Wertheim Dog and Cat W2500

We have short hair working dogs who lose hair constantly. This vacuum is so quick and easy to use. Great suction to pick up everything and it’s high speed suction makes it super quick to do so on tiles/carpet and timber floor and I don’t need to repeat vacuum/mop all the time. The variety of heads are also super useful for different surfaces.

This is the first time I have ever spent any real money on a vacuum cleaner and I'm so disappointed. I have to sweep before I vacuum or it clogs. It clogs all the time and won't suck. I should have stuck to my cheap Bunnings vacuum. I spend more time unclogging it than actually vacuuming.

Purchased this after my previous vaccum stopped working. Very happy with it great suction and all only downside is its abit heavy but ither that that very good.
I liked that it comes with interchangeable heads for different flooring type, was good for me as my house has every type of floor

If your wanting a vacuum that will blow you away, spend more money. This vacuum is cheap enough for everyday use that gets the job done, but expensive enough to be worth the money. Pros its light with decent suction. Cons the turbo head leaves a bit to be desired.

The salesman at Godfreys told me it was great value and i wouldn't be disappointed. The machine just doesn't do the job. An example of its lacklustre performance is when you are trying to pick up lint on flat carpet. It doesn't have enough suction to remove it. You always have to remove the head and place the pipe over it. The cord is not very long and we have to use an extension lead to operate the unit. I will have to count my losses and buy another. It wont be from Godfreys.
Don't buy this unit.

1 year ago bought my first new vacuum cleaner in more than 30 yrs.. (prev was Electrolux). Was impressed with performance and so light weight. Bagless is a bonus and able to see what one is picking up. Has options for carpet or hard floor, tho am able to use one tool for both. Lots of accessories, more than I need in a small place, and machine itself is excellent - suction superb. Reasonably quiet.
Bought from Godfrey's as was convenient to me and was very pleasant experience - also thought right place to go as specialist in vacuum cleaners. Huge range and almost overwhelmed for choice!! Notice that this model now discontinued, so hope spares ( if needed) will be available later.

Hello to those people who have bought w2500 dog & cat. It came with 3 different heads one for carpet and tiled floors and another head that is small enough to get into small places. Requires emptying frequently. Has a 2500 watt motor does a great cleaning job. But vacuum has quite a few places on vacuum to clean. I paid $99 it's been discontinued.

This is a absolute disaster. They should be ashamed of themselves, selling non-sense peice of craps like this; w2500. Suction is terrible. I dont know what to do with this now. Godfrey's sales guy said this is the best buy for 350 bucks. I will not buy anything from shop. Ever again.

This vaccum is so badly manufactured that I literally have no idea what to write about this terrible vaccum cleaner. Hair gets caught and it's noisy, the cleaner brake on you, and they cord is so short that I barely can get out of one room with this thing. Heaps of maintenance. $450 down the drain. Might as well as get a cheap $50 homebrand one, at least it does the job.

This is the best vacuum if you have pets that shed hair and it can be stubborn to get out of rugs and carpet, but this vacuum is fantastic at doing that and it maneuvers well especially if you have sore hands and suffer with arthritis. My mum loves it and she has had one for 3 years and never had a problem.

I read some reviews and it sounded like a good little vacuum cleaner. Light and easy to use. But I have 2 cats, one long-haired. I need to vacuum almost daily. Now I have to manually pick up cat hair as I vacuum, which is pretty silly considering this specifies it is for Dog and Cat Hair. Before this, I had a Miele for 15 years which did a pretty good job. Should have stuck with a Miele.