THIS THING IS AMAZING!Seriously. This has been a game changer. The self cleaning brush roll alone has been amazing. We have vacuumed near daily in a house with cats and the brush roll still looks brand new. The suction is awesome and the adaptive features are really cool and helpful. I love having a cordless vacuum that doesn't feel like it functions worse than a regular vacuum.As others have stated, the battery life isn't out of this world, but for us honestly we've never had a problem. This isn't a vacuum your entire house vacuum, but for us is for spot cleaning or doing one room here and there. I have recommended this product to multiple family members just because we love it so much.Definitely worth the price!

I really wanted to love this after watching @GoCleanCo's instagram stories and her rating it highly in her vacuum cleaner Olympics and I'm here to say I absolutely hate it.I tried to love it. After about a month, it's not the one. I have a cat, two dogs, two children under 4 and three bedrooms and one living room with carpet that are all heavily trafficked with and without shoes on. I also have a small kitchen and a mud room without carpet that it was used on. We used it daily. Here are my pros and cons.Pros:The edge to edge is actually really great compared to my Dyson stick vac.It has a powerful suction that propels the vacuum forward.Self cleaning brush actually self cleans.I could vacuum rugs without them getting sucked up and it stopping because of the low suction mode.It's fairly light weight.I bought it on a good sale but it was still rather expensive, not nothing compared to the Dyson.The attachments were very easy to click in and out.The stick part stands up on its own when emptying which the Dyson doesn't do.Cons:Emptying it is gross because your hands always get dirty.The detect mode changes colors so often and so fast that you usually have to go over the same spot 3-5 times to make it turn green.The battery life SUCKS. For daily use you might get 30 minutes out of it before it starts flashing red.The capacity sucks. I can get 1-2 rooms done before needing to dump.It has an FO symbol which is not described in the manual (which is only one sheet long) and it would flash that symbol and a red light multiple times.After about a week of use I had to change the filter. Mind you, we supplement with a corded vacuum and this one couldn't handle what my Dyson could.It overheats extremely quickly.It has this weird clip thing on the bottom that I had no idea what it was used for.It is NOT a good vacuum for everyday use on carpet. If I had all hardwoods and a few rugs I think this would have been a great Vacuum, but for carpet, DO NOT buy this!

Vacuum is extremely wobbly on attachments and the self empty dock stoped working after only one use!Very disappointing! Lesson learned no shark fan anymore!Sadly had to return the vacuum, more disappointing is that Shark customer support never answered on my calls, emails, even my seller tried to contact them and nothing!

Okay, so we have big needs when it comes to a vacuum. We have two large dogs, three cats (two that are long hair) and a toddler (plus me and her mom) all living in a 1000sq ft single floor home. We MUST vacuum daily. We have a robot vacuum that does most of the heavy lifting when it comes to daily vacuuming, but it of course doesn't get crevices, furniture, doesn't do well in corners, under cabinets, etc. So, we had a corded Bissell to take care of big messes, and what the robot couldnt get. We went through three of these corded Bissell over the course of two years. THREE. All failed after 8-10 months. Plus, being corded, it really didn't get used as much as it should. Who wants to dole out a 25 ft cord to vacuum one piece of furniture? Or do clean up the dirt the dogs just tracked in? Yeah, nobody.So, we decided to try out a cordless. We settled on this shark here. We loved the fact it has auto empty feature. It may sound gimmicky, but let me tell you, it's awesome! My wife especially used to hate emptying the bin on our old corded vac. Anyone with pets knows that when you let pet hair/dander sit in a vacuum for a week or two, it really starts to stink. So, the air coming out of the vacuum would stink, and emptying the bin in the trash would spread stink everywhere, along with dust and dander. The auto empty feature of this shark is awesome. Put it on the dock, and poof, everything's gone and vacuum is ready to go for it's next use. The amount of filters in the vacuum and the auto empty base ensures absolutely no smells or dust escapes. It is totally worth it and one of the main things we love about this vacuum.The vacuum itself is also extremely good. We were worried about run time and suction power, being cordless, but on auto mode we have enough battery to vacuum the whole 1000sq ft floor, plus do our big sectional couch. You'll definitely use the battery quicker when the roller brush and suction are on high, but it seems to have plenty of battery for us. If you have a large home or lots of rugs/furniture, you may run through the battery quite quickly. Suction on this shark is great as well. It is as good if not better than our old corded Bissell. The roller brush truly is anti-tangle as well. Our dogs are starting their spring shed right now and even with all the hair we have sucked up, the roller brush is completely free of hair. This is the first truly tangle free roller head we've ever had on a vacuum.The only cons to this vacuum definitely aren't deal breakers, more so just quirks. In detect mode, the vacuum is a bit slow detecting. It's slow detecting amount of dirt, it's slow detecting when it's against an edge, and it's slow when its detecting carpet or furniture. When I say slow, I don't mean it takes forever, but if you're vacuuming quickly, you can easily run across a door mat and the vacuum will just be kicking up the suction as you're leaving the mat. If you vacuum a little slower on carpets or against walls, it easily detects them and will do it's thing, but if you're a quick vacuum-er, you'll find the vacuum confused and varying the suction and roller speed constantly as it's trying to catch up to what you're doing.Also, another quirk, the wheels are smooth hard plastic. Our laminate floors are very slippery against smooth hard plastic. So, again if you're vacuuming quickly, and you try to turn the vacuum, it'll have a tendency to want to slide around. Not overly annoying, and if you just slow down a bit it's not noticable, but some rubber coated wheels (like our old Bissell had) would go a long way to fixing this.Overall, this is a great vacuum. Battery life is on par for a cordless vacuum and is plenty for a smaller home, suction is great, auto empty dock is a must have. We find ourselves using this vacuum way more than our old corded model because it's so easy to use. And, for the first few weeks, the auto empty is so fun to watch!

I’ve been wanting a stick vac for awhile. I have 2 kids and a dog so I wanted something for easy, quick clean up. This is it! While yes, the battery isn’t endless, it gets the job done! I can vacuum for about an hour before it dies. That’s enough time for me to do a quick once over in 3 bedrooms, the living room, kitchen, dining room and office. It’s light, compact, easy to figure out. Being cordless, it’s just not gonna run for 5 hours straight. I feel like it charges fairly quickly tho and I love how easily it vacuums the stairs!!!