Shark's 'impressive' cordless vacuum automatically empties itself now £200 off
Shark's PowerDetect cordless vacuum cleaner automatically empties and charges itself after every clean, with users saying it's 'so much better than Dyson'.
'This gets up so much dirt and the auto-empty is so satisfying to watch'
Shark has cut £200 off a vacuum cleaner that can automatically empty itself in a mega price drop. The Shark PowerDetect Clean and Empty Cordless Pet Vacuum Cleaner has been reduced from £549.99 to £349.99.
This 37% discount is also available at Amazon, where the same model costs £349. Shark touts its PowerDetect as a 'powerful, intelligent, deep-cleaning' vacuum cleaner, equipped with two brush rolls and multiple sensors that automatically enhance its cleaning power for optimal performance.
It can also detect edges, corners and different floor types, and will increase suction when necessary. But the standout feature of this model is the Auto-Empty Base, which automatically empties and charges the vacuum while it's docked, so it's always ready to go.
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The base is said to hold enough dirt and debris to last 45 days, so the vacuum needs emptying less frequently than an a standard model, while Anti-Odour Technology protects against bad odours. Unlike many competing vacuums, this model collects dirt when pulled backwards as well as forwards, while the Anti Hair Wrap Plus feature removes hair from the brush-roll as it cleans.
This makes it perfect for homes with pets, along with the included motorised pet tool that can be used to remove hair from upholstery. The Shark boasts a powerful battery capable of running for 70 minutes, with the charge level displayed on an LED screen that also includes the 'Dirt Detection' feature, reports the Express.
Shark PowerDetect Clean and Empty Cordless Vacuum Cleaner
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Shark shoppers can save £200 on the PowerDetect Clean and Empty Cordless Pet Vacuum Cleaner
Shark's deal matches the price of Dyson's V11 Advanced, which the brand says is the most powerful V11 and currently comes with a free 'Floor Dok' worth £100. But for those looking for a more affordable vacuum cleaner, Amazon will knock £50 off the Smoture Cordless Vacuum Cleaner with a coupon on the product page, taking the price from £169.99 to £119.99.
But the Shark PowerDetect Clean and Empty Cordless Pet Vacuum Cleaner has been earning praise from customers, securing a 4.4-star rating 247 customers – 205 of which left four or five-star reviews. One satisfied shopper said: "Great vacuum for all your needs.
"We've had three Shark's, this one is fantastic. No worries about emptying, just pop it on its stand and it's all done. Great pick up to, just vacuum away. No need to change setting when going from carpets to solid floor and vice versa. Plenty of tools for other cleaning too."
The Shark vacuum has a 'Flexology' wand to clean underneath furniture
Another said: "I have dogs and this is so much better than Dyson, which I had to spend hours pulling bits of dog out of it to make it work. This gets up so much more dirt and dust and the auto-empty is so satisfying to watch."
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This buyer was less-impressed, saying: "Works fine, picks up everything but it gets blocked very quickly and you need to put it onto stand to empty more than we would like."
But this five-star review said: "Better than my Dyson. The vacuum seems well made and has much better suction than my Dyson, it vacuums to the edges and definitely does a better deeper clean. Having three dogs we need a vacuum that can cope with all the hair. The anti hair wrap function works really well. Battery life is really impressive and allows me to clean our four bedroom house in one go."
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