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Shark Launches PowerPro Reveal Plus: Cordless Vacuum with Dirt-Reveal Tech

Shark has introduced a new cordless vacuum to its lineup: the Shark PowerPro Reveal Plus. This latest model aims to combine strong suction performance with advanced sensing technologies, all in a lightweight, user-friendly format.

Shark PowerPro Reveal Plus Cordless Vacuum


Shark PowerPro Reveal Plus

$299.00 $329.99

Price as of August 12, 2026

Key Features and Design

The PowerPro Reveal Plus is designed around HyperVelocity suction, a term Shark uses to describe its high-powered cleaning performance intended to handle daily messes across floor types. Its PowerFins multi-surface nozzle is built for continuous cleaning contact, engaging both carpets and hard floors to dig deep into debris.

Shark PowerPro Reveal Plus PowerFins Brushroll
PowerFins technology keeps the nozzle in close contact with floors, enhancing debris pickup across multiple surfaces.

A notable inclusion is Shark’s FloorDetect and Dirt-Reveal technology. This system detects the type of flooring and automatically adjusts the brushroll speed for optimal results without the need for manual nozzle changes. It also illuminates hidden dust and debris to help users avoid missed spots.

Shark PowerPro Reveal Plus Floor Detect and Dirt Reveal Technology
Shark’s FloorDetect and Dirt-Reveal System Enhances Floor-Type Detection and Visibility.

The vacuum features a self-cleaning brushroll, which helps reduce or eliminate hair wrap—especially helpful for pet owners. It delivers up to 40 minutes of runtime (measured in handvac mode at standard power), offering coverage for most home-cleaning sessions on a single charge.

Shark PowerPro Reveal Plus 40 Minutes Runtime
Shark PowerPro Reveal Plus 40 Minutes Runtime.

Additional Features

  • HEPA Filtration with Anti-Allergen Complete Seal: Captures and traps over 99.97% of dust and allergens (based on ASTM F1977 of particles .3 microns or larger).
  • Handheld Conversion: Quickly transforms into a handheld vacuum for above-floor cleaning, such as on furniture or countertops.
  • Included Accessories: 8” Crevice Tool and Upholstery Tool.
  • LED Headlights: Built into the nozzle to help reveal dust and debris in low-light or hard-to-see areas.
Shark PowerPro Reveal Plus LED Headlights
LED Headlights illuminate fine debris on hard floors and under furniture.

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See also: How Vacuum Wars Tests Cordless Vacuums

Final Notes

The Shark PowerPro Reveal Plus enters the market with a mix of automated features and thoughtful design elements intended to enhance everyday usability. While not a review or recommendation, this announcement highlights the product’s arrival and provides an overview of its core features.

If Vacuum Wars reviews this product, we will make our findings available in the Cordless Vacuum Reviews area of this website. Top ranking models are added to our Best Cordless Vacuums list.

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