Shark NV752 Rotator Powered Lift-Away TruePet Upright Vacuum with HEPA Filter, Large Dust Cup Capacity, LED Headlights, Upholstery Tool, Perfect Pet Power Brush & Crevice Tool, Bordeaux

Let me start by saying todd. I have two cats in my home. One is a long hair and one is a short hair. I have two robot vacuums that vacuum a couple of times a week each, I have a stick vacuum that I use in between cleanings to get things off the tile floor like cat litter that has been tracked all over the house and other random things. I have a Eureka canister vacuum that, when purchased, was meant to be a short-term item. I knew it was crappy, but it got the job done and it was inexpensive. I also have a Tineco S5 vacuum mop combo (which I love). This shark vacuum was meant to replace the Eureka, because despite having multiple other vacuums, I didn't have the tools to vacuum any of my upholstered furniture, and also I just knew that none of my other vacuums were not able to pick up cat hair as well. Before making this purchase I searched product specifications meticulously. There were a couple of things that I would not do without. So, I did not consider vacuums that did not have an LED light. The other thing I did not want to sacrifice was suction power, so I did not consider any cordless vacuums. I compared many different shark models and other brands as well comparing the wattage, so that I could be sure to end up with a vacuum that has the suction power that I was looking for. This one has the highest suction power of them all, and as an added bonus, it has this ability to allow you to remove the body of the vacuum in order to clean your upholstery, stairs, and other items with the wand attachment. I didn't even know that this existed, but now that I've used it and experienced how much easier it makes the furniture cleaning, I wouldn't want to go without it. It's basically like having a canister vacuum and an upright vacuum all in one. My favorite part about all of this is that when you remove the handheld wand, there's also a little LED light that is attached to the wand so that you can see really well what you're trying to clean. So your cleaning routine is quick and easy. The first time I tried this vacuum I vacuumed just my bedroom. I had just vacuumed the bedroom 2 days before that, so I didn't think I'd get too much dirt and other debris in this pass. I could not have been more wrong! I filled up the entire dust bin in just one go, and adjust the bedroom. Mind you, I have regular pile carpeting in that bedroom and no rugs. I was absolutely floored at how much my robot vacuums, and my canister vacuum left behind. The suction power on this thing is awesome. Thinking that maybe this was just happening in the bedroom, I moved on to the other bedrooms. Same story. Amazed, I moved on to the area rug in my family room. This area rug is high pile and very difficult to vacuum, and also happens to be the place where the cats love to hang out and wrestle with each other right, so there's always plenty of cat hair. Anyway. Anyway. Again, I had just vacuumed it so I wasn't expecting to get that much hair. As it turns out, I filled the canister to its capacity four times just on that one rug. I felt absolutely disgusting, but at the same time relieved and amazed. I also want to mention that the vacuum handled my high pile rug very well and it did not get all tangled up. I have another high pile rug in my living room, and it handled that one with just as much ease. I know I said I was able to fill up the canister to its capacity multiple times, so I just want to clarify that it's not that the canister capacity is too little. It's just that I had that much dirt! Absolutely gross. So far I'm blown away by this vacuum. It's considerably heavier than my stick vacuum, but then again my stick vacuum doesn't have anywhere near the amount of features. The cord on this vacuum is a great length so that I can use it in multiple rooms without having to unplug it from where it was. It's not a retracting cord, and while I would have loved that, it's not a deal-breaker. The wand has several attachments which are awesome, and as I said before it's very easy to take the handheld piece off. There is only one thing I would change about this vacuum if I could, and that would be that it would accommodate all of the attachments somewhere on the body of the vacuum. There are three attachments and it can only accommodate. It's kind of a small thing, so again not a deal-breaker. Overall this is a great vacuum, and especially for the price. If you have pets, go with this one.

This is by far the best vacuum I've ever owned! It's incredibly easy to assemble and operate. It's lightweight and maneuvers well. The best feature is the kick a** suction! I can't get over how much pet hair and dirt it picked up AFTER I used my robot vacuum the day prior (I think the robot is going away)! I was mortified at how much it picked up, knowing we'd been living in that filth for months! We literally emptied the dustbin every 3-5 square feet. Our carpets don't show dirt or pet hair much due to the color scheme, but I'd suspected the robot wasn't performing well. I was, quite frankly, embarrassed to even post this, but this Shark deserves all of the kudos I can give it! I caught it on sale and consider that an awesome deal, but even at full price this vacuum is worth the money. It also works well on our hard floors with a simple switch on the handle. I made full use of the lift-away feature, cleaning every nook and cranny! I've added a photo showing our first full dust bin after only a small area. Highly recommend this vacuum!

