Shark AZ2002 Vertex Powered Lift-Away Upright Vacuum with DuoClean PowerFins, Self-Cleaning Brushroll, Large Dust Cup, Pet Crevice Tool, Dusting Brush & Power Brush, Silver/Rose Gold
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Features
- SHARKS ULTRA-POWERFUL VACUUM: The Vertex is an ultra-powerful vacuum, with incredible suction and innovative cleaning technologies..1344.0 watts.Cord length (ft.): 30, Hose length (ft.): 5.5..Amperage : 11.8A
- SELF-CLEANING BRUSHROLL: Engineered for more pet hair pickup with no hair wrap (vs. Shark bristle nozzles).
- DUOCLEAN POWERFINS: A PowerFins brushroll and a soft roller combine on all floors. Continuous cleaning contact to dig deep into carpets, directly engage floors, and pick up more in every pass. (vs. original DuoClean).
- POWERED LIFT-AWAY: Detachable pod for motorized cleaning under furniture or detach the nozzle to clean above the floor, on upholstery, furniture, stairs, and more.
- PERFECT FOR PETS: Includes a self-cleaning Pet Power Brush for deep cleaning with no hair wrap and a Pet Crevice Tool to remove pet hair from hard-to-reach spaces like corners, ceilings, and between couch cushions.
- ANTI-ALLERGEN COMPLETE SEAL: Works with HEPA filter to trap 99.9% of dust and allergens inside the vacuum cleaner. (Based on ASTM F1977 of particles .3 microns or larger.)
- LARGE-CAPACITY DUST CUP: 1-quart dust cup for longer cleaning sessions.
- ACTIVE GLIDE TECHNOLOGY: Smooth maneuverability on hard floors and carpets while maintaining powerful suction.
- LED HEADLIGHTS: Powerful lights on the nozzle reveal hidden debris and pet hair around your home.
- WHATS INCLUDED: Shark Vertex Upright Vacuum, Pet Crevice Tool, Dusting Brush & Self-Cleaning Pet Power Brush.
Description
The Shark Vertex Powered Lift-Away is Shark’s most powerful vacuum, featuring DuoClean PowerFins. While the soft front roller pulls in particles, PowerFins deliver nonstop contact to pick up more in every pass. (vs. original DuoClean) Plus, Powered Lift-Away lets you detach the pod to go under furniture with a motorized nozzle or clean above the floor with a push of a button.
Brand: Shark
Special Feature: HEPA
Filter Type: Washable HEPA + Foam and Felt Filters
Surface Recommendation: Hard Floor, Carpet, Upholstery
Power Source: Corded Electric
Other Special Features of the Product: HEPA
Filter Type: Washable HEPA + Foam and Felt Filters
Surface Recommendation: Hard Floor, Carpet, Upholstery
Capacity: 1 quarts
Recommended Uses For Product: Carpet, Hard Floor, Furniture
Color: Gray, Silver, Rose Gold
Noise Level: 80 Decibels
Style Name: DuoClean PowerFin (Rose Gold)
Cleaning Path Width: 12 Inches
Portable: No
Number of Power Levels: 1
Indoor Outdoor Usage: Indoor
Number of Wheels: 4
Power Source: Corded Electric
Is Product Cordless: No
Item Weight: 16.38 Pounds
Item Dimensions L x W x H: 12"L x 15.09"W x 46.25"H
Runtime: 1 hour and 20 minutes
Controller Type: Push Button
Control Method: Touch
Brand Name: Shark
Included Components: Crevice Tool, Dusting Brush, Self-Cleaning Pet Power Brush, Shark Vertex Duoclean Powerfins Powered LiftAway Upright Vacuum
Model Name: Vertex Powered Lift-Away Upright Vacuum
Model Number: AZ2002
Manufacturer: SharkNinja
Number of Items: 1
Global Trade Identification Number:
UPC: 622356561631
Manufacturer Warranty Description: 5 year limited warranty.
