In the eye of the hurricane

For larger purchases I search for hours to find a suitable device. This time the vacuum cleaner had to believe it. Conveniently it should be, yet can suck me also the volume was important because I live in a very poorly sound-proofed house and therefore know how it is to be able to identify each neighbor during housecleaning.
Here my first impression so far:

Package:
The package was about one third larger than the vacuum cleaner itself, also still in original packaging, which I personally find not regulated grade optimal if any value and content of the commodity be seen from the packaging, even if it comes along nicely.
After unpacking we noticed the smell of industry first. He is not so penetrating that nausea occurs and for me is not so bad, because the nose very quickly get used to it and the smell disappears quickly, but noted I wanted to have it. In the box the vacuum cleaner itself, the associated telescoping rod, hose and standard attachment, and a bag was found with two extra essays. The Equ Turbo Silence acts in reality some pretty as the picture and can therefore be seen well.

First test:
The cable length has been assembled only once tested. According to tests of various pages of the operating range is approximately 8.5 meters. I've had enough of the completely and was totally satisfied with the coverage. Immediately upon turning you realize how the Equ Turbo Silence gently until it starts shortly after reaching its operating volume. This is set by the manufacturer at 76 dB, but apparently undercut in several independent tests. From my experience I can only say that he has a pleasant operating volume, as they are not used to of commercial vacuum cleaners, so I must not be ashamed to bother my neighbors a few floors higher with suction noise. Clearly one can not but whisper expect fear of JetStart here you do not have to de Equ. Rear lights a green light that indicates the operating and also harmonizes beautifully with the design. For suction, I can only say that I could not notice any problems. As soon as he turned sucks greedily after all it comes before the tube. The dust circulates inside like a hurricane and with the low volume of the teat might assume in the eye of a hurricane to are, of course, purely metaphorical. The suction can be regulated via the plastic end of the hose by opening an air device with a plastic flap. Without the door to open, sucking the Equ with such a power that he has swallowed me a smooth button, because I have this suction not expected. One way to regulate the engine output even in the form of levels does not exist and thus the volume can not be further reduced, which in my opinion, not necessary. The telescopic pole can be adjusted as required and thus it is possible relatively easy to get anywhere. On smooth surface the standard essay rolls sometimes evitably on smooth floors, but not so that it interferes, but you notice it if care is taken. The Equ itself rolls slightly afterwards and is also so light that you can take him time for higher ground points in the hand.
As generally Bagless vacuum cleaners, also the Equ has the problem with the dust vortex when empty. So you are forced to empty the container gently to the waste container and to ensure that no dust escapes. For me it has also easy empty dust at the opening set after I emptied it.
Since the Equ has large sturdy acting keys, it is easy to operate by foot. Only the cable alone would fully extended, a small grade orientation to feed automatically for me by pushing a button.
The holder for the standard attachment I find something nonsensical in bagless vacuum cleaners, because I have chosen because of the compactness of the unit. But if the standard attachment is in the assembled state, then forms the hose with telescopic bar a wide berth to the nipple, which eats up unnecessary space.

Conclusion:
So far I am very satisfied as far as the Dirt Devil EQU Turbo Silence. The price-performance ratio is just right when you consider that no further costs arise from bag and he is current technical sparingly. For its price range it is surprisingly quiet when you are considering the other vacuum cleaners with this volume level not less than 100 to have. Those who expect miracles must of course also spend more, a dishwasher Noise-bidders you get up until around 200 and then not even bagless.

Note:
There is a successor model that somewhat differs in the equipment, otherwise there is the same power as in this model:
The Dirt Devil Infinity Equ Silence is about 5 more expensive to buy at discount stores, offering a Wessel floor nozzle RD 296 and a hygienic exhaust filter, also has this 0.5l collection capacity and 1.5m radius more. More details about this must be read by the manufacturer. For me, not a transition criterion, but who needs it, now knows about it.