I love this vacuum. Use it daily as a domestic cleaner, fits in my car really well folded over and the cable means I don't have to worry about carrying multiple batteries. The play at the top of the wand hasn't caused any issues, been using mine for nearly 2yrs and its never broken or got any worse 🙌
For us, it is a hands down - the best vacuum cleaner for pet owner. Powerful suction and easy to use design. Each part is easy to clean and to replace, if needed. This device made such a difference to our lives.
I actually bought this because it has a cord. I have one with a battery that I bought for a similar price, but it is way too weak. I like stick vacuum cleaners and I don't mind the cord. I dislike traditional vacuum cleaners. The only positive thing about those is the suction power. Now I have a stick vacuum with the same suction power. Best of both worlds.
I've owned the DuoClean corded for around 3 years now. I might just be the lucky owner who has had no mechanical/electrical problems. I live in a shared house so the Shark is heavily used. When I first bought this vacuum cleaner, yes it did feel strange to operate, For some unknown reasons my one does not flex as shown in this video, in fact it is a bit on the tight side. I have a small electric meter/ utility cupboard under my stairs and the folded Shark fits nicely,,,,, the Hetty is too big and round. Once you have used the Shark for a while,,, click click and plug it in for easy use, filters are easy to change or clean, I do my filters and rollers every couple of weeks.
Bought the Shark as a lighter second hoover as my legacy Panasonic upright 2000w is a monster (fantastic suction but too heavy for my many, many stairs). Love the maneuverability of the Shark. Moving from 2000w to 450w is, at the end of the day, going to be down to the frequency of use, and the fact is that I'm happy to use the Shark daily.
Not thick at all, I get many comments on videos where I point out something that has helped someone. A lot of viewers also prefer to see visually how something works than read the instruction book. Glad this video was helpful for you.
I have this shark model at my holiday home and it's the best vac I have ever owned and I've owned several top models. The long cord allows you to clean the whole caravan in one go, instead of always being aware of charge time left. The hair separates from the dust so easy to empty. storage is great as it takes up hardly any room. suction is great too, what more could I ask for. I've just ordered a second one for my house. Can't recommend enough! :)
Thank you. You've answered my question about which parts of the filter has to be cleaned. Other than the 2 white ones I've only been washing the black sponge but not the whole filter! Thought it looked a bit dusty! Will now do it ☺️
Thanks for reviews, I really needed to know about this one . Shark up vacuum is very very good , only problem is it’s heavy. But suction power is really good , the roller work much better than some way more expensive vacuums out there.
I'm returning mine. I did not like it primarily because of how weak it cleaned the carpet. I like seeing lines. At times, it felt like the vacuum floats over the carpet.
Just purchased this second hand great for hair on the carpet, hetty can't handle all my long hair. I like this machine but it's my first stick one I own good starting point for me
very thorough and i thought exactly that the top feels heavy and a little wobbly maybe Shark can secure the mid section or make it stronger iin future designs Good Video and Helpful
great review . i was debating between corded and cordless and I have 2 cats and a dog so need to hoover every day really . This has convinced me . However I worry about battery charged devices as they run out quickly . Thanks for the review
I bought it last week for £135... At this price i think it's more than ok... The reason i didn't chose the cordless is because i don't rely on those batteries as you'll have to replace them quite frequently
My Step mom bought one for my dad (a non pet model), we loved it so much in his small flat. I suggested one for my Step Dad in his new house (a pet model like one seen in the video). The flexology is perfect for under stair cupboards, the pet model is brilliant for our Labrador. However even on hard floor mode, air escapes from the head on the cleaner blowing hair everywhere
I’ve had this model less than a year with light use as we have a cordless and the hinge has broke at the bend. Had to ring Sharp for replacement after sending old one back first. Still waiting after a week not heard anything.
So I have the USA version of this vacuum, and they changed the post motor filter to not be able to accept a hHEPA filter, which incidentally came with my replacement filter pack I ordered off Amazon. HZ2002 is it's model number. I think the vacuum is perfect for my needs, but really wish they hadn't changed the housing as it appears identical besides the the HEPA filter. It only uses another thin cloth filter in that location. All that said, I haven't noticed it spitting out any dust as I clean, so maybe the additional HEPA filter isn't actually required. Seems great anyway. I vacuum a tiny house daily and it manages to get a fist full of dust and cat hair every day (mostly cat hair). Works great for me.
