Which do you think is the better vacuum - the LG CordZero A9 (auto empty - non mop version) or the Shark Detect Pro? (On both carpet and hybrid flooring)
I got a 800 dollar eco vac self clean and empty and they never can vaccume LIGHT thin dog hair into its trash bag. That and the s9 did the same thing. Useless for me
@@ned8249 I think it would be perfectly fine. I have never heard of a beater bar damaging any vinyl plank flooring. Generally, vinyl planks are pretty durable. However, if you're really worried you could just only use the mopping attachment on your vinyl and use the multi-surface head on the carpets.
The self empty functionality seemed to be about the same on both. However, I do think the Samsung has a cleaner aesthetic...but most importantly, the Samsung vacuum had much better complete machine sealing compared to the LG CordZero (a relatively new test we started running).
How does the vacuum stay on? I have an issue with my hands/joints and holding the button down on my dyson stick fatigues my hands and causes pain rather quickly. Would love a continuous on button or switch on this lg model
Only if the auto empty base is important to you. I think it's a pretty cool feature, but for me personally, I don't think it's worth $999. You end up paying an extra $300-$400 more than you would for other similar high end vacuums. If you have allergies or your just hate emptying the dust bin, then yes, it's worth it...because it's basically the only option and it's bleeding edge tech. If not, then probably not worth.
How well do you think it would do on a mix high/low pile rug? I have a big mat by the back door that has two big dog paw prints in it. The paw prints are a lower pile then the rug and I had a vacuum that couldn’t get low in to pick up the dog hair. It’s called PUR rugs dirt trapper door mat. Any honest opinion here? Wondering your thoughts between the brush style on the LG cord zero and also the brush style on the Samsung bespoke that has two roller brushes parentheses should I be worried about Samsung‘s front soft roller?)?
I think it'd be perfectly fine on a mixed pile rug. Worse case scenario, you'd pop in the straight suction brush for that rug...but I really doubt you'd need to do that. I expect performance would be similar between LG and the Bespoke brushroll.
I believe the Kompressor type Cordzero should work with the tower, LG released a video about it and in Korea you can even buy just the tower (they sell two types) by itself.
@@ModernCastle I have the Samsung Jet/Clean Station. Not as elegant but certainly not as expensive. I can also share the Clean Station with another Jet stick in the house. Just have to get the proper bin.
Is the Auto Empty Bin important to you? If so, then it is, as it's a bleeding edge feature not found many other places. If it isn't, then just as a vacuum cleaner, it's not worth the price.
