Shark Rocket Pet Plus Corded Stick Vacuum, XL Cup, Bordeaux/Silver, HV322 | Under 10 Lbs., Handheld Conversion, Pet Hair Pickup, LED Headlights, Swivel Steering, Crevice and Upholstery Tools

We recently purchased this vacuum after having the same one (replaced with another identical one) for something like ten years. This vacuum is awesome!! We just vacuumed a week ago with the old vacuum and the amount of fur the new vacuum picked up an incredible amount of fur!! My carpet is so clean! I cannot recommend this vacuum enough! It's lightweight, has incredible suction, is easy to use, and is taller so that I don't have to bend over and have tons of back pain from vacuuming. I love it!! 😁

I typically do not write reviews as soon as I receive a product. I like to use things for a while first to see if they actually perform as intended and seem built well enough for the long haul. I’ve owned these for about a year and a half now, so I’ve had enough time to get a good feel for how they hold up over time. I’ve got to say, these little Sharks check all the boxes. I say “these” because I ended up buying a second one after seeing how well the first performed. I live in a log cabin with wood walls, wood floors, and wood ceilings, so there are not many places for dust and dirt to hide. Every time I use one of these vacuums, I’m amazed at the amount of dirt and fine dust it pulls into the dust cup. These things are suction monsters. The vacuum is lightweight, so using it never feels like a chore. The attachments are actually useful instead of just becoming closet clutter. The vacuum head is large enough to clean open areas quickly but still compact enough to get around and under tables and chairs easily. The cord is also long enough that I can usually clean most rooms without constantly changing outlets. If you can say you actually enjoy using a vacuum cleaner, this would be the one. To be honest, there is really nothing about this vacuum that I do not like. Pros: Strong suction Lightweight and easy to use Useful attachments Good reach and maneuverability Long enough cord for most rooms Cons: None so far Bottom line: This vacuum has performed extremely well for me, and I have been satisfied enough to purchase a second one. I would repurchase and would recommend.

Durable vac, lightweight, and powerful. Easy to convert and take apart to clean filters. Love that it plugs in and needs no battery. Works as good as bigger heavy vacs. Great value for the cost. Absolutely would buy again.

This thing is an absolute monster of a vacuum it works heavenly and it surprisingly holds a lot of debris and dirt it sucks up everything so fast and shows an immediate improvement in cleaning Its made cleaning for me so easy and the attachments and tube strength is just as strong as using it as a regular vacuum I love this thing The only problem i have with this vacuum is it is too heavy and cant be stored standing up or on a rack you do need to put the main power chamber on the bottom attachment which is slightly inconvenient and makes it less compact but nothing major the function of it is great and super easy to use

BEST VACUUM I’VE EVER HAD! I have had this vacuum for 5 years now. Oh my goodness! I am 71 years old, raised 6 kids, and have gone through lots of vacuums. This exceeds them all! And the price!! Lightweight, nice light, long, strong cord, flexes easily around furniture. I love emptying the canister and seeing what my other vacuums left! Shocking!! I don’t think it’s too loud at all. I have no problem storing it. Easy to grab out of closet because so lightweight. I was shocked at how strong such a lightweight vacuum could be. Remember the old Kirby’s??😣. Went through 3 Orecks, never lasted that long. Bought a Shark Stratus cordless. Threw it in the trash after a year. Battery never lasted more than 3-4 rooms. Cordless just do t have the suction of a corded. This vacuum changes my life. Won’t hesitate to buy again!

