What Hoover is best?

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Aceofspades

I have an anti hair wrap shark (and a cat that sheds like crazy) and I really rate the power of the hoover and how well it picks up the hair.
OP- there’s actually a lot of money off some sharks today, if interested. Not an ad sounded like a right influenza there
 
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cushtybert

Oh I still can’t make up my mind i
Don’t think I want a battery one, For some reason it puts me off. I’ve tried Henry’s in the past and don’t like them. I’m not bothered about a bag so that doesn’t worry me. I will not get a Dyson though, I’ve had two in the past and I hate them
 

Lollipop2123

All cordless vacuums whether a shark or a Dyson or whatever are never going to be as good as ones you plug into the mains. I have a Dyson cordless which is crap.
 
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Gemgemgemgem

I think I've owned pretty much every brand (because I'm so obsessed with vacuums ans need to get out more)!

My go to would always be miele (cordless is just as good as corded), Dyson V11 (no other) or sebo.

Henry and shark, nooo. Had a Henry for years when lived in England and raved about it. Then got a miele corded and ew, realised Henry sucked. Or didn't suck rather.
 
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Tree_

Miele all the way. I've got a gtech air ram as well and its good to have a run around every day and does clean well too.
 
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Carrie2019

We have a cordless shark anti hair wrap. Got it in the sale for £160.
We had a Henry before that but he was getting too heavy lugging him around.
It’s not as powerful as the Henry but still really good.
Never had a dyson so can’t compare to that xx
 

littlepup

Gemgemgemgem said:
Had a Henry for years when lived in England and raved about it. Then got a miele corded and ew, realised Henry sucked. Or didn't suck rather.
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Same. I thought my Henry was great until I went over the carpets with the Sebo (I got so I could store it more easily.) Unbelievable difference!
 
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ClockworkDolly

I have a cordless Shark, anti-hair wrap, with a twin battery, which is a really useful feature. The Shark works well on hard surfaces and carpet. It is heavier to handle than my Dysons were, but oh so much better and with a far longer run time.

Never again would I buy a Dyson.
 

SuicideBiscuits

As someone who's been a cleaner to trade for more years than I care to think about, Shark absolutely blew me away when I got mine. It replaced a Miele, and the amount of cat hair it lifted from my carpet was disgusting. I will never buy anything else again.
 
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They See Me Trolling...

Henry I am a cleaner and those are the vacuums we use at work, at both cleaning jobs I have, they’re fantastic. Recently wanted to buy a new vacuum myself so obviously got one of these too and I have zero regrets.
 
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Myanthony1

As some others have said the shark is good for first few months then it’s not. It’s so annoying to use the lift away too as it just falls all over the place and tbh feels like a toy. Honestly I’ve been hoovering for over 30 years and tried most so far Henry beats them all, but is quite heavy if you have a thick carpet!
 
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