I’m starting to know a pattern on RUclips when it comes to shark vacuums. Most of the reviews of from people who have been given the vacuum or paid to do a review, very rarely do I see people who bought it from their person money and reviewed it. That being said, I researched hours and hours comparing this vacuum to Samsung, Dyson and Lg. I didn’t go with Dyson due to the expensive price . Though I did have a chance to get a refurbished v11 animal for $350. But I didn’t go with Dyson because of the brush heads needing to be changed and there is no anti hair brush that comes with the vacuum, that needs to be bought separately. I chose this one because of the dual brush, anti hair brush and wheels on the bottom that make is easier push forward. My only con that made me hesitate to purchase this was the fact it doesn’t come with a second battery or a charging doc. I know the UK version has two batteries and a charging doc. I read most of the amazon reviews for those and most of them stated they didn’t really need the second battery but it was good to have. I’m giving shark the benefit of the doubt as this is fairly a new product and May…be they don’t have accessories ready to sell. I hope in the future they will sell the batteries and dock because I’m sure the battery for this vacuum will be less and will need a replacement. Also I vacuumed my whole apartment and still had 60% battery left over. Shark does terrible for their customer services and website is terrible. All I care is if the vacuum cleans and at the end of the day, it does.
Just purchased from Best Buy Today. 2500 sqft house. 60/40 tile/carpet. First full charge made it just over halfway. Have to wait 3 hours to finish the house. The medium carpets really ate the battery. It’s pretty loud compared to our old shark vertex lift. The dirt sense is annoying and seemed to get stuck on full blast at one point. Dirt sense has the vacuum oscillate speeds constantly. Carpet is annoying, on the back stroke it lifts the head a bit in a clunky way. Dust bin does the standard shark smooth flip open thing, also flings dust. Regret not having a dock/stand, extra battery, upholstery tool. Giving it one more try, then returning. We don’t like Dyson at all. Might look at LG or Samsung Bespoke.
I have had three Dysons and one Shark. I find the advantage of Shark’s simplified cyclone as compared to the Dyson is that the dirt canister is easier to dump and keep clean. Yes, the filters on a Shark get dirty at least 2X faster than the Dyson filters but the Shark filters are easy to clean and less expensive. I bought a second set so I don’t have to wait while the ones I’ve rinsed dry. The Shark Duo-clean head is far better for me because you don’t have to change heads when going from carpet to a hard floor and back plus my wife’s 2 foot long hair does no get wrapped around the beater bar. Finally, the build quality of my Shark Vertex is better than any of my Dyson’s where I have had air leaks at seals and multiple extension hose failures an a handle that broke in two. This Shark stick vacuum may be the one to replace my last Dyson.
I mean the filter getting dirtier faster could be seen as a good thing too? Just means there's less junk going out into the air and more being picked up in the filter
I have the Shark Vertex Pro and that is a step above the regular Vertex and it picks up everything. It does an amazing job in picking up hair but doesn’t really untangle. Overtime, you have to untangle it but it’s very easy to take out roller. The Shark Stratos is the king. Dyson is too expensive and overly overpriced. It is nowhere near Shark Stratos. Also, it’s dumb to have to do a wall mount just to hang a chordless vaccum. Only problem with these chordless vaccums is the runtime battery is way too short. They should have a 2 hour battery. Shark needs to work on having 2 hour battery so if you put on high, it will give at least 1 hour runtime. Also, the battery us very expensive. My Shark Vertex Pro battery is too short so if I was to buy a second battery it will cost me $70 which is ridiculous.
@@TheHailstorm77the only way currently to put a two hour battery in is to make it bigger, heavier and more expensive. That would just make the vacuum too expensive and hard to use. Battery tech is slowly getting better, but what you're asking for is still a ways off if we don't want the battery to become big and heavy.
I am thinking out of the box here .. but do you think the filter on the Shark gets dirty faster vs the Dyson simply because it is better at getting the dirt/dust ?
I wish Shark would include a hose with their stick vacuums, I don't understand why most manufacturers don't. It's really helpful for above floor cleaning or cleaning cars.
Every time I consider buying a new vacuum I watch your videos and they’re extremely helpful! But I wish there was one for 2022 for best vacuums for pet hair. :)
Thank you so much for your in depth reviews. especially appreciate the amount of detail you provide so quickly. I've been a fan of Shark vacuums for a long time, but have always though they were too heavy overall. I've only every had corded models. Agree 100% with the value of the Shark's duo head. Now I'm trying to decide between Samsung cordless (which I never thought about until seeing your Samsung Bespoke review) and Shark handhelds. Seems like the Samsung 90 or maybe the bespoke is winning at this point based on how I will use a handheld vac.
Love this vacuum cleaner I've purchased the shark cordless vacuum cleaner with two batteries and the 5 year guarantee also bought my partner the shark fuschia with 2 batteries and she loves it I would give 10 marks out of 10 on the shark stratos I recommend this product
How does the Shark Stratos Cordless with Clean Sense IQ compare to the Shark Vertex Pro Cordless Vacuum with Duo-Clean PowerFins and Powered Lift-Away? In previous videos it seemed that you preferred the Vertex Pro with Lift-Away to all other Cordless Vacuums so it's interesting to me that you compared the Stratos to the Shark Vertex Pro Lightweight Cordless stick Vacuum with Duo-Clean PowerFins. What was the deciding factor in your decision to compare the two you did rather than compare the new one to the one you previously said was your favorite over all Cordless Vacuum cleaners?
actually he compared the stratos to the older vertex, the vertex pro stick has the exact same power specs as this stratos and the lift away has even power more with 120 inches of water lift vs 80 for the stratos/vertex pro stick
The only reason why I stick to Dyson is because the roller head is expanded from one edge to the other.. it pulls everything from the edges from the wall.
I really love the cordless Shark Vertex so if the Stratos is a better version of that, you can't go wrong. I really wish these had LED lights on the canister though because it'd come in handy when using the vacuum as a handheld. The LED lights on the floor head are so useful so they kind of spoiled me. Anyway, great review.
impressive but judging reviews from amazon, half say this needs more battery life. I think the reason for that is the head that uses a lot more power than most stick vacs. As also pointed in the video, this could have come with a brushed roller for cleaning upholstery mattresses, dust mites. Additionally, its filtering system, like all previous Sharks, is basic with stainless strainer then one huge sponge like filter.
