you can adjust the amount of suction depending on the surface you’re cleaning. This is great for handmade rugs or other delicate surfaces. The vacuum also has a three-level adjustable handle, so users of all heights can use it comfortably. This feature makes it great for use in homes with multiple family members. Overall, the Sebo Felix is a great choice for anyone looking for an upright vacuum with unique features. See our demo of the Sebo Felix here
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| Weight | 15 lbs |
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| Dimensions | 30 × 12 × 12 in |
| Brand | Sebo |
| Vacuum Type | Upright |
| Warranty Period | 10 |
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| Product Brand | Sebo |
| Environment | Allergies |
| Filtration | HEPA and S-Class, High Filtration Bag |
| Floor Type | Area Rugs, Bare Floor, Standard Carpet |
| Cord Length | 31 |
| Machine Weight | 15.4 |
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Manufacturers often sell the same machine under different model numbers. Sometimes this is simply because the same unit comes in different colors. Other times different models are created to sell to different retailers, making prices hard to compare. These models (Sebo 90812AMR, Sebo 90814AM, Sebo 9807AM, Sebo 9808AM, Sebo 9809AM) are all internally the same machine. We rate it once, and the review covers every one of them.
