I'm so annoyed that the vacuums today don't come with what's shown in your videos...🥺 The accessories are the cheaper versions, non motorized or non multitool, and less accessories overall...😭 I've bought and returned 3 different types of shark vacuums based on your wonderful reviews and they never come with the same stuff, and their website EXPENSIVE, I'm nearly paying the price of the vacuum all over again for a few accessories! 💰💰💰
Your assessment is spot on. I've owned this vacuum since 2014 and I've been mostly happy with it. The suction is great. The powered lift-away feature is very handy for getting under beds, sofa, etc. The brushroll has a safety feature that turns the brushroll motor off automatically and illuminates a red warning light if something snags and stops the brushroll. This helps save the brushroll belt as well as the motor. The wand easily detaches for vacuuming in crevices, along baseboards, at ceilings and on furniture. I love the ability to have 2 levels of suction with the brushroll running as well as turning off the brushroll for hard surface vacuuming. There are two caveats to this vacuum. It's prone to tipping over while using the wand if in the high-pile carpet setting. Using the lowest setting seams to help reduce this problem. The other caveat is that you have to unwind the power cord entirely if you want to use the wand, due to the way the power cord is wound onto the wand when storing the vacuum. If I had any other complaints, I wish the build quality was a bit more robust. It's gotten quite creaky and squeaky over time.
I have been studying vacuums for weeks before I stepped up to purchase this one. It arrives tomorrow. Never thought i would ever say I was excited about purchasing a vacuum cleaner. Yet here I am saying I am excited. This will replace my 20 plus year old Kirby, that the attachments are so frustrating to use. Thank you for the review.
I own/operate a cleaning business. This is the BEST vac on the market. And I DO USE THE LIFTAWAY on carpets all the time - just adjust your suction. Only con I agree with, is it does not pick up large debris always. Thanks for the video in illustrating usage of features/attachments.
I have this vacuum and another Shark (purple one)... They are both AMAZING. This particular one is actually more quiet than most vacuums, I have noticed. It almost makes you feel like maybe its not strong but when you feel the power in the handle tube you are re assured how powerful it is. The hard floor hero is so good. It actually will stick to the wall from the suction, that's how air tight and great it is. I lost mine and looked for a few knock off replacements and none compare to the real deal. I think this vacuum is worth the money in so many ways and will last you for years to come.
Our last vacuum cleaner finally decided to put us out of our misery and did the obligatory header down the stairs. After watching your videos I pulled the trigger on this NV752. I am impressed. The controls are ergonomic, almost intuitive. The parts fit and are easy to access. This was exactly like you reviewed. I look like a champ. My girlfriend has decided to keep me. God job gentleman!.
So hey, I am thinking about buying this Shark NV752 to replace a different Shark upright vacuum which has made it to 8 years of use. I just wanted to see if you are still having a good ownership experience with this vacuum. Any feedback is greatly appreciated. Thank you.
Hi from Australia. I brought the Shark Rotator years ago. Mine isn’t branded as a pet model though. I’ve had it for at least 6 years and it’s been working flawlessly. It’s incredible the amount of dirt and hair it pulls from the carpet. We have 6 cats, 3 dogs and a toddler so today I finally brought a stick vacuum, the LG CordZero. It’s currently charging now and I’m excitedly waiting for it to finish so I can try it out 🤩
Thank you for the review you made me feel better about my purchase, I just bought one for like a hundred fifty bucks on Prime day, but it has a good amount of bad reviews and they said it doesn't work on hardwood very well and it's heavy, so I considered just the regular shark nv358 professional which is about 3 lbs lighter but doesn't come with a lot of the attachments
That Big Piece demanded the North Atlantic's return policy when it figured out it's home on land was a Dorito. Great stuff, horrible hotel that as a kid in 1994 when i stayed there was the best thing ever conceived by the human mind - a distant memory.
The NV752 does not come with the hard floor nozel or the smaller powered brush. It comes with three tools. The small brush works off of the suction. At least the NV752 from Kohl's. A llittle disappointed. It arrived today 3/14/22.
I have this one and love it. We have a local store that gets random things in cheaper, I snagged this for only $50. Best bargain I've ever found. 2-3 years later it's still going strong.
