Shark Upright Vacuum. Navigator Lift-Away Deluxe with Large Dust Cup Capacity. HEPA Filter. Swivel Steering. Upholstery Tool & Crevice Tool. Blue. NV360
CAD $99.99 – CAD $169.99
1000 in stock
About this item
- THE MOST POWERFUL MULTI-SURFACE CLEANER OF ANY SHARK CORDLESS UPRIGHT VACUUM*: Offers two brushroll speeds for deep-cleaning both carpets and bare floors with powerful suction. *Based on ASTM F558, measured at the nozzle, vs. Shark SV1106.
- CORDLESS VACUUM CONVENIENCE: Gives you the freedom to clean any room quickly and easily, anytime, with a lightweight, convenient, and powerful cordless vacuum. No tangled cords. No hunting for outlets.
- DESIGNED FOR DAILY LIFE: From quick pickups to everyday messes, Shark’s most powerful cordless upright* tackles dirt and debris on all surfaces. *Based on ASTM F558, measured at the nozzle, vs. Shark SV1106.
- EASY MAINTENANCE FOR LONG-LASTING DURABILITY: Reduce clogs and blockages for long-lasting, consistent cordless performance with minimal upkeep.
- CORDLESS BATTERY POWER: Features a hassle-free charging dock with space-saving design for compact storage.
- SHARK’S LIGHTEST CORDLESS UPRIGHT VACUUM*—WEIGHS LESS THAN 7 LBS.: Easily swivel around corners and into tight spaces with lightweight maneuverability. *vs. Shark SV1106.
- EASY-EMPTY, LARGE-CAPACITY DUST CUP: The larger* removable dust cup allows for extended cleaning sessions and effortless, hands-free debris disposal. *vs. Shark BU3521.
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Specifications
- Other Special Features of the ProductBagless, HEPA filtration, Portable, corded
- Filter TypeHEPA Filter
- Surface RecommendationCarpet & Hard floors
- Capacity0.9 Liters
- Recommended Uses For ProductCarpet, Hard Floor
- ColorNavy
- Noise Level80 Decibels
- Motor Horsepower1.6 horsepower
- Style NameNavigator (Navy)
- PortableYes
- Number of Wheels4
- Indoor Outdoor UsageIndoor
- Finish TypesGlossy
Additional information
| style | Freestyle Max, Navigator (Lavender), Navigator (Navy), Navigator (White) |
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Photos show what it picked up in a small 10x12 room (I thought was clean!) and the location of the suction control. I recommend it to anyone who needs the power but if you don't or can't use a little muscle to move it around, I say look elsewhere.
My biggest complaint about it is the quality of the materials. Compared to the Stratos, this vacuum feels a lot more "plasticky". If feels lighter and more fragile. Within a few months of using it, the cap for the dust filter in the front of mine started periodically falling off while I was vacuuming. It's happened so often that I used some duct tape to keep it in place. I never had any issues like that with my Stratos.
I am a big fan of Shark vacuums, and I will keep using this one. I would gladly buy any Shark vacuum over another brand any day. Buuuuut..... it does seem like a few corners may have been cut in order to keep the price point down on this one. I will probably spend a little more next time to get one of the more expensive models instead.
The pet hair power brush worked at first but now the brush doesn’t hardly turn. I used it to vacuum out my dog crate!
The hose handle is very heavy and awkward. The bendable part of the hose is very short when vacuuming ceiling fan blades, panel doors, baseboards etc.
You cannot vacuum heavy area rugs. There is no suction adjustments like on the older model Shark Navigator.
My whole house is wood floors and it vacuums perfectly for that.
PROS
- It was a better price than a lot of the other ones on the market. We couldn’t justify spending almost $300 on the vacuum that we weren’t sure would work super well. This one is definitely the sweet spot.
- It does have a cord, which we prefer because we tend to vacuum a lot and use it for dusting and cleaning off the furniture.
- it has pretty good suction.
- it’s really easy to clean the debris tank.
- It’s really easy to remove the wands during use.
CONS
- It doesn’t feel like a super sturdy vacuum, and I don’t know if that’s because I’m used to using really old or industrial vacuums, but it hasn’t broken or anything so It could just be my opinion.