I have mains powered Shark Rocket True Pet Ultra-Light Handstick and I agree those things what you said about this new version + mine is extremely loud. I don't like stick type vacuums. All the weight is in your hand and using small tools is a pain. I much rather use upright or canister vac.
The Dyson Detect cordless has a much higher pitch motor but, softer tone since it's a brushless motor with a rotor that floats on a very low friction bearing. I much prefer the sound of a Miele C1 over either of the Shark stick vac or the Dyson cordless though.
Have you had problems with excessive play with your other Shark stick vacs or is it just this particular one. It's a pity because it is a good performer just seems build quality has slipped a bit.
Please help, how in the bloody hell do you unclip the flexology part when you go to use it again? I haven't used my vac in a few weeks now because I can't undo the flexology thing
I would use a shark cordless upright vacuum for when I didn’t need a deep cleaning but I wanted a long cleaning. I would use a shark corded stick when I want to do deep cleaning but that deep cleaning does not have to be long. Then a cordless stick would be used for when I just wanted a supplemental cleaning or like say when I spilled Ramen noodles on the floor 2 days ago. And obviously a corded upright would be used for a long deep cleaning. And I would use a corded canister for cleaning the car, and it would be interesting if shark made a cordless canister, which would also be used to quickly clean up a mess in the car or for a supplemental cleaning.
I'm with you on those style vacs, I prefer an upright style too. They're too top heavy and feel weird in the hand. I'm short so definitely not easy for me to use, I feel like I'd need an attachment to my shoulder to push it more efficiently. The brush roll system is interesting though.
I have this model and I hate it. It hurts your hand after you have been using it for a while and the dustbin is trash. Not to mention it’s more flimsy than a blanket.
@@oeljay before I got my shark, I had a Hoover Breeze and I would never go back. One of the things I noticed about the shark was how quiet it was in comparison, especially in hardfloor mode. I also found that I wasn't sneezing anymore while vacuuming, due to the sealed HEPA filtration. I wouldn't change a thing about my shark! 😁😁😁
what is the floor clearance of the front roller of shark HZ 500 duo cleaner ? mine doesn't seem to make contact with a wooden floor that I can slip a cardboard sheet under it ?
@@ibaisaic is it thinkable it might have selectable/adjustable different clearances for wood/carpet ? are there any replacement roller with larger diameter/bristles for uneven floor ?
@@gf88888 The soft roller is designed to work on floors and carpets. Put down some flour and breakfast cereal on you floor and if it picks it up you don’t have a problem with your cleaner.
Thank you for that review. This is the only Shark corded vacuum currently available from official importer in Poland. I was curious if that is worth these money, because it's quite pricey here. Now I know it's not.
We have one of these and noticed the same play in the wand. Very annoying for the price. Now ours has almost completely lost suction. I'm sure the motor has started to go, changed every filter, stripped everything, cleaned and still no joy. And that's with the wand disconnected. Really disappointed as we really wanted to try a Shark .
Anywhere where there is an electrical connection such as the wand to the cleaner or the connection at the head. If it’s still under guarantee and you have your proof of purchase, contact Shark.@@moltobene1528
@@ibaisaic Okay, that sound serious. Motor has power it's just head few times stopped spinning. Thank you very much. Will contact manufacturer. Thank you.
Not impressed by any Shark I've seen so far this week. They clean fine at first but really have barely any dirt separation - I bet those filters will be absolutely filthy by the end of the month. And most people don't bother cleaning them anyway... Also not a fan of the noise, they've all been piercingly high-pitched so far. And have seen lots of horror stories about the Duoclean heads getting gummed up with hair behind the soft roller or breaking irreparably from a small bash against furniture or a door frame. And why do the brushrolls cover such a narrow path compared to the head? Cheaply made vacuums that perform well the first time when the filters are new, giving buyers the illusion that they're cleaning brilliantly all the time. Shame really, as their steam mops are excellent.
