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For those who loved their X1, transitioning to the XP10 will feel like meeting an old friend.The design is practically unchanged – the XP10 retains the self-levelling action, brush roll, hose, removable wand, and even the same handle as the X1.
This makes it an ideal upgrade for long-time users..While the Sebo X7 series features a high-gloss finish, which looks modern but is more prone to scratches, the XP10 has a more practical two-tone grey matt finish like your old X1.This durable finish is perfect for handling scuffs and wear, making it particularly suitable for heavy use.
Additionally, Sebo has maintained the build quality we’ve come to expect, with both models boasting strong, durable cases that can withstand the test of time.. Commercial Roots, Domestic Appeal.One key difference is that the XP10 is part of Sebo’s commercial range.
Unlike domestic models, such as the X7, which are available in high-street retailers like John Lewis and Euronics (but cheaper from us, naturally), the XP10 is harder to find and is typically sold through specialist outlets like us that sell both domestic and commercial Sebos.
Commercial machines like the XP10 are designed for robustness and frequent use, which means they can stand up to tougher conditions than the average domestic vacuum cleaner.... Here’s a typical review:.
My 16 year old Sebo X4 was becoming hard to push on carpets.Resigned to spending £350 on a new one.
Came across your Sebo website, read about brush replacement and ordered a new brush.Fitted in two minutes – didn’t even need a screwdriver.
(Editor: Portable Pet Trackers)