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Miele Triflex HX2 Pro review

Three-in-one configuration, two swappable batteries and a lifetime HEPA filter for allergy homes.

8.6
BVC LAB SCORE
Out of 10 · Independently Measured
Score Breakdown (5 metrics)
Hardwood / Floors 9.6
Pet Hair / Carpet 9.0
Navigation & Edges 8.8
App & Controls 4.0
Value Ratio 7.4

Our verdict. The stick for people who value build quality and filtration over gadgets. Not "smart" in the sensor sense, but the most durable cordless we have tested.

$799 $999
Check price · $799

Street price at testing. Commission never affects scores.

Key specifications

SuctionNot published
Runtime120 min
Battery2,500 mAh
NavigationManual
Obstacle avoidanceNone (manual)
DockNone
Bin500 ml
Noise76 dB(A)
Weight3.7 kg
Smart homeNone

Pros

  • Two batteries = 120 minutes total
  • Power unit moves to the floor for upright-style comfort
  • Sealed HEPA system, German build quality

Cons

  • No dust sensing or auto mode
  • Expensive for the feature set

Performance

Electrobrush pulled 95% embedded pet hair from medium-pile carpet; hardwood pickup 99%.

Test results

Miele Triflex HX2 Pro lab test results
TestResult
Carpet embedded pet hair95%
Hardwood debris pickup99%
Runtime, both batteries118 min

Laboratory Score Breakdown

8.6
BVC LAB SCORE
Out of 10 · Independently Measured
Score Breakdown (5 metrics)
Hardwood / Floors 9.6
Pet Hair / Carpet 9.0
Navigation & Edges 8.8
App & Controls 4.0
Value Ratio 7.4
Should you buy the Miele Triflex HX2 Pro? Not "smart" in the sensor sense, but the most durable cordless we have tested. Check price · $799