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Pros and Cons of Buying Shark Navigator Lift-Away Deluxe NV360 You Should Consider
The Shark Navigator Lift-Away Deluxe NV360 upright vacuum cleaner is a popular and economical Shark product. We have learned both the positive and negative features over the using period and we want to share them with you.
This is a typical vacuum cleaner. So, what exactly do you receive when you purchase the Shark vacuum NV360? Let’s dive into this article and figure them out yourselves!
Pros
The Shark NV360 vacuum has a really sturdy feel to it for the pricing range (as low as roughly 150-160 USD). Most of the other vacuum cleaners we've tested within this price range do not even feel quite as sturdy. This is quite objective, however it is based on our own personal experiences.
Brushroll ON/OFF switches are available. The brushroll is turned on/off through a switch located directly just above the dust container. While vacuuming rugs, you want the brushroll on, and when it comes to a flat floor, you would want the brushroll off. This reduces dispersion, and you may not want the brushroll rotating if your house has particularly fragile flooring because it might leave scratches on your floor.
The Shark Lift-Away function is included with this cleaner. This enables you to use one hand and hold the dust-canister/motor assembly while using the other to hold the wand. It's similar to having a corded handheld device, and it'll let you go into areas and do tasks that an upright can't, such as a flight of stairs or a car inside. This feature can be found on many Shark upright vacuums, although not all.
The vacuum includes three easily accessible filters, all of which can be washed and reused, one of them is a HEPA filter.
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Cons
The vacuum isn't evenly distributed. Particularly, it is not too stable in the upright position. It does not really take much to knock it over, and if you just bump into it or tug it a little bit, it'll usually tumble over. It's a bit inconvenient.
The hose is only a few inches long. If you're utilizing the Lift-Away function, a short hose is fine, but if you'd like to place a tool on the end of the device and perform some function, the hose is much too small. Although it is a stretching hose, it also is rigid and may not stretch out smoothly. In addition, pulling on the vacuum's hose may force it to topple over.
The Shark NV360 performs a decent job of gathering up hair, however the brushroll gets caught up in it, which is difficult to untangle. We compared it to an upright vacuum cleaner with Shark Zero-M Technology (a specific cleaner head designed to reduce hair/string/thread tangling in the brushroll), and it came up short. If you have a great head of hair to cope with, particularly if you are pet owners, anything with Zero-M Technology would be a good option.
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Final thoughts
In spite of some of the drawbacks mentioned previously, Shark navigator lift-away deluxe nv360 Reviews from buyers are generally positive, and we feel that was due to the value for money. The NV360 Shark vacuum is a fairly good upright that you can usually buy for under $150 if you dig around.
The Shark Navigator Lift-Away Deluxe NV360 upright vacuum cleaner is a popular and economical Shark product. We have learned both the positive and negative features over the using period and we want to share them with you.
This is a typical vacuum cleaner. So, what exactly do you receive when you purchase the Shark vacuum NV360? Let’s dive into this article and figure them out yourselves!
Pros
The Shark NV360 vacuum has a really sturdy feel to it for the pricing range (as low as roughly 150-160 USD). Most of the other vacuum cleaners we've tested within this price range do not even feel quite as sturdy. This is quite objective, however it is based on our own personal experiences.
Brushroll ON/OFF switches are available. The brushroll is turned on/off through a switch located directly just above the dust container. While vacuuming rugs, you want the brushroll on, and when it comes to a flat floor, you would want the brushroll off. This reduces dispersion, and you may not want the brushroll rotating if your house has particularly fragile flooring because it might leave scratches on your floor.
The Shark Lift-Away function is included with this cleaner. This enables you to use one hand and hold the dust-canister/motor assembly while using the other to hold the wand. It's similar to having a corded handheld device, and it'll let you go into areas and do tasks that an upright can't, such as a flight of stairs or a car inside. This feature can be found on many Shark upright vacuums, although not all.
The vacuum includes three easily accessible filters, all of which can be washed and reused, one of them is a HEPA filter.
Cons
The vacuum isn't evenly distributed. Particularly, it is not too stable in the upright position. It does not really take much to knock it over, and if you just bump into it or tug it a little bit, it'll usually tumble over. It's a bit inconvenient.
The hose is only a few inches long. If you're utilizing the Lift-Away function, a short hose is fine, but if you'd like to place a tool on the end of the device and perform some function, the hose is much too small. Although it is a stretching hose, it also is rigid and may not stretch out smoothly. In addition, pulling on the vacuum's hose may force it to topple over.
The Shark NV360 performs a decent job of gathering up hair, however the brushroll gets caught up in it, which is difficult to untangle. We compared it to an upright vacuum cleaner with Shark Zero-M Technology (a specific cleaner head designed to reduce hair/string/thread tangling in the brushroll), and it came up short. If you have a great head of hair to cope with, particularly if you are pet owners, anything with Zero-M Technology would be a good option.
Final thoughts
In spite of some of the drawbacks mentioned previously, Shark navigator lift-away deluxe nv360 Reviews from buyers are generally positive, and we feel that was due to the value for money. The NV360 Shark vacuum is a fairly good upright that you can usually buy for under $150 if you dig around.