@@hoovermaster I've heard Shark will do anything to worm out of fixing things under warranty, too. Thing is, when you can get a Dyson Small Ball for £199, paying more than that for a corded Shark seems absolutely insane.
I don't like bagless cleaners as a rule. Though I do have a Dyson V10 for my daily cleaning. My real vacuum is a SEBO D4 premium. It cleans well and I use it to clean up the cordless, bagless other vacuums I own. My SEBO is a tank..and if you did break something easy to repair and get parts for directly from SEBO.
Not at all. I upload a video sometimes days or weeks before it goes live. The private video is coming up. It’s private to everyone but me at the moment.
I absolutely love the stick vacs. I have the original duo clean stick vac. I decided to up grade to the model before the one in this video and I have to say I am so glad I am not the only one who notices the play in these elbows Shark vacuums. The model prior to this one has a bend in the actual elbow. I bought it and hated it because the antiwrap brush is not at good at picking up as the normal brush roller. Also some small piece of plastic got caught above the antiwrap brush but there is no where to get it out because you can no longer pop the top off to access the brush roller. Also the brush roller isn't removable anymore. I just hated it. This model looks just as bad. Whoever they get to decide these new models needs a new job.
No. I prefer a mains powered stick over an upright cos its very heavy and my home is too small for a large upright. If i could inport a shark from your country that would better for me. But one thing i dont like about it, its small tools are not click fitting. That is why i prefer my Dyson V8 Carbon Fibre over this Shark for my above floors cleaning
I got mine this morning & it works OK but either I've missed something or, this has got to be the silliest design of anything I've ever seen!!!! I can understand the lack of tool storage as they wanted to keep the unit slim but it doesn't stand up on it's own!!!!!!!! It is literally angled slightly TOWARDS the heavier side rather than angled away from it so it would stand up. Just a coup[le of degrees angled the other way & it would stand up on its own. It seems many designers these days are like spoilt children determined to get their own way, they'll make one thing that pops into their head work, while another 3 things don't & it doesn't bother them as it looked good on computer!!!!!! The reason it's so long is so it can fold over completely for storage as it's the only way it stands up. If it stood up on it's own to start with, you wouldn't need to fold it for storage & it wouldn't need to be so long!!! This is a cascade of major errors & I do hope whoever designed this at Shark was sacked immediately & is now stacking shelves somewhere in the outer Hebrides as a stark warning that knowing how to use Fusion 360 does not make you a designer!!!!
@@ibaisaic Funnily, and stupidly enough, i did watch your video before I bought it but I don't mind it being corded and can easily fix the wobble. I obviously missed the part about it not standing up but did hear it second time around when I left the comment!!! We live and learn!
In theory a corded stick vacuum should be cheaper and lighter than a cordless vacuum because there’s no expensive or heavy battery and it should be more convenient than a full-size vacuum. While Shark’s corded stick vacuums are indeed cheaper than their cordless stick vacuums they’re not cheaper or more convenient than their full size vacuums in this format. I would love to see a company improve the classic 2-in-1 type Bissell Featherweight stick vacuum, which really needs better filtration and refinement. The genius of the Featherweight is all the weight is down low and it stands on its own.
Someone tryed to scam me the other day on the phone thay ask if I had a Dyson I said yes and they said i need to by new flitters belts and I should take this ridiculous insurance ask all this don’t not even asked me the model I have so be careful. When I told him about dyson not needing new filters and Dyson balls don’t have belts he started saying I know nothing about Dyson’s
Keep up the good work on here mate keep up the good work on here mate keep up the good work on here mate keep up the good work on here mate keep up the good work on here mate
I have the shark lift away and it's the worst hoover I've ever had. I had a corded standard Dyson before that which was great until the belt snapped after 15yrs and I fancied a new change... I do NOT recommend Shark at all and I am going to buy a Hetty or Henry 👍
@@vacuumtests9225 I didn't throw it away, it had a new belt but it was a real heavy hoover and I gave it to a friend and fancied something new.. Went for Shark and totally regretted it. That was 6yrs ago and I want a Hetty now cos believe they're the best and bagged hoovers
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I love this vacuum. Use it daily as a domestic cleaner, fits in my car really well folded over and the cable means I don't have to worry about carrying multiple batteries. The play at the top of the wand hasn't caused any issues, been using mine for nearly 2yrs and its never broken or got any worse 🙌
For us, it is a hands down - the best vacuum cleaner for pet owner. Powerful suction and easy to use design. Each part is easy to clean and to replace, if needed. This device made such a difference to our lives.
