10 Best Cheap Vacuum Cleaners

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Cheap vacuum cleaners differ in several areas from higher-priced vacuum cleaners. In the following text, we will go through how cheap vacuum cleaners differ from more expensive models and compare the two types based on data.

We have defined a vacuum cleaner as a budget-model if it costs under £100.

Cheap vacuum cleaners differ from more expensive models in the following ways:

• Filtration system: Cheap vacuums often have simpler filtration systems, which makes them less effective at trapping allergens and other harmful particles.
• Cleaning nozzles: Cheap vacuums usually come with fewer cleaning nozzles, which makes them less versatile and effective at vacuuming different surfaces.
• Durability: Budget vacuums are made with cheaper materials and often have a lower-quality build, which makes them less durable in the long run.
• Noise emission: Budget vacuum cleaners are noisier, which some people find inconvenient to work with.
• Energy efficiency: Cheap vacuum cleaners usually have less energy-efficient motors, which means they consume more energy in the long run.
• Operating radius: Cheap vacuum cleaners tend to have a shorter operating radius, which works well for those who live in small houses. If you live in a large house, it can be inconvenient because you will have to switch power outlets more often.
• Weight: Cheap vacuum cleaners tend to be lighter, which makes them easier to carry and store away.

With this tool, you can compare the specification of cheap vacuum cleaners with all the vacuum cleaners on our list:

The cheapest vacuum cleaner is the Duronic VC8/BK at £31.99. Here is a list of the 3 cheapest vacuum cleaners:

The average noise emission across the cheap vacuum cleaners is 80 dB, whereas it is 76 dB across all vacuum cleaners.

The quietest cheap vacuum cleaner is the Russell Hobbs RHCV1611 Compact XS with a noise emission of 77 dB. These are the 3 quietest cheap vacuum cleaners:

This chart shows sound emission levels of the cheap vacuum cleaners compared to all the vacuum cleaners:

You can find the best quiet vacuum cleaners here.

This chart compares the operating radiuses of the cheap vacuum cleaners with all vacuum cleaners:

Cheap vacuum cleaners have an average operating radius of 8 m, while the average operating radius across all vacuum cleaners is 10 m.

The cheap vacuum cleaner with the longest operating radius is the Vax U85-AS-Be with 17.0 m. Here are the 3 cheap vacuum cleaners with the longest operating radiuses:

Vacuum cleaners can cost anywhere from £32 to £429. This chart compares the prices of cheap vacuum cleaners with all the vacuum cleaners on our list:

Many vacuum cleaner brands offer both budget and high-end models. Some brands exclusively focus on either budget vacuum cleaners or high-end models.

This chart compares the average prices of vacuum cleaners from different brands:

There is a significant difference in the average prices of various vacuum cleaner brands. For example, Miele vacuum cleaners have an average price of £233, while Severin vacuum cleaners cost only £124 on average.