For some reason Sharks without the Duo Clean head always seems to get better carpet cleaning rating in the EU than the Duo Clean models. It might be the better seal for the carpet in the non Duo Clean models. EU rating uses fine dust to measure the performance. All vacuums on sale in the EU countries must have the energy label with rating for dust emissions, carpet cleaning, hard floor cleaning and noise level. Noise level must be 80 dB or less. If not it's not allowed to sale in the EU countries. 900 watt is the maximum allowed wattage for vacuums.
Yeah Im pretty sure that the non DuoClean vacs are better with deep cleaning carpets in general, they do seem to have a better seal. Also I saw in the news that Dyson won an appeal about the EU ratings recently. Im not sure of the details but I did see that recently.
Dyson claimed that the EU-ratings are misleading because bagged vacuums lose suction/airflow when they fill up. That's true, but what Dyson forgot to say is that bagged vacuums has more suction/airflow to begin with. I have tested this theory and it's true. However modern bagged vacuums lose very little suction/airflow with the modern hepa bags. So even with the full bag most of the bagged vacuums have more suction/airflow than any Dyson models. I have video coming to proof it.
I own the shark true pet NV752 and love it. I am always amazed at how much dirt it picks up when nothing is visible. Yesterday the hepa filter on the lower front of machine literally exploded out of the vacuum. I was able to reassemble it but it happened again a short time later. The filter does not look dirty. I am wondering why this happened and how it might be fixed?
I absolutely love all the features on this vacuum -- lights, size of dust cup & length of cord. BUT, I have long haired dogs. Will the newer tangle-free rollers fit into this vacuum? Then ALL my problems will be solved!
Good job on keeping the content coming! I like your tests and I don't feel anything is being missed out in your reviews. If you're running out of vacuums to test, please consider these Chinese manufacturer vacuums such as Puppyoo. I want to know what they have to offer for a fraction of the price of the Dysons.
Thanks for that! Also good idea about the Puppyoo, I keep seeing those and your right they would make a great review, especially since there arent that many out there. Thanks!
I have been watching your videos nonstop for 2 days. I just moved into 2500 sqft home with average pile carpet in 90%. Its older carpet but was a second home. We have 2 dogs 2 cats and a baby. I want to stay around 200, and have narrowed it down to this, the nv752, or the newer liftaway, zu561, or potentially zu62. What is your opinion? The price point seems comparable. I went between all your comparisons but there isn't a side by side for these 2. Thank you!
You can compare their specifications right here: www.vacuumwars.com/compare/Shark-Rotator-Powered-Lift--Away-TruePet-Upright-Vacuum-NV752-vs-Shark-Navigator-Speed-Lift--Away-ZU561-vs-Shark-Navigator-Zero--M-Pet-Pro-Upright-Vacuum-ZU62-Vacuum-Cleaners I hope that helps!
First off, I’ve watched almost all your videos on vacuum reviews, love your channel!! Secondly, I am looking to buy a new vacuum for my apartment that is 80% hardwood floors, and 20% carpets (in the bedrooms). What do you suggest as the best vacuum? I am leaning towards a Shark with DuoClean, but not 100% sure yet. I have an older model shark with a standard on/off switch for hard floors and it just doesn’t seem to be good enough to pick up cat litter, and with the brush roll on, it goes flying of course. Maybe this could be a video? Best hard floor vacuum? Maybe you’ve made one and I missed it! Thanks so much!!
I would suggest a Duoclean. They are great for stuff like cat litter on HF or carpet. The best cheap one is the NV771, for a little more you can get the Nv803 which has the powered lift away and LED lights etc,. If you are into a lot of extra power (though its not really needed) you have the Apex, but it is a bit more heavy and it sounds like it would be overkill.
Hi, I have many cats. I think also that the "Powered lift away" vacuums are the best vacuums for families with pets. My favorite is the one I bought some years ago, but it seems that Shark doesn't make them anymore, it was the NV682QRD 40. That one brought two different motorized floor nozzles, one for carpets and one for bare floors, and many brushes. I wanted to buy the same one again, but I don't find it anymore, so I bought the Rotator powered lift away with self cleaning brush roll. It is nice, I recommend it. The "powered lift away" goes under the beds and tables, the "lift away" no.
