Shark Navigator Powered Lift-Away Upright Vacuum NV586: Unleashing Unmatched Cleaning Power! Review

Suction is good but the old lady is difficult to push except in rooms with thinner carpet. The rolls are wrapped with longer dog hair. I had to cut it out after a space because the indicator turned red indicating the reel wasn't spinning. I had only run the vacuum cleaner two days before so it wasn't too bad. With this arrangement of the canister forward you can't hit anything. I really like my Shark Rocket, but this one is questionable.

I bought this after reading positive reviews about Revain. I'm very disappointed with the Shark Navigator NV586, although the suction power was good and I love how it's broken down into useful components. The very first problem was the brush/nozzle combination. Right out of the box, the brush sticks in the forward position and won't slide sideways when you press the release button, allowing you to use the head by yourself. After just a few uses, the base unit no longer clicks when you move the…

OK - I tried to love this vacuum cleaner. This particular model has been recommended by Consumer Reports and has many advantages, most notably the suction power, which is so strong that you can best take care of pets and small children. He shakes his head like a hungry praying mantis (that's good). Plus it's purple! However, that amazing suction power is also a problem. I have a new thick carpet that is difficult for me to vacuum and thin, short carpets that this vacuum won't fit. I know, I…