Its motorised brush bar sports a traditional layout of two rows of stiff-ish bristles, but they extend very close to the outside edges of the head – particularly on the left (from above), where the bristles end up some 3cm in from the tool edge. The head’s deep section base moves on two large wheels at the neck and two small rollers at the front, with a fine row of soft sweeping bristles in-between. Its neck combines a tilting action with side-to-side movement for all round flexibility, resulting in a good range of – albeit relatively stiff – movement. The main floor head isn’t overly wide but its heavyweight construction hints at a lifetime of being smacked into obstacles without falling apart. The accessories list is spectacularly comprehensive for a sub-£200 machine. As a stick vac it certainly feels bulkier than many rivals. While the main handheld part is a respectable 1.6kg – about the same as the cordless Dyson V8 Absolute – start adding tubes, tools or heads and the Shark’s weight will max out at 3.7kg.
The main unit and most of the accessories all dock nicely together into a compact bundle for relatively easy storage.ĭespite ditching the need for a heavy battery pack, the HV320UKT is no featherweight. There’s no cable rewind, only winding hooks on the body and lower part of the tube, so that cable adds to the challenge when you put the Shark away. This makes it ideal for those small clean-up jobs or tidying up the car, for example – assuming your vehicle is within reach of its otherwise usefully long 8m cable. As a handheld cleaner, this unit can attach directly to all the tools, with a very positive click mechanism for the larger heads. The main business-end of this Shark unit houses the motor, bagless system and a compact 0.9-litre bin slung beneath for easy removal. Most brands in this sector are battery-powered, but the HV320UKT trades cordless convenience for sheer suction grunt. It also inhabits a sparsely populated spectrum of the market that is mains-powered combination stick-vac/handheld cleaners. It’s chunky, a bit bling with its chrome trim, and looks built to survive a small nuclear strike.
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