Choosing between a Shark and Roomba robot can be daunting. Both vacuums come from reputable companies, clean exceptionally well, and offer one of the best features on the market. If you're torn between the two brands, worry no more. To start us off, some information about the available models for each brand. Shark vs Roomba - Specific Models Here are some direct comparisons, for people that want some quick info: Shark ION R87 vs Roomba 675 Shark IQ R101 vs Roomba i7 Shark IQ 101AE vs Roomba i7+ Shark IQ 101AE vs Roomba s9+ Back to top Roomba Robots Lineup Roomba robots are made by iRobot, a company that specializes … [Read more...]

Roborock just unveiled its first-ever stick vacuum. Dubbed Roborock H6, the vacuum performs impressively, offering decent suction, runtime, and a high level of usability. But can it take on established brands? Roborock is not a new company in the vacuum market. They have been around for some time but only produced robots. Join me as I compare the Roborock H6 with Dyson's V11 to see which brand offers the best features and cleaning abilities. Introducing Roborock H6 Roborock just announced their first cordless at CES 2020. Sure, one of the spinoffs, Roidmi, already rocks the cordless world with models such as NEX. But it was time for a … [Read more...]

Shark and Dyson rule the vacuum cleaning space, like how Microsoft and Apple dominate the computer OS market. Both Shark and Dyson are known for introducing innovative products at regular intervals, making it quite difficult for their competitors to come anywhere close to them, in terms of both sales and brand recognition. But how can we compare Shark vs Dyson? It's simple: Each brand has made considerable efforts to reach the broadest possible audience so that one can buy from both manufacturers uprights, lightweights, canisters or handheld vacuum cleaners. Moreover, Shark has made considerable efforts to expand its division of cordless … [Read more...]

Hoover recently launched a new line of cordless cleaning appliances called ONEPWR. The concept behind these cord-free products is that they share the same battery module. We have 9 new appliances to talk about: a hard floor cleaner called Hoover ONEPWR FloorMate Jet, 2 cordless vacuum cleaners called Blade+ and Blade Max, 2 utility vacuums which can accommodate 3 and 6 gallons of debris respectively, a portable carpet and upholstery cleaner called Spotless GO, a handheld vacuum and 2 leaf blowers/sweepers. Hoover had the openness to this idea since more than 5 years, when they first introduced the cordless Linx, which featured detachable … [Read more...]

Miele manufactures three lines of canister vacuums: C1, C2, and C3. The C2 series consists of budget-friendly units that come with immense suction power and various other features to enhance efficiency. Two Miele C2 models, the Compact C2 Electro+ power line and the Complete C2 Hardfloor, stand out for their specialized functions and cleaning ability. The two vacuums are almost similar, save for a few differences that make each suitable for specific cleaning needs. To get a view of how the two models are identical or different, I will take you through a review of both. We will look at the specifications in detail, special features and the … [Read more...]

Shark recently unveiled a new and innovative technology in the cleaning head of its latest vacuums. The feature is dubbed "Zero-M" and works to prevent pet and human air from wrapping around the brush roll. For the first time, Shark made a vacuum that does not require you to cut hair wraps manually. Both long and short strands are actively removed from the bristles and sucked up into the dustbin, eliminating the need for a pair of scissors every time you vacuum hair mess. If you have had to cut off pet or human air from the brush roll, you know how stressful it can be. With the new Shark Zero-M vacuum cleaners, that problem is solved. The … [Read more...]

It was about time to make a comparison between the newest, most interesting robot vacuum cleaners out there. This market has literally taken off, with new releases coming out once every 8-10 months from any respectable producer. I find this behavior in line with what we can see in the uprights and canisters sector. It's hard to survive now if you're just starting out. Take the case of the Dyson 360 Eye e.g.; it is already 3 years old. Some people don't buy 3 years old products out of principle. Especially in a market such as this, with lots of tech avid gadgeteers which are just craving for the newest juicy robot. If one wants to remain on … [Read more...]

Just in time for this year's BF, I come out with a nice talk about a certain breed of vacuum cleaners. I don't know if many of you know this, but vacuum cleaners have been with mankind since 1900s. These appliances revolutionized the cleaning process. The first vacuum cleaners used an air pump to create a partial vacuum, therefore, sucking up debris and dirt of the floors. The filth was gathered into bags before being disposed, and the rest of the air was liberated back into the working space, carrying with it small dust particles, allergens, and so on. With time, this part was roughly redesigned, and all sorts of filters were invented. A few … [Read more...]