Shark Navigator Lift-Away In-Depth Vacuum Review (NV352, NV356, NV380, CU510)
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You are a GREAT reviewer! I didn't know that you are a vacuum cleaner technician. Your delivery is quirky and well spoken and filled with a ton of personal technician experience.
THIS video has one little draw-back, if I may say so -- but that's constructive criticism. When I opened this video and saw 56:09 min., I said to myself "uh-oh." I then realized that this is a GENERAL Shark Navigator review, not covering just one model. But most folks, in this age of quickies, are not prepared to sit down for an entire hour FOR JUST ONE REVIEW VIDEO, and then they will presumably want to watch more reviews AND THEN they have to READ a ton of reviews on Amazon and elsewhere, to arrive at a purchase decision.
So, my suggestion is, in the future set yourself a length limit -- and split up a review by concept. I am merely at the 21:00 min mark, and you covered 4 vacuum cleaners (incl. the bag one).
In my experience, people can digest 10 to 15 mins, like a music video, but when it comes to, let's say 30 minutes, you're definitely running into a wall. Then again, because you're a lively, knowledgeable and engaging reviewer, they may just hang in there. 😅
One more suggestion: at 12:54 min. -- a head-strap camera, like a GOPRO, would REALLY help. You'd have both hands AND you're filming what you're looking at.
4:46 min. THIS is why you should buy a SHARK vacuum cleaner.
43:26 min. THIS is an important piece of information! I would not have known that: "You need to RECLINE IT to make the brush start spinning."
49:52 min. Reiterating 4:46 min. -- the message here is: DO NOT REGISTER YOUR SHARK upon purchase! Wait until something goes wrong and then register your product, and the warranty (5 years?) starts at that very point of registering!
Thank you for the feedback! I always appreciate constructive criticism. On the note of the videos length, I've been trying to streamline my reviews over the past few years and make them more palatable. However, I make an effort for my reviews to be In-Depth, meaning that a potential buyer can, watch this all the way through and know everything there is to know about this machine, leaving no stone unturned. The idea being that this can be the one-stop shop to learn about the product, and not need to spend an hour reading and deciphering reviews from dozens of other people that may still result in important information not being revealed, which would only frustrate the customer. It's a delicate balancing act between making the video not be too long, while also still providing all the important information that many other reviewers miss and neglect to include or talk about. I'm still trying my best to optimize my reviews in this way. Again, Thank you for the kind feedback!
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@@IntellitechStudiosone of my friends has a shark
I was like you. I was just going off what other collectors said and I hated Sharks because of that. My mother in law gave me her old NV752 model Shark because it wasn’t sucking. The filters were just clogged. Cleaned them out and it honestly works great. After using it as my main vacuum for awhile, I come to actually enjoy it. It’s a powered lift away so I can use the head with the pod detached, and it’s very useful for getting under my bed. Not sure how much longer the motor has on it, but as long as it keeps trucking, I’ll still use it. I still prefer my bagged vacs, but I still really like using the Shark.
FABULOUS REVIEW
My first vacuum cleaning that isn’t a canister model Electrolux. Hate the Shark a lot less after watching your review which demonstrated how to maneuver it while vacuuming.
The dirt cup has to be continually emptied even though it’s practically empty. A small clump of pet hair will form just at the max line.
Ohhh…where do I search for that turbo brush.
Will be back.
Love your superior review. I have the NV 352. How do I find that turbo brush accessory?
This was my first Shark ever. I grew up with nothing but Electrolux and I agree with you about bagged debris. My Electrolux was badly damaged and unable to be salvaged. Saw flash sale for the NV 350 and ordered it. HATED it until I saw your review in which you covered maneuverability. Yes, I watched you actually vacuuming forever!
Also, I am a petite female with occasional shoulder pain. My Electrolux glided effortlessly.
What does aggravate me though, is that pet hair does form a clump near the max line but the container is practically empty. I had to keep emptying it, MANY MANY times.
I will be back to give you more of my experience with this new, to me, vacuum cleaner.
I'm going to buy one because my eyes are itching I think it was from my bissell 6585 or eureka powerspeed which model is good for thick carpet red color because the filtration system is good or I should get the hoover air
Sharks last a long time I had a shark for many years and passed it down to my grandparents and they still use it to this day
honestly I like the quality and features of the sharks, my only problem is its high maintenance and getting parts are hard to get and brush rolls. filter and dust cup set up is annoying to me. Hoover seems to be better with parts and supplies. I do prefer bagged vacuums for me personally.
There is actually a grooved belt in the brush roll.
Partly I wanted a shark but they don't have parts I had a shark rocket nv301
i hav the shark Navigator Lift Away Deluxe and it had a turbobrush
what are the best online places to look for preowned vacuums? I would love to start vacuums saved series on my channel. I look at yard sales and thrift stores and normally can't find anything I like.
