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Kärcher WV 6 Plus vs Bosch GlassVAC

Which should you buy? Here's the honest call, pulled from our full The Best Window Vacuums: 4 Compared (and One to Skip) comparison.

The Kärcher WV 6 Plus is the most capable window vac here — longest runtime, a battery readout and two blade widths that handle both big glass and tight mirror corners. The Bosch GlassVAC is the smarter-value runner-up, bundling more in the box and shining on bathrooms, though its shorter runtime keeps it a step behind.

Kärcher WV 6 Plus

Kärcher WV 6 Plus

Buy it

The most complete window vac: long runtime, a digital charge display and two interchangeable blade widths.

  • Around 100 minutes of runtime per charge — comfortably the longest here
  • Interchangeable wide (280 mm) and narrow (170 mm) suction nozzles for big panes or tight corners and mirrors
  • Digital display shows remaining battery, so you are not caught mid-window
  • No-drip design and a comfortable weight around 0.7 kg
  • Priciest of the four, especially once you add spare blades
  • Manufacturer packshots ship it with a spray bottle and cloth you may already own
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Bosch GlassVAC

Bosch GlassVAC

Buy it

A light, well-priced all-rounder that swaps between a large and small head and excels on mirrors and shower screens.

  • Comes as a set with a spray bottle, microfibre wipe, both nozzles and a USB charger
  • Two heads — a large squeegee for windows and a small one for mirrors, small panes and car glass
  • Light (about 0.7 kg) and easy to steer one-handed on shower screens
  • USB-C charging means no proprietary brick to lose
  • Runtime is short at roughly 30 minutes, so big cleaning days need a top-up
  • No battery gauge — you clean until it fades
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Side by side

Kärcher WV 6 PlusBosch GlassVAC
Our verdictBuyBuy
Best forAnyone who cleans a lot of glass and wants the longest runtime, a battery readout and a narrow blade for mirrors and shower corners.Households that mainly do bathrooms, mirrors and a normal number of windows and want the best kit-in-the-box value.
Price tier$$$ · premium$$ · mid-range

The bottom line

Our overall pick is the Kärcher WV 6 Plus - The most complete window vac: long runtime, a digital charge display and two interchangeable blade widths. Choose the Bosch GlassVAC instead if households that mainly do bathrooms, mirrors and a normal number of windows and want the best kit-in-the-box value.

Want the full picture, including the other options we compared and the popular one we'd skip? Read the complete The Best Window Vacuums: 4 Compared (and One to Skip).