Thanks for your helpful reviews. We own a Stratos Cordless. Love the vac. Hate that there are no replacement batteries available. It seems by now these should be available.
Just bought one for my mom in her birthday. My parents would never pay that much money for a vacuum, and since she isn't getting younger I thought ill take it in my own hands.. I really wanted a dyson at first, but figured that they are just too overpriced for only 1 or 2 extra features. I also like that u can easily go under couches etc with that one. This is something even I hate with normal vacuums. Got it for 330 down from 600 + student discount + a second battery. Thank you for your great, and compact reviews. I think she will be very happy :)
after viewing couple of your videos I decided not spending an extra $100 for the Stratos but the vertex pro 2 days ago. The only difference from the spec is just the auto mode and odor neutralizer. Same motor power, doing a great job so far and I do believe it’s worth the money. Never tried a Dyson though. Still wondering why no video testing vertex pro?
@Dustin Nguyen NO THE STICK VACUUM, the lift away model(new p50) has way more power than the stratos and the vertex pro stick, which are both 309 watts.
@@olaganvalantine4551 i was talking about the vertex pro lift away, which looks exactly like the p50 except its blue and grey, its a newer model and a sister to the vertex pro stick vac
Great video! Is it better than the shark upright cordless that you liked so much (vertex powered lift away)?? Still anxiously waiting for the video on the sharks new combined roller head!!
I actually bought this Stratos and I'm very happy. I live in a one bed apartment. I have two batteries. If i lived in a 3 bedroom house I would need 6 batteries :)
I recently bought one of these for my downstairs. It definitely eats through battery life compared to the other sharks ive owned. I have my Shark with the copper fins for upstairs so thought id be okay with one battery when i purchased this. I manage on one battery but theres not much battery left after ive finished my downstairs. Lots of advantages though..very powerful and effortless in a busy house with two dogs. love my Sharks! 🦈
When you say your favorite Shark cordless does this beat out the Vertex Pro cordless upright? I imagine there will be a Stratos cordless upright coming out at some point as well anyway.
@@VacuumWars I'm shopping now and trying to decide between these two. I'm leaning toward vertex pro powered cordless lift away due to neck and back injuries. Thoughts?
@@mattj3175 if you're looking for a dedicated floor vacuum and you aren't concerned with a sealed system, I got my elderly disabled grandmother the Bissell airram. It's a bit plasticky but it has really good suction and picks up literally everything with little flapper seal at the front. She loves it and since she is very unstable if she has to let go of the handle and drop it there is nothing to break since the entire vacuum unit is sitting flat on the floor. I repeat it is not a sealed system whatsoever but it's a million times better than a basic floor sweeper, it is a true vacuum
I stil prefer the upright style of the Shark Vertex Pro Cordless Vacuum with DuoClean PowerFins & Powered Lift-Away. looks like they now need to make an upright version of the Stratos cordless with cleansense iq.
So do they have an adapter for this one that I can use my dewalt/milwaukee batteries like they do for dysons?? That has to be the best feature that they don't like to admit 🤣🤣
Love your reviews! Are you planning on reviewing any of the Ryobi stick vacs in the future? We have a corded Shark Apex but have been eyeing Ryobi's dual-roller stickvacs since we have a bunch of their batteries already.
I wish i could find Shark vacuums in Europe. If i want one, i'd need to import one from US. Here in France for exemple, we have just few different models, and that's not even the best ones. That's not exactly the same, i guess that's a different market so they have to adapt. That's pity. I took a different brand then. We have only two corded upright Shark : NZ801 and HZ500 Three cheap cordless : IZ201 - IZ300 - IZ320 Two "get anywhere" cordless sharks : ICZ160 and ICZ260
For europe they are a disaster! I'm always excited till i go search the model. Maybe if we 'complain' with enough people from Europe they will get more units into Europe. Gonna do that right now :D
I'm really sad Shark isn't sold in France. I used your channel to buy the best vacuum according to your analysis without spending Dyson money, and everytime I wish I could buy a Shark... I settled on a Bissel model since it matched perfectly what I needed but damn, Shark seems to be on a different level.
I love Duo-Clean but have found in the past that the cyclone system on the Shark cordless machines leaves a LOT to be desired. Dyson absolutely crushes Shark when it comes to filtering dust using the cyclones - the Shark machines I've seen just let it through and expect the filter to do the heavy lifting. So the filter gets clogged quickly and you lose all that power. Does this machine perform better in that regard or is it still just the same poor-performing single cyclone of old?
They use the same technology for every vacuum, they’ve barely done anything to change it. That’s how they keep the price more cheap than Dyson. Dyson does better.
Well most vacuums that do depend on the filters have this problem though... Where you have to clean/change the filter quite regulary to not loose suction power because of the clogged up filter.
I'll say that I have 5 dogs and do not have this issue. Most of what I vacuum IS dust, with hair. While the filter does eventually clog, I don't notice any difference in cleaning performance immediately before washing the filters, usually every 2-3 months. I vacuum at least twice a week, sometimes every other day. Maybe the hair helps catch the dust, idk.
You do have a valid point. BUT, the disadvantage the Dyson sticks have IS the cyclone - over time you have to take apart and clean that cyclone assembly because all that dust will get stuck in there and eventually cause nasty odours. Actually had to do that for a friend who has a Dyson V6. And it's not as easy to do as the Dyson uprights and canisters since the cyclone is attached to the motor. At least you don't have that issue with the Shark, and you can maintain the power by just washing the filters frequently. You can't have it both ways unfortunately :(
It appears Dyson is on top of customer support, that is, following up with customers who have issues with their products. What about Shark or the other manufacturers? You should include a "test problem" and see how each is handled by the manufacturers. There have been too many times in the past, when we thought there would be adequate customer support for issues and found out the hard way, that we were wrong.
