Rotator Powered Lift-Away with Self-Cleaning Brushroll ZU632

With 2 dogs and a cat I think a cordless won't do as good a job as one with a cord.  I have 3 small dogs and my cordless needs to be dumped many times when doing the house.  I like my shark rotator...I think it's called a "Tru pet" or something like that.

I actually clean houses for a living and my girl and I use the shark pro true pet rotator. We especially like the fact it has a light on the handle/wand.  We've gone through maybe 4 different shark brands and this one is the best so far.  Many of our clients have Shark brands so I've used a bunch of different types. We clean a minimum of 2 houses a day for each day of the work week.  By and large, they each last roughly 2 years before the heads get "floppy" or the clips that hold the wand in begin to fail.

Shark - I have a rotator lift away for years and years with a dog and cat.. loooooove it. [shark](https://www.sharkclean.ca/sharkca.product_categories.vacuums.upright_vacuums)

I finally replaced my 10 year old shark rotator lift away last year- one of my kids was moving out and I figured rather than buy them a new one I would get myself a new one and pass that one on. I replaced it with a shark navigator the day before they moved and they were on their happy way with my well loved vacuum. I unboxed the navigator liftaway and halfway through the first room I hated it. It isn't heavy but you really have to push to get it to go the direction you want it to. And forget about trying to manuever it around a table leg. It cleans well so I forced myself to keep using it hoping it just needing to be worn in a bit. It didn't get better. Thankfully I have several kids close in age so I had an excuse to pawn this one off and get a different one this winter. I replaced it with the shark rotator pet lift away that I got from sams club. I am in love again. It is so easy to use on carpet and hard floors, turns smoothly, doesn't get hair tangled on the roller and is so light I can easily carry it between floors. It does have a narrower cleaning head than some but that makes it a bit easier to get under chairs and around furniture legs in my opinion. Bottom line- go for the rotator not the navigator :)

I finally replaced my 10 year old shark rotator lift away last year- one of my kids was moving out and I figured rather than buy them a new one I would get myself a new one and pass that one on. I replaced it with a shark navigator the day before they moved and they were on their happy way with my well loved vacuum. I unboxed the navigator liftaway and halfway through the first room I hated it. It isn't heavy but you really have to push to get it to go the direction you want it to. And forget about trying to manuever it around a table leg. It cleans well so I forced myself to keep using it hoping it just needing to be worn in a bit. It didn't get better. Thankfully I have several kids close in age so I had an excuse to pawn this one off and get a different one this winter. I replaced it with the shark rotator pet lift away that I got from sams club. I am in love again. It is so easy to use on carpet and hard floors, turns smoothly, doesn't get hair tangled on the roller and is so light I can easily carry it between floors. It does have a narrower cleaning head than some but that makes it a bit easier to get under chairs and around furniture legs in my opinion. Bottom line- go for the rotator not the navigator :)

I have the Shark Rotator and really like it. It’s the white one with red trim

I have the shark red rotator lift away...or a several-years-old version of it. The thing is a BEAST. My mother happens to have the same one and she loves hers as well. I'm almost embarrassed to say I own two other shark vacuums, too. One is a mini vacuum that we use primarily for vacuuming cars or small spaces. I bet it's 15 years old, and good as new. The other is a cordless shark we bought about 2 years ago. While I do love the cordless, it works best for non-carpeted floors. The red lift-away is the real powerhouse for us...and I'm SOOOOOO glad we didn't impulsively get rid of it when we bought the cordless. The lift-away version is way more powerful and makes our cheap builder-grade carpet look brand-new every time we use it.

I've had my shark rotator vacuum for 7 years and it still picks up like it did when it was new, with 2 long haired women, 3 dogs and 2 cats in the house.

All sharks have hoses and their suction power is better than Dyson IMO. But the one I like best is the shark rotater. It comes apart to glide under furniture, beds,etc. Does carpet and bare floors. Hope this helps