Vacuum cleaner brands

What this page is for

If you already have a manufacturer in mind — because you've owned one of their machines before, or their range has caught your eye — this page is the quickest way to see everything that brand makes. Rather than filtering by vacuum type or cleaning need, each card below links straight to a brand's own page, where every model we track from that manufacturer is listed together with its specs and current price.

This page doesn't rank brands against each other, and it isn't a "best vacuum cleaner brand" verdict. It's an index: pick a name, and you'll land on that brand's dedicated listing.

How this list of vacuum cleaner brands is put together

The brand pages linked from here are generated automatically from our product database, which currently tracks 273 vacuum cleaners from 26 vacuum cleaner manufacturers sold in the UK, priced from £61 to £1,599. That roster spans mainstream and budget retail names such as Vax, Hoover, Bissell, AEG, Electrolux, Bosch, Rowenta, Karcher and Philips; premium and cordless specialists including Dyson, Miele, SEBO and Shark; dedicated robot-vacuum brands like Roborock, iRobot, Ecovacs, eufy, Tineco, Xiaomi, Dreame, Samsung and Gtech; and Henry/Numatic, the classic British commercial-style cylinder range.

Specs and prices come from manufacturer data sheets and UK retailer feed data — we don't run our own lab testing, so a brand's page reflects published specifications and current market pricing rather than hands-on impressions.

Why some brands have more than one page

A couple of manufacturers are split into more than one page because their range doesn't fit neatly into a single product type. Vax, for example, has both a main brand page and a narrower cordless-only page (/vax/cordless/), and Miele similarly has a main page alongside a cylinder-specific one (/miele/cylinder/). If you're looking for a particular Vax or Miele product line, check both entries for that brand.

Comparing two or more brands directly

Browsing a single brand's page is useful once you know roughly who you want to buy from, but it won't show you a side-by-side view against a rival manufacturer. For that, two other parts of the site are more suited to the job. /top-comparisons/ hosts named brand-vs-brand articles — Dyson vs Shark, Roborock vs iRobot, Miele vs SEBO and Shark vs Bissell among them — for readers deciding between two specific manufacturers. /compare/ is the full, unfiltered catalogue with interactive filters, including a brand filter, if you'd rather build your own shortlist across multiple manufacturers at once.

Not sure which brand you want yet?

If you're not attached to a particular manufacturer, browsing by brand may not be the fastest route to a decision. The homepage offers a curated best-of and decision-guide starting point, and /vacuum-cleaners/ lets you browse by vacuum type or cleaning need instead — corded, cordless, robot, or pet-hair-focused, for instance — which can narrow things down faster than working through 26 brands one at a time.