Which vacuum would be your best recommendation for carpet only including stairs (with pets in the house), please? I’ve seen your videos and they are all tested around the house, rather than carpet specific. Upright or cordless, doesn’t matter. Just trying to get my carpet really well vacuumed. 😊👍🏼 love your channel!!! Based on your channel I bought the tineco floor one s3 for downstairs hard floor and it’s amazing what it picks up every time!!!! Even picked up loads of dirt after we hoovered and moped in the usual way once. Never looked back
I have the stratos and LOVE IT! We have a dog who sheds a ridiculous amount and my stratos cordless handles pet hair like a charm. We also have a 50/50 mix of carpet and hard floors and it works amazing on both. Definitely worth it!
You gave both the cordless and corded a 100 on carpet deep clean, is that because it was comparing to others that were corded/cordless? Trying to determine for carpet what's better and I'm assuming corded because of suction power. Thanks
Great work as always. I am going to shop for a dustbuster type vac for quick grab and go. Have you done reviews on those? If so can ya send me a link please. Thanks for the work you put in
Have you ever tried to pick up hay with any of these vacuums? Bunny and guinea pig owners would love to know! Currently using a shop vac or just sweeping with a broom.
@@reginarizer5797 I'm guessing the Vertex Pro Cordless Power Lift-Away since in previous videos Vacuum Wars had stated that it was his favorite cordless vacuum. I'm still confused as to why he compared the two he did as apposed to the Vertex Pro Cordless Power Fins and Powered Lift-Away which, as I previously mentioned, he has stated was his favorite. 🤷🏼♀️ I literally bought that exact model just 2 weeks ago on his recommendation and after questioning my memory of this for several days I finally went back and watched his previous videos on the topic and YUP! He absolutely stated this was his favorite cordless vacuum so now I'm just frustrated that he compared these two instead of the new one against "his favorite." Ugh!
Its a great vacuum definitely.. take it over a dyson all day.. and it doesn't have cosmetics that disintegrate like the stupid foam seal of the dysons..
Here’s a question for you. Would you go with the shark Stratos cordless or the shark Vertex pro for a house that is 40% carpet/bedrooms and 60% hard floors ? I would really appreciate your professional input!! ** One of these small Vacs would be working in combination a Roborock S7V ultra that should arrive today that I bought myself as a retirement present… Now, how often do you hear about that? Usually it’s a sports car…
All of the different names for their roller brush and duofins is pretty confusing to me. Any chance you could just make a video explaining the differences between them and show what models have which type? Which floor type suit each better? etc.
Love your reviews and come back to them whenever I need a new vacuum, but I do have one gripe which would be the battery testing segment. Across your videos, you consistently say they advertise X time in X condition, and you ONLY show you results testing in a different setup. I think the majority of your viewer base would appreciate a more detailed breakdown. I'd suggest something along the lines of testing the company's advertised rating in that specific setup to see if it holds true, as well as low power (or whatever you feel would be the most frequent usage power based on you experience during testing) with the head on. The companies typically advertise a low power extreme, and you only seem to do max power with head on which demonstrates the other extreme, but I feel like showing more of the middle instead of leaving it as a massive range, as well as testing the advertised claims would be beneficial.
Gotta love eBay. I got a new open box unit for under $200 well under the $499 msrp and $399 sale price. Replacing a corded HV380 Rocket, which is now my garage/car vac. Luckily that one has the hose and extra attachments.
Be careful because unless they redesigned the flexology wand it breaks. I had the hz500 and it didn’t last a year. Many have experienced the same thing and Shark doesn’t do anything about it.
I bought a Vertex based in this channels reccomendation and was disappointed. It fully clogs every other week thus requiring regular dismantling. You sould find a way to test clogging bacause I doubt this product performs any better.
I'm concerned about replacement batteries not being available. Searching the web and their website none of the newer units (IZ662, IZ862, and ICZ362 have replacement batteries in stock. Is something to worry about, or just have faith that sooner or later they will be available?
I am concerned. But the UK version where people got two batteries and a dock to charge them, most reviews say one battery is enough but it’s still good to have two. I’m hoping I’m the future there will be a battery they will sell.
Shark warranty is a joke. Roller stopped after 4 months, called shark, they said the bottom “head” needs to be replaced, can’t be fixed and not covered by warranty. Again, 4 months old shark. Offered to buy new head for $80. I bought the whole sacrum for $100 at walmart. After they heard that, they graciously offered 50% discount. I bought new head for $40. Still super pissed. I know I did not do anything wrong with vacuum, it is a faulty product and they don’t really have a warranty.
I had the same issues when trying to use sharks warranty, they don’t wanna help and actually started getting loud and rude down the phone. Dyson is the way forward!
I'm curious to see how you would recommend this over a Dyson V15 Detect, we own a Dyson V8 and are looking for something just as good but with a removable battery.
@@chelseab4430 We actually didn't purchase anything new. Was holding out on the Migo Ascender robotic vacuum which I backed but company fell short of funding and refunded everyone's money.
Great review as always, but you are comparing the iz400 to the iz202, in the UK there was a iz300, which is the previous model - how does it compare to that one.... ?
I would love to know which is better between cordless or corded. Is simply a preference or a difference in power that might just be better for carpet maybe? I would love a cordless vacuum but don’t want to buy one if the corded stratos is better than the cordless by a significant amount.
I will say that the corded version comes with a lot more attachments. I have the cordless version and it didn’t come with an upholstery attachment so I have to keep my old vacuum around to do the couch. The battery life isn’t bad at all and allows me to do my whole house. I think it comes down to preference tbh as both versions are good, one just has more attachments!
I bought this because of your review and terribly regret it 😢 I wish I could go back to my dyson v11 Even though this one has powerful suction, it really isn’t that comfortable to use, the charging is lame, it’s canister fills a lot quicker than it looks, and it’s filters are so inconvenient and annoying to clean. To think for $50 more bucks I could’ve just bought a new dyson again smh
In your reviews you need to stand these cordless up to corded models so people can see that they are smaller. Also these vacuums still collect hair and the second roller is not removable,
I have this vac and let me tell you cordless vacs have come a long way over the last 5 years. i purchased a hoover cordless air 5 years ago and it works ok but suction power is very low. this shark is 10x better, much more suction power, maneuvers and picks up much better, fluffs up the carpet better. negatives: still not as good as a good as a comparably priced corded vac, the price is outrageous, short battery life and i bet a replacement battery will cost you in a year or two. wait and buy one on sale or even a refurb. i got mine for 150 new on marketplace and that is reasonable. 300+ is insane for a vac that probably cost less than 50 bucks to make.
