Dreame H15 Pro vs Shark HydroVac Cordless WD210UK
It depends on the size of your home. A flat, or a kitchen and hallway? Get the Shark HydroVac. A big house to do in one go? Get the Dreame H15 Pro.
Dreame H15 Pro
For big homes: an hour of battery, an arm that mops right into the edges and an automatic mode. Heavy, noisy and a bit harsh on engineered wood.
Shark HydroVac Cordless WD210UK
The best for less: light, simple and good on spills and stains, with a self-clean that keeps smells away. No vacuum-only mode and only 25 minutes of battery.
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The Shark is light, simple and good on spills for about half the price, but runs about 25 minutes. The Dreame lasts about an hour, mops right into the edges, copes with carpet and dries its roller with hot air, but it's heavy and noisy.
- —You have a big house to clean in one go.
- —You want edges done without going back over them.
- —You have carpet as well as hard floors.
- —You have a flat, or a kitchen and hallway.
- —You want to spend as little as possible.
- —You want something light.
Key differences
Pros and cons
- +About an hour of battery
- +Mops right into the edges
- +Works on carpet too
- −Heavy to lift and noisy.
- −Can be harsh on engineered timber floors.
- −Some features need the app.
- −Won't replace a proper vacuum.
- +Strong on spills and stains
- +Light and simple
- +Self-clean with anti-odour
- −No vacuum-only mode.
- −Doesn't get right up to the edges.
- −Weaker on stubborn, dried-on stains.
- −Emptying the dirty-water tank is unpleasant.
- −Bulky to store, and a little noisy.
Ready to choose?
- Is the Dreame H15 Pro worth it?
- Is the Shark HydroVac worth it?
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How we reached this verdict
We compared independent expert reviews with the manufacturer's specifications, then checked it's sold at a major retailer where you live. We don't test products ourselves.
Sources: Trusted Reviews, TechRadar, Vacuum Wars, manufacturer specifications.