Hamza R.Verified
★★★★★
Picked up more from the rug in one pass than my old bagged unit did in three. Bin empties without making a cloud, which I was worried about.
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Six things that decide whether a vacuum gets used every week or left in the store room.
Full-power draw from the first pass to the last room.
Traps fine dust on the way out instead of recirculating it.
One socket covers an average bedroom and its hallway.
Empty the 2.5L bin into the bin. No consumables to reorder.
Carried up a flight of stairs one-handed.
Switches between tile, rug and carpet with a foot tap.
A vacuum earns its place by still pulling the same weight in year three. CycloneOne runs a sealed cyclonic chamber with no bag to clog and no felt filter to soften, so airflow stays where it started. The body is impact-moulded ABS, the wheels are rubber-shod, and the hose takes a full twist without kinking.
Most of what makes a room feel dusty is too fine to see going back into the air. The HEPA outlet filter sits after the cyclone stage and catches particles down to 0.3 microns — pollen, mite debris, pet dander — so the exhaust is cleaner than the room it came from. Rinse it under a tap, dry it fully, refit it.
HEPA Outlet Filter
A bagged vacuum loses airflow as the bag fills. This one doesn't have one. The 1800W motor feeds a cyclonic separator that keeps dust away from the filter face, so the pull you get on the last room is the pull you got on the first.
1800W Motor
Five metres of cord plus the hose and wand puts roughly seven metres of working radius around a single socket. That covers a standard bedroom, most lounges, and the stretch of hallway outside them without unplugging once.
5m Cord Reach
One Plug. Every Room. Total Cord Reach 5m.
Picked up more from the rug in one pass than my old bagged unit did in three. Bin empties without making a cloud, which I was worried about.
Two floors, one socket per floor. The cord genuinely reaches. Light enough that I carry it up the stairs without help.
Suction is excellent. It is louder than I expected at full power, so I drop it a step for late-evening cleaning. Filter rinses clean in a minute.
Two cats. The dander smell after vacuuming is gone, which I assume is the HEPA outlet doing its job.
Delivered in three days, COD, no issues. Would have liked a longer wand for ceilings but that is on me for not checking.
Third month in and the suction is unchanged. Bin is easy to empty. Wheels do not scuff wooden floors.
CycloneOne is a bagless canister vacuum built for households that clean weekly rather than occasionally. Air enters the cyclonic chamber, where centrifugal separation drops dust and debris into a 2.5L bin before the airstream ever reaches a filter face. Because nothing packs against a bag or a felt pad, the airflow you measure at the start of a clean is what you still have at the end of it. A HEPA filter sits on the outlet to catch what the cyclone missed.
| Rated power | 1800 W |
| Dust capacity | 2.5 L |
| Filtration | Cyclonic + washable HEPA outlet |
| Cord length | 5 m, auto rewind |
| Working radius | Approx. 7 m |
| Noise level | 78 dB at full power |
| Weight | 2.8 kg |
| Voltage | 220–240 V, 50 Hz |
| Colours | Violet, Cobalt, Graphite |
| Warranty | 1 year against manufacturing defects |
Rinse it under cold water every four to six weeks and let it air-dry fully — at least 24 hours — before refitting. Replace it roughly once a year, or sooner if the pleats stay grey after washing. A spare is in the box.
Manufacturing defects in the motor, switchgear and body, handled through the brand's local service network. Filters, hoses and nozzles are wear parts and are not covered, and physical damage or use on wet debris voids the claim.
78 dB at full power, which is comparable to a loud hairdryer. The handle dial drops it noticeably for hard floors and late-evening cleaning.
With the hose and telescopic wand you get roughly seven metres of working radius from the socket, which covers most bedrooms and lounges. For open-plan spaces over about 40 square metres you will move the plug once.
At 2.8 kg the canister carries one-handed by the top grip, and the hose is long enough to leave the unit at the foot of the stairs while you work the treads.