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Do you know if the flex wand from this newer Stratos version fits the older Vertex Pro? The hinge on my vertex pro wand has broken twice, and they don’t seem to sell replacements for the IZ682h Vertex Pro! Any ideas? It makes me want to avoid this Stratos…
Many Shark products like this have a massive durability issue with the main hose at the goose neck where all the swivel action takes place. Have they addressed this issue with this product?
I'm wondering how well it deals with edges along walls and such based on where the rollers are located, seems like it would leave a wide gap forcing you to make use of the tools for a detail cleaning or trying to go head-on which can be tiresome if say you are doing the runs down a hallway.
You do great reviews. However, I believe you have listed the bin sizes wrong. My Vertex has a .34 LITRE (not quart) bin which is about .72 quarts. I believe both have about the same size containers. Anyone have both handy to compare?
I have this vacuum and the sound level is almost deafening, especially when its at its high rpm range. It makes me wonder if something is wrong with it? I've check all tubing and head for blockages, empties the bin and cleaned the filters.. nothing changes. I had a dyson v11 animal before this and liked the dyson better.
How hard is it to remove the second brushroll with the fins or to take the transparent plastic piece off to clean under there? The shark vertex required me to remove 20+ screws, the motor, belts, lights, pins, a spline, etc just to get under the plastic area after I had run over some dog poop and it got caked and encrusted underneath there. That's not user friendly and it's totally unnecessary to be designed that way. It should be easily serviceable without having to do surgery.
Does anyone know where to buy accessories for the shark stratos cordless? The attachment site is kind of squarish whereas all of the attachments I’ve found are all circular. Thank you!
I'm considering one of these and I have the earlier Duo clean with two Ion batteries. It does well on carpet and lasts a while but we have parrots and the power head and hose plug up with all the crumbs and seeds they drop. I have to take another vacuums hose to suck out the head after cleaning a big spot every time I use it. Does this thing do way better considering the extra power or am I going to have the same problem?
Shark Stratos IZ862H on Amazon: geni.us/gAohWE0
I’m starting to know a pattern on RUclips when it comes to shark vacuums. Most of the reviews of from people who have been given the vacuum or paid to do a review, very rarely do I see people who bought it from their person money and reviewed it.
That being said, I researched hours and hours comparing this vacuum to Samsung, Dyson and Lg. I didn’t go with Dyson due to the expensive price . Though I did have a chance to get a refurbished v11 animal for $350. But I didn’t go with Dyson because of the brush heads needing to be changed and there is no anti hair brush that comes with the vacuum, that needs to be bought separately.
I chose this one because of the dual brush, anti hair brush and wheels on the bottom that make is easier push forward.
My only con that made me hesitate to purchase this was the fact it doesn’t come with a second battery or a charging doc. I know the UK version has two batteries and a charging doc. I read most of the amazon reviews for those and most of them stated they didn’t really need the second battery but it was good to have.
I’m giving shark the benefit of the doubt as this is fairly a new product and May…be they don’t have accessories ready to sell. I hope in the future they will sell the batteries and dock because I’m sure the battery for this vacuum will be less and will need a replacement.
Also I vacuumed my whole apartment and still had 60% battery left over.
Shark does terrible for their customer services and website is terrible. All I care is if the vacuum cleans and at the end of the day, it does.
Just purchased from Best Buy Today.
2500 sqft house. 60/40 tile/carpet.
First full charge made it just over halfway. Have to wait 3 hours to finish the house. The medium carpets really ate the battery. It’s pretty loud compared to our old shark vertex lift. The dirt sense is annoying and seemed to get stuck on full blast at one point. Dirt sense has the vacuum oscillate speeds constantly. Carpet is annoying, on the back stroke it lifts the head a bit in a clunky way. Dust bin does the standard shark smooth flip open thing, also flings dust.
Regret not having a dock/stand, extra battery, upholstery tool. Giving it one more try, then returning.
We don’t like Dyson at all. Might look at LG or Samsung Bespoke.
I have had three Dysons and one Shark. I find the advantage of Shark’s simplified cyclone as compared to the Dyson is that the dirt canister is easier to dump and keep clean. Yes, the filters on a Shark get dirty at least 2X faster than the Dyson filters but the Shark filters are easy to clean and less expensive. I bought a second set so I don’t have to wait while the ones I’ve rinsed dry. The Shark Duo-clean head is far better for me because you don’t have to change heads when going from carpet to a hard floor and back plus my wife’s 2 foot long hair does no get wrapped around the beater bar. Finally, the build quality of my Shark Vertex is better than any of my Dyson’s where I have had air leaks at seals and multiple extension hose failures an a handle that broke in two. This Shark stick vacuum may be the one to replace my last Dyson.
I mean the filter getting dirtier faster could be seen as a good thing too? Just means there's less junk going out into the air and more being picked up in the filter
I have the Shark Vertex Pro and that is a step above the regular Vertex and it picks up everything. It does an amazing job in picking up hair but doesn’t really untangle. Overtime, you have to untangle it but it’s very easy to take out roller.
The Shark Stratos is the king. Dyson is too expensive and overly overpriced. It is nowhere near Shark Stratos. Also, it’s dumb to have to do a wall mount just to hang a chordless vaccum. Only problem with these chordless vaccums is the runtime battery is way too short. They should have a 2 hour battery. Shark needs to work on having 2 hour battery so if you put on high, it will give at least 1 hour runtime. Also, the battery us very expensive. My Shark Vertex Pro battery is too short so if I was to buy a second battery it will cost me $70 which is ridiculous.
@@TheHailstorm77the only way currently to put a two hour battery in is to make it bigger, heavier and more expensive. That would just make the vacuum too expensive and hard to use. Battery tech is slowly getting better, but what you're asking for is still a ways off if we don't want the battery to become big and heavy.
I am thinking out of the box here .. but do you think the filter on the Shark gets dirty faster vs the Dyson simply because it is better at getting the dirt/dust ?
