- 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)
8 reviews for Miele Classic C1 Vacuum Cleaner, Graphite Grey
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Jorge –
This vacuum cleaner works very well, is quiet and light. Well worth it!
rjteague –
works very well on all floor types. Great suction.
Kenton –
I like to submit reviews after I’ve used a product for a while — we live in world where so many things are built to break, and when you’re paying this much for a vacuum, you want to know it will stand the test of time. First, this is the stripped-down version, but the sucking power is tremendous — enough that it easily takes care of our hardwood floors, but also works for our heavy rugs, even a large “shag” rug. Lesser vacuums will use spinning rollers to move carpet fibers around, but I’m pretty sure that equal or superior cleaning can be accomplished just with the massive suction power of this vacuum.
We love that it’s also light and quiet. The simple attachments are well thought-out — you can easily shorten or lengthen the working end, and the brush attachment is GREAT for cleaning window screens. After three years, the cord is still retracting like the day we bought it, and the suction is just as strong.
Note that this is an investment, and to keep it healthy you probably want to go with miele brand bags made especially for this vacuum. They’re pricey, and if you’re plastic conscious, they have a plastic attachment on each bag. But the way they filter the air (along with the other filters in the vacuum) means that super-clean air emerges from the top of the vacuum. That’s another plus, by the way — the external air vent is on top of the vacuum. We’ve had other vacuums where it vents out the back, often blowing dust and dirt around. But straight up means that that doesn’t happen.
I’m trying to think of some cons, but after trying so many other lesser vacuums in the past and having so many break (cord not retracting, power button malfunctioning, etc.), we’re just so happy with our “princess miele”.
A final note is that the three years of service from this vacuum haven’t been gentle years — we’ve gone through two moves, and loaned it repeatedly to a neighbor who didn’t have a vacuum. It’s been used pretty hard.
As for me, I’d rather spend more on a product that not only works great, but stands the test of time. Ends up being cheaper on the wallet and easier on the landfills to not have to buy vacuums repeatedly (which is what we did before this — once we bought two in one year!)
If you’re looking for an easy-to-use vacuum that kicks butt and keeps going strong, this is your baby.
Daniel Thompson –
Years ago, I bought a Miele canister vacuum. It was probably sometime in the late 80s or early 90s. It was white and had the logo “White Star Line” stamped on it. I really, really enjoyed using it until it finally bit the dust. Fast forward to last week, when I bought this new C1 Classic. It has all the features that my old one had—and it’s much lighter now! I’m older, so it’s a lot easier to carry around. I love the easy maneuverability and the way the cord retracts effortlessly. The bags are super strong and so easy to change out. All of the tools are a big help, and the little tool holder that attaches to the bast of the hose is just perfect. The tools are always handy when I need them. I love the different suction levels and the overall “quieter than most” motor that doesn’t hurt my ears. Also, the way the vacuum stores with the hose assembly attaching to both the back end and to the bottom of the cleaner makes storing a breeze.
This is one fine and well-made vacuum cleaner for the money. I highly recommend it.
Barry Robb –
Esta aspiradora es la segunda que tengo de la misma marca, la primera me duró más de diez años.
Esta tiene mejor succión. La recomiendo ampliamente.
Kenton –
Our bagless vacuum that we’ve had for several is progressing getting more and more gutless. It just doesn’t pick up even small lightweight bits. I grew up with bag vacuums and after some research found this Classic C1 Miele. We have a lot of hardwood floors in this new house and one of the reasons I decided to go with this model is because of those floors. The other was the “pure suction” description. I didn’t care for the floorhead it came with. There is a vinyl strip that seems to have contact with the wood floors while vacking.
This same head was horrible for our cotton area rug. EVen on the lowest suction and the tile floor setting, it roughed up the cotton and I ended up with a lot of lint. I ordered the Miele SBB 300-3 Twister Parquet Floorhead, spendy, but reviews sounded good, and it was worth it. And I just ordered the (shhh… a non-brand model) Turbo Head cleaner for that cotton rug and the rooms that have standard carpeting. The Parquet sweeps our hardwood and tile floors beautifully and I recommend it. They are cleaner than they’ve ever been with our old vacuum. The Turbo Head tool arrives tomorrow. It has rave reviews here on Amazon and I anticipate that it will work well.
The vacuum itself costs more than any vacuum I have ever owned, and when you add the two additional floorheads it has been an expensive item. But, it is working extremely well (I don’t even need the higher suction levels for most of what I do), it is lightweight and easy to move about the house (I’m retired, glad for that ease of movement) and seems quite well made, with high quality plastic than the previous (brand name not disclosed) vac I bought at a chain store. The various tools snap on and off easily. Overall I’ve spent about $425, but am satisfied with the product I now own, which matches our needs, and anticipate it lasting for years.
Lori Evans-Harvey –
Aspirado de pisos duros y tapetes
Cliente de Kindle –
So far it has been great. It’s hard to get a good vacuum.