I actually bought this because it has a cord. I have one with a battery that I bought for a similar price, but it is way too weak. I like stick vacuum cleaners and I don't mind the cord. I dislike traditional vacuum cleaners. The only positive thing about those is the suction power. Now I have a stick vacuum with the same suction power. Best of both worlds.
I have this vacuum in purple and it's the best ever vacuum!!!
I've owned the DuoClean corded for around 3 years now.
I might just be the lucky owner who has had no mechanical/electrical problems.
I live in a shared house so the Shark is heavily used.
When I first bought this vacuum cleaner, yes it did feel strange to operate,
For some unknown reasons my one does not flex as shown in this video, in fact it is a bit on the tight side.
I have a small electric meter/ utility cupboard under my stairs and the folded Shark fits nicely,,,,, the Hetty is too big and round.
Once you have used the Shark for a while,,, click click and plug it in for easy use, filters are easy to change or clean, I do my filters and rollers every couple of weeks.
An excellent, thorough demonstration. Thank you.
Bought the Shark as a lighter second hoover as my legacy Panasonic upright 2000w is a monster (fantastic suction but too heavy for my many, many stairs). Love the maneuverability of the Shark. Moving from 2000w to 450w is, at the end of the day, going to be down to the frequency of use, and the fact is that I'm happy to use the Shark daily.
Thank you for this. I never remember which side “goes in first” means. Yes I am a bit thick but I bet I’m not the only one who isn’t sure
Not thick at all, I get many comments on videos where I point out something that has helped someone. A lot of viewers also prefer to see visually how something works than read the instruction book. Glad this video was helpful for you.
I have this shark model at my holiday home and it's the best vac I have ever owned and I've owned several top models. The long cord allows you to clean the whole caravan in one go, instead of always being aware of charge time left. The hair separates from the dust so easy to empty. storage is great as it takes up hardly any room. suction is great too, what more could I ask for. I've just ordered a second one for my house. Can't recommend enough! :)
Thank you. You've answered my question about which parts of the filter has to be cleaned. Other than the 2 white ones I've only been washing the black sponge but not the whole filter! Thought it looked a bit dusty! Will now do it ☺️
Thank you for your honesty and advice and for details
Thanks for reviews, I really needed to know about this one . Shark up vacuum is very very good , only problem is it’s heavy. But suction power is really good , the roller work much better than some way more expensive vacuums out there.
I'm returning mine. I did not like it primarily because of how weak it cleaned the carpet. I like seeing lines. At times, it felt like the vacuum floats over the carpet.
What did you go for in the end?
Thanks for your video. Brilliant vacuum cleaner just like your socks. 😃
They fixed the flex problem after this video 😂 it’s one of my favorite vacuums
How do you know they fixed the problem ??
@@Idealclone it doesn’t flex any more
They made the clip stronger
@@thecasualw01f3n how do you known that?
@@Idealclone Bc I have the same vacuum and a later model of it. Why the questions
Just purchased this second hand great for hair on the carpet, hetty can't handle all my long hair. I like this machine but it's my first stick one I own good starting point for me
Can you advise how to remove the hoover head from the stick, I don't seem to understand what to press n pull, thankyou 🤔
The demonstrations are so satisfying
Very good explanation and demonstration.
very thorough and i thought exactly that the top feels heavy and a little wobbly maybe Shark can secure the mid section or make it stronger iin future designs Good Video and Helpful
great review . i was debating between corded and cordless and I have 2 cats and a dog so need to hoover every day really . This has convinced me . However I worry about battery charged devices as they run out quickly . Thanks for the review
My new Dyson has flex in the joint to the actually Hoover part I guess shark has same issues with thag
I bought it last week for £135... At this price i think it's more than ok... The reason i didn't chose the cordless is because i don't rely on those batteries as you'll have to replace them quite frequently
Where did you find i yours? It's £180 on Argos :S
@@ishish8816 hi... Was more than a year... I brought from shark website but was on sale
@@ishish8816Amazon, got mine for £126 on Oct 1st 2024
I agree with you Roger, I prefer a canister or a upright. I hope Shark makes some improvements on this model.