I wish Shark would include a hose with their stick vacuums, I don't understand why most manufacturers don't. It's really helpful for above floor cleaning or cleaning cars.
They don't do it because they have a separate sku for that exact thing. The Vertex Pro Powered Lift Away Cordless
Every time I consider buying a new vacuum I watch your videos and they’re extremely helpful! But I wish there was one for 2022 for best vacuums for pet hair. :)
After watching this video I feel qualified to answer this question. I'd recommend Shark's new Stratos Cordless Vacuum.
I've owned two of these for the last few years and love them! Shark Pet Cordless Stick Vacuum with XL Dust Cup, LED Headlights
Picking one up today!!!! SO EXCITED!!!
We hope you enjoy it!
This will be my first cordless vacuum and thank you so much ! Your videos are amazing ! I like doing research before buying any electronics.
how it is? It is worth it?
@@metaverse1196I didn’t end up buying it. I went for the corded upright Stratos instead . No regrets
Thank you so much for your in depth reviews. especially appreciate the amount of detail you provide so quickly. I've been a fan of Shark vacuums for a long time, but have always though they were too heavy overall. I've only every had corded models. Agree 100% with the value of the Shark's duo head. Now I'm trying to decide between Samsung cordless (which I never thought about until seeing your Samsung Bespoke review) and Shark handhelds. Seems like the Samsung 90 or maybe the bespoke is winning at this point based on how I will use a handheld vac.
Love this vacuum cleaner I've purchased the shark cordless vacuum cleaner with two batteries and the 5 year guarantee also bought my partner the shark fuschia with 2 batteries and she loves it I would give 10 marks out of 10 on the shark stratos I recommend this product
How does the Shark Stratos Cordless with Clean Sense IQ compare to the Shark Vertex Pro Cordless Vacuum with Duo-Clean PowerFins and Powered Lift-Away?
In previous videos it seemed that you preferred the Vertex Pro with Lift-Away to all other Cordless Vacuums so it's interesting to me that you compared the Stratos to the Shark Vertex Pro Lightweight Cordless stick Vacuum with Duo-Clean PowerFins. What was the deciding factor in your decision to compare the two you did rather than compare the new one to the one you previously said was your favorite over all Cordless Vacuum cleaners?
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actually he compared the stratos to the older vertex, the vertex pro stick has the exact same power specs as this stratos and the lift away has even power more with 120 inches of water lift vs 80 for the stratos/vertex pro stick
I'm digging through the comments looking for this answer as well. I wonder if you prefers this over the vertex Pro cordless Lift Away
The only reason why I stick to Dyson is because the roller head is expanded from one edge to the other.. it pulls everything from the edges from the wall.
I really love the cordless Shark Vertex so if the Stratos is a better version of that, you can't go wrong. I really wish these had LED lights on the canister though because it'd come in handy when using the vacuum as a handheld. The LED lights on the floor head are so useful so they kind of spoiled me. Anyway, great review.
Which Vertex? When I google I get several models. Thank You
@@reginarizer5797 Model IZ462H - he shows it in the video a few times when comparing.
@@nerdcave0 Thank You
@@reginarizer5797 the iz662 is the vertex pro, which has the same power specs as the new stratos, get that over the older vertex
impressive but judging reviews from amazon, half say this needs more battery life. I think the reason for that is the head that uses a lot more power than most stick vacs. As also pointed in the video, this could have come with a brushed roller for cleaning upholstery mattresses, dust mites. Additionally, its filtering system, like all previous Sharks, is basic with stainless strainer then one huge sponge like filter.
Thanks for your helpful reviews. We own a Stratos Cordless. Love the vac. Hate that there are no replacement batteries available. It seems by now these should be available.
If you’ve tried it, does the handheld mode work well for vacuuming a car?
Just bought one for my mom in her birthday. My parents would never pay that much money for a vacuum, and since she isn't getting younger I thought ill take it in my own hands.. I really wanted a dyson at first, but figured that they are just too overpriced for only 1 or 2 extra features. I also like that u can easily go under couches etc with that one. This is something even I hate with normal vacuums. Got it for 330 down from 600 + student discount + a second battery. Thank you for your great, and compact reviews.
I think she will be very happy :)
Can you pls send me the link where you got the second batter?
@@sarahtran1433 it was an offer on their main page!
after viewing couple of your videos I decided not spending an extra $100 for the Stratos but the vertex pro 2 days ago. The only difference from the spec is just the auto mode and odor neutralizer. Same motor power, doing a great job so far and I do believe it’s worth the money. Never tried a Dyson though. Still wondering why no video testing vertex pro?
@Dustin Nguyen NO THE STICK VACUUM, the lift away model(new p50) has way more power than the stratos and the vertex pro stick, which are both 309 watts.
@@mainsource8030 Shark Ion p50 it's not an old model? (3/4 years ago)
@@olaganvalantine4551 i was talking about the vertex pro lift away, which looks exactly like the p50 except its blue and grey, its a newer model and a sister to the vertex pro stick vac
Great video! Is it better than the shark upright cordless that you liked so much (vertex powered lift away)?? Still anxiously waiting for the video on the sharks new combined roller head!!
My thoughts exactly ^^^
Wondering this also
He did say "the best shark cordless" so.. I would say Yes!
@@pesto12601 He said it's their best cordless stick vacuum, but the Vertex Pro Cordless ICZ362H isn't a stick vacuum.
I actually bought this Stratos and I'm very happy. I live in a one bed apartment. I have two batteries. If i lived in a 3 bedroom house I would need 6 batteries :)
I recently bought one of these for my downstairs. It definitely eats through battery life compared to the other sharks ive owned. I have my Shark with the copper fins for upstairs so thought id be okay with one battery when i purchased this. I manage on one battery but theres not much battery left after ive finished my downstairs. Lots of advantages though..very powerful and effortless in a busy house with two dogs. love my Sharks! 🦈
When you say your favorite Shark cordless does this beat out the Vertex Pro cordless upright? I imagine there will be a Stratos cordless upright coming out at some point as well anyway.
