Shark NV801UK Powered Lift-Away Upright Vacuum Cleaner with Duo Clean, 750 W, White and Charcoal

Brilliant hoover. Replaced my old dyson, and what a difference!Perfect little package that sucks up everything in its path! Easy to assemble, and pull apart to use in many different ways. Nice little touches like a picking tool to pick out hair etc in between the brushes, all on the hoover! No more looking for attachments, because they are there!Cord is nice and long, and a handy release when you want to use it.Super smooth and easy to manoeuvre about, little LEDS at the front is a nice touch.Only issue I have is the dust collector is so tiny, you need to empty it a lot more often than any hoover I’ve owned, but it is super easy to do!Definitely worth spending the money on this one!

I needed a sealed system vacuum because I suffer with allergies which are aggravated by dust, I got this at a good price and I'm very happy with it.It picks up pet hair very well due to the unique brush bar design, the suction is very strong, the suction powered turbo tool is very good, I like that the vacuum is modular so it makes using it on the stairs much easier than a traditional vacuum.Headlights on a vacuum are certainly unique, it makes vacuuming at night fun, makes it easier to see any debris on the carpet as well. The only criticism is that the dust bin is a little small, but this shouldn't be a problem after the first time you use it and it picks up everything your old vacuum missed!

I have a large bungalow and was initially a little disappointed with the size of the head and the dust box once I unpacked my new cleaner. However it was quick and easy to assemble and once plugged in and started up - Woo Hoo! Great suction! Yep, it is impressive. If I was being picky I would love it to be a bit taller. It feels heavier to me on manoeverability. Yes, it turns on a sixpence. It is going to take a while to get used to that but I do like the lights on the front. Thought it seemed a bit of a gimmick but it is very useful.Easy to break it down to clean under beds Etc. Would I recommend it? Yes absolutely! In fact my son and daughter in law have now bought one. We were Dyson enthusiasts and had been for years.

I have been using this for 6 weeks and Im impressed. This vacuum really beats up a carpet removing dust and dirt I did not know was there. The flex is very annoying in that it has to be wrapped through holders on the body of the vacuum and it somehow seems to get in the way - probably because I am used to retractable flex however the light on the front of the brush head is neat and lights up dark corners. The vacuum is heavy on the wrist if you are used to cylinder cleaners however the best part of this vacuum is that the motor and cannister remove from the body to create a very lightweight hand held vacuum for stairs and hard to reach areas. The pet tool is extra but is worth it when it comes to cleaning stairs - its so useful for quick jobs. The whole vacuum clicks together easily and it is easy to empty and wipe clean. I have tied the flex with a ribbon to hang from the handle for quicker usability and the pet tool is in a drawstring bag hanging off the handle similarly. For £199 this is a far better option than the dyson equivalent which I have used for the same carpet. The suction is much better than a Miele C3which I have also

Ordered for £189 in a Deal of the Day yesterday, arrived today (well done Amazon)Very easy to assemble (took less than 5 mins)Lots of buttons for things (power, lift away, carpet/hard floor, dust release) but all helpfully labelled so I managed all the features without needing the instructions.Like some have said, I can’t believe how much it hoovers up! I hoovered yesterday before spotting this in the sale and the amount of dust and doggy fur that has come up today is horrendous lol.Some have commented on how heavy it is - I don’t think it’s exceptionally heavy and I think some of the heavy feeling you might get is purely from the suction.The dust container is quite small but I got my hall, kitchen and living room done on one trip and I suppose next time around there won’t be quite so much hidden dust (I hope!) it is easy to empty though so I don’t feel this is a real drawback.I haven’t felt my carpets were “truly clean” for ages with my tired old hoover but they look like new today.I’m not sure I’d pay the full price purely because I feel £329 is a lot for a hoover but it’s more than worth £189 if you can catch it at that price.

Based this review on the price I paid (on offer) for this vacuum cleaner - £189.99, which I think is a reasonable price for it - 319.99 is extortionate.We have always had vaguely crappy hoovers that have been (well) under £100. After going through my 3rd in as many years we upped the game and waited until the Bank Holiday sales and bought the Sark Duo Clean. We have one dog, one hairy bearded man, a hairy non bearded woman and a toddler in our house so any machine has its work cut out.I can honestly say, without question, it was worth every penny. Stripes the carpet nicely, removes all manner of hair and debris. Great for cleaning the stairs, as the main body unclips from the vacuum itself and good for doing under beds etc. as you can fit this under without the bulk of the cylinder.Easy to clean the dust catcher thingy, it empties from both ends so this means you're not banging it about trying to get that last annoying dust bunny out.Very quiet as well which is a bonus for those of you with babies/toddlers who nap during the day.Would 100% recommend.