I'll admit it, I never thought I'd spend over $350 on a vacuum. It's not exactly the kind of purchase that gets your adrenaline going. But after years of replacing vacuums that either lost suction, clogged constantly, or simply gave up on life, I decided it was time to buy something better. Like many people, I went down the rabbit hole of vacuum reviews. Everyone on the internet seemed to agree that SEBO was the holy grail. So I ordered one. When it arrived, it was damaged. Not just a little scratch from shipping, the vacuum had clearly taken a beating. Rather than immediately sending it back, we assembled it anyway because I genuinely wanted to know if it was worth exchanging for another one. If it blew me away, I'd deal with the hassle. It didn't. Don't get me wrong, it seemed well built. You could tell it was engineered to last. But after using it, I just couldn't justify the premium price. I kept asking myself, "Is this really over $600 better than everything else?" For me, the answer was no. So back it went... after far more hassle than returning a vacuum should ever require. Back to square one. That's when we ordered the Shark NV752 Rotator Powered Lift-Away TruePet. When the box showed up, I wasn't excited. I was cautiously optimistic. At this point, I was just hoping I hadn't made another expensive mistake. Assembly took only a few minutes, and then came the moment of truth. I flipped the switch. Within about thirty seconds, I knew we'd made the right decision. Dog hair? Gone. The fine layer of dust you don't even realize is there? Gone. The little bits of debris every other vacuum somehow leaves behind until the second or third pass? Gone on the first try. The vacuum glides across the floor, the Lift-Away feature is genuinely useful, and the powered pet attachment actually earns its place in the box instead of becoming another forgotten accessory. With two English Bulldogs, we know they somehow manage to shed enough hair every day to knit another bulldog. As I made my first pass across the living room, both of them literally stopped playing, sat down, and watched the Shark in what I can only describe as amazement... or maybe concern that their little secret was finally out. I swear they looked at the vacuum, then at each other, like they knew the free ride was over. The best part? Every time I empty the dust bin, I'm convinced there's no way it can possibly pull up more dirt. Then I vacuum again the next day. Apparently my floors have been lying to me for years. I'm only a few days into owning it, so I can't speak to whether it'll last ten years. But I can say this: after returning a premium vacuum that cost almost twice as much, this Shark has completely won us over. Spending $350 on a vacuum still isn't something I ever thought I'd be excited about. But now? I find myself looking for reasons to vacuum. If this thing lasts half as long as people say it will, it'll be the best small appliance purchases we've made for our home. And if you've ever caught your two bulldogs staring at a vacuum like they just witnessed a magic trick, you'll understand exactly why this one earned five stars.

