Shark IZ363HT Anti-Allergen Pet Power Cordless Stick Vacuum Self-Cleaning Brusholl, PowerFins, Crevice Tool, Dusting Brush, Pet Multi-Tool & Anti-Allergen Dusting Brush, 50min Runtime, Blue

For a bagless stick vac, this will do what 95% of the people want. I cant speak to the battery life. It runs easily for 20 mins though. Weve never run it longer than that. It picks up most things going forward, but pulling backward just sweeps things back so it doesnt suck things up in both directions. It also has a tendency to get clogged with hair and dust. However, its an easy machine to unclog as the pieces snap apart and back together very easily. For the amount you save vs a Dyson or other higher priced stick vacs, its still a good vacuum and wed buy it again.

I have been looking for a cordless vac for awhile now and happened across this one on Prime Days. I already own a Shark corked vacuum that I am extremely happy with I just have been so tired working around that blasted power cord. Naturally, the first concern going to cordless is if it’s going to have the same power as a corded vacuum and I just got done with my first use of this and I was not disappointed. It was so nice to be able to just grab it and go and not have to move the power cord around to get different areas of the floor vacuumed. The debris storage compartment for everything that has been vacuumed up is equal to that of my corded Shark vacuum too. Overall, at this point, I’m am very pleased with my purchase. I foresee me getting my vacuum out more often now that I can just grab it and go

As the title states, it makes me miss my older, brush roller, Shark stick vacuum. My older model had better suction, better cleaning heads, real bristles instead of these power blades for better deep cleaning on carpets. The power blades cant really pull granules out of my rugs and capret like the older skark did. The older model battery only lasted about 12 minutes on high power mode, this one lasts about 25 min. The ergonomics are strange, with 2 modes for carpet and hard floor (probably why the battery lasts longer), you have the option to pull the trigger for max suction for a temporary spot. I found myself strapping on a zip tie to keep it on permanently because it just wouldnt pick up granules on my hardwood floor, defeating the purpose for multi modes, its always in carpet, max suction mode for my needs. Its small enough to work under beds and dressers, lays all the way flat to get under things which is nice. My biggest gripe, you have to sperate the vacuum to stand it up for storage. I ended up putting a carabineer on it and hanging it so I didnt increase wear and tear on the unit. My old Shark could just be parked upright. For pet application it probably is fine. Hair is light and would suck up hair well... most likely. I purchased this vacuum for anti allergen properties, but I dont have pets. Cleaning is a breeze with the dump cup and quick access to the filter. Cleaning immediately after is recommended, I found that after a few days the filter can build up and make the suction even worse, but thats what its for! I purchased while I was moving and unfortunately didnt start using it until the return window had closed, so Im stuck with this vacuum, but if I were to do it over, Id look for the next model up, something with better ergonomics or more powerful suction with bristles.

WOW!!!! I bought this after my Hoover stick vacuum (R.I.P) died after years of good service but this Shark is the BEST! It picks up the dirt, fur, feathers, hair, whatever and even works great on carpets. It can go under couches, chairs, tables, in corners just about anywhere. Then you just pop off the top off it and its a hand held vac. It runs off a single charge long enough for me to get my whole house done (2700 sq. ft.) and the beauty is that Im not dragging a cord along with me. I love it, so much so that I bought one for my son and his wife. Highly recommend this vac.

The vacuum is very lightweight, so it’s easy to move around the house, and it holds a strong charge (about 45 minutes). The suction is good, though if it’s on the first setting (hard floor) it’s definitely not as strong and sometimes you have to push the turbo lever to get a bit more suction to get certain items off the floor-nothing I would knock the vacuum for. Overall a great product and would buy again!!

Works well getting the dogs hair up off our hardwood floors

This was the most expensive vacume Ive ever bought but I do not regret it at all. We got it for our camper trailer which has heavy carpet except for a small strip for the wood flooring in the kitchen and linoleum at the door and bathroom and this Shark doesnt care and it sucks up all the cat litter and the dry food they spill with great ease. The fact that it can be a handvac is a huge bonus as well. Very very easily take it outside and vacuum your cars or trucks. We havent used it for a long enough time to see if Sharks claim of the battery lasting 40 minutes per charge. (Complete) This is also the most smallest vacuum that fits with ease into our camper closet. Oh another expensive bonus is they have oodles of attachments you can buy for dang near anything you might to try to vacuum. Big thumbs up and depending how long it lasts, if a long time then I would buy another Shark without question.

This is an okay vacuum. Its a little bulky and difficult to maneuver around furniture. It also puts off a weird smell, which I figured would go away but months later, its still there. The battery life isnt that impressive and it takes a little while to charge. The bottom roller piece constantly gets stuck in an upward position, making me stop to push it back down and thats probably the most annoying part. I do like how efficient the vacuum is, and that hair doesnt get wrapped around the roller. It does suck up a lot of dirt, especially on carpets.

UPDATE 5/22/22: Its almost 6 months later and I am still very happy with this purchase. Thought I killed it about a month ago by sucking up water (trying to clean, toddler running amok, was right by pet bowl). But I immediately turned it off, wiped out what I could, and left it sitting off and open for several days. It has not shown any issues thus far. (Certainly wouldnt recommend doing this, but just an observation). I still would recommend using this as mostly an alternative for sweeping. It does ok on our very small area rugs, but our traditional vacuum runs circles around this on our rugs in our downstairs family room as far as pet hair. I got this hand held vac to replace our dustmop for our plank vinyl floors. I have horrible allergies, but sweeping seems to aggravate them. That being said, I still put this vac to the test. We have central vac, and its a pain to haul that sucker out for area rugs. We have black utility rugs by our doors, and a white pit bull who loves rolling on them (get a pit bull my husband said, they hardly shed my husband said! Yeah right!). Plus its winter and the salt and debris makes them look awful. The right side in the photos was our central vac. Left side was the Shark handheld on carpet mode, no boost. Honestly, I was pleasantly surprised! Now, if you are 2000sq.ft. wall to wall carpet, do I think you are going to replace your current vacuum cleaner with this? No. However, as a replacement for a Swiffer sweeper/ broom, or short matt area rugs, this little guy does well.

I have had this for almost a month and we have used it quite a few times. It sucks better than my old Dyson and the light helps see where you are going. It picked up dirt and dog hair and also stuffing from torn up dog doys and leaves and other things like this that my Dyson never could. The downside so far is there is a missing dust brush and pet multi-tool, which is partly why I chose this. These are currently sold out at the Shark website so I wonder if this is why we did not get them. I have contacted Shark customer service and am waiting to see what they say. Otherwise, these are $50 if they are ever available again. ****Amazon, change your description so it is accurate as to what you receive!! ****No wall mount so you just have to sort of lean it somewhere, which is not ideal. So far it is ok in the corner we have found for it. I will update if I hear from Shark on the missing tools.