Miele has launched a vacuum cleaner series: the Boost CX1 series. These are very compact bagless canister vacuum cleaners. The series consists of different versions: there is a vacuum cleaner for pet hair and a variant for wooden floors.
Miele Boost CX1: small bagless vacuum cleaner
The Miele Boost CX1 has a number of special features. This makes the vacuum cleaner super compact. This makes this bagless vacuum cleaner very manoeuvrable and can, for example, stand on a step. Although it is not a cordless vacuum cleaner, it still has an excellent working range. It has a cord length of 7 meters.
Miele Boost CX1 Review YouTube
As with many other vacuum cleaner series, the Miele Boost CX1 comes in different versions. It concerns the following types:
- Miele Boost CX1 Cat & Dog: you get a combi parquet and turbo brush for pet hair and carpet, which makes it one of the best canister vacuum cleaner for pet hair.
- Miele Boost CX1 Parquet: with this version you get a parquet brush, which makes it an interesting vacuum cleaner for hardwood floors.
The multi-purpose brush makes this a versatile bagless vacuum cleaner.
TrackDrive and Vortex technology
Miele has equipped the Boost CX1 with TrackDrive. The canister vacuum cleaner follows you without any problems: even sharp bends are no problem for this vacuum cleaner with large wheels. Under the hood we discover Miele's Vortex technology: the vacuum cleaner has enormous suction power and a cleaning power of 890W.
The video below shows the new Miele Boost CX1 in action.
Price and availability
The Miele CX1 Boost is available immediately at various points of sale in Europe. The entry-level model costs 289 euros: the extended Cat & Dog and Parquet versions cost 340 euros.
Miele Boost CX1 Review YouTube
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