Thanks for an honest take on this im not sold
I have this vacuum and I do like it if I'm honest. My only quibble is that it has no tool storage.
Great tutorial. Many thanks 🙏 my filters are now clean ! Is there any way of cleaning the now grubby window area?
Wet wipe
Great demonstration buddy 👌👌
My Step mom bought one for my dad (a non pet model), we loved it so much in his small flat. I suggested one for my Step Dad in his new house (a pet model like one seen in the video). The flexology is perfect for under stair cupboards, the pet model is brilliant for our Labrador. However even on hard floor mode, air escapes from the head on the cleaner blowing hair everywhere
Can the bit behind the filter be cleaned? When we turn it on it puffs out lots of dust.
I have this cleaner at my holiday house and it works good but not for everyday use though
I’ve had this model less than a year with light use as we have a cordless and the hinge has broke at the bend. Had to ring Sharp for replacement after sending old one back first. Still waiting after a week not heard anything.
How do you get the bottom part of
So I have the USA version of this vacuum, and they changed the post motor filter to not be able to accept a hHEPA filter, which incidentally came with my replacement filter pack I ordered off Amazon. HZ2002 is it's model number. I think the vacuum is perfect for my needs, but really wish they hadn't changed the housing as it appears identical besides the the HEPA filter. It only uses another thin cloth filter in that location.
All that said, I haven't noticed it spitting out any dust as I clean, so maybe the additional HEPA filter isn't actually required. Seems great anyway. I vacuum a tiny house daily and it manages to get a fist full of dust and cat hair every day (mostly cat hair). Works great for me.
I have mains powered Shark Rocket True Pet Ultra-Light Handstick and I agree those things what you said about this new version + mine is extremely loud. I don't like stick type vacuums. All the weight is in your hand and using small tools is a pain. I much rather use upright or canister vac.
The Dyson Detect cordless has a much higher pitch motor but, softer tone since it's a brushless motor with a rotor that floats on a very low friction bearing. I much prefer the sound of a Miele C1 over either of the Shark stick vac or the Dyson cordless though.
I’ve bought one already!!
I have the non pet model and bought the pet attachment but couldn’t get it work. The bristle doesn’t even spin. Anyone got any idea ?
Will this power nozzle work on the handheld orange rocket?
Have you had problems with excessive play with your other Shark stick vacs or is it just this particular one. It's a pity because it is a good performer just seems build quality has slipped a bit.
Please help, how in the bloody hell do you unclip the flexology part when you go to use it again? I haven't used my vac in a few weeks now because I can't undo the flexology thing
Nevermind, the front clip is dodgy
I would use a shark cordless upright vacuum for when I didn’t need a deep cleaning but I wanted a long cleaning. I would use a shark corded stick when I want to do deep cleaning but that deep cleaning does not have to be long. Then a cordless stick would be used for when I just wanted a supplemental cleaning or like say when I spilled Ramen noodles on the floor 2 days ago. And obviously a corded upright would be used for a long deep cleaning. And I would use a corded canister for cleaning the car, and it would be interesting if shark made a cordless canister, which would also be used to quickly clean up a mess in the car or for a supplemental cleaning.
I'm with you on those style vacs, I prefer an upright style too. They're too top heavy and feel weird in the hand. I'm short so definitely not easy for me to use, I feel like I'd need an attachment to my shoulder to push it more efficiently. The brush roll system is interesting though.
I have this model and I hate it. It hurts your hand after you have been using it for a while and the dustbin is trash. Not to mention it’s more flimsy than a blanket.
Wish I seen your video b4 I bought vac.... Amazon feedback was A1... no issue with cable but wobble and suction isn't as good as £89 upright vax
What is the point in the one singular cyclone?
I liked your outfit :) and your carpet looks pretty clean
Sharks are the best and most innovative vacuum ever made
They are too innovated to go cordless
What are you talking about. They have many cordless models in their range.
