There’s a regular dust cup underneath that holds 0.31qrts (0.078 gallons) of dirt. The main vacuum does have a storage hook, which you can use to either attach the cleaner to the base of the wand, enabling you to put the whole lot in a cupboard, or you can hang it via the optional wall mount. There’s no onboard storage for the tools, which is a bit of a shame. The latter is great to valet a car, really getting into those hard-to-reach areas.
In the box, Shark provides a crevice tool, a multi pet tool (a hard brush that converts into an upholstery tool), and a small nozzle that’s built for getting into crevices. With the wand in place, you can get up high to clean around ceilings, but you can remove it to get close-up with the provided tools. At just 8.2lbs, this is a relatively lightweight vacuum cleaner, although there are smaller and lighter cordless models, such as the Shark WandVac System, for those who want to cut down on bulk even further.Įverything about this vacuum cleaner is designed to ape a cordless model, right down to the detachable wand that hooks up to the motorised floor tool.
If you ignore the cable hanging out of the rear of the Shark Rocket, you’d easily mistake this vacuum for a cordless stick. However, the bin is a little fiddly to empty and the cleaner could do with a little more power. It’s relatively cheap, and comes with a decent range of accessories. The Shark Rocket Corded Stick Vacuum HV302 is different: it’s a plug-in vacuum that’s built to be used as a cordless cleaner, giving you the best of both worlds.
No matter how good a cordless vacuum cleaner is, all models suffer from the same issue: battery life is limited. Type A plug-in vacuum cleaner that looks, feels and acts like a cordless stick it’s small and light, but with a limitless power supply.
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