I bought this 2yrs ago. Before it even arrived - I tore a back muscle. I attempted to use it anyway, cuz I'm stubborn-stupid that way. I couldn't control the dang thing. FFWD 2yrs - after a year of bedrest I survived by some miracle, plus another year of gentle healing - there's some permanent weirdness that remains, affecting my physical abilities to a degree, but I get by... whether recommended or not. I finally was able to pull this thing out to use it, mostly unimpeded, for the 1st time. Sadly, it's still *just* too - "insert important function detail here". It's *just* too short to be able to rest my hand on it to stabilize the bottom when I have the wand out (only 1 room in my house has carpet). Forcing me to either bend partially, painfully, or carry it. While it's pretty light, carrying it is not ideal - with or without a bad back. Bending is just not gonna happen. The hose is *just* too short to keep it stable on the ground when using the wand. If I even *think* about just pulling out the handle - the too short hose & awkward curve at the top of the handle where the too long tube begins, forces a teisty-bendy removal method which causes it to tip over - just cause it can. This instability is exasperated by it having *just* too strong sucking power. I know, weird thing to complain about. But when looking at the whole picture, it makes sense. Combining the super suction with the too short hose, too long tube, & too short body - you got a thing that instantly flops all over the place - unless you carry the body. Without a bad back, that may be a moot issue. However... The handle sucker (for lack of a better word) is either too short if used without an attachment. Or entirely too long - requiring some to use 2 hands to control the detached handle. It becomes absolutely impossible to use without carrying it when an attachment is added - the attachment being pretty required. The too long handle (with attachment - too short & just useless without) combined with the super sucking - requires precision aim & control - unless you don't mind it trying to suck up your curtains, throw rug, anything else not nailed down in the general vicinity. The awkward curve where the hose meets the handle then turns into the solid tube - further complicates the instability of the entire thing. Even when carrying this thing, using the handle is a nitemare, at best. Best case scenario - this might be a great item for a healthy/strong, dwarf/little person - whatever the proper word is, I truly have no idea what the current correct name is & mean no insult. It is also great if used strictly on carpet - the handle & attachments never being utilized. But, vacuuming anything other than carpet will be as if you're in a hand to hand battle. You WILL find yourself scolding it within minutes. At 1 point, I used my 18" mechanic wheeled chair to sit on as I sucked up the accumulating cat hair cuz my kids are allergic to basic maintenance. Even at that level, using the wand had the too short, too lightweight body dramatically falling to the side before I even turned it on. The good - when using solely on carpeted floor, it will take a minute/2 to get used to the super suction power. Once you do, you'll adore this thing. It moves smoothly around on the carpet. Bending & dipping further than ever to get those little hidden spots. Until you have to empty the tiny waste bin after every small section that is completed. If I had to recommend this for anyone - a young, uninjured, strong, college student (of any height) living in a small dorm room would be the only person/lifestyle/living situation I can think of for whom this thing would suffice. Only thing needed would be some upper body strength to be able to carry the body of this while maintaining control of the handle sucker when using that feature. The small dorm room being about the size the dust bin can handle with each fill. I strongly recommend one checks the height measurements of the body of ANY vacuum one is looking to possibly buy & make sure a hand can easily touch the body when the handle is in use. At the very least. I learned the expensive, hard way how critical that prior unknown detail would be. I have a $250 i-dont-know-what-to-do-with-it thing taking up space as I continue to use my decade old, 50lb Dyson that I can easily lean on.

If you’re thinking of getting this vacuum and perhaps debating on the price; just get it! I’ve waisted a lot of money buying cheaper vacuums only to replace them for one reason or another. This vacuum is worth every penny! I splurged after my child was diagnosed with asthma and needed a powerful vacuum with HEPA filter, and because I’m a practical and frugal soul I always prefer things that are washable. First, this baby is POWERFUL! When you set it on the “thick carpet” setting you literally feel is grabbing the carpet!! I’ve never owned a vacuum with this level of power and I could never go back to anything lesser. Then is the VERSATILITY. It goes fully under the bed and low surfaces! I don’t do halfway cleanings so this saves me from moving a lot of furniture or lifting mattresses to get under the bed. With a quick button you can adjust the suction from thick carpet to wooden floors so you can easily navigate from one area to another. Other pieces detach very easily as well. It’s also very INTUITIVE. Although my husband set it up and I never read the manual, I knew exactly how to use the various detachable features. It has handy features like a light in the handle which comes in handy when getting into dark corner and such and lights on the floor piece, again useful for getting into dark areas. And last but not least, the washable HEPA filter. Like everything else, it detaches easily. I give the pieces, including a circular sponge it has in the middle, a good rinse or wash, let it air dry, and it’s ready to go for the next cleaning. I owned for over a year and highly recommend if you care about the quality and ease of vacuuming.

