Shark Vertex vs Hoover ONEPWR Evolve Pet

But the vertex appears to have a newly designed anti-hair wrap system which is even better than the previous ones. But i can't tell you exactly how it...

But, a battery that only lasts 30 minutes? Who can clean a house in that amount of time. Might just stick this in closet or sell it. Works OK, but not for the price. And, the extra batteries are too expensive

Our Shark Vertex is broken (I think it's the bearings in the roller) and I will not spend $100 to replace a head that will likely do the same thing in another year. I will be purchasing a Miele or Sebo from a local vacuum/sewing store.

This machine stands up by itself. That's another real plus. that's a problem with a lot of stick vacuums. So I think for the price this is perfectly r...

The final pro before we move on to the cons is the way that it handles. It was very smooth on hard floors and carpet and very easy to maneuver, especi...

My old Hoover did not pick up as good as this one does, but it never shut down when I hit a rug's edge. It might stop turning until I get it off the edge but it would start up again. This flaw is absolutely infuriating. I have talked with Hoover and they say that's the way it is designed so not to tangle up on a loose thread, but good God almighty, I spend as much time shutting it down and turning it back on as I do actually vacuuming

This vacuum sucks up everything!! Even cords you're trying to vacuum around. But once you know it's fine, it just takes a little extra work to pick them up before destroying them. The battery life is very good. On the 2nd setting it easily lasts well over 30 minutes of hard floor and carpet vacuuming

Oh, how I wanted to love this small, agile vacuum. But, it did not meet the mark. It's small, lightweight, easy to maneuver, and has multiple settings. Although it sounds like things are being picked up off the floor, the suction is not very strong, and most of what's on the floor stays there

The dust bin is simple to remove and clean out and no vacuum bag is needed. This vacuum is definitely doing a great job of keeping my home clean and tidy.

I was super excited for this cordless vacuum. It does however work great on my tiles and wood floors! Easy to empty and clean.

It's likely not a popular one with enthusiasts, but you might read some reviews on the Shark Apex DuoClean or the Shark Vertex DuoClean- the corded models with the keyword being the DuoClean head design. Right around your price range and I have seen some good reviews with tests for the situation you are describing. I believe all Sharks have a 5yr warranty too. They also have cordless models, but I have not read anything on them

I have a German Shepherd, this vacuum didn't even last one cleaning before the tube was clogged full of hair. It's poorly designed with too small of a tube from the head to the canister. Would not recommend if your pet sheds.

It’s constantly getting clogged or I have to constantly clean the brush roller. Right now, I’m looking at the cordless Shark Vertex.

(Don't worry, I'm not talking behind their back, I told them so.) This little baby will stay charged for me to hit the highlights every other day or so for a week in a 2000 sq ft house that's mostly hard wood. The canister is easy to dump and I don't have to touch any of the gross stuff. I wanted a solution to have a quick option for hair and crumbs from two adults without having to get out a broom and dustpan or big vac every other day

Overall, I'm very pleased. The battery life is 'okay' or competitive with most other cordless vacuums, but shocked me was the noise. This vacuum is VERY loud and almost sounds broken when it is running (I ended up looking at the head to see if something was wrong as it was that loud)

It looks exactly like the old one, but unfortunately it's louder (and unconfidently moans when it runs), feels much cheaper, and most importantly FAR LESS POWERFUL. Why would Hoover mess with success?? My advice is to stay away from the BH50020PC. Very disappointed loyal Hoover buyer here.