Shark PowerPro Reveal Plus Cordless Vacuum, FloorDetect & Dirt-Reveal Technology, HEPA Filter, Carpet & Hard Floor, Rechargeable, Charcoal, IZ376H

As a disclaimer, our home is 1700ft2, and about 2/3 of it is carpeted. The vacuum works phenomenal on the regular carpeting and hardwood in the house, but struggles a little bit with the wool area rug. The variety of ways this vacuum can be assembled makes it extremely versatile. For example, using the regular brush roll head while removing the extension works wonders on the carpeted stairs. The short "handheld" version with the scraper does great on the couch. And the extension, with the small ended nozzle, works great for after the initial vacuuming, getting all the dirt along the edges of the rooms and furniture. It lays down almost flat, so getting under things like the dog food bowls, the couch, the dining room table etc are a breeze. So the reason I made the title the way it is, is related to battery life. To realistically clean our first floor (mostly hardwood/tile + wool rug) and the second floor (totally carpeted) will eat up the entire battery. The battery is NOT fast to charge. The runtime is based I believe on the vacuum running in "handheld mode" (aka without the brush head). So, if you're home is over 1500ft2 and mostly carpeted, you're going to have to throw it on the charger for a while most likely. I think it would greatly benefit Shark to come up with swappable batteries, think Milwaukee or DeWalt style. If you're handy you can do this yourself, but it would greatly benefit the company to have a proprietary design for this. Another con, though I hesitate to call it a con based on the portability of this vacuum, is the power. As mentioned, it does great on our regular carpeting, but just isn't as good as the corded Shark we've had for almost 10 years. This is to be expected as the motor in the corded vac draws significantly more power than the cordless battery version, but still worth mentioning. The vacuum is very light and easy to use. The blue light on the front of the roller head is AWESOME, and will show every spec of dirt on any uncarpeted surface. Overall, for the sale price we got it at (I want to say between $175-225, can't remember exactly) it has been excellent. Just keep in mind how much you're going to want to run it at once, as if you're living space is too big, you will have to take long breaks to recharge the vacuum.

This is the best vacuum in my opinion. I now have two. One for the upstairs now. No more hauling one around.

I'm quite happy with this, after four months of use. Decent suction, fairly light and does my entire apartment on one battery charge with some remaining (550 square feet, mostly vinyl plank with area rugs and I use handled with crevice tool a lot). I love the handheld unit, and it's very easy to take apart, clean and change filters. I clean an office once a week that has a lot of carpet and it does a great job. It's two floors and I have to charge after first floor with all carpeting. But it charges fast so it's not an issue (maybe an hour and a half?). I recommend it, I would wait for it to go on sale, I got $100 off. Full price is a bit steep for what it is. I also like that replacement battery is available because that is usually what goes first. I wouldn't buy one if those cheap Amazon no name ones they manipulate the ratings and batteries are terrible. Spend the cash and get brand name.

Great little vacuum. Light weight. And the LED light really does light up the dirt or dust on the floor.

I bought this vacuum for my townhouse, which is mostly tile and not very large, and overall I’ve been happy with it. It works especially well as a secondary vacuum or for smaller spaces, but I wouldn’t recommend it as the only vacuum for a larger home or for homes with a lot of carpet. On tile floors, the battery life is solid and the suction performs well. However, on carpet the vacuum automatically increases suction power, which drains the battery much faster. The vacuum is lightweight, compact, and easy to maneuver, and the Reveal feature works really well. It also does a good job picking up dirt and debris from hard floors. My main complaint is storage. Even though it’s compact, it doesn’t stand upright on its own, comes apart into several pieces, and the battery needs to stay connected to an outlet for charging, which makes storing it a little inconvenient. Overall, it’s a good vacuum for smaller homes or as a supplemental vacuum, especially if you primarily have tile floors.