Also curious about the new combined brushroll on the Shark Cordless Pro IQ Sense
Same , not much video online, and the unit is pretty cheap. Any got the cordless pro, and can't complain.
It's his favorite shark cordless STICK vacuum, but he still likes the lift away version better I'd presume.
@@jeremyg9305 You presume…based on what? Corded is more powerful. End of. Cordless is more portable. End of. Define better.
@@X22GJPdefine, dancing.
I still like the Shark Vertex Pro Powred cordless Lift Away. Out of all my cordless vacs, I still keep going back to that one
That's great that you are happy with it. Another commenter just said about the same.
@@VacuumWars I'm shopping now and trying to decide between these two. I'm leaning toward vertex pro powered cordless lift away due to neck and back injuries. Thoughts?
@@mattj3175 if you're looking for a dedicated floor vacuum and you aren't concerned with a sealed system, I got my elderly disabled grandmother the Bissell airram. It's a bit plasticky but it has really good suction and picks up literally everything with little flapper seal at the front. She loves it and since she is very unstable if she has to let go of the handle and drop it there is nothing to break since the entire vacuum unit is sitting flat on the floor. I repeat it is not a sealed system whatsoever but it's a million times better than a basic floor sweeper, it is a true vacuum
Love your videos…. I am torn between this one and the Dyson V15, it’s a huge price difference and they seem very comparable!
Have you seen our V15 review? That may help ruclips.net/video/7B3pfS6fqHo/видео.html Thank you for enjoying our channel!
Thank you for the detailed and in depth video. This helped make our decision.
Glad it was helpful!
Can you order an extra battery for this vacuum? I could not figure out how to order one on the shark website…
Time for a v15 vs stratos video! Would the stratos do better than 3rd place in your top 3?
We try not to assume anything until we sit down and look at everything all together. You're right that this stratos would rank really high though!
Please do it ! I’m torn between the two!
I'm really happy with my powered lift away cordless Shark, but this is giving me that new vacuum itch...
Excellent review -Shark Stratos coming for Black Friday!
Thank you!
I stil prefer the upright style of the Shark Vertex Pro Cordless Vacuum with DuoClean PowerFins & Powered Lift-Away. looks like they now need to make an upright version of the Stratos cordless with cleansense iq.
Wow, that looks really nice!
So do they have an adapter for this one that I can use my dewalt/milwaukee batteries like they do for dysons?? That has to be the best feature that they don't like to admit 🤣🤣
Love your reviews! Are you planning on reviewing any of the Ryobi stick vacs in the future? We have a corded Shark Apex but have been eyeing Ryobi's dual-roller stickvacs since we have a bunch of their batteries already.
Who'd think we'd be subscribing to Vacuum chanels on youtube in 2023? But this is THAT good.
5 stars if I could.
I wish i could find Shark vacuums in Europe. If i want one, i'd need to import one from US.
Here in France for exemple, we have just few different models, and that's not even the best ones.
That's not exactly the same, i guess that's a different market so they have to adapt. That's pity. I took a different brand then.
We have only two corded upright Shark : NZ801 and HZ500
Three cheap cordless : IZ201 - IZ300 - IZ320
Two "get anywhere" cordless sharks : ICZ160 and ICZ260
For europe they are a disaster! I'm always excited till i go search the model. Maybe if we 'complain' with enough people from Europe they will get more units into Europe. Gonna do that right now :D
Vacuum Wars, can you offer an opinion of the performance compared to the cordless vertex lift away?
Also want to know this :)
Ditto! ^^^
Ditto x3
Also curious about the new combined brushroll on the Shark Cordless Pro IQ Sense
I'm really sad Shark isn't sold in France. I used your channel to buy the best vacuum according to your analysis without spending Dyson money, and everytime I wish I could buy a Shark... I settled on a Bissel model since it matched perfectly what I needed but damn, Shark seems to be on a different level.
These videos get me through work! Thank you!
Awesome! Thanks!
I love Duo-Clean but have found in the past that the cyclone system on the Shark cordless machines leaves a LOT to be desired. Dyson absolutely crushes Shark when it comes to filtering dust using the cyclones - the Shark machines I've seen just let it through and expect the filter to do the heavy lifting. So the filter gets clogged quickly and you lose all that power. Does this machine perform better in that regard or is it still just the same poor-performing single cyclone of old?
They use the same technology for every vacuum, they’ve barely done anything to change it. That’s how they keep the price more cheap than Dyson. Dyson does better.
Well most vacuums that do depend on the filters have this problem though... Where you have to clean/change the filter quite regulary to not loose suction power because of the clogged up filter.
I'll say that I have 5 dogs and do not have this issue. Most of what I vacuum IS dust, with hair. While the filter does eventually clog, I don't notice any difference in cleaning performance immediately before washing the filters, usually every 2-3 months. I vacuum at least twice a week, sometimes every other day. Maybe the hair helps catch the dust, idk.
You do have a valid point. BUT, the disadvantage the Dyson sticks have IS the cyclone - over time you have to take apart and clean that cyclone assembly because all that dust will get stuck in there and eventually cause nasty odours. Actually had to do that for a friend who has a Dyson V6. And it's not as easy to do as the Dyson uprights and canisters since the cyclone is attached to the motor. At least you don't have that issue with the Shark, and you can maintain the power by just washing the filters frequently. You can't have it both ways unfortunately :(
@@robwalton2007 if its under warranty ask dyson for a new base :-)
Needed a new cordless for work and these videos are helping alot
That's good to hear. Thanks.
i want shark to start making full cordless uprights à la that riccar supralite from a few years ago!
The "odor neutralizer" is likely just carbon which will work but once saturated it will off-gas the same odors especially when heated.
It appears Dyson is on top of customer support, that is, following up with customers who have issues with their products. What about Shark or the other manufacturers? You should include a "test problem" and see how each is handled by the manufacturers. There have been too many times in the past, when we thought there would be adequate customer support for issues and found out the hard way, that we were wrong.
I just bought the rose gold one because of your videos. I’m so excited.
Awsome video thanks for the review
It's _ē-co_ not "echo". It's the abbreviation for economy.
