Works way better than my old Plug in bissell. My sister had a cordless shark when we loved together and when I moved out and saw this on sale I ordered the newer version. It automatically changes mode between types of floors and auto stops if something gets stuck. Works great for animal hair and the fins are better for less tangles. The attachments also allow really easy furniture and stair cleaning. I prefer to use the regular attachment without the middle pole piece to do the stairs. The only question is battery life which is 45-50 minutes as said. Read more

There are some good features about this vacuum and some bad just like anything else. I ended up buying this vacuum on the Shark name alone and how our full-size canister has been sooo dependable for yrs. The cordless I bought before this one had much better features. It was very light and easy to maneuver and could go under a piece of furniture with a three-inch clearance, and it stood on its own most beneficial!! Plus, it had a bracket that attached to the wall that was the charging port as well. These are the things that are more appealing the what the Shark offers. What the Shark has over the other is quality! the hose in the power head on the other one cracked in three months and separated in three places so it was just sucking air, and they offer no replacement hence the Shark. Now both are made in China (of course) but Shark stands by and behind their products and has customer services which speaks volumes! P.s If they would make the main stick a little smaller and or even just get rid of that pretty useless bulky attachment holder the power head would go quite a bit farther under a low clearance piece of furniture. Read more

I just purchased the Shark Power Pro Reveal plus cordless vac and a Dyson cordless vac (with mop). Comparing the two, the Dyson (which cost a lot more) had good suction and I loved the green light to let you see the dust on bare floors; however, the cheaper Shark had good pick up power especially on area rugs and I loved that the cord for the charger was on top of the charging block. The Dyson charging cord is under the block and hard to insert unless you lift the vac up so you can see underneath. Both were lightweight. The Shark seems to be built better, the Dyson is mostly plastic. If I were to pick between the two I would choose the Dyson just for the green light detection. Read more

After my puppy chewed through my vacuum cord, the Shark Power Pro Reveal Plus cordless vacuum is what I went with. When I began my search, I knew I wanted the Shark brand for quality without the exorbitant price tag and I also wanted a model with the tangle free brush roll. This vacuum has exceeded my expectations. I love how it automatically detects the kind of floor you’re on and detects the different types of carpet, making it easier to vacuum rugs. The blue light that activates when you’re on a hardwood floor makes every piece of dust and hair visible which makes it much easier to vacuum everything up. The debris canister is a great size to be a compact vacuum. There is a trigger that gives a power boost if needed, but that will drain the battery faster. The specs say that the battery will run for 40 mins on a full charge - ample time to vacuum most of my house. The battery comes off the debris container for charging - included cord plugs directly into the battery. I checked the brush roll after vacuuming many times and not a single hair was wrapped around it! I highly recommend this light weight yet powerful little vacuum Read more

I moved to a new home with LVT flooring. I kissed 4 vacuum frogs before I tried this Prince. I needed a dual carpet / LVT machine. I tried an updated vacuum with no beater bar. Nope. A Bissel had to go back because it was advertised with a beater bar shut off feature. Did not have that. A larger Shark model was too heavy for my bad back. I found a Dyson V10 on sale for $399 and grabbed that. That was THE WORST. I have 2 dogs and the dyson clogged immediately with hair wrap. To do LVT flors and carpet, you had to switch power heads from regular to "fluffy" over and over ..... or do all the carpet, then all the LVT. The dirt cup was so tiny. They had a small attachment for pet hair on furniture only. Evidently, pet hair removal required at least about $500 more. You are kidding me. So.... found this one. GREAT machine. It a blue light on the power head to show dirt like the Dyson. Love that. It did not have a wall mount, but the handle portion detaches with one easy button push and just slides onto the lower handle for storage, plus no need to mar the wall. Same type of push button dirt cup emptying. AND the dirt cup is more than twice the size of Dyson. Really lightweight at 7 pounds. Best part? Moves seamlessly between carpet and LVT by auto sensing the surface and adjusting the beater bar automatically. That works great. I read numerous articles that this model is recommended for LVT with the friendly beater bar material and the low speed for floor sweeping. It handled the hair of 2 Aussies everywhere with ease. I do wish the battery life was longer, but I was able to do my whole first floor that has 2 bedrooms without the battery going dead. There was still juice left. You cannot beat this vac for the price. Give it a go. Read more