I am where vacuums go to die. With 4 dogs and 5 cats, living on a mountain farm, I kill vacuums on a regular basis. I've managed to take out everything from an old Kirby to a new Dyson & everything in between. Even the ones designed for pet hair didn't last long. Then I got a shark navigator. It was true love! It was like having a Catholic priest come in on a regular basis to perform an exorcism on my carpets. For years, me & my Shark performed miracles in my home, proclaiming from my mountain top... THIS HOUSE IS CLEAN! Then we moved. I allowed a stranger to take my beloved Shark and haul it 2600 miles. By the time it arrived, it was too late. I founded it shoved behind a pile of boxes, hidden by the movers until after they left. It was literally in pieces, it's hoses and cords shredded and pulled from thier sockets. The handle snapped off at the neck, there was no chance of resurrection. I couldn't imagine what kind of torture my poor loyal side kick had endured, and was in doubt I would ever know such admiration for a household appliance again. I started the quest for a new vacuum, of course I knew it would be impossible to find such perfection again. Each year the new models get cheaper in parts while more expensive in price. After days of exhaustive searching... thinking perhaps I could find a remanufactured version of my old pal, I gave up. It was time to admit I had to buy something different. Still, my Navigator had been so wonderful, and I hadn't found anything on the market that seemed better so I ordered a newer model, and set my heart to disappointment. Certainly I would never find another who could make my heart pitter pat like that again! My new Shark arrived and I pulled it from the box. It was pretty, shiny, and a lovely color. I assembled the parts easily, hearing the click as each locked in place. It had a good weight to it, though I felt a bit like betraying a loved one as I tucked it into the closet... not yet ready to actually turn it on for a test run. The puppy took advantage of my distraction, as cable & internet providers came and went. The pup shredded anything he found tempting that had already been unpacked, including packing material. Little Styrofoam pieces and bits of a silk flower arrangement littered a bedroom floor. A calendar lying on top of a box would no longer adorn our wall. And fluffy bits of golden retriever dotted the carpet where he had rolled and played during his destructive frolic. I cleaned up what i could by hand and then instinctively reached in the closet for my Shark. It was not my dear, loyal soldier that heeded my call for assistance. No, there was a new soldier at the ready and it was time to see if it could handle the job. I plugged it in, and turned it on. The Shark came to life, illuminated with the power surging through it. With a light touch, the new machine moved as though floating over the floor, and followed my directions as though reading my mind. The shredded debris was instantly gone, nothing missed, no second pass needed. It was so efficient we were done before I knew it. I popped out the tank, emptied it and slipped it back in with ease. I rewrapped the cord and rolled the vacuum back to the closet. As I tucked it in to its spot I gave it a quick pat and whispered, "That'll do Shark. That'll do." It had done its duty well, with no hesitation or complaints. My old friend was laid to rest, and a new one had come to fill the hole in my heart & my closet. My dogs & cats fur would not be allowed to over run my home. I had a new champion that promised to fight the good fight. All that remains to be seen is how long it will last. A s we all lived happily ever after.

I wish I could give this vacuum 10 stars! Background for my thoughts: I bought this back in November as a replacement to my Kenmore Hepa-Filter Upright that just died. I had the Kenmore for 13yrs and had bought it because growing up, my Mom had a Kenmore Canister vacuum that worked fabulously. And at the time that's all I knew. Where I lived at the time of buying the upright, we only had carpet, and didn't need a "floor" attachment piece, so an upright was just fine. We moved a couple of years later, and the house is mostly tile with some area rugs, and a carpets in the bedrooms. The Kenmore upright wasn't really a great match, but it's what we had so I used it. A few years ago, we got a Mini Dyson Ball vacuum as a gift. Aside from the small canister, and lack of attachments, it worked pretty good. It did a decent job the tile floors, and the carpets. I found it annoying that when I wanted to switch from floor to carpet mode I'd have to make an extra motion to push a button. It's a good size for my children to use, when they needed to clean up a mess. Unfortunately I have very thick hair, and it ended up breaking the agitator. So for a while I've been using two vacuums to clean the house (not really efficient especially since we had a baby, who has been crawling since July and will put ANYTHING in his mouth) and then, like I said the bigger vacuum died. I have 3 family members who all (within the last 2yrs) bought a Shark. They have different models and loved them. So I did some research and after comparing their models through use, in store side by side, and most importantly, price, I resolved to buy a Shark. None of them had this model, but especially after seeing them side by side in the store, I knew that this was the one I wanted. Pros: *The ability to turn the vacuum on/off & change the floor settings on the handle is a big plus for me. I really hated having to make an extra motion to do that on the Dyson, and my Kenmore had it which made it so much easier if I was already in the process of another motion, like moving something out of the way. *The lift-away canister, definitely handy for doing our stairs, or getting the wand under something. Oh, and being able to hold the canister, or place it up on something high, so you can reach even higher is nice. It's so light, and has made it very easy for me to get the cobwebs in the corners of the ceilings. *Powered agitator when canister is in "lift-away" mode, is hands down WONDERFUL! I'm able to quickly lift the canister away and get underneath my husband's feet while he's watching something. Or, even better for me, is that I can finally get underneath the table legs on the area rug. *The length on power cord is great! With my old vacuums, I'd have to plug the vacuum in, in every room that I was cleaning (downstairs there are 6 rooms and a hallway, upstairs there are 5 rooms and a hallway). I'm able to clean multiple rooms before I have to unplug the vacuum. Basically I can vacuum half the downstairs using one plug and the other half with another plug (or just turn around and approach the rest of the house from the other side. I was actually able to have the vacuum plugged in upstairs, clean my stairs and vacuum some of downstairs. That was definitely not possible with either of the other vacuums. *The light on the agitator is something I was use to with the Kenmore, but the Dyson didn't have it. It really is a great feature, and the light seems to be very bright. I'm able to see things on the floor that, even in daylight, wasn't clear if it was part of the carpet/floor or just dirt. Very handy feature. *The light on the handle when using it is just FABULOUS!! One of the first things I cleaned when I got my vacuum was my car, so I was using the handle. The ability to see in the crevices of the car was great! I use the handle quite frequently to suck food out of the baby's highchair, and the light really helps me see what crumbs are left in there. I did get this vacuum with the canister caddy, thinking I would be using it a lot, but I haven't needed it yet. The agitator piece of the vacuum with the agitator not turned on, has still done a wonderful job of picking up dirt and crumbs on the tile floor. I haven't needed to use the floor attachment yet, so the caddy is holding the attachments that came with the vacuum, and that's handy. Overall I find the vacuum very easy to use, so I use it a lot. Cons: I don't have any as of yet. Other people complained about the cord holders being tethered to the wand and the canister as being annoying, but when I vacuum I release the whole cord anyways, so I haven't found that to be an issue. Others also complained about loss of suction, but I haven't had that issue yet either. I've been using my vacuum for almost 2 months straight and it's been fine. I did just take the filters out and wash them as I do use the vacuum every day, (if not multiple times in the day because of the baby) and figured that their recommendation of washing the filter every 3 months probably comes with the idea that the vacuum isn't used everyday.

