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If the criteria is pure suction power, my Shark literally sucked a strip of veneer off an antique rocking chair. And nearly pulled down a curtain it grabbed hold of. Which aren't good things, but I learned to turn it down when near loose stuff.
I'm a firm believer there isn't a better value than a Shark vacuum. The thing is reasonably priced compared to other high performing vacuums and it works phenomenally. I would recommend it to anyone in a heartbeat.
TLDR; buy a Shark @ sharkclean dot com
Sharks are great. The prices are good and they seem to be total beasts. And as far as I can tell they don't need a lot of maintenance or anything either.
I have the Apex Duo Clean and thst things is way better than the Dyson I used to have. Kind gross how much is pulls out of the carpet.