Shark Corded Upright Vacuum Cleaner 1.1L with Lift-Away Technology, Pet Model, LED Headlights, Anti-Allergen, 8m Cord, 750W, Pet, Crevice, Multi-Surface Tools, Red/Black, NV602UKT

I've had Dyson's, Vax's and others over the years, but this Shark vac is certainly the best, most innovative, of the lot. Brilliant for the stairs, having only the motor unit/dust collection container to carry. Easy to empty the dust container. Suction incredible, as had vacuumed the week before purchase, with another make, yet dirt collection unit had to be emptied twice, for 2 rooms! Wife and daughter both have long hair, but clearing the roller is aided by a channel in the roller, enabling scissors to be used to chop through the hair, plus all the threads (wife's sewing machine the culprit). Good crevice tool with mini brush attached, plus vacuum driven mini brush unit. Takes a little getting used to how each part separates, but no other problems.

Replacement for my Dyson roller ball retails at £300, at half the cost (£150) the Shark outperforms the Dyson, much stronger suction. Lifts my carpets up if im nog bring careful! Lol. I love the two LED lights they help when finding the dust, easy to empty and the detachable pet accessory is brilliant, so powerful it whines when full suction is enabled. Great value, excellent machine.

My last Hoover didn’t really suck in the end but this Hoover really sucks! Yes, I’m being sarcastic and making a joke but the sucking power with this Hoover is very powerful. The main unit and the Hose is very good and better than my old Hoover. Sadly this Hoover isn’t designed very well to do with the cable! Meaning you’ll have to throw the cable over your shoulder or hold it, while you Vacuum. Yes there’s a place to clip the cable into but it’s not very high and also it’s placed on the Hose; so if you use the Hose you have to unclip the Cable to release the Hose, to use it. The Hoover is very Light which is lovely and convenient but if you walk away from the main unit with the Hose it falls over; meaning you have to carry the main unit around with you. This is something I’m not used to as my Old Hoover would follow me around while using the Hose and didn’t fall over. Just means I have to get used to my Hoover and the new way of using it, compared to my old Hoover. There’s a setting for Hard Floor and for Carpet which actually works well, if you have it on the wrong setting the sucking power is so powerful you’ll struggle to move the Hoover due to the Suction. Overall it’s a great Hoover with only one flaw… the cable is normally in the way unless you hold it.

Amazing hoover, has two modes great for hard and carpeted floors so can hoover away the entire home, the suction is really nice on hard floor which helps you glide. Overall this hoover is in the heavier sides but that’s when it’s with the bristle attachment. Amazing for only £124.99.

Always wary about buying without seeing but I'm really delighted with this vacuum. Its lightweight and easy to use. The head swivels really smoothly making it easy to glide around furniture. The detachable wand means I don't have to stop if I want to catch a cobweb. Its really simple to empty too. I still have a cordless vacuum for upstairs but this Shark is a game changer for the rest of my home - cleaning the stairs is now so quick. Delighted with it.

Very impressive product. I have had a few battery powered hovers before this and didn't really want to go back to wired ones. The battery performance was disappointing to be fair. I am glad I did swap back though. Thus us a powerfull hover with hard floor and carpet settings. Both of wich work very well. It has a long tube for celing lines and when the main hover is detached from the base to do the stairs it is light and easy to carry. Worth every penny in my opinion. 👍

Amazing results, easy to put together and easy to use, lightweight and great suction would highly recommend this hoover

I've always had a policy of never buying the cheapest vacuum cleaner but never paying over the top either. Over recent years that's usually meant a cylinder vacuum around the £50 - £60 mark and after a few months finding it's not worth the money. So with the sales on and a bit of spare cash I splashed out on what was claimed to be the number 1 upright in the country - the first time I'd ever paid three figures. It does take some getting used to as it's not that intuitive - pick it up to move it by the handle and the top half separates; you have to pick it up to move by the handle half way down. Press on the foot pedal to pull the handle back to an angle and it's just not having it - the large floor roller part lifts of the ground and the handle stays at 90 degrees to it. I have to get down and push the pedal by hand while leaning the handle back. Emptying took a couple of goes to realise that the cylinder opens at the bottom as well as the top. Having said all that there is no doubt that this is by far the best, most effective, vacuum cleaner I've ever had. It's powerful enough to suck up several years of dust and once you've got used to the above issues it's great to manoeuvre around both in standard upright position and separated for use on the stairs. The crevice tool works superbly although the storage position is less than ideal. The real justification will come in how long it lasts to see if it's value for money but it's certainly off to a great start. I'm starting to regret all those short lived cheap vacuums I wasted money on.