Philips SpeedPro Max Aqua : Multi-functional Vacuum Mop For Multitaskers

Who wouldn’t want to save time from doing housework and spend the time doing what they love?
A mop and vacuum combo definitely saves time around the house, and here are five reasons why the Philips SpeedPro Max Aqua should be an indispensable part of your cleaning routine.
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Video Editor - Niki

[@georgetheodoropoulos7995]

The suction on this vacuum is impressive🌼 quite strong. I am fully pleased with this piece of equipment...this beats sweeping!

[@awesome121213]

*I absolutely love this thing for cleaning all flooring surfaces **MyBest.Tools** even does a great job on throw rugs. Highly recommend! Cuts cleaning time in half!*

[@homeprincess7093]

In kuwait how can i buy some parts? Because some parts are missing maybe i throw it when im cleaning it..especially the filter ang the round thing inside..( beside the filter)

[@AgusRiady]

How is it compared to vacuums from Roidmi, Dreame or Xiaomi? Can you make comparison video?

[@MatheusLozano]

"You wouldn't be cleaning anything that weights up to six kg". Nephew, where are you?! hahahahha

[@killerhawk9704]

This is going to be my favourite

[@davechuasoup]

Seriously under rated vacuum. More impressive than the suction is the cyclone bin which separates dust from air and makes emptying so much easier. Barely any particles ever make it to the second chamber. My family has had many vacuum cleaners including a Dyson and the worst part of using one is always picking crud out of the dust chamber. I only have the 18v version but even still its suction power is nothing to scoff at. Keeps up with the other 25.6v cleaners around my house easily. Wish this model was more popular so more people would design 3d printed mods for it

[@srinivasatipamula]

hi is this product available in India if available please provide details of the vendor as i am tried in official website of Philips

[@stellamadueke4491]

How do I get it in Nigeria?

[@VikasThakur1_]

Is it available in India ?

[@xn15425]

Omg 😱 powerful 🤩

[@nasreenansar1118]

Where can we buy in india

[@jagdishcnarula7476]

what is the price and where to get? i am stationed in Bangalore

[@ultraali453]

that was awesome

[@sarahanaf92]

Is it 6901 or 6904??

[@farhahdaut3208]

What is the model no?

[@dierenfilmpjes5136]

Fantastic

[@RohaizanKhamis]

Philips SpeedPro Max Aqua..brilliant!

[@priyatoshdatta7733]

I want to get one Philips speed promax aqua, in Bangladesh, Dhaka, share me price, and location where from i can get it.

[@sindhugehlot8638]

When are you guys going to launch this in India??

[@edster9743]

"The suction action" shown here, I think can be achieved by any vacuum cleaner with that funnel applied. I am not saying this device does not suck as hard as they are advertising here though :D.

[@post4senthilkumar]

Price please

[@renublaggan448]

Nice product, please tell me the prize

[@001vgupta]

Poweful way of presentation.

[@papa-dt1cv]

Hope someone can do a video : How to adding external portable battery on speedpro, lasting 》》130mins😊😊

[@02121978able]

Prise in India🇮🇳??

[@pufarinu]

is this better than a Dyson?

[@jhasbullah]

Can’t really compare with Dyson as Dyson vacuum doesn’t have other features like mopping But in terms of suction power and sound, would say Dyson have the advantages

[@aladdinmohamedlip9691]

Important info missing! Must tell whether the battrey is detachable or replaceable.

[@SHA-MIM1910]

If it's detachable then of course it's replaceable and if it's replaceable then obviously it's detachable.

[@nopelandfill]

@@SHA-MIM1910 it can be replaceable, just not "user replaceable", this means a power user can replace it, but has to order the part, disassemble it and repair it himself, if its detachable, that means all the user has to do is buy another battery and simply change it

[@nopelandfill]

@@SHA-MIM1910 from my own experience, philips batteries are soldered inside the vacuum, this means once the batteries die, the vacuum becomes useless!

[@nopelandfill]

@@SHA-MIM1910 unless you're willing to buy these kinds of batteries and solder them yourself, then yes you can repair it, but I'm lazy, and it also requires some tools that I don't have, so the total cost for all of this plus the time exceeds the cost of the vacuum itself when I bought it used, so I just bought a new one lol

[@aamikkalinin6385]

Why philips is so underrated? A lot cheaper and powerful than dyson

[@thobiex]

Actually, most of Dysons models, such as the V11 absolute extra is cheaper than this. The new V15 detect is a little bit more expensive though.

