9 Best Carpet Sweeper Reviews – Our Top UK Models Revealed!

If you’re looking for the best electric sweeper, then the Gtech SW22 is definitely an option to consider. It’s expensive for this type of product, yet has a range of features not found on competing models.

To start with, the SW22 comes with a 7.4V battery. This powers the motor and allows for up to two hours of run-time (depending on the surface), which is plenty for any cleaning task.

It also comes with a charging station. This charges the battery from empty to full in approximately three hours, which is relatively quick considering the long run-time. Additionally, the handle can be removed to make it easier to clean stairs, and the model is built with the familiar Gtech style.

Most importantly, the SW22 excels at picking up dust and dirt. It can even handle pet hair, due to the powerful motor, making it a convenient option for keeping your home as “hair-free” as possible between using your vacuum. We also like the edge brushes for getting close to walls.

In summary, the Gtech SW22 is an impressive cordless carpet sweeper. We love the Gtech AirRam – the company’s cordless vacuum – and the SW22 is built to the same standard. It does a great job of picking up dirt and hair and is convenient to use around the home. It’s relatively pricey, but if you want the best sweeper it’s an excellent option.

The Bissell Natural Sweep is an excellent manual carpet and hard floor sweeper. It’s durable, easy to use, and has excellent pickup.

Bissell has included two rotating brushes with the Natural Sweep. One brush is designed to pickup larger debris, such as cereal, while the other is for fine dust and dirt. Unlike many carpet sweepers, there are also two corner brushes. These help to pull in more dust and dirt and allow you to clean right up to the edge of walls.

The Bissell Natural Sweep is also easy to empty. Dirt, dust, and hair is deposited into two small dirt pans, which can be emptied directly into a bin.

Other features include a durable design, rubber grip for extra comfort, and a design that’s suitable for both carpets and hard floors. A bonus is that it’s made with 100% recycled plastic. Our only complaint is that there’s no height adjustment for the head, but this is a minor issue considering the excellent pickup for a manual sweeper.

The Bissell Natural Sweep is undoubtedly one of the best manual sweepers on the market at the moment. It provides excellent value for money, especially with the combination dual rotating brushes and corner brushes.

One of the best rechargeable carpet sweepers is the excellent Bissell Supreme Sweep. It’s a cordless model that’s built with a 4.8V battery, allowing for a generous 45 minutes of run-time. This makes it great for both short and extended cleaning sessions between your regular vacuuming.

The battery-powered brush means that the Supreme Sweep is capable of picking up larger debris with more efficiency. It also has a slim and lightweight design, so it won’t feel a chore to get it out of the cupboard.

Other features include an easy-to-empty dirt container and the ability to clean on rugs, hard floors and carpets. It’s also very reasonably priced.

In summary, the Bissell Supreme Sweep is a great choice if you’re looking for a cordless carpet sweeper that’s an alternative to the Gtech. It has a long battery life, can clean on almost any floor and is built with a lightweight design.

If you want a cheap manual floor sweeper then the Bissell 2314E is one we can highly recommend. It’s effective at cleaning carpets and also has a lightweight design – so it’s a good all-round option that doesn’t cost much.

One of the great features of the 2314E is that each corner has a small brush. This helps improve edge cleaning (although the brushes are too small to have the same effect as the rotating brushes on the Rotaro S).

Other features include twisted bristles for fine dust particles, the ability to lay flat when cleaning under tables or other furniture, and two dirt containers for extra capacity. As it’s a manual sweeper, you also don’t need to worry about batteries or cords.

The Bissell 2314E is recommended if you need a cheap sweeper for cleaning between vacuuming sessions. While you shouldn’t expect it to dig deep into carpets like a vacuum, it has surprisingly good pickup and is also lightweight and easy to use.

If you’re looking for a manual carpet sweeper that doesn’t cost a lot of money, the Ewbank Speed Sweep is one of our favourite options.

It has a 20cm sweeping path, durable design and is great for quickly cleaning under furniture. As it’s a manual sweeper, you don’t need to worry about cords or recharging, so you can use it whenever there’s a mess to clean.

