The Kenmore 600 Series Pet PowerMate vacuum (Model 81615) has a 28-foot cord. This should help you clean larger areas without having to switch outlets all the time, which can be pretty convenient.

The motorized Pet PowerMate attachment is specifically designed to yank stubborn pet hair and dirt from surfaces. According to our research, this vacuum really shines in homes with pets. People have noted it makes a big difference in cleaning up pet hair from things like upholstery and carpets.

TechGearLab also found that this vacuum does a great job with pet hair, picking up over 90% of it in their tests.

So, if you're dealing with a lot of pet hair and need something that can reach further without constantly unplugging, the Kenmore 600 Series might be what you're looking for.

So, about the Kenmore 600 Series Pet PowerMate—it's pretty solid when it comes to dealing with pet hair. The motorized attachment can really lift stubborn pet hair and dirt from different surfaces, which is super handy.

It also has this double motor system that provides strong suction power, which is key for cleaning up after pets. Plus, it comes with a HEPA filter that traps most dirt and allergens, making it a good pick for homes with pets (according to the manufacturer and our research).

But, it's not all perfect. We found that it struggles with low-pile carpets. Instead of picking up things like rice or flour, it often just flings them around, which can be frustrating.

When it comes to maneuverability, there's some mixed feedback. Some folks say it's a bit bulky and hard to navigate in tight or hard-to-reach spots. So if you have lots of narrow passages or cramped rooms, this might be a thing to consider.

Overall, the Kenmore 600 Series is great for pet hair, but it does have some quirks. If you're also looking for something that does well on carpets, you might want to check out other models like the Eureka Whirlwind or the Dyson Big Ball Multi Floor, which have been recommended in our research.

The Kenmore 600 Series Pet PowerMate Vacuum weighs about 22.6 pounds, according to the manufacturer's product description. It does feel sturdier and more robust because of that weight, which is a plus for some people.

But it can also be harder to move around, especially in tight spaces or during long cleaning sessions.

From what we found, this extra weight is a bit of a mixed bag. Some folks like how durable it feels and how it handles tough cleaning tasks. When compared to upright models like Shark vacuums, some people mentioned that while the Kenmore 600 is easier to handle in some ways, its heft can be a drawback, especially if you need to lift it a lot.

On the bright side, it has strong suction and does a great job, particularly with pet hair, which can be tricky to get rid of. But that strong performance comes with the trade-off of added physical effort, especially on stairs or if you have many corners to clean.

So if you need a vacuum with great suction and don't mind a bit of extra weight, the Kenmore 600 Series could work well for you. But if you prefer something lighter and easier to maneuver, this model might feel a bit cumbersome.