🦈 Shark Ultra-Light Cordless 13-Inch Rechargeable Floor & Carpet Sweeper with BackSaver Handle, Motorized Brushroll, and Two-Speed Brush Roll (V2950), in Lavender Review

In the interest of full disclosure, I bought this used. But it was listed as 'like new' which I think Amazon describes as the box has been opened but the product has not been used. It sucks and NOT in a good way! Ha ha. But seriously, my expectations were not justified. The engine sounded weak. Maneuvering was really difficult. (I'm 35 and fairly able-bodied, just found it uncomfortable and stiff) Had to walk over the same spot multiple times (bare floor or carpet, it doesn't matter). My swivel

This Shark is quick and easy to use for small jobs. It's most effective on tile and hardwood floors for removing fine dirt and pet hair, but I wouldn't recommend it for use on thick or shaggy carpets. This is where your full-size vacuum cleaner comes in. However, I'm sure it will work well for thin indoor and outdoor carpets. It's nice to have this lightweight vacuum for quick jobs rather than lugging out a heavy full-size vacuum. Makes cleaning easy. The vacuum holds a charge well, but I often

I had a Shark electric broom that I bought in 2012 and it lasted 5 years before the battery died. I really didn't think I could just replace the battery so I bought this one. I liked the idea that the handle could be bent with the push of a button. What let me down is that it makes every effort to vacuum every medium-thick carpet (the motor sounds like it's trying hard) and they remove the red side brushes which are great for picking up dirt from under the 2- inch bar of my floors. Kitchen…

I got the 2950 but it wasn't the same as shown in the video. NiMH battery, not Li-Ion. That alone is a stumbling block for me. Even the instructions say the sweeper should be charged for 7 hours, unplugged from the mains and fully discharged before recharging to extend battery life. In this case, too, the battery will discharge over time. All of this applies to NiMH. I don't understand how to use these batteries nowadays. I don't understand how this is possible with a sweeper. That means I…

Read before you buy. I've had it for about a month and bought it as an easier and quicker way to clean up the kitchen after my dirty kids have eaten. I usually have to use the broom about 4 times a week and it gets boring very quickly. It's a great replacement, it's quick, easy, and does a surprisingly good job. People berate it for its poor battery life and lack of suction power, but keep in mind that this isn't a replacement for a big vacuum. As for the battery life - I used it 3-4 times…

My husband and I bought one of these Shark cordless carpet sweepers a few years ago. At the time I told my husband not to leave it on all the time. Just charge it up and unplug it until it needs to be charged again. Around the same time I had multiple knee surgeries and was unemployed for a long time so my husband did housework which was very helpful so I couldn't scold him for putting the carpet brush away. He died suddenly last fall and I moved into a smaller room that had just had light…