SharkClean & Empty Cordless Stick Vacuum – Lightweight Cordless with HEPA Filter, Portable, Rechargeable, Auto-Empty System, Stick Vacuum for Pet Hair, Carpets & Hardfloor, White, BU3521

From its powerful performance to its hands‑free self‑emptying feature, this model truly earns its praise.The self-emptying dock is a game changer—no more emptying by hand and no dust cloud release.Transforming to a handheld with the pet tool is seamless, making it versatile for cars, upholstery, and tight spots.Cleaning is fast thanks to the HEPA seal and removable, easy‑to‑wash componentsIt does generate some noise—especially in Boost mode or on high suction—though this is typical of cordless stick vacuumThe onboard dustbin is modest in size, but the auto-empty base compensates by holding about 30 days’ worth of debris

I cannot express how much we LOVE our Shark Clean & Empty Cordless Stick Vacuum! It has truly made cleaning effortless and has become an absolute lifesaver in our household. From the powerful suction to the game-changing auto-empty feature, this vacuum has exceeded all expectations.The Auto-Empty Feature – A Total Game Changer! 🏆One of the biggest selling points for us was the auto-empty function, and let me tell you—it has completely changed the way we clean! No more dealing with dust clouds or messy bin emptying; this vacuum empties itself into the base in just seconds, keeping everything clean, hygienic, and hassle-free. It saves so much time and effort, especially in a busy household like ours.Powerful Cleaning Performance 💨The suction on this vacuum is incredibly strong, effortlessly picking up dust, dirt, pet hair, and even larger debris from both carpet and hard floors. We have a mix of flooring, and it seamlessly transitions between surfaces without losing efficiency. Even deep-set dirt is no match for this vacuum!Cordless Convenience & Lightweight Design 🚀Another huge plus is how lightweight and maneuverable it is. Cleaning used to feel like a chore, but now it’s so much easier to grab and go without wrestling with cords. The long battery life allows us to clean multiple rooms in one go without needing to recharge.Perfect for Families & Pet Owners 🐶🐾With kids and pets at home, we need a vacuum that can keep up with constant messes, and this one delivers flawless results every time. The anti-hair wrap technology works wonders—no more tangled brushes, which is a huge relief! It’s also whisper-quiet, so we can clean without disturbing anyone.Final Thoughts – Worth Every Penny! 💯The Shark Clean & Empty Cordless Stick Vacuum has completely transformed how we clean our home. The auto-empty feature alone makes it worth every penny, and combined with its powerful suction, cordless convenience, and ease of use, it’s an absolute must-have for any household.If you’re tired of messy bin emptying, weak vacuums, and frustrating cleaning routines, this is the vacuum for you! We genuinely love how it has made our lives so much easier, and we HIGHLY recommend it to everyone!

Love this vacuum. It does exactly what I wanted it for. My kitchen laminate floors never looked betters plus it glide easily around furniture with only a turn of your wrist. Goes from laminate to carpet easily. I used the brush attachment for my carpet on my stairs- worked great and it’s light . Love the auto empty feature. It only has a 40 min run time but for me it’s fine. I use it on a laminate floor where my cats kick out scoop able litter and it picks it up easily . Makes for easy cleanup. The pet hair it picks up- couldn’t ask for better! I have 2 dogs and 4 cats . Hair pickup is a breeze now.

Let me preface this review that we have owned this shark for 5 months now and:1. I'm a clean freak, Type A person, who uses the cordless vacuum every other day, if not daily for the entry, kitchen and dining room. I use it about every 5 - 6 days for the entire 1st floor to catch those dust bunnies.2. We are a family of 4 with 2 smaller dogs, living in a 2 story home with a lower level. Our main level is wood floor with area rugs and then tile by the back door/laundry room.3. We have multiple vacuums (cordless, corded, whole house, and our beloved Tinco wet/dry) - yes they are all used :-)4 We're a Dyson family - meaning we own multiple Dyson appliances and have supported them for nearly 23 years. (We still have our corded Dyson we bought in 2004.)When our 2nd (after less than 3 years) cordless Animal A11 $500+ Dyson stopped sucking as well, and I started feeling the debris hit my feet when I vacuumed, I about lost it. This was our 2nd Animal Dyson in less than 9 years. WTF? (Even though you're not supposed to), my sweet engineer hubby took it completely apart, cleaned it, replaced filters - thank you Amazon, etc. It still didn't help. The vacuum looked brand new, yet it couldn't suck of sand or the tree pine needles.Because I really didn't want to spend another $500+ (even though Black Friday is great deals for Dyson), we decided to try this Shark after doing lots of research (both magazine articles online and reviews). Here's a comparison between Dyson Animal V11 + this Shark:Weight: Shark is a little bit lighter, but not enough to purchase it only for the weight.Suction: Assuming the suction of the Dysons when they were brand new, both the Dyson and the Shark have very similar suction. Both pick up debris equally as well for tile, wood and the area rugs.Battery Life: Both hold the same duration that I need to vacuum all the surfaces I'd like to on a weekly basis, which is the entire first floor (living, study room, dining, kitchen, 1/2 bath, 4-seasons, laundry, 2 entry points), plus two sets of stairs.Noise: The shark seems a little bit more quiet. I'm sure there's someone online who's already did the noise level test you could google quick if this is important to you.Versatility: My preference here is definitely the Dyson. It is able to get underneath our entire couch and the head handles better on the stairs. Other than those two things, the Shark does well. When it's on carpet, the head of the Shark seems to be more loose and it can be annoying when trying to vacuum.Features: While Dyson has various attachments, I found I didn't use most of them. The wand, skinny long thingie is much better on the Dyson (I use it to get the lint stuck on the front of the dryer door, and the Shark cannot seem to reach it). What I REALLY love about the Shark is the stand that suctions all the vacuumed debris into its container at the bottom. Seriously, so smart. However, this does take up floor space, if you're limited. Whereas the Dyson hangs on the wall. For us, the floor space is well, so well worth it know that I'm not opening the contents of the vacuum whenever I use it. (Yes, I know I don't need to, but Type A girl, here, remember?)Value for the money: Impressively the Shark was a lot more cheaper (well over half) the cost of the Dyson.Overall, I'd recommend the Shark, even with the caveat of its lack of getting underneath the furniture, more loose head (making stairs more difficult to vacuum).Would I buy this Shark again? Maybe... I'd like to see how the Tinco cordless handles. I really like their wet/dry vacuum!!!Hope this review helps you!