I liked that it doesn't have stairs or gradations or speeds. One intensity with the push of a button, which is its full power. I tried it on wooden and granite floors. I don't have an image for carpets; I didn't get it for carpets anyway, plus I don't really get along with carpets, by the way. It sucks perfectly. It has a strong suction, that is. I didn't know it, but a relative of mine told me, and I confirmed it in practice: Philips has a tradition in vacuum cleaners, they craft a vacuum cleaner masterfully, without sacrificing quality. The large handle it has for carrying is very convenient. It has a lightweight, small, and flexible body. Also, it's very practical that the joint at the end that connects to the body rotates 180 degrees, so when you make turns, the hose turns too and doesn't bend. The telescopic hose has a satisfactory height. At 1.78 meters tall, I don't have to bend down. The cable retracts with the push of a button immediately. Get it with your eyes closed. You don't need to spend more money. Oh, it also comes with an attachment for hard-to-reach surfaces and a very high-quality fabric bag, the s-bag 3 liters.

I had a similar Philips vacuum cleaner purchased around 2000. Made in Germany. I see that the comparison with the "former" ones, in terms of vacuum cleaner, is inevitable. Quality-wise, I must say that even the sticker of the new one "Made in China, Manufactured in Netherlands" is not satisfactorily glued. The telescopic handle has a slight play at maximum length, in the middle of the joint, and it doesn't like being pressed too hard. My old one could also be used by strippers for dancing.
On the handle, there is this silly thing for pressure reduction (a sliding switch) for sofas, etc., which is inevitable where it is located, not to open or close it while vacuuming.
The brush attachment on the nozzle is thin and the synthetic carpet fibers simply get combed. And the switch to alternate between brush and non-brush is tragic. This particular head has the two classic wheels at the back, and two more in the front, smaller than majorette toy cars, which of course get tangled with fibers. Oh, lazy Dutch people! The cable length is 5m and something. Moderate range. My old one went further. Its accessory is not the most helpful.
On the positive side, it is cheap. Good suction. It is claimed that when approaching the head to the debris, it will collect 99.9%. Okay, I won't disagree much. At low watts, it is quieter than my old one. It is indeed lightweight and easy to carry around.
In summary, it does its job, but even in this quality, it could improve its flaws if any Dutch-Chinese person tested it first.