
This 2-in-1 Corded Upright Vacuum Pulled All the Dirt From My Carpet, and It’s $100 Off for Prime Day
CNET's editor highlights the Shark PowerDetect Transformer as a superior cleaning tool that outperforms cordless vacuums in removing dirt and pet hair. The 2-in-1 device features a detachable stick unit for tight spaces and is currently available for $100 off during Prime Day. The article recommends the vacuum for its powerful suction and versatile design, noting it is a significant improvement over standard cordless models.
- ▪The Shark PowerDetect Transformer is currently discounted by $100, reducing its price from $650 to $550 for Prime Day.
- ▪The vacuum combines a powerful corded upright with a detachable stick unit that allows for cleaning in tight spots.
- ▪The device includes a blue LED light that helps users detect dirt and debris that might be missed by other vacuums.
- ▪The editor found that the upright vacuum removed significantly more dirt and pet hair from carpets than their previous cordless options.
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Home > Kitchen & Household > Vacuum Cleaners This 2-in-1 Corded Upright Vacuum Pulled All the Dirt From My Carpet, and It’s $100 Off for Prime Day I thought cordless vacuums were good enough to clean my floors until I tried Shark's PowerDetect Transformer upright. Ajay Kumar Smart Home & Robotics Editor CNET's Smart Home & Robotics Editor covering robot vacs, home appliances, smart home, and yard & outdoors. Built CNET's lab-exclusive testing methodology and lab awards. Ajay Kumar Smart Home & Robotics Editor Read full bio October 7, 2026, 5:29 pm ET 2 min read The main upright dustbin is detachable when you want to use it as a slimmer cordless vac.
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