| Item Weight | 3.1 Kilograms |
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| Form Factor | Stick |
| Assembly Required | Yes |
| Batteries Required | Yes |
| Included components | • Crevice tool • Upholstery tool |
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The Deep-Cleaning Answer for Homes with Pets
This ultra-lightweight cordless vacuum is ideal for homes with pets—powerful suction combines with breakthrough self-cleaning brushroll technology to handle pet hair with ease.
Powerful cleaning for homes with pets.
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Dig Deep on CarpetsThe Dirt Engage brushroll digs deep into carpets to pull in embedded debris for a powerful, deep clean. |
Directly Engage FloorsDirt Engage tackles stuck-on dirt to deliver 2X more direct contact on floors vs. the standard brushroll on the Shark ION F80. |
No Hair WrapDirt Engage tackles stuck-on dirt to deliver 2X more direct contact on floors vs. the standard brushroll on the Shark ION F80. |
Anti-Allergen Complete SealAnti-Allergen Complete Seal uses a HEPA filter to trap dust, dander, and allergens inside the vacuum. |
Cleaning versatility from floor to ceiling.
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On-FloorThis cordless vacuum takes on carpets and floors with powerful suction and a Dirt Engage brushroll |
Above-FloorA detachable handheld vacuum combines with versatile attachments to clean upholstery, shelves, tight spaces, and more. |
In-CarDeep-clean crevices and tight spaces in your car with the hand vacuum and included attachments. |
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Up to 40-Minute RuntimeSerious power that lasts—charge your battery in the unit or at the base while you store your vacuum elsewhere. |
CleanTouch Dirt EjectorA high-capacity dust cup handles long cleaning sessions—empty it without getting your hands dirty with the CleanTouch Dirt Ejector. |
LED HeadlightsPowerful LED lights on the nozzle reveal hidden debris around your home. |
Ultra-LightweightThis cordless stick vacuum is designed with an ultra-light frame to heighten maneuverability and simplify handheld above-floor cleaning. |
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This Item  Shark IZ162HC Shark Rocket Pet Pro Cordless Stick Vacuum, HEPA Filter, Magenta (Canadian Version) |  |  |  |  |  | |
| Price | -35% $239.75 List Price: $369.99 | -14% $299.98 List: $349.99 | $239.98 | -13% $129.00 List: $149.00 | $217.03 | $199.99 |
| Delivery | — | Get it by Saturday, Jul 20 | Get it by Saturday, Jul 20 | Get it by Sunday, Jul 21 | Get it by Saturday, Jul 20 | Get it by Saturday, Jul 20 |
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| Sold by | Amazon.ca | Amazon.ca | Amazon.ca | Amazon.ca | Amazon.ca | Amazon.ca |
| power source | Battery Powered | Battery Powered | Battery Powered | Battery Powered | Battery Powered | Corded Electric |
| special feature | Lightweight | HEPA | Lightweight, Cordless | Lightweight, Washable Filter, Headlight, Cordless, LED Lights, 40 mins Runtime, Autosense Technology, Cyclonic Filtration, Anti-Tangle, Self-Standing, Easy to Clean | Bagless | — |
| surface suggestion | Indoor | All floors | Carpet | Carpet | Carpet | Carpet |
| capacity | 3.13 kilograms | — | 0.15 liters | 4 pounds | 0.6 liters | 3 pounds |
| voltage | 22 volts | 25.2 volts | 25.2 volts | 16 volts | 25.2 volts | 120 volts |
| model name | Shark Rocket | Shark Detect Pro Cordless | Shark WS640C WANDVAC System Ultra-Lightweight Powerful Cordless 3-in-1 Stick Vacuum | BHFEA420J | Lightweight Cordless Vacuum Cleaner, High Efficiency Powerful Motor | HZ600C |
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Amazon will send you the wrong product
This is the second time I’ve tried to order the Hepa Filter Shark cordless vacuum and instead they have sent me the Pet Pro model instead. The first time, the product came used and had the power cord cut (also the Pet Pro model) and the second time they sent me a new one, but wrong model. I’m pretty over it and it’s been a whole ordeal. I’m just warning anyone that orders the Hepa Filter model you will receive the Pet Pro instead.As for the Pet Pro, it works great. It gathers all the hair, works on hardwood and carpet. It’s lightweight and the charge lasts on it. I’m giving a 4 start for the Pet Pro but Amazon has dropped the ball again. Just make sure you’re okay with over paying for the Pet Pro if you ordered the Hepa Filter model instead.
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Reviewed in Canada on June 12, 2024
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Reviewed in Canada on October 14, 2023
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Reviewed in Canada on August 15, 2022
I've been too lazy to write any reviews, until I logged in.
I purchased this because I was fed up with all the time lost just lugging around wired vacuums.
I guess many years back, it was hard finding a portable vacuum with HEPA in it.
[I was looking for a portable vacuum that is NOT Dyson (they almost got me), after reading up on their worker violations and all that drama in Malaysia, and being too slow to act on it.]
So THIS is the best affordable alternative.
If you want a strong vacuum AND easier portability, I believe the Shark Vertex Pro would be the one, but it would cost me like 600-800-ish.
I have a small space, so I don't need THAT kind of power.
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I chose this Shark IZ162HC Shark Rocket Pet Pro, because of the price, and the fact that it's portable and HEPA.
After a few days of initial usage and charging, I believe the battery capacity....seems like it increased, because instead of having only 20 mins of usage, I've been getting around 35-45 in one cycle. But...YMMV. I have no complaints.
