Where does the hair collect?
Start with the places where you find hair, rather than a product name containing pet or animal. On hard floors it often lies loose. Upholstery and carpets can hold it between their fibres. A large powered floorhead is not much help on a narrow stair tread or between sofa cushions.
Separate floor cleaning from furniture cleaning. A small brush can be easier to position on a sofa than the standard floorhead. Check the upholstery care label first, however. A rotating roll is not suitable for every fabric. Try a permitted method in an inconspicuous area and stop if the material starts catching or pulling.
Examine the brush itself
Ask how wrapped hair comes off the roll. Can you remove the roll, reach both ends and perform the job without special tools? A design intended to reduce tangles may lessen maintenance, but it does not remove the need to inspect it. Long hair and threads can also gather around axles and small wheels.
An air-driven turbo brush and an electrically powered attachment obtain their motion differently. Their usefulness depends partly on the cleaner and the surface. Choose an additional brush using the compatibility list for your precise machine model. A matching round tube is not the only requirement for an electrical accessory, even if the connection looks plausible in a photograph.
Consider the rest of the route
Look at reach beneath furniture and the width of the tool. A narrow attachment can require more passes but enter places a broad head cannot reach. If stairs are a regular job, handle the handheld unit with the exact brush you would use there. Its combined weight matters more than the weight of the bare machine.
Allow for the dust container or bag as well. Hair can occupy a surprising amount of space without weighing much. Check whether emptying requires you to pull it through a narrow opening with your fingers. No attachment replaces regular care. The useful combination reaches your main surfaces and has a brush that you are willing and able to clean afterwards.
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