Shark | Pet Cordless Vacuum Cleaner | LED Headlights |...

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"The media could not be loaded. I've owned this vacuum for two months. Here's my personal experience and opinions.. The lack of a charging base Was almost a deal breaker for me and remains of My bigger pet peeves with this vacuum. Unless you've got a place 2 Prop it up or wedge it, you have to take the vacuum Apart In order for it to stand up freely while charging. as you see in the video, It is too top heavy to charge In a standing position Unless you have it Propped up against your wall, and then you are risking It's scratching the wall. My other pet peeve with the vacuum is that even though it is designed For use with animals, and I'm assuming that means vacuuming up pet hair, The Vacuum tends to get clogged extremely Easily. We only have one indoor cat , our cat does not shed very much at all. Most of what is being vacuumed up comma And clogging the vacuum, is smaller bits and pieces of paper or Band-Aids or what have you That my kids vacuum up period stuff they can easily vacuum up with my Dyson, And even the Oarfield that I owned before this, But stuff that for some reason Gets clogged in the suction tube of this vacuum and then When you proceed to vacuum up small bits and pieces of say Dirt or debris or in our case cat litter, It either just continues to pick it up and spit it back out on the floor , or you have to turn the vacuum cleaner off turn it upside down Pull out of it whatever is clogging it And then proceed period It's a bit of a pain comma and as I said earlier comma I find myself having to do this regularly which is something I've not had to do with my other vacuums before period Since I have kids comma maybe this isn't the most kid-friendly vacuum period They were able to use my other ones just fine Comments so I'm just saying dot dot dot It does seem to have decent suction power comma and when nothing is clogging the intake on it comma it does a fairly decent job of vacuuming both hard Surfaces and carpet. However, it does have a hard time getting into the corners and right up against baseboards. We have engineered hardwood in our house and ceramic tile in the bathrooms and throw rugs In the main living areas and it can get them Clean fairly quickly. Our home downstairs is just over 2000 square foot and I haven't run the battery dead yet, so it's got good battery life. One of the other things that is a bit inconvenient is the fact that you have to again disassemble the vacuum to empty the dirt canister, which means you're using two hands and having to prop up the bottom piece of the vacuum while you dump the canister that's attached to the top piece. My personal opinion, I wouldn't buy it again. I paid much less for my orfeld, I paid I think $124.99 for this on Black Friday and about 89.99 for my orfeld a couple years ago. The oilfield doesn't have as good section power as this one does but it has a charging base and it doesn't seem as inconvenient to use."