10 Best Bagless Vacuum Cleaners UK 2024 | Shark, Dyson and More

Last, but certainly not least, the Blizzard CX1. Miele held back in releasing a bagless model a fair bit longer than other brands, but fortunately, it was worth the wait. With this, you will undoubtedly gain clean floors of any surface thanks to its strong suction power. There's even a power dial in case you don't need the full whack.

Additionally, it also has a clever dust separating system that houses the finer particles separately from the larger ones. This means upon emptying, there are no dust clouds at all, making this machine ultra hygienic and mess-free. For these reasons and more, this Miele takes our number 1 spot! 

If your home has a hairy inhabitant then this super powerful (the highest on our list, actually) offering from Shark could be the way to go. Not only does it have big power, but it comes with a pet brush attachment that should easily pull up those moulted hairs from your pooch. 

This innovative gizmo can also flip from upright to cylinder or even a handheld vacuum in an instant. This makes it particularly useful when it comes to places such as the stairs or when you want to give the top of the curtains a quick blast. An indicator of when you need to empty the dust compartment finishes off its specs nicely. 

As you can probably guess, the V10 is the model released by Dyson before the V11. And while it loses some power, we think the 150 AW still has enough oomph to tackle most people's abodes. It has the same dust capacity, the same attachments and is a little bit lighter, all for £100 less. 

Depending on your settings it can work hard for 60 minutes, as Dyson claim that the suction does not diminish no matter how close you are to the end of its battery life. The machine is also certified asthma and allergen-friendly, thanks to the filtration system that pumps strictly clean air back into your home. 

This beast was created for deep cleaning the whole house with the minimum of effort. The cyclonic filtration system breaks down dust particles, ensuring you won't end up with nasty clogs draining on suction power.

It's large capacity means you don't have to worry about emptying too often, but when you do it's a one-click dumping mechanism makes the job a breeze. Due to the dual-oriented design, this machine can be stored both vertically and horizontally, meaning it can be tucked away into any cupboard without risk of damage. 

If you're looking for a top-of-the-line bagless vacuum that's also cordless, look no further. This is the most powerful of any cordless vacuum and could easily replace a traditional model in most homes. It has a run time of up to 60 minutes, which is conveniently displayed on an LCD screen, so if it's going to run out at least you know about it. 

It also has the largest capacity of any bagless stick too, 0.76 L to be exact. And for added convenience, it splits into a handheld, which is particularly useful for zapping a few hard-to-reach spots. Yes, it's a little expensive, but sometimes you get what you pay for. 

The first point to note about this vacuum is that considering it's an upright, it's particularly agile. This is thanks to it's swivelling, low-profile floor nozzle which will effortlessly glide around your home. Plus, it's great not just for homes with pets, but also allergy suffers as it has a filter in the bin section to trap any pesky particles. 

All the attachments are found conveniently onboard so there is no risk of them being lost, and an easy-empty bin sets it apart from most bagless uprights. As the name suggests, its USP is the extra-long reach of up to 15 metres, so it might even reach the car! 

Always wanted a handheld hoover but could never justify buying one outright? Here's your chance, as this nifty little guy is a 2-in-1. It's capable of running up to 35 minutes and has two different speed settings as well as being lightweight and easy to manoeuvre. 

Again it does have a small capacity, though this does make it a breeze to empty without dust flying everywhere. It's affordable too, but if you're going to be using your vacuum a lot on particularly dusty or heavy terrain, then there's probably a better option for you. 

This machine has a massive 700 W of power, as well as plenty of room in the dust tank for a couple of cleaning sessions (depending on the size of your house). Add a turbo brush attachment to the monster power and there's nothing this appliance won't be able to snaffle up. 

There's also an automatic rewind mechanism, which should save you time once you've finished. The only downside? The wand is particularly short with even reviewers as short as 5 ft 5" noting difficulties, which could be great for smaller folk but perhaps not ideal if you're on the taller side. 

This appliance has bristles that dig deep in both carpets and hard floor crevices to rid your home of dust or other allergens. It's also super easy to manoeuvre for an upright, thanks to its 360-degree ball.

It has a more-than-respectable 1.2 L bagless capacity which is easily emptied thanks to the one-click bin system: simply position it over and let it fall. Some users with larger homes may be concerned by its lower power though, although this does make it 40% quieter than most models. 

Finally, this cordless stick number from Bissel, which is capable of catching and cleaning most of those tough spots, in large thanks to its tangle-free brush roll and ability to lie flat, allowing it to get right under the furniture. 

Furthermore, it even has LED lights that help you see what you're doing in darker areas. We do have some qualms though, firstly it has a rather low dust capacity, and secondly, you can get 50 minutes out of it, but only if it's on low power mode.