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The WS620 delighted testers with how easy it was to maneuver. They also liked that it came with a removable battery and could clean 100% of large debris from bare floors.
However, its 0.1 kPa suction force disappointed them, and its 17-minute battery life may be too short for some cleaning.
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Table of Contents
Product Snapshot
Overview
The Shark Wandvac System WS620 is an entry-level upright vacuum announced in 2021. Its 0.1-liter dirt compartment is smaller than most of the best vacuum cleaners on the market, but its 6-pound weight makes it much easier to maneuver.
It has a 17-minute battery life and a 180-minute charge time that’s slightly shorter than the Shark ION P50 Upright’s 190-minute charge duration. (Check out our Shark ION P50 Upright review to learn more about it).
The WS620 can quickly switch between its handheld and upright configurations, and since it is cordless, owners can move around with it without any restrictions.
Its build quality is also quite good, and with a low noise output of only 72 decibels, it won’t be disruptive.
Consensus
our Verdict
The Shark Wandvac System WS620 satisfied testers during their experiments. Critics from Rtings liked its rotating head, which helped them move around furniture.
They also saw that it could clean up nearly 100% of large debris from bare floors during their tests. Its performance on high pile carpets was lauded since their test results showed that the WS620 picked up 96% and 94% of large debris on high and low pile carpets, respectively.
However, the WS620 disappointed testers with its lack of a HEPA filter and made the Shark Navigator (which we’ve examined in our Shark Navigator Vacuum Cleaner review) look like a better alternative.
They also didn’t like its dirt compartment’s 0.1-liter size and felt its 0.1 kPa suction force was very low.
ReasonS to Buy
Easy to maneuver
Great for cleaning large debris
Cordless
Low noise output
Removable battery
Reason to Avoid
Short battery life
Small dirt compartment
Low suction force
Shark Wandvac System WS620 Specs
Bagless
Yes
Bin Capacity
0.13 gal
Brush Roll Shut-Off
Unknown
Carpet Height Adjustments
Unknown
Cleaning Path Width
8.35"
Compatible Floor Type
All floors
Cord Length
Unknown
Corded/Cordless
Cordless
Filter Type
non-HEPA replaceable filter, Washable
Hypoallergenic
No
Pet
Yes
Product Weight
5.9 lbs
Vacuum Type
Stick Vacuums
Wet And Dry Usage
No
All Specs
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The Shark Wandvac System WS620 is an entry-level upright vacuum announced in 2021. Its 0.1-liter dirt compartment is smaller than most of the best vacuum…
The Shark Wandvac System WS620 is an entry-level upright vacuum announced in 2021. Its 0.1-liter dirt compartment is smaller than most of the best vacuum cleaners on the market, but its 6-pound weight makes it much easier to maneuver.
It has a 17-minute battery life and a 180-minute charge time that’s slightly shorter than the Shark ION P50 Upright’s 190-minute charge duration. (Check out our Shark ION P50 Upright review to learn more about it).
The WS620 can quickly switch between its handheld and upright configurations, and since it is cordless, owners can move around with it without any restrictions.
Its build quality is also quite good, and with a low noise output of only 72 decibels, it won’t be disruptive.
The Shark Wandvac System WS620 has a 0.1-liter dirt canister, which is not as large as the 0.7-liter dirt compartment on the Shark Vertex Lightweight…
The Shark Wandvac System WS620 has a 0.1-liter dirt canister, which is not as large as the 0.7-liter dirt compartment on the Shark Vertex Lightweight Cordless. However, its 6-pound weight makes it lighter than the Vertex Lightweight Cordless, which weighs 9.15 pounds. The Vertex Lightweight also has a longer 38-minute run time compared to the WS620, which lasts 17 minutes.
The Shark Wandvac System WS620 does not have an anti-allergen HEPA filter, but the Shark Vertex Pro does. (Find out more about it on our…
The Shark Wandvac System WS620 does not have an anti-allergen HEPA filter, but the Shark Vertex Pro does. (Find out more about it on our Shark Vertes Pro review). The WS620 also has a reasonably small 0.1-liter dirt canister compared to the Vertex Pro, which has a larger 0.7-liter dirt compartment.
The Shark Wandvac System WS620 has a 17-minute battery life, which is not as long as the 35-minute runtime of the Simplicity S65S. (Read more…
The Shark Wandvac System WS620 has a 17-minute battery life, which is not as long as the 35-minute runtime of the Simplicity S65S. (Read more about it in our Simplicity S65S review)
