Electrolux zsp4303af vacuum cleaner 1600w review năm 2024
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Type Barrel vacs (aka cylinder vacs) are the type you pull along behind you – their long hoses and wands make them well-suited to cleaning a variety of spaces, including stairs and car interiors. Upright models are good for cleaning large areas of carpet as they have built-in power heads. Stick models are included in this review if they are plugged in rather than cordless. Barrel Dust collector Bagless vacs have on-board bins which can be messy to empty, but at least you don't need to worry about buying bags. Bags can be less messy to remove and replace, but are an ongoing cost. See our buying guide for more info. Bin Recommended We recommend barrel and upright vacuum cleaners with a CHOICE Expert Rating of at least 75%, and at least 70% for both quick carpet cleaning and complete carpet cleaning. CHOICE Expert Rating The CHOICE Expert Rating is made up of cleaning performance score (55%), ease of use (30%) and pet hair removal (15%). Cleaning performance score This score is a composite of the quick carpet clean score (67%) and the complete carpet clean score (33%). Quick carpet clean score The quick carpet clean score is based on just four passes over the carpet rather than the eight performed in the deep clean test. This test simulates typical everyday cleaning. We pre-load the vacuum cleaners with artificial household dust, and embed sand evenly into a section of carpet before vacuuming it to a set pattern and speed. The sand collected is then weighed and recorded as a percentage of the sand applied; this is repeated twice for each vacuum cleaner and results averaged. We rate all models based on the dirt pick-up performance from carpet using the standard cleaning head. Complete carpet clean score The complete carpet clean score is based on eight passes over the carpet. We pre-load the vacuum cleaners with artificial household dust, and embed sand evenly into a section of carpet before vacuuming it to a set pattern and speed. The sand collected is then weighed and recorded as a percentage of the sand applied; this is repeated twice for each vacuum cleaner and results averaged. We rate all models based on the dirt pick-up performance from carpet using the standard cleaning head. Ease of use score Ease of use is based on how easy it is to manoeuvre the cleaner, and move the cleaning head on the carpet and under low furniture. We assess how difficult it is to empty and change the dirt receptacle; operation of the controls; and how easy the supplied accessories are to use and store. Pet hair removal score To test pet hair removal, we embed cat hair in the carpet and, as with the dirt pick-up test, vacuum it to a set pattern and speed. We rate the results based on how much cat hair is left behind after the test. Where supplied, the turbo brush or power head is used for this test; otherwise, we use the standard cleaning head. Pet hair for testing supplied by Woof Cat & Dog Grooming, Bondi, NSW. Cleaning corners and edges score To test this, sand is spread into a right-angled corner. Using the standard cleaning head, it's vacuumed to see how close to the corner each cleaner is able to pick up dirt. You may get better results with the specialist attachments. Noise (dB) Noise is measured at the user's position at maximum power setting. For comparison, a typical conversation is carried out at about 60dB, while city traffic is measured at around 80dB. Warranty (years) This is the manufacturers stated warranty. Shop Ethical rating Shop Ethical rates the environmental and social impact of the company (not the product) using independent sources. This rating is not included in our total score. The rating ranks from A (highest) to F (lowest); N/A means there is no rating for that company. Reliability score These scores are taken from our latest brand reliability survey and do not contribute to the CHOICE Expert Rating. The score refers to the brand, not a particular model. N/A or Not available means there weren't enough responses for that brand to get a score. Satisfaction score These scores are taken from our latest brand reliability survey. When rating satisfaction we ask owners to tell us what they think of the products they own. We use this information to give each brand an owner satisfaction rating so you can see what people who use the brand each day think of them. N/A or Not available means there weren't enough responses for that brand to get a score. Country of origin The model has a claimed origin. This ought to be taken with a grain of salt, given it's rare that all the materials for a product came from the one country. Hungary Availability Tested models are currently available in shops. Discontinued models are from earlier tests and are no longer available, though you may find them in second-hand stores or discount retailers as stock is cleared. Discontinued model Price Recommended or typical retail price. You can often get a better price by shopping around. $299 Cost per bag For bagged models, the average cost per dust bag at time of testing. $N/A Power stated (W) The vacuum cleaner's stated power consumption (usually its claimed maximum power). 