Item Type Name: Vertex Powered Lift-Away Upright Vacuum with DuoClean PowerFins, Self-Cleaning Brushroll, Large Dust Cup, Pet Crevice Tool, Dusting Brush & Self-Cleaning Pet Power Brush, Silver/Rose Gold
Unit Count: 1.0 Count
Voltage: 120 Volts
Wattage: 1344 watts
Amperage: 11 Amps
Hose Length: 5.5 Inches
Form Factor: Upright vacuums
Number of Handles: 1
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Top Amazon Reviews
Style: DuoClean PowerFin (Rose Gold)
This is a beast of a vacuum. Just received it today and already have gone over most of my floors to pick up what my other smaller Shark did not pick up today and filled the canister. I bought this one because my other Shark kept getting my massive amount of dog hair clogged in the roller brush. This one already seems to not have a problem with clogging. I have a mixture of bare floors, throw rugs and carpet. You can see the vacuum sucking in debris on bare floors just by getting close to an area; the suction is that strong. It works on the carpet amazingly also. The throw rugs are a little difficult as the suction is so powerful. On other vacuums I can use the bare floor setting, but with this one, keeping it on high pile carpet seems to be the only way to not suck up the rugs completely. I originally wanted to rate this as 4 stars because the information provided for the vacuum is incorrect. The photos and description all show and state that there are three attachments. However, only two come with the vacuum, the crevice tool and dusting brush. The power brush does not come with it. I was pretty disappointed when I discovered this, as I have an older power brush that I love that I used so much it now is being held together with duct tape. But for the cost I saved on the vacuum during Prime Day, I could buy a ton of power brushes separately. As read in previous reviews this is definitely a heavier vacuum to push on carpets, but that's because it is so powerful. I will consider this a good workout as I clean the house.
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Reviewed in the United States on June 25, 2026 Reviewed in the United States on June 25, 2026 by Karen C.
Style: DuoClean PowerFin (Rose Gold)
This is probably the best vacuum I've ever owned. There are a host of things it does significantly better than the average ~$200-ish vacuum: suction, maneuverability, emptying, upright-to-canister swap, etc. This is by far the easiest to empty, compared to other bagless vacuums. Everyone has had to deal with hair/fur getting caught up in the top section of the dust bin of a bagless vacuum. Shark solved that not by trying to create a new vortex design, but by simply adding an easy to use button to open the top and dump it out. This means you just dump the dust and crumbs from the bottom first, then pop the top and dump any hair or other large clumps. The past three vacuums I've owned required me to dump the bottom and then either shove my hand up inside and drag the hair out, or twist and remove the central vortex guide that the hair gets wrapped around. My only complaint, if I had to force myself to come up with something would be that the dust bin is only about one half to one third the size of other, cheaper vacuums. Honestly, though, I still save an incredible amount of time using this vacuum because of how quickly I can empty it, even if I have to empty it twice as often. The switch from upright to lift-away canister vacuum is also quick and easy. I chose this vacuum for that feature and for its handling of long dog fur, and it has been worth it on both counts. My only real gripe with this vacuum is that you need to have a decent amount of wrist stength in order to handle it properly. The weight of the canister, the way it is mounted to the upright handle, causes the head to want to twist to one side or the other because of the way the head is mounted. This is a problem for many vacuums that have a fully-articulated neck joint, though uprights without a lift-away canister are generally mounted so that the weight of the dust bin isn't as pronounced as lift-away models are. I wouldn't recommend this vacuum for the elderly, or particularly petite women. On the other hand, the fully-articulated head makes getting around and under things simple and easy if you can handle the weight of the machine. 9.5/10 - would buy again, so long as it lasts long enough to justify the price.