Thank you for the great review. Would you chose this vacuum over the Detect Pro? Thank you
Peter
Which vacuum would be your best recommendation for carpet only including stairs (with pets in the house), please? I’ve seen your videos and they are all tested around the house, rather than carpet specific. Upright or cordless, doesn’t matter. Just trying to get my carpet really well vacuumed. 😊👍🏼 love your channel!!!
Based on your channel I bought the tineco floor one s3 for downstairs hard floor and it’s amazing what it picks up every time!!!! Even picked up loads of dirt after we hoovered and moped in the usual way once. Never looked back
I have the stratos and LOVE IT! We have a dog who sheds a ridiculous amount and my stratos cordless handles pet hair like a charm. We also have a 50/50 mix of carpet and hard floors and it works amazing on both. Definitely worth it!
Shark Pet Cordless Stick Vacuum with XL Dust Cup, LED Headlights.
I'm hoping that they do the same thing they did with the vertex. Give it a "pro" version that has a powered lift away system. 🙂
What cordless vacuum would you recommend for a house that’s 70% laminate/hardwood/tile floors 30% area rugs?
You gave both the cordless and corded a 100 on carpet deep clean, is that because it was comparing to others that were corded/cordless? Trying to determine for carpet what's better and I'm assuming corded because of suction power. Thanks
they are scored equally. We put the same about of sand on the carpet and then measure the dustbins after vacuuming to see how much was picked up.
Great work as always. I am going to shop for a dustbuster type vac for quick grab and go. Have you done reviews on those? If so can ya send me a link please. Thanks for the work you put in
Have you ever tried to pick up hay with any of these vacuums? Bunny and guinea pig owners would love to know! Currently using a shop vac or just sweeping with a broom.
Yes! Bunny owner here, too! The hay is a real issue!!
My cordless vertex is still going strong but this one looks cool too. Thank you!
That's great to hear!
Same
Could I ask which model of the Vertex? When I google it I get several. Thank You
@@reginarizer5797 I'm guessing the Vertex Pro Cordless Power Lift-Away since in previous videos Vacuum Wars had stated that it was his favorite cordless vacuum. I'm still confused as to why he compared the two he did as apposed to the Vertex Pro Cordless Power Fins and Powered Lift-Away which, as I previously mentioned, he has stated was his favorite. 🤷🏼♀️ I literally bought that exact model just 2 weeks ago on his recommendation and after questioning my memory of this for several days I finally went back and watched his previous videos on the topic and YUP! He absolutely stated this was his favorite cordless vacuum so now I'm just frustrated that he compared these two instead of the new one against "his favorite." Ugh!
Its a great vacuum definitely.. take it over a dyson all day.. and it doesn't have cosmetics that disintegrate like the stupid foam seal of the dysons..
If only it could stand on it's own.. Vertex pro still wins. Thanks for bringing this to us!
It does stand up on its own though?? I just bought one without the scent pod thing (previous model?) and it locks upright.
Here’s a question for you. Would you go with the shark Stratos cordless or the shark Vertex pro for a house that is 40% carpet/bedrooms and 60% hard floors ? I would really appreciate your professional input!!
** One of these small Vacs would be working in combination a Roborock S7V ultra that should arrive today that I bought myself as a retirement present… Now, how often do you hear about that? Usually it’s a sports car…
Which one did you end up going for? I'm between these same two
All of the different names for their roller brush and duofins is pretty confusing to me. Any chance you could just make a video explaining the differences between them and show what models have which type? Which floor type suit each better? etc.
Love your reviews and come back to them whenever I need a new vacuum, but I do have one gripe which would be the battery testing segment. Across your videos, you consistently say they advertise X time in X condition, and you ONLY show you results testing in a different setup. I think the majority of your viewer base would appreciate a more detailed breakdown. I'd suggest something along the lines of testing the company's advertised rating in that specific setup to see if it holds true, as well as low power (or whatever you feel would be the most frequent usage power based on you experience during testing) with the head on. The companies typically advertise a low power extreme, and you only seem to do max power with head on which demonstrates the other extreme, but I feel like showing more of the middle instead of leaving it as a massive range, as well as testing the advertised claims would be beneficial.
What are tiny floor shelves. Shoe racks?
Gotta love eBay. I got a new open box unit for under $200 well under the $499 msrp and $399 sale price. Replacing a corded HV380 Rocket, which is now my garage/car vac. Luckily that one has the hose and extra attachments.
I bought the shark stratos upright and now I'm gonna buy the cordless one too because of this reveiw
Hope you enjoy them both!
Be careful because unless they redesigned the flexology wand it breaks. I had the hz500 and it didn’t last a year. Many have experienced the same thing and Shark doesn’t do anything about it.
Sorry to hear Shark does not respond to customer issues. This alone would discourage me from buying anything they sell.
I really wish this was a cordless upright
I bought a Vertex based in this channels reccomendation and was disappointed.
It fully clogs every other week thus requiring regular dismantling. You sould find a way to test clogging bacause I doubt this product performs any better.
Shark Stratos Cordless or Shark Stratos upright? Based on suction & debris pickup.
can you review the new shark hydrovac? its a tineco floor one s3 type floor cleaner.mopper
I'm concerned about replacement batteries not being available. Searching the web and their website none of the newer units (IZ662, IZ862, and ICZ362 have replacement batteries in stock. Is something to worry about, or just have faith that sooner or later they will be available?
I am concerned. But the UK version where people got two batteries and a dock to charge them, most reviews say one battery is enough but it’s still good to have two.
I’m hoping I’m the future there will be a battery they will sell.
@@Chinaboy812do you know where I can buy a second battery for it?
Shark warranty is a joke. Roller stopped after 4 months, called shark, they said the bottom “head” needs to be replaced, can’t be fixed and not covered by warranty. Again, 4 months old shark. Offered to buy new head for $80. I bought the whole sacrum for $100 at walmart. After they heard that, they graciously offered 50% discount. I bought new head for $40. Still super pissed. I know I did not do anything wrong with vacuum, it is a faulty product and they don’t really have a warranty.
“Sacrum”=vacuum. Auto correction. Can’t fix the comment.
I had the same issues when trying to use sharks warranty, they don’t wanna help and actually started getting loud and rude down the phone. Dyson is the way forward!
