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Shark Unveils Latest Cordless Vacuum with Auto Empty System

Shark has introduced its latest innovation in home cleaning technology: the Shark Clean & Empty Cordless Stick Vacuum & Auto-Empty System. This vacuum aims to provide powerful performance in a lightweight, convenient package, ideal for tackling various household cleaning tasks.

Shark Clean and Empty Cordless Vacuum System

Shark Clean & Empty

with Auto Empty System

Shark Clean and Empty Cordless Vacuum System

Shark Clean & Empty

with Auto Empty System and Motorized Attachment

Performance and Design

One of the standout features of this cordless vacuum is its auto-empty system. The redesigned base can hold up to 1.3 liters, or 30 days’ worth of dust and debris, significantly reducing the frequency of manual emptying. This feature not only saves time but also minimizes dust exposure by sealing away fine particles, making it a great choice for those with allergies.

Shark Clean and Empty Cordless Vacuum and Auto Empty Dock

Convenience

The Shark Clean & Empty Cordless Stick Vacuum boasts a redesigned stick vacuum that is 30% lighter than previous models (compared to the Shark IZ662H). This model promises to retain the full-sized power of its predecessors while being easier to maneuver around the house.

Shark Clean and Empty Cordless Vacuum and Auto Empty on Stairs

Versatility

The cordless vacuum can transform into a handheld unit, making it versatile for above-floor cleaning tasks. With up to 40 minutes of runtime in ECO mode, it offers ample time for thorough cleaning sessions. The nozzle technology automatically adjusts brush roll speed based on the floor type, ensuring optimal performance on both carpets and hard floors.

Brush Roll Technology

The PowerFins multi-surface brush roll maintains continuous contact with surfaces, effectively deep-cleaning carpets and engaging hard floors. Additionally, the self-cleaning brush roll technology prevents hair from wrapping around the brush, a common issue with many vacuums.

Additional Features

  • LED Lights: Integrated LED lights help illuminate hidden debris and make cleaning under furniture easier.
  • Dust Reduction: It claims to offer 500 times less dust exposure compared to traditional emptying methods, which is a significant improvement for maintaining indoor air quality.
  • HEPA Filtration: The auto-empty base captures 99.97% of dust and allergens.
Shark Clean and Empty Cordless Vacuum and Auto Empty Hepa Filtration and Complete Seal

Specifications

ManufacturerShark
ModelShark® Clean & Empty Cordless Stick Vacuum & Auto-Empty System
Vacuum typeCordless Stick
Cleaning path width10.43 in
Base bin capacity1.3L
Maximum battery life40 min
Converts to handheldYes
Weight11.24 lbs
HeadlightsYes
WarrantyFive Year Limited
Specifications are from the Shark website.

In the box

  • Cordless Stick Vacuum
  • Auto-Empty Charging Dock
  • 8″ Duster Crevice Tool
  • Pet Multi-Tool OR Motorized Hand Tool

Conclusion

The Shark Clean & Empty Cordless Stick Vacuum is positioned as a versatile and efficient cleaning tool that offers significant improvements in convenience and performance. Its combination of lightweight design, powerful suction, and innovative features makes it a strong contender for households looking to upgrade their home cleaning arsenal.

If Vacuum Wars reviews this product, we will make our findings available on the Cordless Vacuum reviews section of this website.

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