[@ardanormm7490]

Can it remove pet hair @Aamik Kalinin

[@rajifusama]

better than dyson ?

[@Alexander-ty9ix]

No

[@peterh6729]

@@Alexander-ty9ix ?

[@pujamohdnoor4032]

dyson service expensive. this phillips service cheaper

[@seetagoawala5590]

Does this suck hair

[@csllq]

That was a big cone. Pressure/surface area. Not really representative of suction power

[@nickknick9436]

Exactly. 🤣

[@vladutnea]

You know enough to have the impression you know enough. But your comment is wrong and I will not explain you why, you need to figure it out yourself, this way you might learn a bit more physics.

[@csllq]

@@vladutnea if you do not intend to teach, don't comment. I would love to know why I'm wrong and if I'm wrong I'll be the first to admit it. But saying I need to discover it myself is like saying there is a pearl in the ocean. Go find it. Physics now vast. If your intentions are good, you would explain and guide. Else you are just a troll. Your move.

[@vladutnea]

Using a big cone will increase the surface, but will not change the suction power, will just distribute the force on a higher surface in order to have a safer experiment. That big cone has a bit more flexibility and can create a tighter and safer grip than a smaller and more rigid cone would have. Loosing airtightness in a vacuum system means loosing most of the power, obviously. What you have said is as nonsensical as saying that a water pump's power would be increased just by increasing the diameter of the pipes. That's already too much goodwill from my side... Have a nice day!

[@csllq]

​@@vladutnea Thanks for the explanation. While you have brought up interesting points about flexibility of the cone etc, and absolutely correctly stated that the large cone will not change the suction power BUT distribute it on a larger surface, in the spirit of sharing, I will have to humbly state that your understanding of physics is misguided. Please review how pistons work in their simplest form. A low pressure in a large piston (large surface area....like which is provided by our large cone in this discussion) can provide the same force as a high pressure in a small piston. Formula is, Force = Pressure*Area. Note, as the area increases, the force increases. The pressure need not be increased to achieve this. So an extremely large force is attainable even with a very low pressure, given a sufficiently large area is provided for the low pressure to act on. The same is applicable for negative gauge pressures as well. Even a relatively weak suction force, when distributed over a sufficiently large area, will be able to produce an impressively high holding capability. In these cases, it is basically the atmospheric pressure which will be acting on the outside of the vacuum system pushing against the object. Referring to your water pump's analogy, you are actually correct. The water pump's power would not change, as long as the capacity does not change. As long as the pump capacity remains the same, it does not matter what size header it is discharging into as static head of h*rho*g does not change with pipe diameter. Only fluid density or vertical height the fluid has to overcome affects this calculation.

[@MrDLYouTube]

So people are telling me this vacuum is NOT for wet surfaces, yet here we see her go right over a huge puddle of spillage.

[@csllq]

Check out wet vacuums on the YT channel Vacuum Wars. True puddle capable vacuums are a pain to keep clean as there are many parts to wash. After a lot of research I decided against a puddle capable wireless vacuum. Also, I could not get a straight answer from the local distributor as to if this was a true HEPA vacuum which is fully sealed (vacuum wars has a great demo for this as well. Its surprising how many vacuums are not fully sealed and dust gets out through the joints). Get a good wireless vacuum (e.g. Tineco S12 Plus) and handle spills separately.

[@chunqiu7898]

Beautiful, sexy and hard-working ! I mean the Max Aqua.

[@MushairaMedia]

Yes and GOOD SUCTION POWER TOO. LOL

[@code8563]

@@MushairaMedia yes yes will suck really well, I mean it will

[@ar-rayyanqais3338]

ত্

[@publicvideo7339]

Who is this women? She really hv the mom-for-my-child look..

[@bisserantonov1608]

So noisy! How long could keep this Max power continuously. I don't thing the mop might be so efficient. Need comparison with Rowenta, Bosch, Dyson or Xiaomi and etc. Don't be a full believe only an Add!

[@user-rd9ro5ez6z]

Препоръчай добра алтернатива. Чудя се каква вертикална прахосмукачка да си закупя, да е удобна за почистване на различни места.

[@divaaizim4632]

How do I get it in Brasil?

[@henktuil3609]

Really, who wants to vacuüm a bowlingball...

[@queenvic83]

Is to "test" the suction power..lol