Review on Shark NV352 🦈 Anti-Allergy Lift Away Navigator by Travion Matias

First of all I take some blame as I should have read WAY more detailed reviews. The cat could easily knock it over. Seriously that bad. 2- The plastic elbow sticking out 3 inches from the back is just an upcoming break. It is also the weakest stability/balanced direction. Another technical FLOP. or a coffee table etc that has a bulge or protrusion that hits the middle part of the body and the air intake doesn't even border the furniture. Yes, from above it seems that the air intake is wider than the body, but when on the Head upside down and look at the roll, the roll is 1.25 inches on each side. Engineering FLOP.4 - The suction head is at least 2 inches smaller than a standard vacuum. 9 1/8 inches overall. So if you have a medium sized workspace or larger, you will see a workspace increase of at least 20%. time as it is at least 20% narrower than a standard vacuum. Not exactly a bug, just inefficient 5- All tools won't attach. Hmm, we all know what's going to happen to those few little things in a year or so. I see that the ones that are there don't stay there after being taken out/taken off and put back on a few times. For the many people claiming that this thing has great suction and there's tons of stuff in the storage tank that the old vacuum didn't pick up, well I think it's mostly because there are new SHARP bristles on the roller are. This will be your rug/rug to be shaved. It's not difficult to find out. We'll see in 6 months. The only positive thing I see is the price. You can buy 3 of these for the price of some fancy names, but will it be worth the hassle and downtime if it breaks. Sorry, but how can an engineer and/or CEO/board member be proud of this vacuum? I'll give it a fair shot and update the review over time.