Compared set
Only 4 of 36 models checked match every need here: “I do not want to buy dust bags” and “Pet hair collects in my rugs”.
4 matching models from 36 checkedBest for this need
Our pick

Choose Miele Boost CX1 Cat & Dog when cupboard floor space matters and you need a turbo brush for suitable rugs. Its body rectangle is about 30% smaller than Blizzard CX1’s, but its one-liter bin holds half as much. Choose Blizzard CX1 Turbo Team when bin capacity and a separate parquet brush matter more than that size difference.
Compare compact body size with bin capacity and rug tools. Find the trade-off that matters in a small apartment with dry pet hair and limited storage.
What the facts say
Useful conclusions from the current canister vacuums comparison, followed by the checked facts used to reach them.
Only 4 of 36 models checked match every need here: “I do not want to buy dust bags” and “Pet hair collects in my rugs”.
4 matching models from 36 checkedMatch countThe count uses the current product-to-need assignments for “I do not want to buy dust bags” and “Pet hair collects in my rugs”. A need with no documented match does not count.
| Product | Needs matched | Checked facts | Source records |
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| Miele Boost CX1 Cat & Dog |
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| Miele Blizzard CX1 Turbo Team |
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| Eureka NEN180 Bagless Canister |
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What matters in practice
Measure the stored body, then allow extra room for the hose, wand and floorhead.
Boost measures 400 by 280 mm across the body, versus 515 by 310 mm for Blizzard. Multiplying those dimensions gives rectangles of 0.112 and 0.15965 square meters. Boost’s rectangle is about 30% smaller. This is a useful cupboard-floor comparison, rather than a claim about total stored volume or maneuverability.
Both Boost variants have a one-liter cup, while the Blizzard models hold two liters. That doubles nominal volume, but it cannot predict twice the cleaning time. Loose fur occupies space differently from sand or fine dust, and the maximum-fill line and filter care still control when you must stop.
Boost Cat & Dog supplies the floor turbo brush, but no hand turbo brush. If the pet sleeps on a fabric sofa, add the correct compatible tool to your buying checklist or choose a complete package such as Blizzard Cat & Dog. A small home does not make a floorhead suitable for every upholstered surface.
3 options

Miele, 11735550
The compact Boost body gains an air turbo floor brush and HEPA filter. It fits a small home with short-pile pet rugs if frequent bin emptying is an acceptable trade-off.
Winner whenLimited storage plus short-pile pet rugs
The small 1 L bin leaves less room for a heavy dry debris load between emptying stops.

Miele, 10829400
Combines a 2 L bin, HEPA filter and air turbo floor brush. It suits hard floors and short-pile rugs when avoiding replacement bags matters more than keeping the body compact.
Choose instead whenYou can store the larger body and want a two-liter bin plus a separate parquet brush for hard-floor rooms.
The floor brush relies on airflow and lacks electric drive or carpet-height adjustment.

Eureka, NEN180
A suction-only canister with a reusable dust cup and sealed HEPA filtration. It fits hard floors and modest rug cleaning when buying replacement bags is the chore you want to avoid.
Choose instead whenYou mainly vacuum hard floors and want a two-liter cup with documented sealed HEPA filtration, without needing a rotating rug brush.
No electric carpet head. Confirm the small pet-tool package.
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Our pick for this need

400 by 280 mm documented body dimensions
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You can store the larger body and want a two-liter bin plus a separate parquet brush for hard-floor rooms.
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