Since Morphy Richards, and Dyson moved their factories to Asia,.
At its core, the VC7020 is a corded vacuum cleaner with a bagless design and 700W motor (which can reach 800W if required.)It has a 2.5 litre capacity, which is bigger than many other bagless options, and an extendable cleaning wand to provide greater reach.. One of the advantages of the VC7020 is its lightweight design.
The VC7020 weighs 4.6kg, which is relatively light for a corded cylinder vacuum.For comparison, the Miele Compact C2 Cat & Dog weighs 6kg, and the Hoover Enigma (a close competitor in terms of price) weighs 4.9kg..In terms of manoeuvrability, we don’t think the Duronic’s body can match the top cylinder vacuums though.
The two large wheels at the back are fixed, so the steering only comes from a single front caster wheel.Of course, this is less of an issue for a cylinder vacuum, as the floorhead is what you’ll be manoeuvring around furniture and other items..
Speaking of moving around the home, there are two carry handles included with the Duronic, which help when carrying upstairs.
Duronic has also included clips for storing the hose.. A complaint we have about the VC7020 is the short 5 metre power cord, which is one the shortest we’ve reviewed.As with all aspects of the Shark AZ910UKT, emptying dirt is straightforward and intuitive.
There’s a “MAX” line to show when it’s full, then you detach the dust cup and open the trap door over a bin..This simplicity is important, as the powerful suction, combined with the small capacity, means you have to empty it often..
The shape of the canister means clumps don’t tend to get caught, but, when they do, you need to pull them out by hand.It’s a shame there isn’t a hygienic collar system to eject the dirt, as there is with some Dyson models.. VIEW PRICE.