Review on 🦈 Shark IZ363HT Anti Allergen Lightweight Self Cleaning: The Ultimate Solution for Allergen-Free Cleaning by Matt Simpsons

Scroll down to see the pros and cons. Overall good suction. Just be misleading about some things like battery life and stubble. That's why I'm only giving it 4 stars since it's a nearly $300 vacuum cleaner. At the moment the suction seems really good, but it has bristles (for me it was important for wooden floors) and the battery life is only about 20 minutes, when used as a vacuum it only lasts (according to the instructions). ) within 40 minutes if you use it by hand. UPDATE: I've vacuumed my entire house (all hardwoods and about 1500 square feet) without draining the battery. So it was definitely good. Happy with it! Also, attach a crevice tool or other tools to the part that attaches to the head and bam, you have a long crevice tool that can go almost anywhere! I received the vacuum cleaner today and will update the review if necessary. First impressions are that the packaging is basic. Looked very generic and I wanted it to have a proper name and not just a model number. I also thought it only had fins and no stubble since that's how it's pictured and advertised. HE HAS BRISTLES. They are soft to the touch and I can see how they behave on my LVP flooring but this is very deceptive as I thought it was just a soft silicone rib. I'm afraid it will scratch my floor. Overall it is very light and feels pleasantly smooth. I used it as soon as I had it on the LVP floor I have for about 10 minutes. It sucked up pet hair and dirt I couldn't even see. Worked great. So far I am very satisfied with the suction power. I plugged it in after it died (before the first charge) and it's been 2 hours now and it's still not fully charged. I want to load fast. So I decided to check the manual to make sure I'm doing everything right. The manual says it works for up to 40 minutes with a handheld vacuum, but only 25 minutes on bare floors and just 20 minutes in carpet mode. If you use a Boost vacuum (it has a Boost button, which is nice) with a portable device, it will only work for 10 minutes on a full battery. So I'd say it only lasts about 12 minutes on bare floors in fast mode and probably less on carpet as that's almost half the time of a handheld vacuum. I wish the battery life was longer and to say the vacuum lasts around 40 minutes on a full battery is misleading. I knew it wouldn't always take 40 minutes with different modes and floors, but I didn't realize that using a real vacuum in standard mode on hardwood would cut that time by almost half to 25 minutes. Disappointed in that. I love the design, the power button (hate how long it takes for the battery to die), and I think it does a good job of suction overall. I love LED lights too. I think this is a very good vacuum cleaner. I wish it came with two batteries so you can charge one and have a backup. I have a nearly 1500 square foot house with all LVP floors and an outgoing dog. So I will definitely test this in the next few days to get the exact time myself. Breakdown - Pros: 1. Style/design is elegant2. Light empty container3. speed button4. Powerfins (although it has stubble. Photos are misleading)5. Good suction is far6. LED lights7. You can replace the battery (only 1 included)8. Pretty light and easy to store away. Cons: 1. Battery life (listed as 40 minutes but that's for a handheld vacuum, only 25 minutes for a clean floor and 20 carpets)2. Charging Time - It's been more than 2 hours and it's still not fully charged.3. It has bristles, it has fins, but from the photos it looks like it has no bristles, only fins. He has both. This was one of the main reasons I ordered this one as I found it to be more secure on my floor. No "name" - just a model number. And the packaging looks normal. Not like a nearly $300 vacuum cleaner. Came in a box, the vacuum itself is in a plain white box.