Ebay, offerup, shopgoodwill, mercari, Facebook marketplace, etc. Plenty of good websites
I have a Shark Navigator.I need to to clean inside the bottom and I need
special tip screwdriver tools to work on my Vacuum cleaner
Good job buddy
I sent a comment earlier today and it’s not showing?
Do you ever have trouble with the bottom hose coming out while vacuuming? The hose right by the brush roll indicator light. It pops out at the bottom. Defective? Any suggestions?
It should be pushed on tight. It's friction fit, so it should be able to fit on snugly
Your Powerforce in the background says Roku on the canister
I'm aware, it's a special edition!
@@IntellitechStudios lol
I always thought these Navigators are the best sharks. They are in my opinion better built than the powered lift away sharks and they clean much better than duo clean and zero m. They also have some parts available for these machines as well.
Is the Walmart version compatible with all the same attachments/accessories as the purple one? It doesn't come with a crevice tool, so I'm trying to figure out if I can order the onboard dusting brush and crevice set meant for NV352 and have it be compatible with the Walmart model.
Yes of course! The color doesnt affect the fitting. I use those attachments on mine and they work as they should.
I'm currently looking at the nv351 from walmart as well. They have it listed for $100. I'm curious if you ever purchased yours and how your experience has been?
@@phillippardo5712 my experience has been very good. It's easily the best value out of sharks lineup
@@IntellitechStudios we got ours! The thing is a beast! It just about pulls itself!
one thing i dont get about people who dont like the shark vacuums is that they compare these to premium vacuums like a sebo this isnt ment to be a premium vacuum well apart from a dyson
I just bought the purple one for 38 bucks with shipping I needed something good for filtration
$38 from where!?
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I think the biggest problem with Shark, and especially the Lift Away, at least from my contact with it, is people DO NOT care for these. Hell, the previous owner of mine used it without ANY pre-motor filters, JUST the HEPA filter. They are THRASHED. I immediately cleaned mine as much as I could with a few wet wipes and some drying, as I try to care about and for the well being of my tools.
Versus my pops’ old Bissell, which I HATED, and my mum’s old bagged Kenmore Progressive canister, which continues to spit dirt and fine dust and small objects directly on my leg, the first clean with my Navigator vindicated me. I was genuinely grinning like an idiot, dancing around my living room. Even with the hose slightly broken on the floor nozzle, it sucked up EVERYTHING. The amount of dust I actually got picked up had me audibly laugh out loud. I had never had or used a vacuum that sucked up that much from a tiny space. For $10, I absolutely LOVE this thing. It’s getting the ABSOLUTE best of care in my hands. I will buy it’s replacement parts, and attachments, and give it regular cleans to keep it in good shape for hopefully years to come. :)
What is the weight of the various Sharks Nav? My old Hoover is 17 lbs, too much for me on the stairs.
These navigator models are much lighter at 12.2lbs. Much less than hour Hoover
Sooo very sorry. I just found my original comment AND found an error. I purchased the NV352 NOT 350.
Does your turbo brush have a model number?
Thank you.
It does not, but you can find one online. Search "shark NV352 Turbo brush"
How is filtration on these vacuums they call it suction seal technology
Shark’s filtration, also known as their suction seal technology is great, I have used the Lift Away XL that’s similar to the models in Intellitech’s video up until November of 2020, I have not suffered from allergies. However, as you wash the foam filters along with the others (not mentioning the HEPA because those are not washable), then your machine can last long and deliver fresh air to your house.
Adding on to their suction seal technology, it captures 99.9% of harmful particles from the air and it goes into the vacuum. As a result, the HEPA filter would then release purifying air as you vacuum your house. It’s called this because the purpose of their machines is to prevent unhealthy particles and not even let one of them be released into the air that impacts your breathing.
@@harisakhtar8372 until you empty the bin.
33:16 one of your videos are playing on the tv.
The NV352 is $200 on Amazon now, what in the world is going on. It was only $160 when I bought it last year.
I honestly dont know. The Walmart one might still be available for $99 at your store, so if it is, I'd recommend just getting that, and buying the extra attachments separately.
Inflation probably. Money is just dissolving now. It doesn’t feel real anymore.
This vs the Bissell 2260?
I've used both, this is a much better choice
Cool
Why would I buy a vacuum cleaner that is known for the hoses going bad?
This is why I don't actually recommend sharks
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I won't the blue sharck so I'm saving up
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Stop what
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And you said shark wrong
Can you just stop 🛑
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I’m not fan of sharks be honest I work on it all of them all the time because the filters always dirty fast so the first vacuum they made is bissell lift off and Dyson dc18 and dc24 and Dc25 and the shark steals bissell idea and Dyson idea then they made into the lift away
Vacuums And Carpet Cleaner Guy I am not a fan of shark vacuums either that's because sharks always be having a dead Motors or burn outs and they are really stupid
@@jesusbalderrama2962 I know right they always do that all the time
@Vacuums And Carpet Cleaner Guy Yeah I agree
@@MarkoT517 wait a second did you say about the shark stealing Bissell and Dyson idea
@@jesusbalderrama2962 yes