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Reviewed in the United States on June 29, 2026 by n0box
Style: DuoClean PowerFin (Rose Gold)
This is by far and away the absolute best vacuum I have ever used, let alone owned. For context, I have 2 dogs that together, leave enough doggy glitter around the house each day that one might think dust bunnies are real animals. I also live in a state with red dirt and I have allergies to everything that was every created on this great big round planet. That being said, I spent a lot of time researching the best non-commercial use vacuum that would accommodate our dander and dust heavy lifestyle. I could not have made a better choice. The suction on this is incredible. I had JUST vacuumed my closet with my old vacuum earlier that day and proceeded to vacuum it with my new vacuum, and it felt like a new floor. Also, with the filters in the vacuum, I suddenly was rid of a doggy odor I didn't even realize was there. It was actually unbelievable. Anyone around me for the following 2 weeks could not escape my raving about this vacuum. It was in that moment that I also realized I was getting old because I was excited about a vacuum, but that's beside the point. It's incredibly easy to use, lightweight and easily maneuvers around toys, chair legs and under furniture. I have used it on tile, high pile carpet, low pile rugs and even cowhide (I know, I know, I'm not supposed to vacuum it but just ignore that part). It has an auto shutoff on the spinning part if you accidentally start sucking up something like an upturned rug corner or, I dunno, the boho curtains with the little tassels you just had to buy in extra long length so they drag on the floor. I can say with 100% certainty that this is one of the best if not the best vacuum on the market that is relatively affordable while still being a powerhouse without breaking the bank. If you need a vacuum, look no further. Trust me, I did the research, this is a must buy!!
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Reviewed in the United States on May 15, 2026 by Taylor R
Style: DuoClean PowerFin (Rose Gold)
I can't tell you how many vacuums I've tried over the years. This is the best so far. The main thing I bought it for is the powered lift away. Very few Sharks have that anymore and it really comes in handy. It picks up the dog hair in the carpet as easily as picking up crumbs in the kitchen. The dirt cup is reasonably large and comes off easily for emptying. The filters are easy to clean. I like the extended reach you get by removing the wand from the body. The attachments are okay. This is the first Shark I've had that has a decent dust brush. The only reason I gave it 4 stars is the weight. Pretty heavy for an old lady to be wrestling around, but still lighter than some.
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Reviewed in the United States on March 23, 2026 by Lizzie's Mom
Style: DuoClean PowerFin (Rose Gold)
The first one purchased a week ago did not work after assembly. Returned and repurchased. Nice and sleek looking rose gold accents. Detaches easily with a one touch motion. Hose snaps and lock into place, a plus compared to other units. Unit pulls forward with a slight ease, eliminating the need to forcefully push. The pull back takes a bit more effort, slightly more effort than with other units I previously owned. The weight of the unit may be the result of the tension in the pull back. The weight appears to be on the medium side, when in use with the pull back motion, and lifting and/or carrying the unit. The hose attachment and powerful suction did a good job cleaning baseboards. The removal of the dust cup makes it very easy to vacuum underneath sofas and other surfaces, unlike any other vacuum cleaner I've owned. Rinse to clean of the reusable filters is a money saver. Removable soft roller is a plus for easy cleaning and accessibility for detangling of hairs and other objects. Typical long cord as seen with most vacuum cleaners. Attachments need a bit of force to get on and off of the detachable wand, putting a slight strain on my arthritic joints. Perhaps a locking snap and push button release mechanisms could enhance this minor issue. Hopely, one day Shark could come out with a longer upright handle to a vacuum cleaner for tall people and those of us with arthritic joints and the bending motions used in vacuuming. Otherwise, this item works for my needs.
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Reviewed in the United States on February 16, 2026 by Joy
Style: DuoClean PowerFin (Rose Gold)
This is my second Shark Vertex, model az2002. The first one lasted 5 years. The plastic swivel component that attached to the floor vacuum literally broke in pieces, a small piece first, then a large piece, then all of it. It would still vacuum, but not stand up, nor could you maneuver it. Tried repairing, gave up. I replaced it with a Shark Navigator lift away. I had previously owned one of those. After using the Navigator for 7 or 8 months, I decided to go back to the Shark Vertex. My reasons were, the Vertex is self cleaning. I have a great Pyrenees and a shepherd Pyrenees mix, a 2 small dogs. I vacuum every other day. It takes forever when you have to stop and clean the brush roll out. I also have a shag area rug, and when using the Navigator, even with adjusting the suction, it was more of a work out and struggle. I started looking at the Vertex model and caught it on sale on Amazon, I won't say what I paid, but it's a lot cheaper than what the price is now. Having said all this, the Vertex is worth it. The suction surpasses the Navigator, and it even dusts your floors. Long dog hair, no problem, vacuuming the car, got it. I dont find it to be heavy, or cumbersome. The Navigator is a good vacuum, but for me the Vertex is worth it, even if I only get another 5 years out of it.
