Updated September 30, 2026 · SmartHomeCue Editorial Team

Nilfisk vs Rowenta

Nilfisk scores 9.4 and Rowenta 9.2 out of 10. Compare their differences and shared features below.

Nilfisk

9.4/10

Facts checked September 30, 2026.

Rowenta

9.2/10

Facts checked September 30, 2026.

Where Nilfisk and Rowenta differ

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Reference modelsVU200, VU500, GU700AX-FORCE FLEX 16.60 RH9C36, X-Force Flex 15.60 RH99F1, X-Clean 12 GZ7257
Entry price€54.99Lower€74.99
Flagship price€399.99Lower€599.99
Runtime6090Higher
MarketsBE, DK, DE, FI, FR, IE, NL, NO, AT, PT, SE, ES, GBCovers moreAT

Same on both: Warranty (2 years), Spare parts shop (Yes).

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Key differences

  • Nilfisk scores higher overall: 9.4 vs 9.2.
  • Entry price is lower at Nilfisk: €54.99 vs €74.99.
  • Flagship price is lower at Nilfisk: €399.99 vs €599.99.
  • Runtime is higher at Rowenta: 90 vs 60.
  • Support channels: only Nilfisk offers Email, Phone.
  • Support channels: only Rowenta offers Chat.
  • Founded is lower at Nilfisk: 1906 vs 1909.
  • Products: only Rowenta offers Robot vacuum.
  • Markets: only Nilfisk offers BE, DK, DE.

Our verdict on each

Nilfisk

Nilfisk suits households that want a plain stick, upright, wet-dry or handheld machine rather than a robot, with entry models at €54.99 and a flagship at €399.99. A spare parts shop and support on email, phone and help centre make it a steady choice for buyers who keep one machine for years.

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Rowenta

Rowenta suits households that want floor care and air quality from one familiar name without paying flagship money. Cordless vacuums start at €74.99 and the purifier line starts at €52.99, and each purchase carries 2 years of cover. A single market, AT, and chat and help centre support keep the picture narrow.

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Score breakdown

Nilfisk vs Rowenta
AreaNilfiskRowenta
Cost9.6HigherEntry at €54.99 undercuts the cordless ranking median, €99.99, and the flagship €399.99 undercuts €414.98.9.2Entry cordless price of €74.99 sits under the site entry median of €127.49, with €36.99 yearly filter cost.
Offer9.0HigherA range of stick, upright and wet dry formats plus VU200, VU500, GU700A as named reference points for shoppers.8.9Spans robot vacuum, stick and upright from robot to handheld, plus purifiers with hepa h13 and carbon filters and 35 m² coverage.
Trust9.9HigherFounded in 1906 and run as Nilfisk A/S from DK, an established name with a clear legal identity.9.7Backed by 2 years of cover and a spare parts shop, sold through SEB OESTERREICH HANDELS GmbH.

Pick Nilfisk if, pick Rowenta if

Pick Nilfisk if cost, entry price, flagship price, and markets matter most.

Pick Rowenta if runtime matter most.

How they place

Nilfisk vs Rowenta
RankingNilfiskRowenta
Cordless vacuums8 of 3812 of 38

Every fact side by side

Nilfisk vs Rowenta
FactNilfiskRowenta
ProductsStick, Upright, Wet dry, HandheldRobot vacuum, Stick, Upright, Wet dry, HandheldCovers more
Legal entityNilfisk A/SSEB OESTERREICH HANDELS GmbH
HeadquartersDenmarkFrance
Founded1906Lower1909
Support channelsEmail, Phone, Help centreChat, Help centre

Air treatment

Nilfisk vs Rowenta
FactNilfiskRowenta
Price fromNot confirmed€52.99
Clean air delivery rate (m³/h)Not confirmed107
Room size (m²)Not confirmed35
Filter typesNot confirmedHepa h13, Carbon
Filter cost per yearNot confirmed€36.99
Filter change intervalNot confirmed12 months
Quietest noise level (dB)Not confirmed21.5
Power use (W)Not confirmed2,100
Mobile appNot confirmedYes

Where each stands against the rest

Nilfisk vs Rowenta
FactNilfiskRowentaMedian
Entry price€54.99lowest quarter€74.99lowest quarter€114.50
Flagship price€399.99below the median€599.99above the median€539.99
Runtime60below the median90below the median120
Warranty2 yearsat the median2 yearsat the median2 years

Median across 66 listed brands.

