Gtech SW02 Cordless Lithium Carpet and Hardwood Floor Sweeper - Cordless Adjustable Vacuum - Up to 60 Minutes of Runtime - Rechargeable 7.2v Li-ion Battery - Lightweight (3.5 lbs.)

It's a Shark. What more could be said? The Shark that I am replacing was 13 years old. My big Shark Rotator is also 13 years old. Still doing a great job. It's quiet, heavy enough that it doesn't bounce across the Berber carpet It picks up my Westies hair and crunchies from his treats. It's a dandy little quick pick-up machine. I highly recommend it

Does the trick on hard floors, not for carpets with long hair. Battery hold pretty good, recharge quickly. Noise level is a little high but it's not a big problem for me. Update at 8 months: still going strong, I use it every days especially in the dinning and kitchen areas, battery is charging nicely, easy to empty.

This vacuum is not working for my needs. It makes too much noise, and it doesn’t pick up the way I expected. I mainly have dog hair, and instead of sucking it up properly, the hair just flies around when I use it. It feels like it’s blowing debris more than collecting it.

Great little vac. Plenty of power, but seems a bit cheaply made. So far, it's been great. Works well on low pile carpet and vinyl flooring. Perfect for quick cleaning or area rugs.

It's a bit noisy but does pickup light trash. Dog hair is a problem.

Needed a vacuum w/o overwhelming power - this is perfect - it works but doesn’t suck up the rug.

This one’s a winner! I was in the market for a carpet sweeper for small jobs and touch ups, and I came upon this one; it’s a little workhorse! It’s battery charged, gets under and around everything. I love that it’s self propelled and is rechargeable. I used it for over an hour and it was still charged. The handle is comfortable I would say, even for arthritis sufferers whose hands are compromised, it’s not just a stick! Cleanup is so simple, too. I’m entertaining thoughts of getting another one just for my sewing room! Don’t let this one get away!

Buenísima, le dura buen rato la pila y extraer bien. Solo un poco floja la parte de enfrente, arriba del cepillo, si golpeas muy duro con ella se safa!

Fantastic little plug- in floor sweeper. Amazing how much cat hair and cat fluff ( only 1 cat) it picks up,I have hard floors downstairs,expensive real wood and ceramic tiles, and lots of rugs, even in kitchen, and new hall stairs and landing carpet which is not fluffy but Is a very thick pile I am telling you about what type of flooring I have because it covers just about every type of flooring you may have in YOUR house in case you are wondering if this sweeper will work for you..This brilliant little sweeper is magic and tackles everything with ease, down to the smallest crumbs in the kitchen. It does NOT have suction, but brushes spin round at a tremendous speed and sends the crud straight into its collection box which is near the rotating bristles.Just slide the collection box out from the side,,tip it out and slide back in, sooo very easy. No fiddly clips or buttons to press/ pull squeeze together.to empty or put back.it is extremely lightweight to use,a child of 3 years old could do it with ease ( I know that because my nearly 3 year old Granddaughter likes to “help” me by pushing this sweeper in every direction you could think of around the house ) It just needs me to do the many bits she has missed, when she has gone home of course, would not want her upset, bless her.. I must say that when it arrived I had a feeling it would not do the job,and would fall to bits with the vibration when turned on.YES IT IS NOISY, sounds like a childrens play thing BUT IT WORKS LIKE MAGIC. I have a full size plug in wall socket vacuum which I use for a really deep clean now and again,when I feel strong enough to lug the blooming heavy thing from room to room. I very rarely leave reviews, but this small and mighty sweeper is the best thing I have bought in a long time.

Broken after just a few months

Nice and light, this was bought for a disabled person who can't push a heavy cleaner around. Works very well and he's pleased at how clean the carpets are. Easy to empty too

Good points, very light to move around, very easy to use, picks up everything well. Fully charged in 4 hours, Not so good points- first sweeper that was delivered was faulty, the motor had a piercing high pitched screech. I ordered a replacement and arranged return of faulty sweeper at no cost via pick up. Some tips- the middle section of the pole needs to be turned upside down to secure it. The charger is inside the collection bin section. After then reading reviews I realised some others have had a piercing noise and other issues. If you are unlucky and get a sweeper making a terrible noise, this is not normal so get a replacement if you wish to try your luck. To remove collection tray may be tricky for anyone with weak hands. May get easier with practise. Is it better than a manual sweeper, I think so its lighter and picks up well. It doesn't like fluffy rugs though it gets stuck, flat rugs are fine. Used on low pile carpet, lino, floor tiles and flat rugs. All in all eventually a good buy with perseverance for the price which was at the time £57.65 one week ago. I wouldn't pay more

Okay, so I had one of these years ago, and I remember it being stellar, so I thought I'd give another one a try. I've got a bad back so wanted something very light and easy to pick up for quick clean ups, and I thought it would be handy for my kids to use (they are 11 and 7) to sweep through their bedrooms. Putting the handle and base together was easy enough. Having had one of these before, I knew the charger would be packed away in the sweeper's dust compartment, so no surprises there. It might have been confusing for someone who didn't know this, though, to find no charger in the box! It is there, it's just tucked away neatly in the sweeper itself. After it had been put together, as it appeared to have charge in it, I thought I'd whip it round the downstairs of my three bed house. As it happened, it had enough charge to get round most of the house! This sweeper picked up a surprising amount - by the time I'd been round the house, I was amazed, the dust compartment was pretty much full up (despite having recently vacuumed with a Dyson), mostly with dog hair (we have a French Bulldog). It tucked in to edges much better than I'd expected, and it is so lightweight it's absolutely effortless to throw it around all over the place! Even those with back issues can manage this no problem (I'm living proof of this). The dust compartment is a bit of a fiddle to pull in and out without getting dust everywhere, but still absolutely manageable for all but the most dexterically challenged. Right, on to the not-so-good things. None of these are absolute deal breakers for me, I'm still glad I bought it based on the suction performance and the light weight, but they might be bigger problems for some. First, as other reviewers have said, the handle assembly is, frankly, rubbish. The second from bottom connector needs some sort of screw or clip in it, it just falls out, especially if you try and lift the whole thing by the handle (I mean, how else are you supposed to move it?!). My Nan has the model below this at her house and hers doesn't do this, and I could swear the one I had years ago didn't do this either, why have they now changed the handle assembly so it just falls to bits on you? Not good. Maybe I should superglue it together or something? Anyway, for £70 something worth of sweeper, it shouldn't do this. You can push it back together easily enough, but you do find yourself doing this two or three times in a sweeping session! Secondly, the noise it makes! It sounds like it's in its death rattles to be quite honest, like an appliance that's on its way out. My husband moans when I use it that it sounds like 'a bag of s**t' and the dog tries to chase after it. It does the job superbly so it's clearly not a fault or issue, but it does sound awfully like it's full of loose bolts or something. Be prepared for the noise when you use it! Lastly, be careful of the corners of doormats or rugs or anything like that. It likes to catch them, then makes an awful screeching sound when it does, and shuts off. You really need to avoid the edges of unattached soft furnishings. I can't comment on battery performance or longevity as yet as I've only charged it once, but I am guessing based on past usage, and my Nans one, it'll be fine.