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For what it is worth, I think they are all probably a bit noisy and they aren't known for longevity. I have the Interplax - the square one. It has been working well for me since I bought it in October. I like that it has 8 different settings and that it was inexpensive.
I find the cordless one slightly less noisy than the countertop one. I can use it when my kids are in bed, but the other is way too noisy for that. The countertop one is more powerful and has a smaller wand thingie that is easier to use, but my kids find the cordless easier. Go figure- I'd bought that one to travel wtih me...
It seems to be an individual thing.
I wish they'd make it better quality, though seems to me there is no reason for it to be so noisy.