Pros and cons

Nilfisk

Pros

  • Entry machines start at €54.99, ranking 8 on price at entry out of 65 brands.
  • A flagship price of €399.99 is modest beside a site flagship range that reaches €6,386.19.
  • A 2 year warranty covers each purchase, and the spare parts shop keeps consumables available afterwards.

Cons

  • stick, upright and wet dry holds no robot vacuums, where Hoover, Ewbank and Daewoo Electricals all list them.
  • Cordless runtime of 60 minutes is the figure to plan around in larger homes.
  • Warranty cover of 2 years is modest, so the spare parts shop does more for a long owned machine than the guarantee does.

Rowenta

Pros

  • Entry pricing sits well under the market: cordless models start at €74.99 and purifiers at €52.99, below the site figures of €79.83 for vacuums and €42.39 for purifiers.
  • Cordless runtime reaches 90 minutes, which is the working figure for a large home rather than a quick spot clean.
  • A spare parts shop is listed, so worn brushes, filters and batteries can be replaced without replacing the machine.

Cons

  • Sales are limited to AT, so anyone outside that market faces no local route to buy or return.
  • Support runs on chat and help centre only, with no phone line listed for troubleshooting.
  • Airflow of 107 m³/h is modest next to the site purifier median of 429.85 m³/h, so the units suit smaller rooms rather than open plans.

Who each suits

Nilfisk

Who it suits

  • Households after a stick, upright, wet-dry or handheld machine they drive themselves rather than a robot.
  • Buyers in the markets in Belgium, DK and DE who want to order direct and keep parts on hand for later.
  • Shoppers who weigh price at entry before features, since the range opens at €54.99.

Who should look elsewhere

  • Robot vacuum buyers, since stick, upright and wet dry stops at stick, upright, wet-dry and handheld while Hoover lists robot models too.
  • Anyone outside BE, DK and DE who needs a local listing, for whom Hoover, Ewbank and Daewoo Electricals are the brands to check first.
  • Households wanting long cordless sessions, since Nilfisk quotes 60 minutes and runtime should be compared against Hoover or Ewbank before buying.

Rowenta

Who it suits

  • Households in AT who want a stick vacuum and a purifier under one roof brand.
  • Renters and flat owners who need floor care sized to a smaller footprint, since the purifier covers 35 m² and the cordless line runs 90 minutes.
  • Owners of an older unit who want to keep going, with a spare parts shop and 2 years of cover on a new machine.

Who should look elsewhere

  • Shoppers in other markets, since sales are limited to AT.
  • Buyers who want phone support, as support runs on chat and help centre.
  • Large open plan homes needing high airflow, since the purifier delivers 107 m³/h against a site median of 429.85 m³/h.

Current offers

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Country by country

Nilfisk vs Rowenta
CountryNilfiskRowenta
AustriaYesNo
BelgiumYesNo
DenmarkYesNo
FinlandYesNo
FranceYesNo
GermanyYesNo
IrelandYesNo
NetherlandsYesNo

8 of 13 countries where either is available.

Questions about each

Nilfisk

How much does a Nilfisk vacuum cost?+

Nilfisk lists vacuums from €54.99 at the entry point up to €399.99 for the flagship machine. Named models include VU200, VU500, GU700A, and the range covers stick, upright, wet-dry and handheld formats. Shoppers working to a fixed budget can start at the lower figure and stay with the same brand across formats.

What types of vacuums does Nilfisk sell?+

The range covers stick, upright and wet dry. Sticks, uprights, wet-dry machines and handhelds cover floors, stairs and spot cleans, and VU200, VU500, GU700A give buyers a concrete starting point when comparing size and power between formats.

Rowenta

How much does a Rowenta cordless vacuum cost?+

Cordless models start at €74.99, with the flagship cordless machine at €599.99. The entry figure is a single purchase price rather than a subscription, and the site median entry price is €127.49. Every machine carries 2 years of cover.

What will a Rowenta air purifier cost to run?+

Purifiers start at €52.99, with the flagship unit drawing 107 m³/h of air. The flagship model's filter set is quoted at €36.99 a year, against a site median of €80.67, so the running cost sits below the middle of the market.

Nilfisk

Higher score in this comparison

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