If only their filtration or noise dampening were as innovative as the rest of the vacuum...
@@oeljay before I got my shark, I had a Hoover Breeze and I would never go back. One of the things I noticed about the shark was how quiet it was in comparison, especially in hardfloor mode. I also found that I wasn't sneezing anymore while vacuuming, due to the sealed HEPA filtration. I wouldn't change a thing about my shark! 😁😁😁
Where can I buy this exact one? Anyone have a link? I ordered the wrong one like a plum 🤦♀️
Would you say this model is better than the hz400ukt?
what is the floor clearance of the front roller of shark HZ 500 duo cleaner ? mine doesn't seem to make contact with a wooden floor that I can slip a cardboard sheet under it ?
It should touch the floor unless your floor is uneven.
@@ibaisaic is it thinkable it might have selectable/adjustable different clearances for wood/carpet ? are there any replacement roller with larger diameter/bristles for uneven floor ?
@@gf88888 The soft roller is designed to work on floors and carpets. Put down some flour and breakfast cereal on you floor and if it picks it up you don’t have a problem with your cleaner.
Thank you for that review. This is the only Shark corded vacuum currently available from official importer in Poland. I was curious if that is worth these money, because it's quite pricey here. Now I know it's not.
Can you buy from uk? It's on discount these days
Brilliant review,thanks
These are brilliant when you first get one, mine after 6 months is absolutely terrible
We have one of these and noticed the same play in the wand. Very annoying for the price. Now ours has almost completely lost suction. I'm sure the motor has started to go, changed every filter, stripped everything, cleaned and still no joy. And that's with the wand disconnected. Really disappointed as we really wanted to try a Shark .
I'm glad I watched this, I don't think I will bother buying it.
Best Review - thank you!
I agree look flimsy and in time would snap thumb down for me too x
Does your head stops sometimes and starts again? Is that normal?
I sold this long before it could start developing faults. It’s not normal, you probably have a loose connection.
@@ibaisaic Loose connection? Where? What part?
Anywhere where there is an electrical connection such as the wand to the cleaner or the connection at the head. If it’s still under guarantee and you have your proof of purchase, contact Shark.@@moltobene1528
@@ibaisaic Okay, that sound serious. Motor has power it's just head few times stopped spinning. Thank you very much. Will contact manufacturer. Thank you.
@@ibaisaic Tested again. When head is up and doesn't touch the carpet then it stops. Is that normal?
Not impressed by any Shark I've seen so far this week. They clean fine at first but really have barely any dirt separation - I bet those filters will be absolutely filthy by the end of the month. And most people don't bother cleaning them anyway...
Also not a fan of the noise, they've all been piercingly high-pitched so far. And have seen lots of horror stories about the Duoclean heads getting gummed up with hair behind the soft roller or breaking irreparably from a small bash against furniture or a door frame. And why do the brushrolls cover such a narrow path compared to the head?
Cheaply made vacuums that perform well the first time when the filters are new, giving buyers the illusion that they're cleaning brilliantly all the time. Shame really, as their steam mops are excellent.
You have it nailed to a T. Not to mention then when stuff like the cable breaks they are virtually impossible to open up
@@hoovermaster I've heard Shark will do anything to worm out of fixing things under warranty, too.
Thing is, when you can get a Dyson Small Ball for £199, paying more than that for a corded Shark seems absolutely insane.
@@Love00Mother00Earth yeah the dyson is a good option but any bagged machine will outlive the shark massively
@@hoovermaster Of course, but nobody buying a Shark is cross-shopping it with a Miele.
I don't like bagless cleaners as a rule. Though I do have a Dyson V10 for my daily cleaning. My real vacuum is a SEBO D4 premium. It cleans well and I use it to clean up the cordless, bagless other vacuums I own. My SEBO is a tank..and if you did break something easy to repair and get parts for directly from SEBO.
Have I been barred from your newest vid it is showing as private
Not at all. I upload a video sometimes days or weeks before it goes live. The private video is coming up. It’s private to everyone but me at the moment.
@@ibaisaic Ah I see
Great video thanks love your videos take care
HOW HEAVY IS THIS HOOVER?
