I have had this vacuum cleaner for about a month now. I was actually going for the Telios Plus TE70_TE65011 model, but due to a mistake in the codes, I ended up with this one. They look the same externally, and unfortunately, I don't know their differences. The vacuum cleaner works well on tiled floors with moderate intensity, it picks up everything easily, and the foot and body of the vacuum cleaner are lightweight and relatively maneuverable. It has a satisfactory length of cable and autonomy distance from the power outlet. However, on carpets, the foot is not as good. It does pick up, but the brushes are small, making it difficult for the foot to move on the carpet. I tried reducing the motor intensity and using the reducer on the handle to decrease the suction on the carpet, but the foot is not particularly user-friendly for carpets. I use the foot from my old vacuum cleaner on the carpet, and it works just fine. As for quality, I haven't had it for long enough to speak about durability, and of course, I don't bang it against doors or furniture. However, it gives me a sense of cheap plastic, and the aluminum handle doesn't seem as sturdy as my previous vacuum cleaner. The plastic parts (handle and foot) fit together loosely, giving a sense of instability. I can't know how this will work in the long run and what their durability will be. Overall, I would say it is a decent vacuum cleaner for 75 euros, from a reputable brand in the industry, and for this price, I would recommend it.

UPDATE (06/12/2020): The use of this vacuum cleaner on carpets is unacceptable. It sticks and barely moves, except on carpets. So, vacuuming on carpets is both tiring and ineffective as it only sucks and doesn't pick up. If you have multiple carpets, especially non-carpeted ones, I do not recommend buying it. Personally, I change the nozzle and use the one from my previous vacuum cleaner, which moves easily on carpets. It is an unacceptable solution for a new vacuum cleaner.