cordless vacuum for hard floors.
It’s also brilliant for pulling up dirt from between floorboards..Unfortunately, the vacuum struggles more with fine dust – particularly on smooth surfaces.
It’s not terrible for this, but it’s also not the best we’ve reviewed.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.It also has features like an “Auto” suction mode called iLoop, which we’ll discuss in the performance section, and a slider for adjusting suction power.. There’s even built-in Wi-Fi, which allows you to sync the vacuum with the Tineco App.
This is really a gimmick, as most of the information is displayed on the LED screen anyway, but the app does make it easier to track when the filter needs to be cleaned..Unfortunately, the Tineco has a relatively small 0.6 litre dustbin capacity.
This is around 20% smaller than the Dyson V11 Absolute, so you’ll need to empty it more frequently.0.6 litres is still around average for a cordless vacuum though, so this isn’t a major criticism.. VIEW PRICE.
(Editor: Quick Power Banks)