Shark Detect Clean & Empty Review – Best Cordless Pet Vacuum

UAE Moments

09-07-2025

If you have a cat who thinks every surface is a bed or a dog who sheds enough to knit a sweater weekly, you know the relentless battle with pet hair across your floors, rugs, and even your clothes. It clings to sofas, drifts under furniture, and somehow reappears right after you vacuum, leaving you in an endless cycle of cleaning fur, dander, and the dust it collects.
For pet owners in busy households, constant shedding isn't just annoying—it's a drain on your time, energy, and even your air quality. You need a vacuum that can keep up with your pet's shedding schedule without requiring you to constantly empty the bin or lug around a heavy, corded machine.
This is where the Shark Detect Clean & Empty shines.
The Shark Detect Clean & Empty is a standout in the cordless vacuum market, combining advanced Detect technologies, a hands‑free auto‑empty base, and an innovative flex‑wand—all designed to simplify life for pet owners. With up to 60 minutes of runtime, a lightweight 2.9 kg body, and a 5‑year warranty, this model aims to deliver powerful, hassle‑free cleaning.
What We Love
Auto‑Empty Auto‑Dock: Automatically empties the 0.42 L bin into a sealed base that holds up to 45 days of debris—no dust clouds, no effort.
Smart Detect Suite: Sensors for Dirt, Floor type, Edges, and Light adjust suction and brush speed on the fly—boosting pet hair pickup by up to 50% vs. previous models.
Flexology Wand: Bends to clean under low furniture without bending over yourself, plus converts into a handheld with included tools—ideal for stairs, upholstery, and car interiors. Lightweight & Long Runtime: At just under 3 kg and up to 60 minutes on Eco mode, it's easy to carry and sufficient for most homes.
What We Think
The Shark Detect Clean and Empty Cordless is a powerful, user-friendly choice for pet households. Its auto‑empty dock is a game-changer, the Detect‑suite ensures thorough cleaning, and the flex‑wand adds versatility. It just misses perfection due to a small dust cup—but docking often makes that a non-issue.
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