I can't figure out what the difference is between the standard models and the Truepet. For example in the UK you can buy the NV801 or the free upgrade to the Truepet model. What does the Truepet model have that the other one doesn't ?
12/21/19 just bought one from Lowes. There is no hard floor 'hero' attachment, the pet tool is not motorized, and the crevice tool does not have a brush. I hadn't noticed how old this video is; I wish I'd looked into it more before buying. Hopefully they haven't modified the vacuum, if not it should still be a decent machine.
i love this vacuum, it is a beast! I have 3 indoor rabbis and vacuum daily. It has no issues sucking up hay. The motorized brush tool is amazing as well. Very disappionting to see new models discontinued it. However, I am suprised at how much hair gets sucked up when I use my carpet cleaner despite my regular vacuuming. Is that normal and the whole point of shampooing your carpets? Would I see that with any quality vacuum?
The bristles on the brushroll on our Shark Rotator True Pet wore out after only 2 years and Shark will not sell a new brushroll but wants $180 for a new floor piece. It works very well but is basically a disposable vacuum cleaner
I am at war with battery operated vacs I have been through 3 of the best yet they clog with pet hair I buy these through Amazon so the returns are easy I am going with corded again hoping suction will prevent clogs this looks like the best bang for the buck this particular unit was an open box never used and I got it far less
Do you have a video on how to change out the brush? Mine has no bristles left and I can't get the brush out. All other Shark vacuums just lift out. Thanks!
I do prefer the duoclean with the roller, even though I’m not a Shark fan, the rollerhead is brilliant on all hard floors and I didn’t find it impeding on carpets, I even thought it helped a bit. I do love your unbiased opinion on the machines you review, regardless of others opinions, they’re just yours and I find your videos a bit of a “go to” for reviews. The special hard floor tool is very similar to a Miele Twist floorhead. I have the Miele Twist XL and it’s absolutely amazing and this is very similar to it. Hope you got my last email.
I have a 4 year old NV752, brush roll needs replaced, looks like I can't buy just the brush roll, they want to sell me the whole lower end for 150.00. We really like this unit but if I can't maintain it I wouldn't recommend.
For an extra $50, this one seems a lot nicer than the Bissell. I wonder why so few cordless vacuums have a height adjustment (which the Bissell did have). It would help out a lot with extremes of carpet length and for those large items that get plowed. As for lift away, I'd say if the vacuum doesn't behave well in one mode, try the other. I used the Shark P50 in lift away mode on my bed and it didn't work well, but in non-lift away mode, it was great. My vacuums have to do the top of the bed - dog hair. And only some can handle it.
Yeah it's a big upgrade from the bissell. Shark has never done height adjustment. I think is an ease use thing. Agreed about the modes. Especially with duocleans. Good to hear from ya as always.
Bought one of these. Brush didn't spin out of the box. Returned for a new one. Brush didn't spin. Light never comes on. Tried on multiple outlets. What a bummer.
At time 3:28, I would love to see the test of this vacuum in "thick carpet" mode. Does it pick up everything or is there a performance lack due to reduced suction? does anyone have any feedback on this?
I have this vacuum and love it however, I'm frustrated with the filters. Debris does not drop into the big dirt collection area. It collects all around the top round parts. What is wrong all of a sudden?! Help!
Greetings Verilyn! Your problem might be that there’s dirt and debris on the tiny cyclone at the top of the canister. It’s the top round parts that you said in your comment. I suggest taking out excessive dirt surrounding it and removing hair from the machines’s cyclone. Hope this helps!
You said the powered brush roller bogs down and cuts out on high pile thick carpet, how tall was the carpet you tested on? Mine is just under 1/2", maybe about 15/32" high, is that too tall of pile for these shark vacuums with non-adjustable heads? I'm afraid the non adjustable height could damage my carpet. Any suggestions?
I have this vacuum and was wondering how you think it stacks up against the Apex? I was thinking about purchasing a new one just because with DuoClean you don’t have to switch anything out to pick up larger items on hard floors. I’ve had this vacuum for over a year and love it. It works great but it’s heavy.
I LOVE dupcleans and use them exclusively with our cleaning biz. If you want a lightweight one try the NV803 or NV801 (same thing) We have one and love it.
