Customer Ratings & Reviews

Very happy with product, easy to use and no complaints on performance

Works great, powerful machine and long charge and very handy

Very good, my wife loved it I recommend to Husbands to give as a gift to their wives

Vacuum works fine on hard floors but lacks the power needed to perform on carpet or rugs.

It’s amazing. We have two dogs and it is able to keep our area nice and clean.

Very easy to use and keeps my house clean! The light helps visualize dust!

This is a really good vacuum. I was doubtful to begin with for this vaccum. I have two dogs and a cat. So my hard wood floors are alway covered in fur. It has a blue light when you use it. It’s so handy.

Love it good product light weight very flexible folds easy to put away

I love the vacuum, but they could have added an extra battery or make the battery charging faster. I couldn’t vacuum the whole house 1500 feet on one charge, I had to stop and get it charged .

Overall I like the design of this vacuum. The flexible handle to get under furniture is fantastic. Overall build quality is really good. My biggest gripe is the suction power. I had a Dyson before this and I certainly wasn't expecting this to be on par, but it's really underwhelming. Even the Turbo mode doesn't seem to help much. Okay for the price, but I will probably end up returning it.

I think its a great product especially how easy it is to handle when cleaning . What it needs is more power and longer battery life. Charging takes to long . Also A great feature that it needs is when you take out the bottom part and use one of the accessories , it doesn't have a light . Needs some type of flashlight.

I really like this vacuum. I have two dogs that shed slot. The blue light shows the areas where I’m missing which helps tremendously.

We really enjoy this vacuum because it gets in all those hard places to get into that other vacuum’s cannot.

Absolutely recommend this vaccine if you have pets! The rubber flippers immediately began picking up hair that my previous vacuum couldn’t!

Bought this based on the reviews to replace my eight year-old Dyson, which had been losing battery life and suction for a while. After using this Shark about three weeks, I am convinced it has less suction than my dying Dyson. There is literally no suction power when vacuuming up to an edge or corner. You have to switch to the handheld function and use the crevice tool to get those areas. I have had to charge the battery multiple times for only 20 minutes worth of work. If the machine hadn't gotten dirty from use, I would return it.

I like this vacuum in that it’s simple and compact. It gets under furniture and hard to get to spaces. It has terrible suction on rugs and carpets.

