Helpful votes received on reviews: 80% (4 of 5)
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Top Reviewer Ranking: 853,591 - Total Helpful Votes: 4 of 5
Been using for a few months now. No real complaints - for the money it does the business.
It was quite tight getting the phone in, but it does means there is no chance of it falling out.

Main thing I was worried about was the velcro gettiing loose - it has a little but not enough to become unsecure. It doesnt slip yet - after using 6-8 times. So not bad for the price.
Sebo K1 KOMFORT Air Belt Cylinder Vacuum Cleaner, &hellip by Sebo
1 of 1 people found the following review helpful
4.0 out of 5 stars Light and powerful, 25 Nov 2013
We've had this for almost a year now and we really are impressed.
Originally, we went into John Lewis to buy a dyson, but were advised they arent as good as the Sebo. And they were also far heavier than the K1.
We found in amazon for cheaper and still with the 5 year warranty, so bought here.
The K1 doesnt take up too much space, is really easy on the stairs- which was a pain with our previous vaccum, and it works well on carpet and wood floors.
Its pretty quiet too - not too much noise to disturb the neighbours.
Bags arent too expensive and last a long time (2 come with the vaccum) - for our 3 bed house bag lasted about 4 months with regular use.
The Money Machine: How the City Works by Philip Coggan
1 of 2 people found the following review helpful
I don't really know anything about banking, so was looking for something that woul start from the ground up. And it does at the start, but then it becomes a bit erratic, where you need more context, or technical knowledge of the markets. Then suddenly it goes back to very basic things already explained. Some of the sideline stories are interesting , but many don't add any value. His could be because it has been updated post the 2008 crisis.

Overall ok for money, but you need to make use of google too.