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They are exactly the same product - just different color and from different vendors - so there is no difference in power, suction or whatever.

The specs are the same too!

@@Qnexion pretty shady considering the aeroswift is normally $169.00

@@Jessdickey11 Nobody pays MSRP's - products are always on sale and there may be variations of the SAME product. I forget which now but one of them also claimed to pick up pet hairs... it was more $$$. I only compared the two like models and not with anything outside the parameters of the specs that were the same. Nothin' shady here!

@@Jessdickey11 btw... that Walmart special version doesn't seem to be around any more. They probably ordered a special deal and when it was sold out... that was the end of it. You snooze, you looze.

The way the unit is designed (cyclonic action) the debris is kept away from the filter itself except for the flow of air and any fine particulate. The dust & dirt & hairs seem to be forced against the inside wall of the removable see-through canister. I've only had to use a moist wet towel to wipe & clean the canister. The filter is lightly brushed with a soft bristle brush under warm water when it gets really dirty, otherwise, I've just used a low pressure aircan or hair dryer (on cool setting) to blow out any dust & dirt. Let everything air dry, or blow dry, before reassembling. I never used another vaccum to clean the filter although that sounds like a good idea. I have a shop vac I will try one day if the need arises.

Not sure what the question is, but the filter is the same for both machines.

Thanks for showing us they are the same. Is one a newer built? We are looking for a vacuum now and so far your video has changed my mind. But, how long will the cheaper ones last when picking up dog hair?

@@Isurvived4 I have no pets so can't comment regarding pet hairs, although I've seen vacuums that specify "pet hairs"... so maybe you should stick with a purchase specifically for pet hairs. What I do know, is that I'm surprised at the grunge this vaccum does pickup, matted fibers, dust, small debris, etc. and not that the cyclonic action forces everything I pickup against the outside wall of the canister.. away from the filter - not that the filter is always clean, but that it's certainly seems to be a lot cleaner with the cyclonic action feature. As far as pricing goes, I believe the Walmart purchase was a Limited Edition so I don't expect it will stay in their inventory continually. But, there maybe another version of it at a comparative price. The point I made in the video is that Bissell appears to have just placed two different product labels on the same product, which, for me, had been a great purchase.

@@Isurvived4 It is a Bissell... so it has a good name going for it. If it's a cheap vaccuum, then it's a good cheap vaccuum and as with anything, it will last as long as you take care of it. Nothing made today will last like stuff made back in the 50's and 60's when everyone built quality to last. Obsolete and planning timed failure rates weren't even thought of then. But I'm sure you can find really good ALMOST equitable products today, like MAYBE the Dyson line, but do you really have the scratch to afford those prices? I certainly don't and here's the thing: even if I did, would I really spend the extra money? Buy right and save and you will always have cash in your pocket.

Sorry for the delay in answering... the filter is a two piece filter. A plastic micron filter housing with a removable plastic & stainless steel mesh cyclinder that fits over the housing. The part is #2888X051, but another reason I bought this is because the filter can be repeatedly cleaned and reused. Unless you lose or somehow damage it, it doesn't need replacing.

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??? What kind of question is this and who are you asking??? Makes zero sense!!!