PROS: Dirt-Reveal Technology & LED Headlights: My favorite feature on the vacuum. This feature shines a spotlight on hidden dust and dirt so you don't miss any spots. There are also LED headlights to help with cleaning in dimly lit areas or under furniture. “FloorDetect”: The vacuum automatically senses the floor type, hardwood or carpet, and adjusts the brushroll speed without pressing a button - you can still use the turbo button. It’s incredibly seamless, but maybe a little too aggressive because it turns on carpet mode soon as you lift it off the ground. I understand why though. Self-Cleaning “PowerFins” Brushroll: I imagine this is great for pet owners. It's been great for our household full of long haired shedding humans. The vacuum is supposed to actively remove hair from the brushroll as you clean, preventing hair tangles and keeping up suction. It must be working as I haven't had any problems with long hairs getting caught or wrapping around the brushroll like my previous stick vacuum. MultiFLEX Technology: The wand can bend at a hinge built into the wand. It makes it easier to reach under furniture, beds, and other low-clearance areas. I also read the manual and found out that the folding mechanism allows the vacuum to fold for compact storage. I admit I barely use the hinge feature for vacuuming or storage. Converts to a Handheld Vacuum: The main unit detaches with a press of button to become a portable handheld vacuum. It is a bit long for a handheld, almost half of the vacuum, but it works. A plus is that it's even quieter with the brushroll and while using it as a handheld. HEPA Filtration & Anti-Allergen Complete Seal: Summary: Per shark, the vacuum captures and traps over 99.97% of dust and allergens (down to 0.3 microns) within the vacuum, preventing them from recirculating into the air. The container is like a lockbox. My previous competitor vacuum used to leak quite a bit. Above average Battery Runtime: Specifications state it offers up to 50 minutes of runtime as a handheld in standard mode. I get over 30 minutes with the brushroll and wand attachment. It's enough time for cleaning my entire two story home on a single charge. The battery is also removable for easy and eventual replacement, and recycling. OKAY AREAS Weight and Maneuverable: It's not very light but not heavy. It is maneuverable and not a chore to push, pull, and carry around the house, but there is an awkwardness to it because the dustbin portion is so long and heavier than the rest of the vacuum (mention it more below). Also, there are competitors that are lighter. I've read others praise the suction, but I'm disappointed in its horsepower. Though, it doesn't stop the vacuum from being effective on both hard floors and carpets for dust and debris. I'm guessing that the brushroll and powerfins have a lot to do with it well in spite of the average suction. CONS: Dustbin Capacity: With a capacity of around 0.2 gallons, the dustbin is on the smaller side vacuum. This means more frequent emptying, especially during larger cleaning tasks or in homes with pets. Top-Heavy Design: While generally not heavy like a corded vacuum or some older cordless vacuums, I found the vacuum to be a bit top-heavy, which can make it feel a little less balanced when standing upright or vacuuming for long periods. Limited included Attachments: Typically comes with basic attachments like a crevice tool and upholstery tool. Some customers might want more tools (like a mini-motorized tool for pet hair) that are found on other models. However, there are quite a few attachments that are sold separately. Dust Accumulation in dustbin chamber: I've read some reviewers have reported a design flaw in certain Shark models where dust can get stuck and accumulate in a small, unremovable plastic chamber inside the dustbin assembly, making it difficult to fully clean. I see a bit of that accumulation but I haven't owned long enough for it to be distracting or a problem. Battery Life Indicator (Basic): Instead of an LED with the exact battery percentage, the vacuum has a three LED indicating the battery level. It sometimes Struggles with Very Large Debris: Maybe it's the lack of power or the size of the brushroll intake area. No Charging Dock (for some models): I can't find a place to charge it that's out of the way because it's top heavy and doesn't stay on balance. For the price Shark should have included a simple plastic dock for the wall to plug in the battery or the vacuum itself to charge.

Jury is still out on this. I think I like the Tineco Vacuum more, there's a lack of suction even on max def disappointed

I have an older version of Shark cordless vacuum that is similar to the new PowerPro Flex Reveal that I have used for several years. When another of my vacuums started to go out, I decided to give this one a try since I really liked my older one like it. The upgrades are mostly positive, but I do have a couple of small gripes. First, the good. The PowerPro Flex is relatively lightweight but is quite powerful for its size. I like the floor detect that automatically switches power levels when moving among different surfaces. I have multiple transitions from carpet to tile or wood and several area rugs and this machine easily changes to match the flooring. The flex mode makes it much easier to clean under couches and beds. The “headlights” are a neat feature which definitely helps you see dirt where you might otherwise miss it on hard surfaces. It is easy to maneuver and is substantially quieter than my other vacuums, even when you pull the trigger for max power. The clear dust bin makes it easy to know when it is necessary to empty the collected contents. I only use this machine on the upper floor of my home, but I can easily clean the entire thing two or three times before needing to charge the battery, so the advertised battery life is probably pretty close. Storage is a breeze as you just push the release button to fold it over on itself in the middle and it stands on its own wherever you decide to put it. I also like that the dust bin is completely removeable for easier cleaning. Overall, I really like this vacuum cleaner and it does its job remarkably well. Now for my complaints. Shark does not include a charging dock for the battery, just a brick with attached barrel plug. The charging port placement on the battery is odd as it faces the floor when the vacuum is folded for storage. That makes getting to the charging port a bit trickier than it really needs to be. The battery is removeable (and Shark recommends removing it to charge) but it will charge while still connected and since there’s no dock, that’s how I prefer to do it. Also, this unit does not come with an additional battery so if you run out of juice, you’re dead in the water for a while. Also, while I appreciate the inclusion of attachment tools, there is no easy or convenient way to store them, so I tend to forget I even have them. They are handy enough, but I don’t have a great use case for them, and they basically end up staying unused in a cabinet in the laundry room.

This vacuum works just okay on carpets but is terrible on hard wood floors. I have to go over them with a dust mop. It does not pick up the dog hair.