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Reviewed in the United States on February 17, 2026 by Annette
Style: DuoClean PowerFin (Rose Gold)
I wasn’t planning to get a new vacuum cleaner, but I changed my mind after I noticed a significant defect in our old one. I do the overall floor vacuuming and mopping in our house each week. For the last 6 or 7 years I’ve been using my Bissell, “lift-off” vacuum. I’ve been pleased with it and would’ve given it a “4 Star” rating. My only complaint was that I had to secure my brush attachment with a bungy cord, otherwise—if I hit a bump—the brush would just fall off. I also had to hold the electric cord in place with a clothespin. But other than that, I was quite satisfied with the performance. I recently bought an Oreck, “Orbiter,” floor polisher from Amazon, so I could better clean our hardwood floors. However, I also learned the unit could be used on carpets as well. For that you spread a cleaning powder over the carpet surface and then work it into the material with the Orbiter. After that you vacuum up the powder—which captures the dirt—and the job is done. That’s how it’s supposed to work. However, once I started vacuuming with my Bissell, I noticed there was a fine mist of powder leaking from a variety of areas on my unit. I could see white powder going into my dust cup, but it was also circulating into the air around me. I had watched videos online showing the Orbiter being used like this and then being vacuumed up with no problem. What was wrong here? I won’t go into my struggles looking for an answer, but eventually I decided to try using another vacuum we have. A few years ago, my wife bought a Shark, “Navigator,” vacuum cleaner, because she thought the Bissell was too heavy and noisy. I do most of the vacuuming, but she likes to touch up areas when necessary. My wife bought this after getting rave reviews from her mom and sister. I actually never used it because I had my routine down with the Bissell. Anyway, I decided to get the Shark and try my luck. I was pleasantly surprised when the Shark sucked up the powder and kept all of it in the dust cup. Problem solved. I was very impressed with the Navigator and started using it to do the whole house. However, I made the mistake ($) of checking out the Shark website and saw what upgrades were available. I actually did a lot of research via YouTube on Shark Vacuums and decided I really wanted a Vertex. I monitored the Shark website for possible sales and finally saw a good value on the Vertex model. I checked Amazon and noted they had the same “limited time deal” on the Vertex, so I ordered one immediately. By the way—when I checked the next day—the sale was already over. I know this is a long story, but I wanted to emphasize the importance of getting a superior filtering system. One of the videos I saw on YouTube was titled, “Don’t Buy a Cheap Vacuum.” One of the major points made was that everybody should spend enough money to get a “sealed” filtration system. Now I realized my Bissell must’ve been releasing invisible dust all these years. Yuck. Now I didn’t like my old vacuum very much at all. Anyway, I received my Vertex and used it yesterday and today (5/7/21). You know…I’m embarrassed to admit how much I like this machine and how excited I was to be getting it. The first day I worked on three bedrooms with carpets, two bathrooms with tile, and a hard floor hallway. For the record, I vacuum at least once a week and I’ve been using the Navigator for the past two weeks. However, after a normal run-through with the Vertex, the dust cup was full of crud—most of which—must have come from the carpets. I’m not exaggerating when I say I’ve never seen that much dirt come out of one vacuuming session and I had only done about one half of the house. It must’ve been pulled out of the carpets, because I know the floors can’t get that dirty. I know this review is too long, so I’ll just say that I really appreciate everything about this vacuum. The suction power is great. It handles easily and although I always wear ear plugs—my wife says it’s not too loud. There are plenty of informative videos about Shark vacuums on YouTube. If you’re considering getting a Vertex, I don’t think you’ll be disappointed. Update: Oct. 13, 2024 I ordered a Shark, Vertex, upright vacuum cleaner, model # AZ2002 on May 2, 2021. I had read and watched several reviews on this item and they were all positive. However, about 7 or 8 months ago the “Power Head” unit—which is the part that houses the motor and rolls along the floor--would no longer stay secured in the upright position when I lifted the vacuum off the ground. I could still stand the vacuum upright, but as soon as I moved or lifted it, the power head would flop down into operating mode. The vacuum still worked normally, but it was inconvenient to use it this way. I looked on YouTube to see if I could find out what it would take to repair this problem and I learned repair technicians are very critical of Shark vacuums in general. For example, one of the first videos I watched is titled, “Why Can’t You