- It does not vacuum my rugs. In the vacuums defense, though, our previous vacuum really had problems with these rugs too. These rugs are extremely thin and have like a suede or microfiber feel to them. We tried using both the carpet and hardwood settings to Vacuum it, but it won’t move on the bear floor, setting, and the brush roll would get stuck and smell like it was burning if we tried using the carpet setting.
Overall its a good vacuum, but I am a little bit bummed that it doesn’t work on the rugs that I have all over my house. I’m thinking I’ll probably just keep the vacuum and replace the rugs. Lol.
Six days after buying this vacuum, Amazon dropped the price by an additional $20. When I bought it, the vacuum was already reduced by $20. Unfortunately, Amazon doesn’t do price adjustments. ☹️
Cons: I think it takes too much effort to push back and forth, I am older so I wonder how much longer I will be able to vacuum my own place. It is quite the work out. It does have a suction valve to adjust the power of the suction so I will tame it down for my next use.
The cord is too short! Why couldn't they add at least five, if not eight more feet to the cord.
I can't speak to how the tools work as I just received it.
My previous vacuum bit the dust recently so I purchased this model based on good consumer ratings from a variety of sources.
There are many plusses for this vacuum. It has exceptional suction. It isn't that heavy and maneuvers relatively easily. The dust collection bin is rather large and can be emptied easily. The filtering system is good with 3 total filters, including the HEPA exhaust filter. The cord length is very generous at 24 feet.
In spite of the plusses I find quite a few minuses. I do not like that the cord enters the machine down near the bottom. The cord is always in the way unless I constantly hold it with my other hand. I do not like the positioning of the on/off switch. It should be conveniently located on the handle but it is not. It's on the side of the pod which requires you to bend down to turn it on or off. I do not like that I cannot vacuum under furniture or beds because the pod is so large that it prevents the vacuum from going under furniture. And I know that might sound ridiculous but the suction is so strong that I cannot even vacuum my 8x10' area rugs because the vacuum sucks the rug up making it very difficult to move the vacuum and it makes the motor seemingly struggle. This absolutely cannot be sued on small area rugs. There is only one speed for the motor although you can choose to operate the vacuum without the brush spinning.
So for me this is a return. If you have nailed down rugs or lots of concrete floors, this might be a good choice. The price is very reasonable. But for my house this does't cut it for the reasons I've cited.
The pictures above, is me vacuuming AFTER MY DYSON ROLLERBALL. The amount of hair and dirt it picked up was crazy embarrassing.
I vacuum daily. I have LVP and high pile carpet plus throw rugs. I’ve got 3 dogs, an Aussie who sheds daily, and kids. I have an iRobot (a joke barely picks up) 2 dysons (rollerball and cordless) that I felt that were not working as good as they should. I have spent so much time and money on vacuums as I can’t stand dog hair. Let me just say, I did a lot of research and decided on this vacuum based on Forbes best vacuum for pet hair list of 2024. Convinced shark is made for pet hair and DAILY use.
Easy to put together(did it myself)
Lightweight
STRONG suctions
Can go from flooring to carpet with ease
Tools easy to use
Easy to empty and clean
The cord is long so can be used is larger rooms
Be prepared to be disgusted BY HOW MUCH IT SUCKS UP.
REASON FOR 4 STARS: The only issue I’m having is that it gets stuck on my area rug in my family room. That rug is a ruggable that is washable so is fairly thin. I have taken to using the hand tool for that part, but even that works so good.
So glad I got this!
When I called shark customer service, I was able to speak directly to a person! They sent me a link for a video call so they could see what was going on and kindly troubleshot the issue with me. There is a suction release valve up by the handle!! She had me turn it all the way to the lowest suction setting and I was able to use it on my thickest rug and honestly it worked even better to suck up the dog hair! And it worked beautifully on my thinner area rugs. That being said, it would not work well on any rugs even thicker than my NuLoom beauty.
My first vacuum I purchased was a Shark. It lasted 8 years with 1-2 German Shepherd mixes! I loved it. For some reason, I went with a bissel pet upright rewind last year and it broke three times not due to user error and once completely due to user error. I just got it back from the repair shop and it lasted one and a half uses before it stopped working for the third time of its own accord, so I am VERY hopeful and excited for this Shark.
A little background... I live with four cats and a small breed that doesn't shed. I had previously been using the Dyson V11 stick and before saying anything more, it might not be fair comparing a stick vacuum to a corded vacuum.
