Best Shark Stick Vacuums & Electric Brooms for Hair Pickup — Hard Floors

#1

Hard-floor hair pickup is strongly positive in awards testing, with pet and human hair described as almost magnetized.

#2

Hair pickup on hard floors was excellent in tests, with little hair left on the brush.

#3

Hard-floor hair pickup is strong, with pet hair visibly moving into the bin and not staying on the bottom roller.

#4

BestReviews found faux fur on hard flooring was picked up with visible residue removed.

#5

Hard-floor hair pickup is positive, with pet hair described as no match and dirt, dust, and hair picked up efficiently.

#6

Hard-floor pet-hair pickup was supported by reviewers who said the vacuum picked everything up and left no pet debris behind on hardwood floors.

#7

Hard-floor hair pickup was praised by a pet-owning reviewer who liked skipping a separate vacuuming step.

#8

Hair pickup on hard floors and mixed surfaces was described positively, especially for pet households and larger hair messes.

#9

Hard-floor hair pickup has limited but positive evidence from a reviewer impressed by the vacuum’s hair performance across test floors.

#10

Hard-floor hair pickup was praised across household tests, including dog hair and general floor hair.

#11

Hard-floor hair pickup was generally positive, including loose pet hair and larger pet-related messes.

#12

Hard-floor hair pickup was mixed: some dog-hair cleanup impressed, while other tests found piles of hair or small amounts were the realistic limit.

#13

Hard-floor pet-hair pickup is easy overall, though one tester still found a few strands being pushed or left behind.

#14

Hard-floor hair pickup was praised by owners but received a lower score in one lab review focused on hair.

#15

Hard-floor hair pickup was mixed: some tests were strong, but one CNET test found no pet-hair pickup with the brush off.

#16

Hard-floor hair pickup is mixed, with praise in some homes but repeated complaints about hair being pushed or collecting around rollers.

#17

Hard-floor long-hair pickup evidence is negative in one test, where much of the hair ended up tangled rather than collected cleanly.