Shark Rotator Lift-Away ADV vs Shark Navigator Freestyle SV1106

It has the same complete seal, anti-allergen filtration system that other premium sharks have. It does really keep the tiny particles in the machine a...

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The Shark Rotator Lift-Away ADV is a corded upright/handheld vacuum. It delivers superb bare-floor cleaning performance and should clear most kinds of debris on both low and high-pile carpet. It's also fairly configurable to suit different cleaning requirements, with two different suction levels, two floor settings, and a decently wide assortment of tools and brushes. Unfortunately, it's quite heavy, and its short vacuum hose makes cleaning high-placed areas and furniture a little tricky in its semi-handheld 'Lift-Away' mode

Had a Shark IQ and it was terrible. Constantly got "stuck" in the middle of a hardwood floor, constantly got lost, and the companion app is a steaming pile of dog shit. Ditch it and get a Roomba or any other highly rated robot vac.

The Shark is a fantastic budget vacuum that holds its own against these two in usability and features, albeit with slightly lower performance marks. Still, I would highly recommend this vacuum. It offers the best value of any of the models and its multitude of accessories will delight the more thorough cleaners among you. Colin West McDonald/CNETDesignThis is a fine-looking vacuum, but it isn't trying to appear high-end like the other models

This is a good cordless for the money. I like that it sits in its charger, is always ready to go and doesn't require fiddling with it to get it in/out of the charger. The battery lasts about 7-10 mins on high and is adequate for my purposes. The suction and battery life don't compare to my cordless Bissell, but I use it in my cat room for cleaning up litter and hair, and have no complaints with that

Suction: Still better than a lot of brands, but not nearly as good as my previous shark.

The first one lasted a little over a year and then slowly lost its suction. I bought a dyson animal, much more expensive, and corded, which sucks so well I had a hard time using it on my thicker carpeted areas. I decided to get another cordless shark for bedrooms and our upstairs, to use once a week then maybe every now and then get a deeper clean with the dyson. It worked great for a 4 months, using it once a week, finishing the job in less than one battery charge, then the roller stopped spinning each time it turned it on after a few seconds

Even better? The canister and filters are all unbelievably easy to clean and wash when needed ! Such a great feature to keep the vacuum working at its best!

But this vacuum fits perfectly on the steps with minimal overhang, weighs next to noting, and there’s no cord to worry about. Assembly was quick, it holds a charge long enough to hit multiple rooms, and dumping it is a breeze. Count me as a convert.

This vacuum is powerful and light. I love the self cleaning brush. I hated manually cutting out the hair on the brush of my last vacuum. This vacuum is really self propelled and easy to push

Last Fall, I had to take apart the vacuum and unclog it multiple times a week because it would clog itself with leaves or the combo of long pet hair and leaves. I believe the problem is a lack of power. Shark customer support only solution was to keep the vacuum's tubing clean - which did not resolve the problem long-term.

Like this Shark Vacuum. Happy with the price from Walmart. I do have one concern. I cant find replacement filters for this vacuum on Walmarts web site

After using Kirby, Rainbow, and Miele for years we tried Shark and it wasn't that bad. They lasted over 4 years with replacing the HEPA filter and did well for helping my grandfather's CPOD + Asthma and my own Asthma but I did have to do some minor repairs and disassembling it sucked with how often it was needed.