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Philips PowerPro Expert FC9729/09R1 vacuum vs Philips PowerPro Expert FC9741/09R1 vacuum

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  • 60specifications compared
  • 5differ
  • 55identical
  • 1known for one product only

Key differences

Product colour: Red on the Philips PowerPro Expert FC9729/09R1 vacuum, Black on the Philips PowerPro Expert FC9741/09R1 vacuum. Colour name: Monza Red on the Philips PowerPro Expert FC9729/09R1 vacuum, Deep black on the Philips PowerPro Expert FC9741/09R1 vacuum. Tube coupling: ActiveLock on the Philips PowerPro Expert FC9729/09R1 vacuum, SmartLock on the Philips PowerPro Expert FC9741/09R1 vacuum. Special nozzle: TriActive nozzle on the Philips PowerPro Expert FC9729/09R1 vacuum, TriActive+ nozzle on the Philips PowerPro Expert FC9741/09R1 vacuum. Standard nozzle: TriActive nozzle on the Philips PowerPro Expert FC9729/09R1 vacuum, TriActive+ nozzle on the Philips PowerPro Expert FC9741/09R1 vacuum.

  • Product colour
    • PowerPro Expert FC9729/09R1 vacuum:Red
    • PowerPro Expert FC9741/09R1 vacuum:Black
  • Colour name
    • PowerPro Expert FC9729/09R1 vacuum:Monza Red
    • PowerPro Expert FC9741/09R1 vacuum:Deep black
  • Tube coupling
    • PowerPro Expert FC9729/09R1 vacuum:ActiveLock
    • PowerPro Expert FC9741/09R1 vacuum:SmartLock
  • Special nozzle
    • PowerPro Expert FC9729/09R1 vacuum:TriActive nozzle
    • PowerPro Expert FC9741/09R1 vacuum:TriActive+ nozzle
  • Standard nozzle
    • PowerPro Expert FC9729/09R1 vacuum:TriActive nozzle
    • PowerPro Expert FC9741/09R1 vacuum:TriActive+ nozzle

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Comparison of FC9729/09R1, FC9741/09R1
61 specifications
Design3 differ
Product colourDiffersRedBlack
Colour nameDiffersMonza RedDeep black
Tube couplingDiffersActiveLockSmartLock
Packaging content1 differ
Number of nozzlesKnown for one3Unknown — not stated by the source
Special nozzleDiffersTriActive nozzleTriActive+ nozzle
Other features1 differ
Standard nozzleDiffersTriActive nozzleTriActive+ nozzle

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