Shark APEX DuoClean Corded ZS362 vs VonHaus 600W 2-in-1

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

We live in an apartment and have a Roomba, but wanted a small stick vacuum to supplement for edges and to suck up dust above the floor. We bought this one because it had a HEPA filter and was not cordless, and it seemed to have decent suction. These things are hard to find for some reason, but this vacuum has everything we wanted, and it's been working for us for about a year now. I love that the cord is extra long and that there are several attachments

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

2 IN 1 DESIGN: The 600Watt max Stick Vacuum Cleaner Can be used at full length or without the extension tube for handheld cleaning. Number 2. Bagless ...

This would not be the vacuum for you. On suction and cleaning up hair I give this 5 stars. Noise is 3 stars due to the high pitch sound. It’s not loud or high db, but that high pitch sound can be uncomfortable

The vacuum is kind of loud, but still beats another stick vac I had. That one threw debris out of the air vents and had little suction. This VonHaus vacuum picks up well and leaves the air smelling clean.