For $10 more you can get a new one from Target and not have to pay for shipping.
You want me to drive over an hour, one way, to spend $10 more? And have to deal with the public in person? Hahaha no.
Or did you mean they’re offering free shipping?
This thing sucks.
as in it is horrible or as in it does a good job sucking up dirt?
Thanks for providing the Target link…
It looks like the $59 one on Target doesn’t have the pet powerbrush. Can anyone comment on how well this works? Amazon reviews don’t sound too promising…
For those unable to find www.target.com and use a search box, I think this is the one they were referring to;
https://www.target.com/p/shark-ultracyclone-pro-cordless-handheld-vacuum-green/-/A-79531077
Although this one might be a closer comparison, Shark Ultracyclone Pet Pro+ Cordless Handheld Vacuum - Black : Target that is Pet Pro+, the woot listing only states Pet Pro.
And, for those who find Target inconvenient, I think it was intended as an option, not a demand.
Sheesh…
Have one - has terribly short battery life between charges—runs at sufficient power to pick up loose kitty on carpet for only 10 minutes! Forget trying to vacuum. typical family car! It would take a week of charge-vacuum-charge, repeat endlessly.
As in, that’s what it’s designed to do.
@smokingpencils Thank you for the info and for saving me some frustration!
I cant find this on Shark’s website (discontinued model?) and I’ve read a few other sites and the common complaint is poor battery life and long recharge times. @smokingpencils looks to be right.
You need to move closer to a Target.
I really don’t want to. It’s bad enough I can see a dollar general from my kitchen window.
Target has fresh popcorn. Fresh-ish popcorn. Sometimes I get popcorn at Target and eat it in the car on the way to movies.
The local hardware store has popcorn on Saturdays.
I use my hands to pick up loose kitty. He appreciated it more than he would a vacuum.
At least it doesn’t blow. 
Has any one been successful in getting your pets to use this vacuum?
I have tried a variety of training techniques, to no avail.
Perhaps my problem is that I don’t have a pet shark, only dogs and cats. Am also considering that all of my animals are still amateurs and have not yet gone pro.
Any advice would be helpful.
Thanks.
Skip this one (see Sammy, I’m not always a Woot shill) and get the robot vaccum. My cat loves messing with mine. He managed to turn it on last Thursday. When I came home it had a full dust cup and went to sleep eating a kitchen rug.