1600 Power measured (W) The power consumption we measure in the lab, on the maximum power setting after a two-minute running-in period. This can be different from the stated power consumption – this may be due to differences in how manufacturers measure it. Take the stated power consumption as a guide only. Measured dust collector volume (L) The bag or bin's volume in litres, measured in our lab. Reach from power point (m) This figure (measured in metres) incorporates the distance of the suction hose and unit, as well as the power cord. 8.4 Weight (kg) 6.6 Items supplied with vac What we received out of the box. You may be able to order additional accessories/attachments at extra cost. Telescopic wand, hose, turbo brush, carpet/hard floor tool, upholstery tool and dusting brush. Websiteelectrolux.com.au Carpet-hard floor head The standard head for many vacuum cleaners, this head can be used on either carpet or hard floor, and usually has a foot-operated switch to adjust between the two modes. It usually has brush edges that lower in hard floor mode to protect the floor. Yes Power head Has a motorised brush and is a good option for quickly cleaning up pet hair and lint as well as extracting dirt from carpet. No Turbo brush Has a rotating brush driven by the vacuum's air flow. Good for picking up pet hair and lint, though generally less effective than a power head. Yes Hard floor tool A head or tool attachment specifically for cleaning hard floors. No Crevice tool A long, narrow attachment for cleaning narrow gaps (e.g. between sofa cushions). No Upholstery tool An attachment for cleaning soft furnishings such as curtains, sofa cushions and so on. Yes Dusting brush An attachment for dusting and vacuuming hard furniture, along skirting boards and architraves, and so on. Yes On-board storage It's more convenient to store the tools and attachments in or on the body of the vacuum cleaner than to have to keep them separately elsewhere. Some models only have storage for one or two of the supplied tools. Yes Wand suction control A small hole with a sliding cover on the wand that allows you to reduce the suction for delicate cleaning jobs by letting some air escape through the hole. Yes Variable power A control on the body or handle of the vacuum cleaner that lets you set different power levels for different jobs, from delicate cleaning of upholstery to more powerful suction for carpet or hard floors. Yes HEPA filter High-Efficiency Particulate Air filtration - a filter for trapping very fine dust and pollen. Useful if you have allergies or asthma. Some are washable, others need to be replaced every year or so. Yes Washable HEPA filter A washable HEPA filter means you won't need to buy a replacement, but remember to clean it regularly for maximum performance. Yes Dust bag full or clear bin indicator An indicator that the bag is full and needs replacement (or a clear bin that lets you see when emptying is needed). Yes Blower facility The vacuum can switch from suction to blowing out air. Handy for inflating things like airbeds and balloons, or for blasting dust from hard-to-reach areas. Is Electrolux a good brand for vacuum cleaner?Our customers love their Electrolux vacuum cleaners, and it's easy to see why. Electrolux vacuum cleaners are known for their superior quality, suction power, and durability. Some customers noted that their old Electrolux vacuums lasted them over 30 years-- that's no small feat! Are Electrolux cordless vacuums any good?Electrolux is the best product on the market! We have used the Electrolux Ergoropido for years. We have never found a better product for vacuuming tile floors. What happened to Electrolux vacuums?In 2000, the North American rights to the Electrolux brand name were sold to Electrolux Group of Sweden, which since 1968 had been unaffiliated. The corporation that originally manufactured Electrolux vacuums has been known as Aerus since 2001. Are Electrolux vacuums made in China?The Swedish Electrolux has a global manufacturing footprint, and vacuum cleaners sold in the US today are manufactured in various countries, including China, Hungary, and the USA. |
