*A great vacuum💯 for the price. The suction is awesome **MyBest.Tools** excellent for pet hair. The beater attachment works great on the stairs. Not too heavy and easily maneuvered.🤨*
We have 3 dogs that all shed and this vacuum is amazing! I no longer have to clean out the roller and deal with a clogged vacuum. I also love that it has a light on the front of the vacuum and on the wand. I can easily see the smallest dog hairs and dirt. I actually enjoy vacuuming now!
After watching a few in-depth videos on this model of Shark, I picked one up with high hopes it would work well for me at a much lower price point than the Dyson . . . 7? that I now use. I'm 5' 4", in my 40s, and live with chronic illness, vision impairment, and auto immune disease. I found the Apex Uplight to be too tall/long for me, which made the weight of the whole device to be too much. I have to move a little bit of furniture around when I vacuum, like the dining room chairs, the office chair, or the rolling carts I have in my art studio, and between that effort plus having to haul and push around the Apex Uplight, I didn't have enough strength or stamina to complete a pretty straightforward task. Managed to find a deal on my Dyson where I got a charging stand with extra tools and storage for the same price as just the vacuum normally is. Between the exgtras, and the ability to vacuum when I want to without having to recover for a day afterwards, it's more than worth it for me.
You probably one day review the Bissell Pet Hair Eraser model 1650a. And also whenever you reviewed a Shark powered lift away vacuum you never test the powered lift-away mode in which you detach the moter/filter/dust-canister assembly off and if you do with cleaner head and extension wand connected the brush roll is still powered so you can do that to clean under low furniture.
Does carpet cleaning do well along edge of the wall with the brushless roller at the front? I worry that it still relies on the powerfin to truly pull up deep dirt in the carpet, which is not possible along the edge of the wall as the brushless roller is at the front. Thanks.
Yes. I saw on the SharkNinja website they are including it in the accessory bundle (& a 5-yr warranty) for ~$250: direct.sharkclean.com/16/products/shark-apex-uplight-corded-lift-away-vacuum-lz601/17/microsite/ogxv/?Facebook&fbclid=IwAR2ZP3StM1rt0gTADbSs6tTdDYyNGMsm6pDbNYTrYf6qj45mA4STQ_QwvG0
What do you do when your done with these vacuums ?? I would love one of these but i just can not afford it ... if you ever want to get rid of it , please please send it my way 🙂
One major downside on shark vacuums is hose breaks on uprights and most likely stick vac on floor attachment L-bends/pivot and can't buy parts And attachments are poorly designed and poor quality.
*A great vacuum💯 for the price. The suction is awesome **MyBest.Tools** excellent for pet hair. The beater attachment works great on the stairs. Not too heavy and easily maneuvered.🤨*
We have 3 dogs that all shed and this vacuum is amazing! I no longer have to clean out the roller and deal with a clogged vacuum. I also love that it has a light on the front of the vacuum and on the wand. I can easily see the smallest dog hairs and dirt. I actually enjoy vacuuming now!
After watching a few in-depth videos on this model of Shark, I picked one up with high hopes it would work well for me at a much lower price point than the Dyson . . . 7? that I now use. I'm 5' 4", in my 40s, and live with chronic illness, vision impairment, and auto immune disease. I found the Apex Uplight to be too tall/long for me, which made the weight of the whole device to be too much. I have to move a little bit of furniture around when I vacuum, like the dining room chairs, the office chair, or the rolling carts I have in my art studio, and between that effort plus having to haul and push around the Apex Uplight, I didn't have enough strength or stamina to complete a pretty straightforward task.
Managed to find a deal on my Dyson where I got a charging stand with extra tools and storage for the same price as just the vacuum normally is. Between the exgtras, and the ability to vacuum when I want to without having to recover for a day afterwards, it's more than worth it for me.
Excellent review! Love the db comparison chart, very very helpful. Thank you!
excellent review! I saw it when I already have been bought it, and so came to reaffirm that I make a good buy
I got this vacuum as a Christmas gift, your video was quite helpful.
This video is the reason why I just bought mine!! 😄😄
You probably one day review the Bissell Pet Hair Eraser model 1650a.
And also whenever you reviewed a Shark powered lift away vacuum you never test the powered lift-away mode in which you detach the moter/filter/dust-canister assembly off and if you do with cleaner head and extension wand connected the brush roll is still powered so you can do that to clean under low furniture.
Well this is very informative it looks like the majority of your comparisons are Dyson and they’re just too expensive for me
Thank you very much this video was very informative and very honest and forthright appreciate all the information
Can we connect the canister to the power head without the tube ?
Do you know how to remove the cover to get to the main brush roll, not the soft roller. I cannot figure it out. Thanks!
Does carpet cleaning do well along edge of the wall with the brushless roller at the front? I worry that it still relies on the powerfin to truly pull up deep dirt in the carpet, which is not possible along the edge of the wall as the brushless roller is at the front. Thanks.
Would you buy this or the hv382? Value for money wise
Great video! Could you pls do a comparison with Apex Zero M? Thx!
Would like a review of the quantum vacuum upright.
How did you take off the little brush head mines stuck
Do you know what the air watts are for the suction?
I would love to have the retractable wheels on mine. can you buy them as an attachment?
Hi Cheryl. The retractable wheels are built into the vacuum. I have not seen any kind of attachment that would provide this.
Would you happen to know if the under appliance tool will work with this vacuum.
Yes. I saw on the SharkNinja website they are including it in the accessory bundle (& a 5-yr warranty) for ~$250: direct.sharkclean.com/16/products/shark-apex-uplight-corded-lift-away-vacuum-lz601/17/microsite/ogxv/?Facebook&fbclid=IwAR2ZP3StM1rt0gTADbSs6tTdDYyNGMsm6pDbNYTrYf6qj45mA4STQ_QwvG0
great videos. please give us more. you are great!
Thanks! I'm happy that you find the videos helpful.
@VacuumAdvisor also tangle free pet power brush is sold separately for the shark uplight vacuum I can get one for a traditional upgrade pretty soon
Best of others
What do you do when your done with these vacuums ?? I would love one of these but i just can not afford it ... if you ever want to get rid of it , please please send it my way 🙂
I'm going to use my tax refund to buy one.
@@ChristineJonah88 when you get the money you overpaid and let the government hold? Good use of spending your money. I'd love this or the Apex
@@ChristineJonah88 hahahaha this guy☝️🤦🏻♀️
@@BMETFerg or you could buy your own 🤷🏻♀️ just a crazy thought
Why does it sound like that? It seems like something in stuck in the vacuum.
Oh god the recording sound quality when the vacuum is turned on. Love your videos and website but please invest in a new camera!
One major downside on shark vacuums is hose breaks on uprights and most likely stick vac on floor attachment L-bends/pivot and can't buy parts And attachments are poorly designed and poor quality.
On me sounds weird
Parts. That move are plastic,and for 300 bucks it'll break with about 8 months of daily use
Makes no sense to have motor so near one's face; noise, exhaust too close; also too much weight on wrist. Sharks worst design.