Love your in depth videos but now i can’t decide between shark stratos and shark vertex pro? 🙉 Would you be making a video soon of sharks ?
Does the Stratos automatically adjust from floor to carpet, or is there a special setting that I'm missing? Thanks!
I'm curious to see how you would recommend this over a Dyson V15 Detect, we own a Dyson V8 and are looking for something just as good but with a removable battery.
We are in this exact situation… may I ask what you ended up going with?
@@chelseab4430 We actually didn't purchase anything new. Was holding out on the Migo Ascender robotic vacuum which I backed but company fell short of funding and refunded everyone's money.
I know you say best Cordless Shark stick vacuum, but how do you rank it in comparison to the Shark Cordless Vertex Pro Powered Lift-Away (ICZ362H)?
It’s funny how all shark cordless vacuum are designed with the cyclone facing down, when all corded uprights have the cyclones facing up.
Wondering what the differences between the Stratos and the vertex?
Great review as always, but you are comparing the iz400 to the iz202, in the UK there was a iz300, which is the previous model - how does it compare to that one.... ?
Should I go with the stratos corded or cordless? I do put suction as a priority. Maybe it’s an easy answer, corded.
I think corded is always the way to go. Reviews say the cord is 30 feet... super long and has a "cordless feel" without losing power and suction
I would love to know which is better between cordless or corded. Is simply a preference or a difference in power that might just be better for carpet maybe? I would love a cordless vacuum but don’t want to buy one if the corded stratos is better than the cordless by a significant amount.
I will say that the corded version comes with a lot more attachments. I have the cordless version and it didn’t come with an upholstery attachment so I have to keep my old vacuum around to do the couch. The battery life isn’t bad at all and allows me to do my whole house. I think it comes down to preference tbh as both versions are good, one just has more attachments!
@@alttrot8 can you buy the same extra attachments for the cordless one?
Great review!!! But What about the corded one could you please make a video about it !
Good video thank you 😊
You’re welcome 😊
I bought this because of your review and terribly regret it 😢
I wish I could go back to my dyson v11
Even though this one has powerful suction, it really isn’t that comfortable to use, the charging is lame, it’s canister fills a lot quicker than it looks, and it’s filters are so inconvenient and annoying to clean. To think for $50 more bucks I could’ve just bought a new dyson again smh
Not your reviews fault that the product just isn’t all that but I definitely trusted your hype! Lol
We are so sorry to hear this! Whatever you choose to do, we hope you end up with something that works out best for you!
I also bought one! The cup does fill up quickly and if you use it on full power then the battery runs flat really quickly! Like 12mins!
Perhaps I'll look into this once my bissel upright crocks🤷♀️🤣☠️
In your reviews you need to stand these cordless up to corded models so people can see that they are smaller. Also these vacuums still collect hair and the second roller is not removable,
I have this vac and let me tell you cordless vacs have come a long way over the last 5 years. i purchased a hoover cordless air 5 years ago and it works ok but suction power is very low. this shark is 10x better, much more suction power, maneuvers and picks up much better, fluffs up the carpet better. negatives: still not as good as a good as a comparably priced corded vac, the price is outrageous, short battery life and i bet a replacement battery will cost you in a year or two. wait and buy one on sale or even a refurb. i got mine for 150 new on marketplace and that is reasonable. 300+ is insane for a vac that probably cost less than 50 bucks to make.
I know you wrote this a little while ago but I bought one too. It EATS power on that cleansense technology setting. How do you find it?
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Do you know if the flex wand from this newer Stratos version fits the older Vertex Pro? The hinge on my vertex pro wand has broken twice, and they don’t seem to sell replacements for the IZ682h Vertex Pro! Any ideas? It makes me want to avoid this Stratos…
Many Shark products like this have a massive durability issue with the main hose at the goose neck where all the swivel action takes place. Have they addressed this issue with this product?
I'm wondering how well it deals with edges along walls and such based on where the rollers are located, seems like it would leave a wide gap forcing you to make use of the tools for a detail cleaning or trying to go head-on which can be tiresome if say you are doing the runs down a hallway.
It does ok if you go parallel, but if you go straight in the front of the vacuum cleans right up against edges.
I have a dyson V11 - the airway always gets blocked and its a pain to keep manually removing the blockage. Will this be vacuum better?
@VacuumWars Is the Shark Stratos a solid buy?
Seriously the best yt channel.
You do great reviews. However, I believe you have listed the bin sizes wrong. My Vertex has a .34 LITRE (not quart) bin which is about .72 quarts. I believe both have about the same size containers. Anyone have both handy to compare?
I have this vacuum and the sound level is almost deafening, especially when its at its high rpm range. It makes me wonder if something is wrong with it? I've check all tubing and head for blockages, empties the bin and cleaned the filters.. nothing changes. I had a dyson v11 animal before this and liked the dyson better.
Shark rocket works well
A video request for a battle between this cordless stratos and the vertex pro powered liftaway cordless 😊
Noted! Thanks!
id also like to know! honestly i want whichever has the most suction power!
@@kyrannikolas He mentions at the end of the video that the Vertex Pro has the most suction power.
My favorite brand
I love the vacuum and shark customer service but I am on my third one they have replaced keep getting error 10 does anyone know why ?
the Shark Cordless Pro With Clean Sense IQ IZ562H seems pretty good too. Any plan to review it soon ?
How hard is it to remove the second brushroll with the fins or to take the transparent plastic piece off to clean under there? The shark vertex required me to remove 20+ screws, the motor, belts, lights, pins, a spline, etc just to get under the plastic area after I had run over some dog poop and it got caked and encrusted underneath there. That's not user friendly and it's totally unnecessary to be designed that way. It should be easily serviceable without having to do surgery.
Does anyone know where to buy accessories for the shark stratos cordless? The attachment site is kind of squarish whereas all of the attachments I’ve found are all circular. Thank you!
I'm considering one of these and I have the earlier Duo clean with two Ion batteries. It does well on carpet and lasts a while but we have parrots and the power head and hose plug up with all the crumbs and seeds they drop. I have to take another vacuums hose to suck out the head after cleaning a big spot every time I use it. Does this thing do way better considering the extra power or am I going to have the same problem?