Their cool aren't they! I've never had one before and it didn't feel too bad!

I have Buddy II 18T and Karcher WD3.300, I would definitely rather get the karcher than the nilfisk, seems like a more quality machine to me, also you can fit cheap Lidl parkside bags in it, nilfisk needs some weird overpriced bags. Buddy has a power socket, but it's only like an extension for the powertools, it does not have auto power on/off, unlike the Karcher WD3 P, which does have it and it was cheaper. Karcher also has much much better wheels and floor nozzle.

@@justvacs thanks, just bought the Karcher, I found a bit..not dispointed but.. a lot of plastic, I found that the blower connection loose a very noticebable amount of air due to the "click" connection, wich I bet the Nilfisk fix because of the type of connection (just push and fit tight). Also the pipe connections seems to not be good, it get loose , I think they should be of some kind of metal. And a lot of noise , a LOT. regarding the filers Karcher allows to use it without it, I just wrap the filter with one of those women thights and no bag needed. Sorry for the long reply, have a nice day.

@@davidBarrel no problem sir, I like long replys haha. I do the women thighs thing too, works awesome. Sometimes I just clean the filter with compressed air. The blower connection is true, there is some air leakage, but I think that the blowing is still powerful enough to blow leaves, sawdust, etc away. I find the tubes alright, they are basically the same on nilfisk too. Mine do keep nice connection. Also I think that the plastic is better, I had metal tubes once with CMI vacuum, and they became rusty after some time. And yes, wet/dry vacs are quite noisy. Thankfully karcher is a little loud, but it has quite acceptable sound, some vacs have high pitch screamy sound, and you definitely don't want to hear that for more than 10 minutes.