Review on Powerful Cleaning with Shark HZ602 Corded Ultralight Vacuum by Dale Mankad

This is an upright lightweight vacuum with a quick release cord and bagless design. It has a certain weight, but feels very good in the hand when in use. . It *does* not go well with everything that is appropriate. However, the handle has a flat back so it can be leaned against a wall. The assembly takes a few minutes. Nothing special to do but there are instructions to help if needed. Very accurate/easy to use thanks to the moving head. You can reach corners very easily (with a flick of the wrist) and lay flat when needed. This allows you to get into corners without lifting and easily get under most furniture. Comes with: 1. Two heads - main head and pet/padding2. Multiple nozzles for concentrated cleaning with a handheld vacuum. You can use it as a canister vacuum (hard floors and carpet settings) or as a handheld vacuum. The suction power is very good and the rollers help to suck up dirt. This vacuum performed better than my Oreck and the $400 professional vacuum (but the $400 vacuum fell short in terms of performance). After vacuuming the floors, which I vacuumed regularly with the Oreck, it picked up a lot of extra dust/dirt. The manual suction is good but not the best I've seen. It doesn't really matter, because he "sucked out" everything he needed. The container that collects the dirt is very small, so it has to be emptied many times when vacuuming. In general - I like it. This is my main vacuum now and I can't fault it at all. Works better than expected.