Suction will never compare to to wired vacuums or Shark Vertex Pro, but hey, you could "pull the trigger" on this machine and it'll increase suction power, matching the wired vacuums (or almost? I really can't confirm, but hey, my floors still come out clean and dustless overall)
Maneuverabilty: I PERSONALLY have no problems with it (since I hold heavy or heavy-ish things directly with my hands, like SOME swords for instance), but however, for seniors, or people with issues in their hands (I don't remember the right words for it); it might be an issue. Only because the vacuum's main unit, where all the weight is concentrated, is being held by our hands directly. If you compare this to the Shark Vertex Pro, the main unit (where all the weight is pretty much) is NOT being held directly by the hand, but is set near the floor, and being controlled by a stick from higher elevation from a user, like some stick vacuums , for easier maneuverability.
I got long hair, and I shed a lot due to stress. Compared to all my previous vacuums owned, this one deals with hair VERY well. Vacuum just sucks them up, doesn't get them stuck anywhere. When emptying the dust bin, hair just ALL effortlessly falls in the bin. *MEOW*
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I've had this unit since around the end of June. And I've been very content with it.
So for price, performance, and HEPA. This is the one.
Also, anyone seeking to buy this unit WITH THE HEPA, make sure you ARE buying the
Shark Rocket *PET PRO* MODEL IZ162HC (Canadian Variant).
I noticed there's a "Shark Rocket Pro IZ140C", that unit is NOT the same as the IZ162HC.
IZ140C, DOES NOT HAVE HEPA.
I'm too lazy to attach any pictures. So I'll attach my particle tester results. I get all PERFECT zero readings from 0.3 microns to 2.5 microns. When placing the tester near this vacuum unit. It is exactly what I've been looking for. A sign of a REAL HEPA
(You could get these particle testers on Banggood for like 20 CAD or less I think. I don't remember, but great deals there)
EDIT X 1: I FORGOT to mention, there's a Youtube channel called "Vacuum Wars". One of THE most informative channel on Vacuum comparison tests and what have you not. You could look up this particular model. The host did a smoke test, to test out the HEPA; that convinced me firsthand to get this product. He'll do other tests and other live tests on specs. You'd be seeing actual numbers for "suction power" and all that other stuff too. I forgot all the data, otherwise I'd be sharing.
But yeah, check that channel out to get some actual data on this particular model, and how it compares to other popular portable vacuums out there
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For price and portability, this is really good. HEPA is a huge deciding factor
Reviewed in Canada on August 15, 2022
(Before anyone wonders why I'm not attaching a picture of the product, but the particle tester, it's because THIS PARTICLE TESTER GIVES PERFECT ZERO READINGS; INDICATING THAT THIS VACUUM IS TRULY USING HEPA)Reviewed in Canada on August 15, 2022
I've been too lazy to write any reviews, until I logged in.
I purchased this because I was fed up with all the time lost just lugging around wired vacuums.
I guess many years back, it was hard finding a portable vacuum with HEPA in it.
[I was looking for a portable vacuum that is NOT Dyson (they almost got me), after reading up on their worker violations and all that drama in Malaysia, and being too slow to act on it.]
So THIS is the best affordable alternative.
If you want a strong vacuum AND easier portability, I believe the Shark Vertex Pro would be the one, but it would cost me like 600-800-ish.
I have a small space, so I don't need THAT kind of power.
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I chose this Shark IZ162HC Shark Rocket Pet Pro, because of the price, and the fact that it's portable and HEPA.
After a few days of initial usage and charging, I believe the battery capacity....seems like it increased, because instead of having only 20 mins of usage, I've been getting around 35-45 in one cycle. But...YMMV. I have no complaints.
Suction will never compare to to wired vacuums or Shark Vertex Pro, but hey, you could "pull the trigger" on this machine and it'll increase suction power, matching the wired vacuums (or almost? I really can't confirm, but hey, my floors still come out clean and dustless overall)
Maneuverabilty: I PERSONALLY have no problems with it (since I hold heavy or heavy-ish things directly with my hands, like SOME swords for instance), but however, for seniors, or people with issues in their hands (I don't remember the right words for it); it might be an issue. Only because the vacuum's main unit, where all the weight is concentrated, is being held by our hands directly. If you compare this to the Shark Vertex Pro, the main unit (where all the weight is pretty much) is NOT being held directly by the hand, but is set near the floor, and being controlled by a stick from higher elevation from a user, like some stick vacuums , for easier maneuverability.
I got long hair, and I shed a lot due to stress. Compared to all my previous vacuums owned, this one deals with hair VERY well. Vacuum just sucks them up, doesn't get them stuck anywhere. When emptying the dust bin, hair just ALL effortlessly falls in the bin. *MEOW*
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I've had this unit since around the end of June. And I've been very content with it.
So for price, performance, and HEPA. This is the one.
Also, anyone seeking to buy this unit WITH THE HEPA, make sure you ARE buying the
Shark Rocket *PET PRO* MODEL IZ162HC (Canadian Variant).
I noticed there's a "Shark Rocket Pro IZ140C", that unit is NOT the same as the IZ162HC.
IZ140C, DOES NOT HAVE HEPA.
I'm too lazy to attach any pictures. So I'll attach my particle tester results. I get all PERFECT zero readings from 0.3 microns to 2.5 microns. When placing the tester near this vacuum unit. It is exactly what I've been looking for. A sign of a REAL HEPA
(You could get these particle testers on Banggood for like 20 CAD or less I think. I don't remember, but great deals there)
EDIT X 1: I FORGOT to mention, there's a Youtube channel called "Vacuum Wars". One of THE most informative channel on Vacuum comparison tests and what have you not. You could look up this particular model. The host did a smoke test, to test out the HEPA; that convinced me firsthand to get this product. He'll do other tests and other live tests on specs. You'd be seeing actual numbers for "suction power" and all that other stuff too. I forgot all the data, otherwise I'd be sharing.
But yeah, check that channel out to get some actual data on this particular model, and how it compares to other popular portable vacuums out there
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