Hoover has cut the price of its most powerful cordless vacuum cleaner, the HF6 Pet TurboSense, by £200, bringing it down to £129.99 for Daily Express readers. The cleaner, usually priced at £329.99, is now £199.99, with an extra £70 discount available using the code REACHX70-HF6 at checkout.
Features and Design
Built for homes with pets, the HF6 Pet TurboSense has the longest run time of any Hoover cordless vacuum, lasting up to 100 minutes. It comes with a motorised pet tool attachment designed to lift stubborn dog and cat fur from upholstery and other surfaces.
The vacuum works on both carpets and hard floors, using sensors to detect the surface type and adjust power automatically. It features front and back suction nozzles, allowing cleaning in both forward and backward motions, and has a self-standing design for convenience.
Accessories and Reviews
Additional accessories include a two-in-one dusting brush tool for fabrics and a crevice tool for hard-to-reach areas. The vacuum can also be transformed into a handheld model.
Shoppers have praised the cleaner in reviews. One five-star reviewer said: "Very light, no changing pieces to go from hard floor to carpet. Couldn’t believe how much it picked up compared to my old cleaner." Another commented: "On first use, I was genuinely shocked at how much dirt it pulled up from the carpet - it left a visible clean stripe in certain areas."
A third reviewer noted: "As a Golden Retriever owner, finding a vacuum cleaner that effectively tackles pet hair has always been a challenge, but this model does a really good job. The motorised pet tool works wonders on my sofa and cushions, effortlessly picking up dog hair without any hassle."
Comparison and Criticisms
The Hoover is also available on Amazon for £180.69. For comparison, Dyson's cheapest cordless models, the V8 Cyclone and Cyclone V10 Total Clean, are both priced at £319.99, while Shark's most budget-friendly cordless stick vacuum is reduced from £229.99 to £170.
Some reviewers noted drawbacks. One said: "I only wish the pet brush was bigger and a more mobile/twisting neck on it as it isn't the easiest to manoeuvre in small spaces." Another added: "I found changing the attachments a bit fiddly. The buttons to loosen the attachments seem small and less accessible than my experience with other vacuum cleaners."
