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Question: It appears that the floor brush can only be attached to handle and not where the power mate is attached as on older models. Right?
Document: It's terrible for cleaning baseboards. It also sports a bigger, wider nozzle opening, but all that does is dilute the power of the suction. There's nothing to gain with the bigger opening. And with the brush off, the "naked" nozzle end, which used to be useful in some ways on older models, ceases to be good for anything since now there's a fat plastic part fitted around the nozzle end.
Its also very quiet compared to any other vac I've used (including a very expensive Dyson, which didn't hold a candle to this Kennore!) It's so quiet, I can hold my infant child while vacuuming, which comes in very handy. The other features I love are the suction control, the adjustable handle and the power brush (awesome for carpeted stairs). The tools go on and off very easily--it's very user-friendly. Our older child can even pick up his messes now!
The crevice tool and dusting brush are right on the wand handle and the extension tube and tools click securely in place (as opposed to the old upright's tools and extension tubes, which fall off regularly while we're trying to use them).The floor brush cleans deep on carpet and does hard floors efficiently as well. The powered head has a nice "belt saver" feature, too. Run over something which is going to jam the brush and it shuts the brush down.
This is one LARGE, thick, heavy handle; and unlike with previous models, it takes two hands to grip the handle in order to clean upholstered furniture. There's a crevice tool attached to the bottom of the handle, presumably to make it convenient to slip on and off. All it does is fall  off when you least expect it (held on by a flimsy notch) and serves to make the handle even thicker and more uncomfortable whether attached or detached.
To the person who said it won't stand alone - not true. It does stand alone when attached to the power mate and there is a toe release lever when you want to begin vacuuming. Another "con" was that the hose pulled out too easily from the canister thus disconnecting the power. Not true. As long as you push the hose attachment in til it "clicks" it stays together.
As I mentioned the crevice tool, furniture brush tool is attached to the handle unit, it sounds odd but actually does work out. The telescoping wand is very nice, we got this unit because the wand had more ability, we were getting the white one then decided to get the purple one, the wand is longer and the cord is longer than the white one. The release for the wand is cheap looking, juries still out on that one, it does release really easily.
It took me two days to get the crevice tool to release from the handle. We no longer keep it on the handle because it is such a hassle to get on and off. It is also much smaller and shorter, so it doesn't have the reach I'm used to. The slide switch controlling suction power is constantly being bumped and moved to a lower setting, either by my hand or a piece of furniture. It is right below the power switch, so it is very easy to hit the wrong one.
Wow. I was so happy, I bought a two year extended warranty.The unit was easy to assemble and works like a champ. The powered upholstery brush is extremely effective at removing the Lab's hair from the couch and is a great tool for cleaning the carpets and seats in the car. Also is a nifty tool to clean the stairs.The floor brush is easy to adjust for carpet/hard surface; just tap the adjustment tab with your foot. On/Off on the wand handle is nice.
The powered pet brush was a big part of it for me. Lots of Aussie hair "drifts" and lots of dog hair on the couch and chairs. Short, black lab hairs are a pain to get out of upholstery...until now.It has a true hepa filter and a 28' retractible power cord.It was on sale for about a hundred bucks off the regular price and I found a floor model at a Sears store nearby for even less.
At a minimum a vacuum cleaner must have good suction, this Kenmore does not. Using floor mode setting on bare floor, the unit would have difficulty picking up lint. Turning on the motorized bristle brush helps with gathering dust on the floor, but then leaves scratch marks. The unit also is large/bulky making it difficult to use around a small house. I believe this product was designed for folks who have huge homes with expensive antique rugs, who would be fine with the products low suction power.
Answer: Mine goes on the end of the handle and where the floor brush attaches at the end of the extendable wand  too.