This is a longer battery life than the.
Additionally, the Shark would benefit from better edge cleaning..So, if you have floorboards with crevices or tiles, then the Shark AZ950UKT could be a great choice.
It’s not so effective on laminate or vinyl floors though.. Stairs.The Lift-Away feature really shines for cleaning stairs.At 3.3kg in this mode, it’s lightweight, compact, and convenient.
Plus, you don’t need to worry about balancing the entire vac on each step and risk it toppling over, as you can just take the canister section with you.. As this is an XL model, the main floorhead is too large for most stairs.Fortunately, the mini pet attachment is ideal for carpeted stairs due to its rotating fins, while the crevice tool nips into tight edges.. There’s a second bright LED light on the handle, which is another bonus on the stairs for highlighting dirt in dark corners.. Pet Hair.
Cleaning pet hair on any surface is a strong point for the Shark AZ950UKT..
The main floorhead is effective at removing all types of hair, and so is the turbo pet tool.A slight drawback is that the S12 only shows the remaining battery life as a percentage.
The Dyson V11 shows you the exact minutes and seconds remaining, depending on which mode and tool you’re using, which we think makes it easier to judge how much cleaning time you have.. A bigger issue is that you can only charge the battery when attached to the wall mount, which could be a problem if you don’t plan on attaching the dock to your wall.We would prefer that you could attach the charger directly to the vacuum, like with Dyson vacs..
Note: The more expensive Pure One S12.comes with an extra battery, which effectively doubles the vacuum’s battery life..
(Editor: Luxury Blenders)