This must be done via Philips itself, but it is possible. Enclosed is the corresponding link with all the info. :)
https://www.philips.ch/c-w/aktionen/GZG.html
The number displayed is the charge level in percent. If it says 30, it has not charged.
The charging process can be recognised by the fact that the number flashes very slowly.
If by suspension you mean the charging station for mounting on the wall, that is often a bit difficult with this type of battery hoover. I briefly looked at the manuals for both and no, both use a completely different charging system. There are manufacturers who always use the same concept for charging. For example, the Roidmi battery hoovers have a small round magnetic wall mount, from model S2 even with magnet and charging. The Xiaomi and Dreame battery hoovers come with identical wall charging stations that can even charge a second battery at the same time. Currently, the best battery hoover device in terms of price and performance would be the Xiaomi G10, which is available for about 260 Swiss francs. Maybe that is also an alternative? Because of the similarities between the two models, there would at least be a guarantee that the next generation, whether Dreame or Xiaomi, would use the same charging system.
Hello Marco,
Thank you for your question. How nice that you are interested in a SpeedPro Max. The two models FC6826/01 and XC7041/01 differ in colour. You can find a detailed product comparison under the following link: https://www.philips.ch/etc/philips/b2c/compareproducts.html?locale=de_CH&catalog=CONSUMER&ctn=XC7041/01,FC6826/01.
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The vacuum cleaner comes with the large "360-degree" suction nozzle and a second, smaller nozzle. Both have a rotating brush. The "360-degree" suction nozzle vacuums dog hair away very well on smooth floors (parquet, stone, etc.). The smaller nozzle works well on carpets that are not too long-pile or on a sheet (i.e. on textile surfaces) and sucks up pet hair well there too. However, if the hairs are very long (rather long human hairs, pet hairs from a Labrador or Husky are probably and fortunately too short), they wrap around the rotating brush and have to be removed regularly.
All in all, I find the hoover great for removing pet hair.
However, it has to be said that the battery is empty after about 20 minutes on the "Turbo" level and has to be recharged.
