Shark Navigator NV360 upright vacuum review
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- čas přidán 5. 11. 2023
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With all the focus on lightweight portable stick vacuums, is there still a place for a corded upright? For some of us, yes. If you have lots of carpet and pets or kids, you may need something a bit more powerful and long-lasting. This explains why vacuums like the Shark NV360 still sell well after all these years. And with thousands of 5-star reviews I decided to see what all the fuss is about.
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That doesn’t exactly mean though that the Shark NV360 is a one-size-fits-all type of vacuum but it is an upright vacuum I wanted to explore considering I haven’t reviewed any Shark upright vacuums in the past. Shark has a good track record with affordable hair styling and air purifier products so let’s see if the Shark NV360 can score some bites on the competition.
What is (and isn’t) the Shark NV360?
The Shark NV360 is a cord-connected upright vacuum that promises versatility with a budget-friendly $149.99 USD / $279.99 CAD price. The Amazon prices do fluctuate but you can generally find the vacuum well under $200 USD or $300 CAD. Shark advertises the NV360 as a vacuum that can handle both carpets and bare floors but the NV360 definitely stands out on carpet.
Unboxing and Assembly
The Shark NV360 comes in a curiously small box which certainly made me think twice if I got the right vacuum. But its small packaging is a testament to how modular the vacuum is and it does have its advantages which you’ll realize when you need to assembling its parts.
You can see a quick assembly guide complete with illustrations the moment you lift the top tab on the box. You just take out the vacuum base and place it on the floor. Then insert the Portable Lift-Away body in the vacuum base’s exposed tube. The body also has a small tube for inserting the extension wand. Finally, the last step involves attaching the handle to the extension wand and the stretch tube to the larger exposed tube on the body. Attaching a part should give a resounding click making the overall assembly process pretty straightforward.
Lift-Away Functionality
The vacuum itself weighs around 13 pounds which is remarkably light for a corded vacuum. Plus, when the duty calls for cleaning upholstery or other furniture, you can easily detach the vacuum’s body from its base thanks to its Lift-Away functionality. From there, you can use the extension hose to carry on with the cleaning to further fill up the pod’s 0.9-quart capacity. The mobile vacuum canister can help you in cleaning upholstery, stairs and other awkward to reach or higher up surfaces.
While the Shark NV360 does have a hose and wand that you can use to clean harder to reach areas both lower and higher, it isn’t very long and might not reach areas like your ceiling fan depending on how high it is. While it helps, the short bungee-style hose can be a bit limiting, and does kind of pull the canister over during use. - Věda a technologie
thank you!! this helps alot!
Great review of the Shark upright & corded vacuum. One question please, we have a very large throw rug with a thick nap that stands up at least an inch in height. We have another upright that we use and it’s almost impossible to push through the carpeting due to the thick and shag like fibers. Do you think this will push threw a very tall & thick carpet & does it have a height adjustment setting? Thanks for your helpful reviews of these tech products!
The brush head always falls off from the hose. Is there a way to fasten it to the hose? There seems no lock mechanism.
I use it like you do it at 3:44
Hi. Does it come with a longer wand. To reach bare floor corners
Not that I know of
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Hard to vacuum under the bed
True. Stick vacs are great for that.
Feet! 😊
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