Shark Cordless Stick Vacuum With Self-Cleaning
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Our take on the Shark Cordless Stick Vacuum With Self-Cleaning
A cordless stick vacuum from Shark with a self-cleaning brushroll that strips hair off the roller as it spins, so you don't cut tangles out by hand. It runs on a rechargeable battery and converts to a handheld for stairs, cars and upholstery. It suits homes with pets or long hair that want cordless convenience without constant brushroll maintenance. Against rivals like the Dyson V8 and Tineco sticks, it trades some raw suction and run time for the self-cleaning head and usually a lower outlay.
- Self-cleaning brushroll sheds hair without manual cutting
- Converts to a handheld for stairs and upholstery
- Works on both carpet and hard floors
- Cordless design reaches under furniture and into corners
- Tools store onboard for quick jobs
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What reviewers say
Owners like the self-cleaning brushroll, saying it saves them from cutting hair off the roller. Many find it fine for everyday crumbs and pet hair on hard floors and low carpet. Criticism centers on short battery life at high power and a small bin.
- Self-cleaning brushrollPraisedOwners say hair wraps far less and they rarely need to cut the roller clean.
- Battery lifeCriticisedReviewers report short run time on the highest setting and want a spare battery.
- Bin sizeCriticisedThe dust cup fills quickly, so owners empty it several times per clean in larger homes.
Questions and answers
- How does the self-cleaning brushroll work?
- A comb inside the floor head strips hair from the spinning roller and sends it into the bin. You still empty the bin, but you don't cut tangles off the brush by hand.
- Can it clean both carpet and hard floors?
- Yes. It is built for multiple floor types, and the floor head adjusts between bare floors and carpet. Deep-pile carpet is its weakest surface.
- Does it convert to a handheld?
- Yes. The wand detaches so the motor and bin work as a handheld for stairs, cars and upholstery.
- How long does the battery last?
- Run time depends on the power mode. Expect the longest run on the low setting and only a short burst on maximum power, so a spare battery helps in bigger homes.
- Is it good for pet hair?
- Yes. The self-cleaning brushroll and strong airflow pick up pet hair on hard floors and low carpet, and the handheld mode reaches sofas and car seats.
