iRobot H1 H121020 vs Shark Ion W1 WV201

It's a nice easy to use vaccum for light duty cleanup. We use it to cleanup cheerios and such the baby spills. It works fine. At this price point it's as good as it gets

Hello Sir or Madam. I have some difficulties with my Shark Wandvac. It goes for only 10 seconds and stop. It does not clean well

The iRobot H1 is a cordless handheld vacuum. It's well-built, easy to move around, and offers great overall performance on low and high-pile carpet. Depending on your usage habits, it also has a relatively long battery life for a handheld vacuum. However, it's somewhat demanding in terms of regular maintenance and incurs a couple of recurring costs

The motor is surprisingly powerful relative to the vac's size and more than up to the task of what this seems to be designed for. It does a decent job of picking up debris from car interiors but a more powerful vac will be required to thoroughly remove ground in debris. Note that this is not a wet vac. I read an Amazon review that said this was loud

Handy with good suction power. The extension hose would be a very useful feature if one could attach the brush head to it. Not being able to do so is a serious design flaw considering how much this vac costs. Couldn't get everything to fit in the pouch, either

I like the sleek design, which makes it easy to use for windowsills. It picks up dust and hair very well and compared to lots of other hand held vacuums had a pretty good suction. I just haven't found a lightweight hand held vacuum that gives super strong suction, including this one. I read lots of reviews and made quite a study of it

I got this knowing that the suction would.. suck. But it looks REALLY good next to my espresso machine

I bought this with great expectation but was disappointed. The suction is half of its predecessor. The garbage space is also much smaller that the previous Shark. Overall I would not buy this product

The omission of a charging brick is usually done to keep the costs down. However, the product description does state that you can use the 5w or larger bricks that you use to charge your iPhone, iPad or Android devices. The other complaint concerns the build of the filter. I have to admit, I don't know anything about it and I am concerned about one review that attacks the flawed design of the inner filter

Easy to empty the dirt-cup into the waste-basket with the touch of a button. I like this unit a lot. It's also gotten duty around the dining room table, the upholstered chairs that the grand-kids sat on, and sucking up crud on our various throw-rugs. Wouldn”t trade it for any of its competitors; none of them are as light-weight, storable, and easy to use

However if Eufy isn't willing to revise the filter to make the product actually functional, I'll be returning it as well as revising this review accordingly. I get the impression that Eufy is a company that will work to improve their product, especially when it only involves changing one small disposable part, so I hope I'm not wrong on this. But for now, I can't recommend this to anyone, as it is right now. I do hope I can change this recommendation in the coming weeks, as I really like it, if it would seal

Vacuums fairly well with poor charge-power time & no alternative source of power. Power lasts approximately 3mins Very disappointing

I bought this vac for the ease of charging and use. It does a decent job on small jobs, but the canister is quite small and has to be emptied more frequently than I would like. I do like the vac and feel it meets the majority of my needs.

I find it convenient for vacuum-dusting all kinds of things, including furniture, various air vents, the vents under my fridge and freezer, etc. I love how light weight and maneuverable it is, and that I don't have to drag my big vacuum cleaner around to dust these things, anymore. It's nice to be able to dust by capturing the dust, instead of spreading it around, as happens with manual dusting, even Swiffering.