I purchased this exact model from here a little over 2 years ago. I'll contribute a long-term review since it apparently is still being produced and sold and as a review reader myself I always appreciate when someone drops back in to give insight to a product's longevity and performance. Which I'm happy to report the vacuum in still running strong and used almost daily, albeit a little worse for wear but that's because I use it pretty hard and unforgivingly. My use environment - a 1100 sq ft condo with 100% ceramic tile flooring and 2 8ft x 10ft rugs. I also have 2 cats that shed. Keep in mind that YMMV based on your own living space. For my space size/type I feel this vacuum's mix of suction power, dust cup size, power cord length, a lower speed beater-bar setting for hard floors and higher setting for rugs - all together in a stick style vacuum was a perfect match. Now if your space is much larger with wall to wall carpeting then this would not be a good choice. Stick vacuums are just not made for that kind of job and a traditional upright is probably best. If your space falls somewhere in then middle with size and/or has a mix of flooring types then... good luck with that. Maybe get both types of vacuums? Or a traditional upright that isn't super heavy has some good hard wood floor features. Or take a hybrid approach and go with an old school canister style. You get the idea, moving on... Using the vacuum - I've got to say this has been one of the best vacuums I've ever purchased. There are a few quirks I won't waste time listing and it could use more attachments but the low $150-ish price more than makes up for those minor complaints. My remember my first impressions were that it "felt" cheap and "plasticy" and thought it wouldn't last log given my taxing usage. Turns out it's done a remarkable job with heavy and demanding use and abuse. In fact if it were to give up on life tomorrow I would seriously consider just buying another to replace itself. A few more things I like that I would like to point out - I've purchased many vacuums over the years and these are the things that stand out to me about this vacuum: -> It's not cordless. I made that mistake once and learned that battery powered vacuums suck (pun intended). You can never quite finish before it runs out of juice and of course you can't use it while it's charging. The battery capacity declines over time and so does the power. You're lucky to get a year out of it. -> The cord is nice and long, I only have to change outlets once to do my entire home. -> It's motor and resulting suction power is impressive for a "stick" vacuum. Another WIN for the power cord, no cordless is going to meet that kind of power output and do it consistently for over 2 years so far. And as far as corded stick vacuums go, this one places on the more powerful side of what you typically find, almost rivalling it's full-sized traditional versions. -> 2 beater bar speeds easily changed with your thumb without stopping, this makes transitioning from hard to rug to hard again really easy. -> The dust cup is large compared to other brands/models of the same size and power class. If you battle pet hair like I do then you will appreciate the larger dust cup. I don't understand why dust cups aren't larger across the board. But I digress. -> The dust cup is easy top remove, dump and reattach with little effort or tools needed. -> The filters are very durable, I'm still on my originals and wash those frequently and wring them out but they are still in usable condition. I will need new ones eventually but not quite yet. -> It's got a nice length, so if you're tall it feels comfortable to use and it also makes getting under things easier. Some of the cheaper sticks on the market are little more than a dust buster fixed to a short pole with a handle. They feels like your using a child's toy vacuum. Alright a few minor criticisms I'll mention in case they aren't minor to you: -> There really should be a hose attachment that you can pop on to the spot that the tube detaches from on the hand unit. Same end piece as the tube but is on a hose instead. Although this complaint could be for many other models too-) -> It's a bit on the loud side, as loud as a full sized traditional vacuum, but I'd rather have loud and powerful vs less loud and less power. -> That long power cord I mentioned I liked becomes one that is a lot to circle back up on the storage hooks on the unit. Sometimes I get lazy and just kind of wad it on or behind it in the closet. A power cord retractor like on the full sized machine would be an amazing upgrade, but I don't think this feature exists on any stick vacuum for space reasons, I assume. Fine, now that I'm thinking about this stuff there are 2 significant things that I really do not like - -> There is no stand for it, you lean it up and hope it doesn't slide and fall to the floor where, invariably, the dust cup pops off makes a huge mess. Beware of leaning it up against kitchen counters. It feels like it should stay put but it won't. Seriously it will fall down. You'll see. -> 2 There is no place to attach and store the brush/upholstery attachment anywhere on the vacuum. To make it worse, there are several obvious places that would work quite well for this too. Why did I just write all that? Seriously, I need to get a life. TL:DR - is good, buy

This is the best stick vacuum I've used - it's excellent at picking up litter and cat hair, which is what I bought it for. I recommend emptying after a few minutes of use to get the best usage. Affordable, great performance, super durable (let's just say it took a small tumble down the stairs and still works perfectly), and works well on hard floors and high carpet. The cord is super long, so it's easy to clean without having to deal with a cord that's too short. I love this vacuum (never thought I'd reach the stage in my life where I hold such regard for an inanimate object...).

