LG CordZero A9 vs Shark APEX DuoClean Corded ZS362

But one issue with the handle placement is that it puts more pressure on the arm and wrist cleaning areas high above like the ceiling. It isn't much o...

Having said that, I would not recommend this Shark to anyone for a ONE AND ONLY vac. It is not versatile enough to be the Lone Ranger of cleanup. I purchased this vac for the large areas of our house with hardwood and tile floors for quick cleanup along with the accompanying area rugs in these rooms. Out of the box first impressions: WHO EVER THOUGHT THAT A VAC THAT WOULD NOT STAND UP ON ITS OWN WOULD BE A GOOD IDEA? First MAJOR design flaw! Often during the course of vacuuming, you need to stop, and either move something, or in some way have need of walking away from the vac for a few seconds

Now a lot of people it might be capable of 80 minutes of runtime, but as we tested with the working vacuum gauge, it doesn't have enough power to pick...

Shark did have pretty good, responsive customer service though, and that is a bonus in my book. I do wish it came with more accessories. The attachment hose it comes with is skinny and short and makes the suction feel weak. It's not good for much

The stand is great, it holds most of the attachments. It comes with two batteries, so you can clean non-stop. It's the suction power that gets me. It has power but I'm not convinced it has anymore than my lower model Dyson or Shark

Their Vaccums still reigns unparalleled in quality vs. functality vs. value. I still give this model 3 stars because it STILL beats most other vaccum brands out there and still trust the Shark brand, the name still firmly held in high regard

This is the first decent robot vacuum I've owned, it cleans really well, it auto empties, and it doesn't require disposable bags. It's cheap to operate, and auto empty vacuums are the most automated.

Going back to their "no-tangle" technology, I've had this unit for over 6 months and I've only had to cut off the stuck hairs once. That is a HUGE improvement from my previous units where it was a weekly ordeal. I've broken two cordless Dyson vacuums and thought this would be my save all. I do believe that this has more suction power for longer because it is corded, I just wish it wasn't so heavy

Biggest issue though, is the washable filter and cyclone cleaning. With that much usage, I'd recommend washing the filter every day and keeping it in rotation with a couple other filters in order to account for the dying time. I'd recommend using your Miele to vacuum out the cyclones pretty often, since washing them is gonna leave your vacuum out of commission for a day or so. Tentatively, I'd look into a Hoover ONEPWR HEPA for your carpets and an LG A9 for the hard floors and above floor cleaning

It is not 100 percent self-cleaning as I still had to pull some hair and strings that got caught along the sides of the brush roll which was significantly less than my Dyson. What I hate most was its non-HEPA filter. Not only that, the exhaust location is on the top back of the handle which blows hot air to the user.

com/images/2000005/200000521/20000052118.png) for pet hair. The Dyson V8 and LG A9 get recommended as decent handheld/stick types with motorized brushes. These two brands are basically your safest bet in terms of cordless models, and I'd advise getting the cheapest model with a small motorized brush

Oh, you can get a bag for them from Shark but you have to buy the bag? Ha! No Thanks!! Also, really, Shark? Really? You're going to make me purchase the hook to hang this vacuum on separately? Sad the greed in the world. It's ok and I'm not returning it as I need one while I'm selling my home but I don't think I would buy this again unless it was $50 cheaper.

The cord is very long and I really like that there are two options for medium or high suction so that throw rugs are easy to get cleaned. I have a dog and I have shoulder length hair so it has dealt with a bit of hair already and it does a fine job. High marks from me.

Other than that I love how light it is and it's been so nice to do my steps without my back hurting afterwards

I will say it’s light, easy to put together, carry around the house, I like how it can get under tables easily, and the fact that it will pick up a lot of stuff that regular sweepers don’t. Again it’s a nice sweeper I don’t regret buying it just wish I would have known some of this stuff before purchasing.

I have owned 3 Dyson vacuums in the past, and I never thought another company would be able to match them in terms of design, battery life, and suction power. Well, LG has taken on that challenge and won, in my opinion. The LG Cordzero A9 is by far the nicest vacuum I have ever owned. One of the most frequent complaints of Dyson and similar vacuums has been battery life

It's easy to assemble and disassemble in order to use it in all its different forms. It performs pretty well on pet hair. The less than good: it has to be stored in an awkward unconnected position, where the wand still sticks up, but the handheld hooks onto the base. Good design in that it hooks on and doesn't tip over, just weird that you have to take it apart (I think you could hang it on a wall hook if you had that kind of room and then it could remain in one piece