Panasonic MC-E8003 Reviews

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I think the Panasonic MC-E8003 is a very good cleaner. Its effective, has all the attachments you can need and is small enough to store in limited space. I have had none of the problems reported previously and I have used the machine in very dusty conditions. Incredibly reliable. I have had mine for 6 years and it still sucks like new. Only bad points are you need to empty the cleaner and clean the filters.

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When I first got it I took it apart a few times trying to find out what was blocking it. Nothing but dust, it seems.


Panasonic make great TVs - but I wouldn't go near one of their vacuum cleaners again. I can't believe this got past their quality assurance process.


The handle on the dust collector looks like a place to pick up the cleaner - so you keep pulling out the dust collector instead of picking up the vacuum.


There are wheels on the suction end which leaev a gap between the ...

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You need to clean the whole machine after each use, and I don't know why it designs a 3.5 litre tank when you can only use it once before it doesn't suck any more. My grandmother's vacuum cleaner works much better and that's at least thirty years old!

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The Panasonic MC- E8003 vacuum cleaner looks good and it is light and easy to carry. Unfortunately, you would get better suction from and asthmatic pensioner with a straw. It is the worst vacuum cleaner I have ever owned, and it is destined for the tip next week. I have just ordered a Henry on recommendation, so hope it is better.

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I paid almost £100.00 for the Panasonic MC-E8023 2000W model and am very disappointed with it. There is virtually no suction when using to clean carpets no matter how often I wash the filters. I am now having to buy another cleaner which will definitely not be Panasonic.

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Just to add to the previous comments. I have bought the Panasonic MC- 8023 which is the 2000W version of the one mentioned here but with the same design.
It is absolutely amazing..... for about 6 minutes. Then it's completely useless. Its not a slow progression, it goes from a Formula 1 wind tunnel machine in a baby sucking through a straw like someone's flicked a switch.
6 minutes it's seriously how long it lasts before having to be disassembled, and completely cleaned out. You need to wait f ...

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I too have the Panasonic MC-E80003 vacuum cleaner, and I have had the same problem with the lack of suction. At first I thought "WOW this is good", but after 4 rooms it sucked like my old granny. I took it back to the shop and replaced it with a new one, only to find it happened again. Bad bad hoover. It has made an awful job into an almost tiresome one.

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Panasonic MC-E8003: Being one of her least favourite jobs, my wife occasionally delegates the vacuum cleaning to me. So, with some experience in hand, here's a man's review of that domestic utility, the vacuum cleaner.

We chose the Panasonic MC-E8003 partly because our previous cleaner had been a Panasonic and was very good, and partly because we thought a bagless system would be cheaper in the long run, as well as being environmentally friendlier.

This cleaner is physically compact, and a ...