The hose section near the floor cracked/split. This is my second unit. My first one lasted about 5 years so I wasn't too upset when the first unit cracked it's hose. I figured it's the life of the unit. So my second unit I bought here on Amazon august 2021 and now June 2022 the hose cracked in the same place. Now I'm mad. This is not acceptable. The second unit was different in a few ways too that was slightly disappointing for a unit that's $300. The cord was shorter by a foot compared to my first unit. The attachment for vaccum for pets on the first unit had its own separate motor. This second unit was powered only by suction to make the bristle rotate. That's not a good design. Luckily the motorized handheld unit fit on the new machine, so I was okay with it. I'll be contacting shark since it's not a year old and see what they are willy to do about this hose issue. My previous research made it seem like it's not a piece that can be replaced, otherwise I would have done that on the first unit but I see someone else had a review saying it was , unless we referred to two different hose points. The hose for me that cracked is the one at the knuckle of the machine close to the floor. Update: contacted shark. Even though this unit is less then a year old, they wanted me to pay for the nozzle. I was the phone 40 mins with the girl to explain what was broken. She said that's not a part under warranty. I finally said give me your manager.... 5 min hold later oh okay we can ship it but you have to pay shipping. $22. Fine. A week later I get a shipment. Wrong piece. They gave me the motorized pet attachment. Call them again, but this time the lady knew exactly what I was referring to and apologize for the mix up. She shipped out the floor nozzle unit next day at no charge and I was allowed to keep the extra motorize pet attachment. As someone else said in their review, they don't send just the hose. They send the whole floor nozzle unit( which btw, costs $113). Keep calling till you get a rep that isn't going to hassle you. They obviously know their hose sucks. As for my old unit, Amazon does sell a hose that fits but it's a pain in the ass to replace ( hence why they sell the whole floor unit). If you want to replace the hose, detach the floor nozzle unit, turn it to the bottom , unscrew twelve screws. One on the inside near the suction might be a toric security screw (star with a raise collum in it, not a regular Allen key). Be sure to label all screws as they are not all the same and you can damage the threads very easily. Once all screws are off, the cover comes off and you have easy access to one end of the hose. Twist it off (it's reversed thread and might have some glue.) But note there is a tab on the left and a black piece sticking up. Note that for later as it's important when you put it back in As for the other end of the hose, it's attached within the collum upright part of the floor nozzle above the knuckle bend. I could not get this part as two screws are hidden under a plastic piece. What I did was pull the hose until it unravel all the way to the end. Reverse screw the new hose to this segment first since you have less access. Then attach reverse twisting into the bottom part of the attachment where it sucks closest to the floor. Be sure when placing this black clip in that the tab on the left fits and the black nub it facing to the ceiling. Replace cover and start screwing everything back. One thing to note: there is a sensor somewhere that shuts the motor off when it's in an upright position. When replace hose, I must have hit it because now my motor shuts off sometimes if I hold the vaccum more in an upright position when doing the carpet. Something I'll have to go back to if I want to truly fix it right. I'm just saying be careful. There are also wires that are hard to tuck back in on the right roller wheel once you open this. Maybe tape them in place as soon as you open this so they don't continue to pop out? So my old nozzle works, it's just only does the carpet if I keep the handle at an angle. Does not affect hardwood mode as that's suction only anyway. Honestly, they should have designed this better if they are gonna keep using cheap hoses. How cheap is the hose? It's particularly clear and very stiff. That's probably why it takes no effort to tear them.

