Product comparison · 2 vacuums

Bissell 1665 vacuum Cylinder vacuum Dry Bagless vs Bissell 1668 vacuum Cylinder vacuum Dry Dust bag

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  • 21specifications compared
  • 11differ
  • 10identical
  • 1known for one product only

Key differences

  • Dust container type
    • 1665 vacuum Cylinder vacuum Dry Bagless:Bagless
    • 1668 vacuum Cylinder vacuum Dry Dust bag:Dust bag
  • Tube type
    • 1665 vacuum Cylinder vacuum Dry Bagless:Flexible
    • 1668 vacuum Cylinder vacuum Dry Dust bag:Telescopic
  • Hose length
    • 1665 vacuum Cylinder vacuum Dry Bagless:1.4 m
    • 1668 vacuum Cylinder vacuum Dry Dust bag:1.8 m
  • Dirt separating method
    • 1665 vacuum Cylinder vacuum Dry Bagless:Cyclonic
    • 1668 vacuum Cylinder vacuum Dry Dust bag:Filtering
  • Air filtration stages quantity
    • 1665 vacuum Cylinder vacuum Dry Bagless:3
    • 1668 vacuum Cylinder vacuum Dry Dust bag:2
  • Cord length
    • 1665 vacuum Cylinder vacuum Dry Bagless:4.5 m
    • 1668 vacuum Cylinder vacuum Dry Dust bag:5.1 m
  • Dust container full indicator
    • 1665 vacuum Cylinder vacuum Dry Bagless:No
    • 1668 vacuum Cylinder vacuum Dry Dust bag:Yes
  • Weight
    • 1665 vacuum Cylinder vacuum Dry Bagless:4.54 kg
    • 1668 vacuum Cylinder vacuum Dry Dust bag:3.63 kg

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Comparison of 1665, 1668
22 specifications
Design3 differ
Dust container typeDiffersBaglessDust bag
Tube typeDiffersFlexibleTelescopic
Hose lengthDiffers1.4 m1.8 m
Performance3 differ
Vacuum air filteringKnown for oneAir-cleanUnknown — not stated by the source
Dirt separating methodDiffersCyclonicFiltering
Air filtration stages quantityDiffers32
Cleaning surfacesDiffersCarpet, Hard floor, Stair stepsBare floor, Carpet, Stair steps, Upholstery
Ergonomics2 differ
Cord lengthDiffers4.5 m5.1 m
Dust container full indicatorDiffersNoYes
Weight & dimensions1 differ
WeightDiffers4.54 kg3.63 kg
Packaging content1 differ
Floor nozzle cleaning widthDiffers25.6 cm26.2 cm
Other features1 differ
Dust capacity dryDiffers2 L2.5 L

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