Shark - Shark Detect Pro Cordless Stick Vacuum (Model: IW1120C)

Nekem mindkettő van. Philips olcsóbb es minden tartozék ban van világítás , viszont nagyon kényes a szűrőre, állandóan pucolni meg cserélni kell. Dyson drágább , nem kenyeskedik, mosható filterrel, viszont nehezebb es nyomni kell folyamatosan a működtetéshez. Na most en mindkettőt levittem a nyaralokba, es otthoni állandó használatra vettem egy Shark- ot, az lett a befutó , a dokkoloban kiüríti magát , nem hisztis, nem kell folyamatosan nyomni .

Megnéztem közben a Philips az a 7000- es széria , dyson az a v15 , Shark meg a Cordless detect pro max

Cries in Shark vacuum with a vacuum pipe that continuously gets clogged from *checks notes* dust

I have the Detect, which is cordless

I have had the Dyson V15, the Shark, and the LG CordZero and so far, LG is the huge winner because of its price and power. It is most comparable to the V15, without the price tag. We had the dyson for about 18months before its motor started to go (apparently a well known issue) so we returned it. The LG has been as powerful as the v15, and I prefer its attachments over the dyson. We have hardwood, tile, and some high pile and low pile rugs. LG does a great job on them all as a “daily driver” where I need dust, cat hair, crumbs, and dirt picked up.

I have exactly this one for the same price from Costco bought 1.5 yrs back and works flawlessly. No complaints and highly recommended. Using it for both carpet as well as hard floors. Plus comes with detachable battery for charging and many attachments for different applications.

Shark Detect Pro or Dyson V8 (Fluffy head) are solid picks. No beater bar, good for hard floors. Both usually in that price range if on sale. EU stockists have ’em!

This is why I buy one with a long warranty. No product, even the most overengineered or “time-tested” vacuums, will last under every condition. I look for at least five years. A Shark Detect Pro vacuum broke with an electronics error, we called, they did a quick test over video call, and they sent us the upgraded model for free and it arrived the same week. The new one has worked well since. They even let us keep the old one (which is nice for double the accessories, haha). The mixed reviews may be because of how differently people use vacuums; their carpets (or floors), what debris / dirt, ergonomics, cleaning, power, speed, etc. But there certainly are “tiers”, but within one tier, yeah, there’s a lot of trade offs between models. What’s easiest for me: pick 1-3 features you really will regret if your vacuum can’t nail them and then let the rest be easy enough to work around. You can usually buy and return if it misses your expectations.

Shark detect pro. They go on sale at Canadian tire pretty frequently too

Same price range, would return that and but the miele. I will say i got mine for 100$ on a liquidation website. But it beats my shark pet detect pro by a mile.

Bought that exact one! LOVE it

We have two of these and they’re incredible. Powerful, and haven’t had any issues with them. We had a black and decker cordless and it broke within a month.

We have and at the time we bought we still had dogs. Both do great! We graduated to the shark robot once we no longer had dogs of our own. We still have one of our kids large very hairy dog at least 3-4 days a month and the robot is able to maintain us daily even when it is there. Our stick vac gets used once every two weeks. Used to have Dyson for context and it wasn’t as good. We only have a small amount of carpet in the house.

I have exact same model, and it perfect for 1800sqft house with no issues. No cord issues, pick up everything in its path, carpet or hard floor, no issues. It’s one of the best purchase so far. Using for past 1 year

Costco, just recently purchased the shark detect performance.

The Shark Stick Vac does a great job. You can get it cordless or with a cord. If you end up with the Ryobi, you could always get a tool that has the same battery and use for the vacuum. I love all of my Ryobi outdoor tools. I have a lot of different tools, including the zero turn mower and push mower, plus a lot of hand tools. They all work great. The leaf vacuum does a great job mulching, too.

I’ve had the same Shark stick vac for 15 years. It’s nothing special, and there are some functionality features I’d change, but it works well. I only use it on hard floors. It’s quick and convenient. I use it daily in the kitchen. It fits underneath the cabinets where my upright doesn’t.

We have a Shark stick vac that is pretty dopefor smaller jobs If you all have power tools with swappable batteries (like Ryobi, DeWalt, etc) check out what vacuum offerings they might have

I have a shark stick vac, Rocket going on 10. Dropped it off a truck, so we have to tape the dirt cup closed. I keep waiting for it to die so I can get a cordless one but it just keeps sucking.