***back in 2025 after 3 years of use to say the vacuum is still amazing , works as good as the day I got it, easy to clean the whole thing, including long hair and debris out of the roller and have had zero issues*** 2022 review: I waited until I used the vacuum for a couple of months before posting a review to see how the shark would hold up. I had a Dyson for 10 years and it finally broke - did my research to find an affordable strong vacuum that I could replace it with. I thought the Dyson was the best out there but WOW I was wrong, I wish I had this Shark to begin with! Super easy to assemble, it's not heavy and the cannister empties from both sides, the top half will catch large objects like Lego etc. which makes it so easy to clean out and recover accidentally sucked-up large items from! The self-powered head caught me off guard and it came right out to of my hand & went zoom lol! The vacuum itself is lightweight and easy to handle, especially if you're using the lift away feature Very impressed with the suction power - simply and thoughtfully engineered I love everything about it. Picks up pet hair you didn't know was even there (if this vacuum can handle husky floof it can handle anything lol) and it picks up my very long human hair easily too. The head is easy to take apart and clean (I have to do it every 4-5th time I vacuum which is gross but it shows how good this is picking hair up) My carpets look so good now and I am really happy with my purchase, I'm still shocked how much dust bunnies and dirt get into the carpet, especially after thinking my Dyson was getting it all The wand and main head have lights which is awesome I can see what I'm doing vacuuming in corners and see the dirt and crumbs and dust bunnies on my hardwood :) Only cons: I have many stairs in my house and it can be a little awkward managing the cannister + hose + cord but I'm getting used to it, wishing the cord was another 3-4 feet longer. My carpets are about 20 years old so the brush head bounces around in some high traffic areas where the carpet is matted down - I just slow vacuum and try not to go against the carpet 'grain' too much... Not the Shark's fault I should probably get my carpets cleaned or replaced ;)

Me encanto es una maravilla de aspiradora aspiro hasta el micro mini polvo succiona todo pero aguas! con los cables también los aspira y se enredan en el rodillo me sucedio me asuste y pense ya la descompuse pero no solo lo fui jalando con cuidado y salio tiene una potencia increíble para las alfombras te jala de inmediato se siente el cambio de aspirar suelo a alfombra. Quede encantada lo único que estorba es el cable.

Impossivel ser melhor aqui no Brasil, facil de usar de montar e desmontar

We upgraded from a Navigator which we've had for 6 years without ANY issues and passed it along in like-new state. I find this one to be a little heavier although not too noticeable since it propels for easy handling. It's manoeuvers well and the suction is great - it cleans like nobody's business! The attachments are easy to change and the versatility of this system gives plenty of options for any cleaning chore. The one thing I had noted with this system versus any others I've ever used is that after you vacuum- the air smells so fresh- like you've cleaned the air also! Highly recommend! Dyson's marketing strategy has led everyone to think they produce the superior product. Trust me- I purchased this product on sale for under $290- this product is half the price and at least equal (or greater) the product. Save your Money - go Shark!

Llevo ocupando la aspiradora por dos meses, sin duda ha sido una herramienta de gran ayuda, pues tengo 5 perros y por pelos no paramos. Me ayuda a aspirar sus camas, tapetes y lozeta .Fue un gran cambio de las inalámbricas que ocupaba a esta, la potencia es superior, el cable que tiene alcanza sin problemas. Lo unico malo es que si es pesada y de repente se cuesta maniobrarla un poco. Le pongo un 9/10