This vacuum is more convenient to use than a regular one. I have had multiple Sharks over the years and love the brand. There are a few things that make me want to return it (I can't, it's past the return window): 1. It is freaking loud. For such a small vacuum you would think it would be quieter. I think maybe it's the fact that the motor is closer to your ears so it's louder. 2. It doesn't stand up against a wall because it's top heavy, so if you have to move something while vacuuming you have to lay it on the ground. Kind of a PITA to be honest. Things that I like about it: 1. It has the light on it so you can see all the dirt, dust, pet hair, etc that you can't always see with other vacuums. 2. The container that holds the dirt is fairly big for a stick vac. I can vacuum a whole room and still not fill it up. It's also easy to clean the container which I like to do now and then. 3. The cord is really long. This can be good and bad. Good because I don't have a lot of outlets so I can get to almost my entire living room from one plug. Bad because it tends to get in the way. Honestly I don't know why they stopped making vacs with retractable cords. They were way more convenient than having to carry around the cord while vacuuming. Overall I would say it's a pretty good vacuum if you have a smaller house without a lot of carpets. Most of my house is tile. It picks up dirt easily, it's light, and easy to maneuver. To store it, you can take the part that has the motor off and put it on the bottom of the vacuum. It's in the manual (I don't read manuals so it took me a while to figure that out lol)

The Shark Rocket TruePet Ultra-Light Upright (HV322) vacuum cleaner has truly exceeded my expectations. From the moment I started using it, I was blown away by its exceptional performance. Its ultra-light design makes maneuvering around my home a breeze, and the powerful suction capabilities are simply outstanding. One of the standout features of this vacuum is its TruePet motorized brush, which effortlessly tackles pet hair and debris on both carpets and hard floors. As a pet owner, this has been a game-changer for me. The advanced swivel steering allows me to effortlessly reach even the most challenging corners and under furniture, ensuring a thorough clean every time. I also appreciate the versatility of the Shark Rocket HV322, as it easily converts into a handheld vacuum for smaller tasks. The bagless design and easy-to-empty dust cup are convenient and cost-effective. It's a reliable, durable, and efficient cleaning companion. If you're in the market for a vacuum that combines power, versatility, and lightweight convenience, the Shark Rocket TruePet Ultra-Light Upright (HV322) is an excellent choice that I highly recommend.

La usé por primera vez y por ahora, estoy encantada. Tiene fuerza y levanta mucho polvo donde pensé que estaba limpio. Tiene dos ni eles de potencia y trabaja muy bien.

I had really high expectations on this vacuum based on the reviews. Unfortunately, the engine was making a weird noise and smelling burnt. I will return it.

La compré porque tengo un gato de pelo largo y tras comprar dos robots aspiradores que se atascaban con los pelos, decidí irme por una de estas. La tengo un par de meses y hasta ahora ha funcionado bien. La uso dos veces por semana y aspira bien todo. La luz que tiene esta útil para detectar basurita que no se ve a simple vista. Hasta el momento no se ha atascado con los pelos. Es un poquito pesada, pero nada que no se pueda manejar.

I just finished vacuuming my house for the first time with this baby. It has a special setting for area rugs and hard floors.... the bar still rotates but at a slower rate so debris doesn't get tossed everywhere.... amazing! the vacuum can maneuver itself everywhere in my home and it was so easy to do my stairs and get under my bed, something I was unable to do with my previous upright. The suction is out of this world. I never thought I would have my life changed by a vacuum. There are concerns on here about the small cannister but I enjoyed emptying it and analyzing the copioys amounts of dust that my previous vacuum left behind. It comes with so many tools as well that were not mentioned in the ad.