Full range of tools and attachments to tackle pet hair and allergens.

It walks through what you get, what you don’t, and how to get better value..Unless you specifically want the navy blue version or the extension pole included in the box, the Sebo X7 Pet Boost is the smarter choice.. It’s usually £30–£40 cheaper, includes a £29.99 charcoal filter as standard, and does the same job – if not better.. You’ll also be buying from people who actually know Sebo machines, not from general retail staff with limited product knowledge..

The Sebo Shop at Manchester Vacs are approved Sebo dealers offering the full range of domestic and commercial Sebo vacuums together with consumables and spare parts.If you’re looking at Sebo vacuum cleaners and feeling confused by the different model names, colours, and bundles — you’re not alone.One of the most common questions we get is:.“What’s the difference between your Sebo X7 Extra and the ones John Lewis sell?”.

The navy blue Sebo X7 Extra and the navy blue Sebo X7 Excel Plus are not quite the same specification.. Let’s clear it up.Because while they may look similar, what you’re getting — and what you’re paying — can vary dramatically depending on where you buy.. Sebo X7 Extra & Excel: Same Machines, Different Names – But Ours Are Better Value.

Sebo produce a few colour and spec variations of their X7 upright vacuum for different retailers.

John Lewis have their own names and bundles, but here’s the truth:.The mains-powered models they still sell in the UK at the time of writing are the UP22 and UP24 which are based on older DC40 and DC50 machines.

On their site, they are called simply “Dyson Ball Animal” now.Many think they have built-in obsolescence.

They tend not to be as durable as the old Dysons.The days of the old bulletproof Dyson DC01, DC04, DC07, DC14 and DC33 machines are long gone.