For those of us who are tired of looking around in the closet every time we need to empty a small runner or mess, the Dirt Devil Kone and the Dirt Devil Kurv are both welcome additions to the world of vacuum cleaners. Both the Dirt Devil Kone and the Dirt Devil Kurv are designed to be displayed in a living space instead of hidden in a closet or under a bed.
Both hands come with an empty swarf cup, and they sit in a bowl frame. The Dirt Devil Kone and Dirt Devil Kurv also come with a 3-year warranty, which is almost unheard of when it comes to handheld vacuums. cleans. Unfortunately, neither comes with attachments of any kind, making them useless for cleaning between car seats or reaching spaces. Both models look more like pieces of art than a vacuum cleaner, but neither is as powerful as I would like.
Features:
The Dirt Devil Kone comes with a 7.2 volt motor and is ineffective at removing anything other than grime and hair. It also has a tendency to rattle around the air and dirt, and it is almost as big as a standard upright vacuum. Battery life is short, and the Dirt Devil Kone starts to lack suction after only 20 minutes of use. However, the Kone is more pleasant to look at and fits better with modern furniture.
The Dirt Devil Kurv is noticeably more powerful than the Kone, with a 9.6 volt battery and an improved suction system. The noise level in the Kurv is no less than bad, and the handle is more comfortable and easier to grasp.
Here are the colors:
The Clay Devil Kone comes in six different colors, including charcoal, bright white, champagne, steel blue, light pink, and plum. The model also features a white glow light that looks nice, can be turned on and off, and can be used at night.
The Dirt Devil Kurv comes in four different colors, including choco-latte, champagne, spice, and port blue. Even after searching many stores, I couldn’t find a single Kurv in the blue port or spike.
Price:
The price seems to vary from one seller to another for both of these products. The average price of a Dirt Devil Kone is about 45 dollars, but I was able to find one for 35 dollars. Kurv is much more expensive and averages 55 dollars. Both models can be purchased through any major local or online retailer, or purchased direct from the Dito Devil website.
Overall, the Dirt Devil Kurv is a better option for anyone who believes that a vacuum cleaner can handle more than just traces of dust and horn. Even the Kurv’s factory cost is a little higher, it’s still better than the Dirt Devil Kone.
