🦈 Shark ICZ362H Lift-Away Multi-Tool Anti-Allergen Vacuum Cleaner Review

Perfect vacuum. The battery lasts about 10 minutes in turbo mode, an additional battery is not yet available for purchase. If you think 10 minutes isn't enough, you might want to consider a different model; Overall it's not noisy, sucks great and works as usual, runs about 20 minutes, the screen is a joke and not a real screen so don't expect any information on it. Finally, to charge the battery, you need to take out the battery and then charge it.

This is my new favorite vacuum cleaner. It sucks up dirt very well, it has a lift function that makes cleaning the stairs much easier, it stands on its own and does not require a cable. It's relatively light for a cordless vacuum, but good batteries weigh more, so it's a compromise. The design places the batteries/motor lower on the handle which really improves ease of use. But if you have hand/mobility issues, this could still be an issue for you. If you have carpets, a big house, pets, etc…

so i took it, i never had a wireless shark but i had 3 wireless dysons. I have to say I really feel this is the case in every household. The power-lift feature sets it apart not only from other corded vacuums, but from all cordless vacuums on the market in terms of versatility. You can't just pull it out like a typical cordless device for quick collection, because the cleaning performance with power-lift function makes it more convenient than a wired rack. I've had a wired elevator in the past…

I tried a couple of vacuum cleaners, a Shark. They all had something that made vacuuming difficult. With this model, Shark has made a real effort to address some of those issues. Wireless is at the top of the list. I hate the cord because I keep stepping on it or pulling it to one side, not to mention having to switch outlets as you go from room to room. But getting a cordless vacuum that's powerful enough is difficult. This vacuum is strong. I guided the vacuum robot over the carpet in the…

I have the original version of this cordless vacuum cleaner in my office which is a few years old and I like it. The retractable power section and hose make it the best vacuum I have for cleaning tricky spots like my car or cobwebs in high corners. It's also a very maneuverable vacuum, although with the power section attached it's more difficult to place than my Dyson. But you can take it off! That's the beauty of this thing. But this latest iteration of this vacuum cleaner is supremely good…

Wow, who knew a full sized vacuum with all the bells and whistles could be cordless, but Shark has made it possible with their latest #ICZ362H, the Shark Vertex Pro Powered Lift-Away Cordless Vacuum with DuoClean PowerFins all the features of the wired model. The suction power is excellent in both Eco mode and Boost mode. I have had Shark vacuums for two decades and have never been disappointed, they are known for producing excellent quality products that are reliable. This wireless is no…

Overall, this is another fantastic vertical stick vacuum from Shark. Not sure what to compare it to because it has almost the power of an AC vacuum with Dyson portability, which is a bit heavy. The powerful brush does a great job on both hard floors and carpets, including thick rugs, and the dust bin is easy to empty, which is good as it fills up quickly. In fact, this vacuum cleaner is not designed for deep cleaning or long-term cleaning. 5 minutes of carpet cleaning at maximum power (there…

**If you don't want to read all the descriptions, you know this handheld vacuum has just become my favorite vacuum. It has enough power and is so manoeuvrable that it makes my life so much easier and cleaner. These are my personal observations and experiences; I hope they help you with your decision. I have not used a cordless vacuum before and after using this Shark Vertex Pro I can't go back to my Shark corded vacuum unless I'm doing a really deep cleaning. This cordless vacuum cleaner is…