Hi Roger i like that vacuum
I absolutely love the stick vacs. I have the original duo clean stick vac. I decided to up grade to the model before the one in this video and I have to say I am so glad I am not the only one who notices the play in these elbows Shark vacuums. The model prior to this one has a bend in the actual elbow. I bought it and hated it because the antiwrap brush is not at good at picking up as the normal brush roller. Also some small piece of plastic got caught above the antiwrap brush but there is no where to get it out because you can no longer pop the top off to access the brush roller. Also the brush roller isn't removable anymore. I just hated it. This model looks just as bad. Whoever they get to decide these new models needs a new job.
No. I prefer a mains powered stick over an upright cos its very heavy and my home is too small for a large upright. If i could inport a shark from your country that would better for me. But one thing i dont like about it, its small tools are not click fitting. That is why i prefer my Dyson V8 Carbon Fibre over this Shark for my above floors cleaning
I got mine this morning & it works OK but either I've missed something or, this has got to be the silliest design of anything I've ever seen!!!! I can understand the lack of tool storage as they wanted to keep the unit slim but it doesn't stand up on it's own!!!!!!!! It is literally angled slightly TOWARDS the heavier side rather than angled away from it so it would stand up. Just a coup[le of degrees angled the other way & it would stand up on its own. It seems many designers these days are like spoilt children determined to get their own way, they'll make one thing that pops into their head work, while another 3 things don't & it doesn't bother them as it looked good on computer!!!!!! The reason it's so long is so it can fold over completely for storage as it's the only way it stands up. If it stood up on it's own to start with, you wouldn't need to fold it for storage & it wouldn't need to be so long!!! This is a cascade of major errors & I do hope whoever designed this at Shark was sacked immediately & is now stacking shelves somewhere in the outer Hebrides as a stark warning that knowing how to use Fusion 360 does not make you a designer!!!!
I don’t recommend this Shark. I’m pretty sure I say so in the video.
@@ibaisaic Funnily, and stupidly enough, i did watch your video before I bought it but I don't mind it being corded and can easily fix the wobble. I obviously missed the part about it not standing up but did hear it second time around when I left the comment!!! We live and learn!
Ahhh i wish i had one of those
In theory a corded stick vacuum should be cheaper and lighter than a cordless vacuum because there’s no expensive or heavy battery and it should be more convenient than a full-size vacuum. While Shark’s corded stick vacuums are indeed cheaper than their cordless stick vacuums they’re not cheaper or more convenient than their full size vacuums in this format. I would love to see a company improve the classic 2-in-1 type Bissell Featherweight stick vacuum, which really needs better filtration and refinement. The genius of the Featherweight is all the weight is down low and it stands on its own.
Someone tryed to scam me the other day on the phone thay ask if I had a Dyson I said yes and they said i need to by new flitters belts and I should take this ridiculous insurance ask all this don’t not even asked me the model I have so be careful. When I told him about dyson not needing new filters and Dyson balls don’t have belts he started saying I know nothing about Dyson’s
Why that music 😞 want hear the crunch
Keep up the good work on here mate keep up the good work on here mate keep up the good work on here mate keep up the good work on here mate keep up the good work on here mate
I have the shark lift away and it's the worst hoover I've ever had. I had a corded standard Dyson before that which was great until the belt snapped after 15yrs and I fancied a new change... I do NOT recommend Shark at all and I am going to buy a Hetty or Henry 👍
Belt is normal wear item. Please don't throw it away. Just replace the belt.
@@vacuumtests9225 I didn't throw it away, it had a new belt but it was a real heavy hoover and I gave it to a friend and fancied something new.. Went for Shark and totally regretted it. That was 6yrs ago and I want a Hetty now cos believe they're the best and bagged hoovers
@@kat7777 Okay now I understand 👍
long hair still wraps around the anti wrap brush roll. LOL.
Well, we won't be recording our own cleaning so...
So what?
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The Shark is obviously flimsy. My Shark Rocket with MultiFlex broke a year ago so I bought a Dyson two months ago and it is a lot better.
L,ik,
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This one looks so chatty, it’s a no from me Rog.
My motors gone after 12 months, pile of turd
It has a five year guarantee, so you should complain to Shark.