Shark - Navigator Lift-Away Zero-M Speed Upright Vacuum - Red Peony

This vacuum is really easy to assemble with only few snaps and no tools required. I find the suction power a bit off compared to NV360 which I have used for the past couple of years. I'm going to test the the vacuum self cleaning feature of the hair getting stuck in the roller as that the only reason i swichted from SHARK NV360. Over all it's light weight and works pretty well. One of the images shows how a carpet was vacuumed using a different vacuum and then again using Shark lift away zero. Note: They should also add more hooks to keep the additions accessories attach to the vacuum.

Ruby was easy to put together. She also does a great at what she was designed to do. I shampooed the floor on Sunday, Monday I got Ruby in, she got a whole out of grossness out of the floor. Thought the shampooer had done an awesome job, but ruby proofed that the shampooer hadn't.

I have been a Shark products fan for a long time, but this vacuum is the best of the best. There are 3 girls a corgi and my beard of 7 inches and yes hair was an issue in my home, before I bought this. Really works well and I love the easy clean up. It’s been over a year and still works like a Shark, “F” those over priced vacuums out there get this one and you won’t regret it.

Great vaccum. It's light and versatile. It does the job right. The edging , corner and accessories performance is sub par ok.

IT WORKS VERY WELL I LOVE IT THE ONLY THING IS IT HARD TO MOVE AROUND IM ALWAYS RUNING INTO STUFF LOL

I had a vacuum of this same brand from several yeas ago and its still kickin'. I never thought vacuums could improve to a point where cleaning got easier, but they have. This vacuum boils down to two areas in which i thoroughly recommend this unit. First, As i said above, i have an older version of this vacuum , which i am very impressed with. This version is akin to the older model, but significantly improved. Unboxing and assembly was a breeze as every piece which needed assembling simply "clicked" into place. I assembled it from 10 pieces in less than 5 minutes. The other main reason in which i love this vacuum is because of its features. Light weight, bagless, pet hair removing attachments are all value adds to me. Another cool touch is that you can change the setting form hardwood to carpet, there also a "shift" that allow for a smoother ride if there is too much friction. I also have a dog that sheds super short hairs, so its not always easy to see. I ran it in our living room and found that i was missing a ton of hair that the attachments were able to grab from the corners of the trim. Very impressive performance. All in all this light weight feature full vacuum is worth the mid range price tag.

The first think you’ll notice about this vacuum is its light weight. That doesn’t mean it’s of little use. Quite the contrary, it packs a punch well above its weight class. It’s easy to maneuver around furniture, walls, etc. It’s also light enough to use on stairs while still having a power brush. The brush is designed to keep treads, string, and hair from getting wound around it. In the week that I’ve had it, it appears to work exactly as designed. This is a nice feature that keeps the brushes from getting worn down too and allows the dust to move into the bagless collection chamber. The vacuum comes with some useful accessories: upholstery brush, handheld roller, and edger. The Lift Away design allows you to leave the floor power brush and carry the canister in a way that can stand up better. Even if you leave the canister on the brush base, you can easily disconnect the hose to get cobwebs or other items up high. I don’t have any pets, so I can’t answer how well this would handle constant shedding. I’d be optimistic based on the no hair on caught on the roller. It did do a nice job picking up confetti from both carpet and bare floor. Shark has put some serious thought into usability with all their vacuums and it shows. They don’t short change the suction while focusing on the user, which is why you clean. I’m very happy with this vacuum and would think strongly about Shark for whenever the need arises in the future.

I have had my fair share of vacuums, from budget vacs up to the full Dyson ball animal vacs over $500. I've even tried 2 of the auto robot vacs. I have to medium dogs who shed like nobodys business. (DOGS shed SO MUCH more than cats). Ths issue is that, hand,ing pet hair on vacuums can require much maintenance to keep the vac operating optimally. This Shark vacuum is awesome and really a good value for the price. the zero-m head really is good at handling long hair and short hairs of all types and has yet to tangle or require any maintenance. If you are tired of unscrewing the dyson parts or cleaning the heads, this is the one for you for sure. Its a "budget" vac with good features, has just enough attachments, light, and a decent size bin. This vacuum is great for my moest sized townhouse, but if stayed in anything bigger or a house, I woudl invest in a larger vauum like i had in the past. The bin si small and i empty it 3-6 times, due to dog hair of course, so it fills up fast. But keep in mind, getting a bigger bin on a shark or dyson would be about the cost of 2 of these. The suction is stronger that one would think given how much quieter it is. It picks up a lot more than I wouldve thought originally, but again its good for my current needs and townhome. Given the homes I have in the past and the types of carpet ive had, spending more for stronger suction and larger bin would be necessary as i think this wouldnt clean like more expensive units. it is very simple operation between hard floors and carpet, very simple to use and god value for what you get. i like this a lot for my current needs. admittedly, doesnt feel like the best platic used, a little cheap, but given how the dyson products feel and more expensive sharks, it isnt a big different and I dont feel like i bad more than i shouldve.