Despite the low price and lack of a motor – the model has an RRP of less than £20 – it has surprisingly good pickup. It even does well with pet hairs, which is great if you want to keep your house clean and tidy between using a vacuum cleaner.

When it comes to manual floor sweepers, you can’t go wrong with the Ewbank. It’s simple, durable and does a great job of picking up dirt and hair. The lack of a motor also means it’s virtually silent. We highly recommend this model.

Another low-priced carpet and hard floor sweeper is the Dustcare. This is a popular model that’s been highly rated by buyers, yet has an RRP of just £23 (although it’s often available for less than this).

With its durable design and weighing just 1.4kg, the Dustcare is perfect for quick cleaning – especially if you struggle with heavy vacuums. It’s capable of removing dust and dirt from any type of floor and the lack of a cord or battery means it’s always ready to use.

Other features include three rows of brushes for a more thorough clean, a dual bin system and a metal handle. It’s also a relatively cheap carpet sweeper.

The Dustcare Sweeper is a solid model that has great pickup considering the low price. It’s also been highly rated by buyers, who praise its value for money and lightweight design. If you need a floor sweeper for quick jobs but don’t want to pay for a rechargeable model, the Dustcare is an excellent choice.​

If you’re looking for a cheap manual carpet sweeper, the Beldray LA024855TQ is one of the best options on the market. It’s not powered by a cable or battery, so it doesn’t have the same suction power as more expensive models, yet it still does a great job of picking up dirt and fine dust. It even comes close to being our “best budget rechargeable sweeper,” but can’t quite match the cleaning power of the Bissell Supreme Sweep.

Even so, this is an excellent sweeper for a great price. It’s designed with two brushes and one row of bristles, which helps remove dirt, hair, crumbs and other debris from carpets. It also has a 1.1 metre removable handle, which is useful if you’re tight on storage space.

As we mentioned, this is a manual carpet sweeper, so it’s important to have realistic expectations. The lack of a cord has advantages though; it’s highly mobile and convenient to use in the home. There are also four smooth rollers to help you clean your carpet quickly and efficiently.

In summary, the Beldray is a budget carpet sweeper that’s great for quick cleans. You don’t need to charge it or use a power cord, so it’s always ready to go. This makes it a great choice for parents with children who have a habit of making mess at regular intervals! It also provides outstanding value.

The Ewbank Evo 3 is a manual sweeper that’s great for quick clean-ups. Like the other manual models on this list, it’s never going to match a vacuum when it comes to dust pick-up – but it does a decent job at cleaning small debris on both carpets and hard floors.

While it’s a similar model to the Ewbank Speed Sweep, there are a few important differences. The sweeping path of 24cm is slightly larger and it also has two height settings. The latter feature is useful when moving from hard floors to carpets.

The downside to the larger size and extra features is that it’s heavier than the other Ewbank on this list. We think this is an acceptable trade-off though, as it’s still relatively lightweight at 1.6kg. The Evo 3 is also easy to empty and provides great value for money.

If you’re looking for a manual carpet sweeper with a few extra features compared to basic models, the Evo 3 is an option to consider. It does a great job at picking up dust, dirt and even hair, so it’s a useful tool to have in the home.

As you might have guessed, the Supreme Sweep Turbo is the bigger brother of the Bissell Supreme Sweep listed earlier. It’s more expensive, but comes with a range of features to justify the price.

The biggest difference is the battery. The Supreme Sweep Turbo comes with a 7.2V battery, which is more powerful than the other Supreme model. It also has a longer run-time – 60 minutes compared to 45 on the regular Supreme.

Other features include edge brushes, to help you clean corners and skirting boards, and a top-loading container for dirt. It’s also suitable for any type of floor.

The Supreme Sweep Turbo hits the middle ground between the most expensive rechargeable models and its little brother the Supreme Sweep. It has a long run-time and decent dust and dirt pickup, yet is still relatively cheap. There are, however, reports of reliability issues with some of the models – although many reviewers have rated it highly.