Repair Your Shark Vacuum?” Another critical video is titled, “Everything Wrong with Shark Vacuums.” I won’t go into all the problems listed, but overall, the technicians complained that they couldn’t just order new parts to fix things, because Shark requires large portions of the machines to be ordered as complete units that can’t be pieced together with separate parts. I called “Hokemas”—the Vacuum and Sewing center I use in Redding, CA to inquire about getting this problem fixed. The employee answering told me that if the repair just required adjustments to the vacuum, they might be able to resolve the issue. However, if it required new parts, they wouldn’t be able to help. I asked why that was and he told me that their shop couldn’t get parts from Shark. This didn’t make sense to me, but I didn’t ask for an explanation at that time. Instead, I asked if they could check my vacuum for free—which is their policy—and let me know what I would need to do next. So, I dropped the vacuum off. There was a man and a young woman behind the counter. I explained the situation to the man and he took the vacuum and walked away. I heard him talking to the woman—who was walking with him—and I heard him say, “These Shark vacuums are good for about 2 or 3 years and then they implode.” That didn’t sound very encouraging. However, I noticed the shop had a full line of Shark vacuums in their display area. The employee phoned me later and said they couldn’t fix the problem and I would need to order a new power head from Shark myself, because they couldn’t get parts themselves. I wish I would’ve asked for more details about why this was true. When I got home and inspected the vacuum, I noticed a new problem. There’s a spongy front roller on the Vertex model which can be removed for washing by pressing a blue, thumb-size, round button on the left, bottom side of the vacuum. The button has a thin “lip” on the side which is what you push to disengage the roller. But when I tried to push the button to the side, it wouldn’t move. When I checked, I saw that the repair person had installed the button with the lip facing the wrong way and it wouldn’t move at all. I phoned Hokemas and explained the problem. I was told to bring the vacuum back and they would fix it. I drove back to the shop and spoke with the man who had disparaged Shark vacuums previously. I showed him the button and explained how it was reversed in position and that it wouldn’t release the front roller anymore. He noted this issue and took the vacuum. I later received a call letting me know the vacuum was repaired. However, when I went back to Hokemas, I saw the button was still misplaced and the roller was still stuck. The man said he could take it back for repairs again. I didn’t know if these people were incompetent or if they were just screwing with me. But I was so tired of dealing with Hokemas that I decided to just take the vacuum home and order a new power head myself from Shark—which I did. It cost approximately $90. The vacuum works fine again—for now. But there are now many things I don’t like about this model. Even before I found out why repairmen don’t like Shark, I didn’t like the idea that I couldn’t take this power head apart and replace the secondary roller myself. I also couldn’t dissemble it and clean the upper portion of the power head. Early on I noticed that dirt continues to collect inside the power head. You need to have a special tool to remove any screws and it’s not advised anyway, because there are a lot of electric wires spread around inside there. That issue was enough for me to decide not to buy this model again. But now I wouldn’t buy another Shark product at all. I still appreciate the power and performance of the Vertex and I'll keep using this one until it finally "implodes" for good.
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Reviewed in the United States on May 7, 2021 by Rod
Style: DuoClean PowerFin (Rose Gold)
I am really impressed by this vacuum. I really have to watch for things on the floor because it will try to suck up everything... Even a pen. The brush rolls do not tangle hair as promised. It pulls out all of my husky's hair from the carpet. I also wanted a vacuum that removes the cup from the base to vacuum from the stairs, and this vacuum makes it easy to do that. Attaching the hose to the brush base with the separate dust cup is also a very lightweight and easy way to vacuum (although maybe not as deeply vacuuming because the combined weight helps it dig into the carpet more). The 4 stars is because this vacuum is a bit plasticky. The buttons and connections seem like they will get loose over time. The power button is also quite clicky and might become less responsive over time.. The dust cup is also not as large as it seemed in the photos. The max line is about halfway up the clear plastic. Bought this in March 2026 when it was $260 and now it's $100 more (thanks, tariffs). I don't think I would pay $350+ for this vacuum, just FYI.
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Reviewed in the United States on May 27, 2026 by Duckfeet