Electrolux Ergorapido vs Shark IONFlex

Add in the fact that the Ergorapido weighs nearly a pound less than the UltraPower, and it's my vote for the most maneuverable traditional stick model we tested. The addition of a handheld vac doesn't hurt either. That way, you can transition from floor to detail cleaning very easily. I would like to see labels for the normal and high cleaning modes

I would look into returning it but we are beyond the 30 days. What will I do? Buy a Miele and use this one for the quick jobs. Now for the issues: The rating is a 3 primarily because we have a golden retriever and it is not optimal for longer fur animals though I think it would be fine for short hair dogs. The fur has gotten trapped in the small wheels that are adjacent to the silver roller with the orange bristles and has jammed them

That way I know that it's just got that much more suction power when it's done. You guys want to know more about that leaf blower, I'll put a link at ...

For about 10 years, we have used a Dyson Animal upright vac, which has been amazing at getting hair and dirt out of the carpets. The Dyson is an exceptional vacuum, but it's quite large, and heavy, and it's corded. We wanted to try a cord-free vacuum, and were impressed by the features and reviews for the Shark IONFlex 2x, so we gave it a try. There are good and bad points, when taken in consideration -

This is a better unit than the last four Electroluxes that I have purchased, but it cost a lot more too. It has more suction and a longer lasting battery, but emptying and cleaning the dirt container is a mess. One of the latches that hold the brush in place will occasionally release while vacuuming on an area rug. It could be better

Last but not least ran it over all the floor moldings. I was impressed with the amount of suction throughout the use. Emptying the dirt cup was a little wonky but now that I know what to do it's not bad. I would definitely recommend the second battery (ordered mine today) and I picked up the motorized pet tool to do the couches

The internal filter can be cleaned by gently pulling on and releasing this cleaning rod. The other filter part can be cleaned simply by giving it a qu...

I’m not sure if it was a faulty one or if they just aren’t as good as they say they are but I would not buy this vacuum again. I’ve loved shark vacuums but this is a no go for me. Guess I’ll just have to dip more money into the less portable one…

You can put another vacuum in there and basically pull the dirt and debris out, or you can empty it yourself manually. It comes off pretty easy. There...

of carpet space is easy to cover on half a battery charge. We recommend getting additional filters so you can load one in while the washed one dries. If you have a lot of sq. footage you may want to consider getting an extra battery

The cleaner is light weight. It maneuvers easily. Using the detachable cleaner works well. I had one before and it was the best light weight , easy to use vacuum

Easy and convenient to use, but at the end of every vacuuming the head drops a lot of debris. So light,and battery lasts, but this cannot suck like my Kirby. Good for dust maybe

It is well made and designed. Bought because of Electrolux name and its powered with lithium ion battery. Hoping for long life.

I love it! Change is hard and after years with a Dyson, I really was not interested in trying something new. My husband really wanted something where the battery could charge separately. Shark has been very thoughtful about their design. There are three attachments, but two of the attachments can transform into other attachments