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Shark HZ2002 Vertex Corded Stick

$156.99
$299.99 48% off Reference Price
Condition: New
Color: Cobalt Blue
style: DuoClean PowerFins & Self-Cleaning Brushroll
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Top positive review
36 people found this helpful
Excellent Product
By Mhyrrr on Reviewed in the United States on January 29, 2025
The photo is how it sits and rides in my car and I carry it into homes in 2 parts, vacuum in left hand, dust cup in right hand. I like the weight and manuverability. I love the ease of putting it together. I love the long cord and ease of emptying dust cup and rinsing/drying at end of day. Cons would be the top heaviness, but the style, with the hand-grip in between is nice and balances the weight. I don't mind laying the vacuum down to move small items out of the way. Older people may have trouble with that. You have to be careful if leaning it up against something, as it can fall down if not propped up securely. At end of day I have the dust cup off the top and it rests on the ground, as in picture. It doesn't vacuum SOME bath rugs easily, while it vacuums others fine. Weight of bath rugs seems to be the factor, as I've used it on both short fluff and shag. (Update: it will vac a lightweight bathroom rug if I vacuum in one direction only, lift at the end, bring back and repeat) It's Narrow vacuum head seems like it takes a bit more time to cover large floors, but it saves time equally by moving between chair legs and picking up crumbs closer to edges. Works wonderfully on hardwood, laminate, carpet or linoleum. I haven't tried it on cement floors. I've only had it and used it for a week, but it seems durable and a Very good value for the money. I would purchase again and I would recommend it to others. Overall, none of these are cons for me personally. I love this purchase. I have the very 1st shark vacuum?? Where the dust cup lays flat, horizontal to the floor. You tap your foot on the release and it pops up. And an above ground "hand vac" was sold separately. I have that too. These were/are my Favorite Shark vacuums. Until I got this little wonder. I still prefer the original model but I am fast preferring the Lightweight of this one And the narrow head, which also goes Under more items than my old one because the dust cup is not down on the head. My old shark is now at Least 10 years old... closer to 15...and someone made a comment about maintenance. Absolutely! The motor is still strong on my old one but it started acting up. So while I waited for this new model to arrive, I used each clients vacuum at their house. I was surprised how many people have sharks 😊 -different models. Several people never cleaned their filters Ever! One thought his vacuum was ruined. I took the filter out and his was disintegrating. I showed him how compacted the dirt was. Then, noticed dirt coming back out onto the floor. I opened the flap to his hose and used a chopstick and some other gadgets to pull out in clumps, compacted dirt, cat hair and cardboard from the kitty scratching boards. YES, please clean the vacuum parts at least once a month. It's so easy and your purchase will last Years! I also helped him look up his model and order new filters. This deal of a vacuum is so easy to clean and access the filters. No reason to not keep it clean. Update: I have used this vacuum for a month now. I changed it to 5 stars. I like so many features on this item-the extra LED light at the base of handheld dust cup is Great for using with the wand to see under beds and reach baseboards & so many places. Saves me from down on my knees and up again all day. I need compact, lightweight, Durable and tough vacuums for cleaning several homes a week.
Top critical review
53 people found this helpful
Vacuums hard flooring fine, but not worth the price point.
By Babeeblews on Reviewed in the United States on October 18, 2024
I love most Shark vacuums… and, even with daily whole-house use, the upright “lift-away” vacuums last me several years before I need to start “patching it up” in places. I have five dogs & cats inside… with hard flooring throughout… so I’m vacuuming up the tumble-furs nearly every single day. However, I still like having a lightweight stick-vac for quick clean-ups and touch-ups… but am not a fan of the cordless/battery-operated versions… because I’d like the option to use it on the whole house, all at once, if needed. I decided to give this Shark Vertex a try because it’s corded, claims to have “hyper velocity ultra-powerful suction”, says its great for pet fur & human hair, and has the same clean brush rolls/power fins as my current upright vacuum… and because it was on a deal for $170 vs the regular $270-$300. (Which is what I paid for my full-size, full-power upright.) Overall, the stick-vac operates fine. It picks up hair, fur, fuzz, and crumps as one would expect out of any vacuum cleaner… of even the lowest price range. However… other than the duo-clean rollers, and the attachment with rollers, that I like with my upright… there’s nothing that stands out about this vac… that makes it any better than my cheap-o stick vac I had for the last few years. Now… I do not have carpet flooring… and maybe there would be a noticeable difference there… but there certainly isn’t with hard-flooring. Another issue is that this vac will not stand up on its own. If you need to stop for a moment… you must either lay it down or strategically prop it some sort of way… which is also difficult with hard-flooring… as the vacuum slides and falls down easily. The whole thing claims to only weigh 3lbs… so I understand that’s part of the trade off vs a top-heavy vac that can stand upright on its own. I just personally prefer a 5lb vac that can stand over a 3lb that cannot. Also… at this price point and particularly with a vacuum that can’t stand on its own… I expected there to be a wall mount to hold the vac and the extra accessories… but it does not come with one. So again… the vacuum vacuums. But if your needs are mostly just quick clean-ups… and/or if you have all hard-flooring… I feel like the $50-$60 corded stick-vacs do just as well as this $170-$300 one. But if it’s meant to be your main vacuum (lots of heavy use) and/or if you have carpeting… this one may outperform the cheap-os… but I can’t opine on that. (Sidenote: This vac was brand new and never opened… and all parts were covered in plastic bags. However, the metal “tube” had some pretty heavy, 1-3” wide, scraps along it. Obviously that does not affect its performance, but thought I’d mention it in an effort to be thorough.) *In pic, vacuum is “standing” upright only because the handle is propped on top of the box that is tilted against the wall. Hope this review is helpful. :)

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