My friend, giving me moral support, starts reading me the instructions. Assembly was pretty quick and painless. This clicks here that clicks there. Then she starts reading the owners manual. And it all went downhill from there! LMAO 🤣 I don't know if all vacuum instruction manuals read the same. Not these struck us as gut wrenching funny. Maybe in a listener's frame of mind not knowing what to expect- "Suction Control offers variable suction based on your needs. " SMH! What? Truth be told- it has a bigger canister than the Dyson. It picked up three times the pet hair (as I tried to demonstrate in the ONE pass of a pet hair covered rug).
I have a combination of rugs and hardwood floors. It blew my mind how much dirt it picked up. My house smelled cleaner! This is my initial reactions, mind you. Made me feel so much better looking at clean floors/rugs.
It comes with filters. I don't know if I'm such a fan. But the big squishy one is cleanable and reusable. So some solice in that fact that I didn't know.
The handy dandy pet attachment doesn't swivel. Which meant for me? Having to bend over or be several stairs below to have the attachment nossel hit the stairs.
Emptying the machine is a dirty job. Like dirtier than emptying the Dyson. Which begs my question of why such extensive measures with the filters?
I had a total blast with my friend, going around the house and testing is suction power! It was worth it just for the memories!
***** 5 stars for good times.
**** 4 stars just because it is my first experience with this machine. If I can figure out how- I'll totally update!
First, I will address the benefits. Right off the bat, this model is outstanding when it comes to filtering out the dust that almost all vacuums spit back out when in use. All vacuums have filters, but this goes above and beyond. If you have health issues regarding your lungs or breathing, look no further. This vacuum is completely self contained inside and does not spit any of the dust or dirt back out (see attached photos) as almost all vacuums do. Keep in mind this vacuum was completely dust free and white when I bought it (as it should be) and by the time I was finished, you would have thought I just cleaned up after a construction build. It makes me sick to think I had that much dust on my carpets, which brings me to my next point. The suction power is outstanding as well. It will take whatever you are willing to throw its way, on wood floors as well as carpet. It comes with three attachments (wand, duster and small roller vacuum for stairs). The canister detaches and is pretty lightweight. It picked up so much dust, dirt, pet hair, etc (I have two short hair, Jack Russell Terriers that are big shedders) that I had to empty the canister several (at least 6 times) while vacuuming my entire house. I recommend checking the canister to make sure it does not get too full (user error issues), or it becomes ineffective after that. Something else to note, empty the vacuum from the bottom. It opens on the top and the bottom. The bottom is an easier way to drop all the dust and collected contents.
Here are a couple of items that I wouldn't necessarily call disappointments or cons, just something to watch for and be aware of. When reading the other reviews, I noticed a few people mention that the motor burned up quickly after purchase. Here's the thing, I could have easily done the same thing, the very first day I used it. I just happened to check the roller brush after vacuuming several rooms in my house and it was so packed with hair and string that the brush motor could have easily burned out, so I would recommend checking the roller brush often because that is something I would say is user error. The suction is so strong that it will pick up hair quickly. I just used a pair of small scissors to cut the wound up hair off, then pulled it all out. I don't think you need to take the bottom off to do that, but it depends on how wound up the hair gets on the roller. Now about that roller. It is not very wide or long at all. I wear a size 8 women's shoe and it is no longer than my shoe. The roller does not extend to the very edges of the vacuum either, so that is something to keep in mind. The roller head is short, so you will need to vacuum more to clean more area, but that also allows the vacuum to fit in between small spaces. I would recommend buying extra filters because, as you can see in my third photo, it traps a lot of dust. That thing was pristine white when I started (testament to the suction power and filtering system of this vacuum). I do believe you can wash these things out, but I wouldn't recommend doing that. Just keep a couple of extras handy. I believe the extra filters are about $6.oo-$8.00 dollars.
The one thing I would say that is going to be a problem, how to clean the vacuum canister. Get yourself a good wand duster to clean it out at the end of your vacuuming. I suppose it's not absolutely necessary to clean out all the dust afterward, but that's just something I do. I don't want all that dust, etc...sitting in the canister upon next use. One other thing that I think was odd...the vacuum is white. It is going to get dirty fast, but hey! It's a vacuum.
Hope this is helpful.