We've had a Dyson cordless for a few years now and as good as it is/has been, the battery (including a new replacement from Dyson!) is simply dying too quickly!
On the back of this I'm on the hunt for, if it's not too much to ask, a lightweight, cordless vacuum that sucks up dust & dirt like a corded model - without spending the earth!
Yes I know this isn't going to happen so what I was wondering was whether anyone had any experience of the Shark models - specifically the IZ201UK, IZ201UKT (not sure what the "T" signifies") or even the IZ251UKTC models??
The IZ201UK can be had for £250 locally but I'm drawn towards the IZ251UKTC model direct from Shark for £350 - my understanding is that it comes with 2 batteries, a pet tool and some sort of car kit! (as well as the anti-hair thingy and the dual rollers)
We have tiles in the kitchen, bathrooms and utility and I'd say medium pile carpets throughout including the stairs - no pets but the anti-hair tangle would still be useful!
Has anyone used any of these models and can comment?
On the back of this I'm on the hunt for, if it's not too much to ask, a lightweight, cordless vacuum that sucks up dust & dirt like a corded model - without spending the earth!

Yes I know this isn't going to happen so what I was wondering was whether anyone had any experience of the Shark models - specifically the IZ201UK, IZ201UKT (not sure what the "T" signifies") or even the IZ251UKTC models??
The IZ201UK can be had for £250 locally but I'm drawn towards the IZ251UKTC model direct from Shark for £350 - my understanding is that it comes with 2 batteries, a pet tool and some sort of car kit! (as well as the anti-hair thingy and the dual rollers)
We have tiles in the kitchen, bathrooms and utility and I'd say medium pile carpets throughout including the stairs - no pets but the anti-hair tangle would still be useful!
Has anyone used any of these models and can comment?