IZ300EU Anti Hair Wrap Cordless Stick Vacuum Cleaner

Hoping someone can help us... 3 people, including a 1yo, no pets but I have long hair. We currently have a very bad cordless Shark ITZ320UK & looking to replace. I've been looking at Shark, Dyson, and Samsung. I've watched countless YT videos and read various reviews. I'm still perplexed what to get... This would be our main and only vacuum. Looking for one that's preferably lightweight & cordless as I would be the sole person doing the hoovering 9/10 and if it's too heavy or bulky I'd struggle to lift and manouver. Any advice or guidance would be immensely appreciated. We are in UK if that changes anything. Thank you!

The suction is very poor. It often just pushes debris around and if it does suck, then when you power off the dirt comes back out. I seem to be taking it apart constantly; something not so doable all the time these days. The fins seem damaged also but not sure how that occurred or if actually damaged. It’s just… not it. I know it doesn’t seem like much of an issue but I don’t have the time nor energy to be hovering, sweeping, taking apart, and fighting with it constantly. I should mention we have tile, carpet & wood(assuming) throughout. Carpets will need redone at some point to other carpet but not yet chosen. So all that to say we need a Hoover to cope with all flooring ideally, and long hair (human). Thank you, I’ll check cordless Henry out. Hopefully not pricey or a faff with needing pods/bags. Any other recommendations? I’ve spent *hours* reading about hoovers and searching websites like Curry’s etc and honestly I’m just as, if not more, confused than when I started!

Haha you are in my dillemma I went with the shark one on amazon for £170 IZ380UK

Getting delivered as we speak

Hi I’ve just set it up, my one detects carpet/hard floor and I just did a patch of the house and the hair doesnt even stick currently very good but ill wait till a week or so

Shark handheld (I don't know the name) it's pretty newish 2020+ model and has the anti hair wrap thing. It's fine. Obviously as a handheld the battery and suction is not as good as it could be on a much more expensive Dyson model. But I find it decently acceptable for the upstairs, if run on full power it can run out in 15 minutes though. I would recommend a cord vacuum if you want to do a whole house or large flat. But I do like my sharks, and I think Henry Hoover's are still a solid shout.

I have a shark with the fluffy floor duster on the bottom and a "hair wrap" inside the machine. The duster on the bottom is fucking ball ache with long hair, I have to cut it with scissors a lot. The inside part is good I guess, but I've not had enough experience with other vacuums to understand if the hair was ever an issue? But I have to put my hand into it and empty the hair out by hand which is a faff. Anyway I don't think it's worth it to get a Dyson, shark is good and has lasted a few years now. I think most vacuums these days are fine, the difference you'd see in one Vs the other is so marginal honestly.

I believe this is what I have, my hair is down to my belly button and I have 2 cats (one that sheds so much he should be bald but isn't), I've only had to cut hair off of the roller brush maybe 5 times in the 2.5 years I've had it.

> I own 3 (oldest is around 15 years old) and they’re reliable, easy to maintain, and easy to repair. I've owned two DC35's, the OEM batteries were expensive, hard to source and went bad (very shortened life) way too quickly. The third party ones weren't any better. Maybe it's gotten better, this was over 10 years ago. I switched to a much cheaper Shark Duo that had an easy to swap battery with external charger that's performed as well as the Dyson did ever since.