Shark Cordless Pro Review (IZ562H) - 12+ Tests and Analysis

In this video we test the Shark IZ562H Pro cordless vacuum for raw power (CFM and suction), long term suction (flour clog test), surface level pickup (on carpet and hard floors), deep cleaning, battery life, debris containment (fog test), hair tangling, and ease of use (weight, handling, control, and dust bin size).

The Cordless Pro picks up surface level debris well on hard surfaces, seals in debris well, and is highly resistant to hair tangling, but otherwise mostly disappointed in our tests.

0:00 Introduction
0:02 Airflow
0:06 Suction
0:13 Flour clog test
0:50 Cleaner head design
1:15 Carpet cleaning
1:26 Carpet deep cleaning
1:40 Hard floor cleaning
1:44 Crevice test
1:59 Battery life and Clean Sense IQ
2:32 Fog test
2:43 Hair tangling
2:55 Weight, handling, control
3:17 Dust bin size
3:24 Storage
3:29 Pros and cons
4:10 General recommendations

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[tasia]

Please do the Shark® Cordless PowerDetect™ Clean & Empty System next!

[yomamab]

I liked this vac at first, but then it started not picking up dirt, just pushing it around. So then I switched it to the high power mode to see if that would pick up dirt, but that made the vac shut completely off. I'm ticked that I just spent over $300 in July of this year for this disappointment🙄, didn't pay for the extra warranty (if that even covers every problem that can go wrong), and now since it's soon December and more than the 3 months that the owner's manual (far less quality than what was existed years ago) said you have to return the vac, I guess I just bought a hellish expensive Shark vacuum. I don't like spending over $300 for a vac to last FOUR MONTHS! If this keeps up and I'm dumb enough to get another one, at that rate, with tax, I'd end up easily wasting over a thousand dollars a year on a vac. Ridiculous! I remember the days when companies made quality products. What happened to that?! At the rate everything is going up in price the past few years, I don't have money to keep buying and re-buying something like this. I guess the only safe thing is to go back to my Swiffer. Sure, it's not as convenient, but at least I know that IT WILL WORK.

[markwalshin]

For it to stay up you just fold the thing over, no need to take it apart.