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Upright vacuums tend to be lighter than canisters, without making a lot of noise. Upright vacuums generally do not perform well on bare floors because the air movement created by the revolving brush scatters the dirt around as you move the vacuum towards it.
Upright vacuums with great consumer ratings would most likely have a price range from $5 to $400. They might clean up in sales, but the latest canisters are rivaling them in performance. You’ll also find good smaller vacs for smaller messes.
Upright vacuums are large, and as such they require less changing or emptying on your part. Some people prefer to have their vacuum cleaner in front of them while they vacuum rather than dragging their vacuum behind them.
Upright vacuums can be a better option if you have problems with mobility as they reduce the need for any bending. A wider range of tools are now becoming available for these models to make them more adaptable for all surfaces.
Upright vacuums sometimes employ a self drive mechanism which pushes the model along the floor for you rather than having to do it manually. If for example you have lots of carpets and hard floors an upright vacuum cleaner can be suitable; if you have lots of hard flooring and very little carpeting, a cylinder/canister type would be more suitable. Upright vacuums have a pump that is mounted above the suction intake and a bag is mounted on the handle that is waist-high. These vacuums usually have mechanisms such as mechanical beaters and rotating brushes to help evenly distribute dust and debris.
Upright vacuums come in two basic varieties bagged and bag-less. The performance of these two types is similar across the board and the difference really is in the consumers taste or preference. Upright vacuums are still most often associated with carpets, rather than hard surfaces, and most upright vacuums are relatively noisy.