Yes yes yes wot a machine,,,!! No need for duo if your on carpets most of the time,,, beauty I bloody love using it its revamped my carpets fu sure love it fantastic machine,,!!!
OMG I seriously love it,,, fantastic suction & yo wot a machine, I've had 4 cordless & Bosch as well they broke swapped it for a shark nv 601 & yep its saved my 900 pound carpets deffo,,, no need for a duo,, brilliant bye,,,, umm umm a happy man,, so glad I didn't go for dodgy dyson now 10-10,,!!!!!
@@tomtaylor7292 I recently purchased my first duoclean and must say that for the lazy among us (me), I do like that the duo clean can go from carpet to hard floor without swapping an attachment. If I need deep carpet cleaning, I just use a different vacuum. But yes, there is something to be said for simplicity and devices that excel at 1 or 2 tasks (the non-duoclean).
I know this review is about 5 years old, but to anyone that came across this review by googling shark NV752, please be aware that this is not the Shark NV752 that Amazon currently sells for $299 (as of 2024/10/25). The model currently sold on Amazon comes with a rather pathetic set of tools, the same set you can find in a $100 vacuum cleaner. Just 3 items, the typical power brush (which does its job, but it's a pain to use), the long tool for crevices, and a sad attempt at a brush. In this video, at 1:06, the reviewer shows a regular brush that can be taken apart in two pieces, which is great. However, the regular NV752 comes with just one of those parts, the part that goes into the hose, not the brush that attaches to it. That is a really lame decision on Shark's part, because how much more money could it cost them to include the brush in it? Nothing wrong with this video, since it refers to a special edition of this model that apparently doesn't exist anymore, but beware, the attachments are not what you see here for the most part.
WHEN ARE YOU UPLOADING I WANNNNNNAAAAAA SEEEEEEEEEEE TODAY IS TUESDAYYYYYYYY UPLOOOOAAAAAAAAAAAADDDDDD!!!!!!!!!!!! I CANT AFFORD THESE BEUTIFUL VACUUMS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Vacuum Wars LESSS GOOOO NEW VACUUM VIDEOOOO!!! You should host a giveaway!!! I really need one of those sharks to clean my house 😂😂I have a 30$ Bissell that doesn’t suck if u know what I’m saying
What is best vacuum for pet hair on hardwood floors. I have only one area rug. I have 4 animals and almost all hardwood floors. I also need to be able to vacuum my couch. I'd rather stay under $250
Hmm, let see, any Shark with DuoClean is your best bet for hard floors with pets, the Apex with Zero M also has anti tangle but its expensive, the next step down is the Nv803 which is about $250 or less.
This one I feel out preforms the Apex one. If you have mostly carpet like I do. The front brush roller on them seem like it just does not get that deep down on carpets. Still does a good job on my kitchen floor that is hard floor. The others ones with the power fins are crap. Had the Vertex and with in a year the blue fins are basically gone down and ripping. So I will never buy one of them. Or Shark need to make it so you can slide out the old ones and slide in new ones. Especially for the price they charge. Be nice if you could actually replace all the brush rolls on all the vacuums. I love Shark but the one thing that I hate about them. The versatility that these offer cant find any others that can do this. Just a few tweaks and they be so much better. But it all about making that money I guess.
@@VacuumWars would you say that this shark is more powerful than any of the duoclean sharks because it picked up 100 and the other duoclean sharks picked up less than this shark and also does the premotor filter get dirty quickly or does it stay clean for a long time
I saw it in the store the other day, I came THIS close to picking it up. So not at the moment but Ill get it done sometime, but I have a full schedule for the next 5 or so videos at least.
Lol no, I am mainly trying to figure out what the best pace is. 2 a week is good when I am busy with other stuff (like the last 2 weeks) but too slow when I can devote as much time as I want to videos, so Sunday would be in between and a good release valve when I get too many videos built up. TMI I know.
I really like the new shark navigator liftaway zero M I’m glad bought it the anti hair wrap really works!!!! The only downside is when compareing it to my old navigator the hose is sooooo small compared to the old purple version navigator. Also I don’t know why but the old motor floor brush on the old navigator seems much more powerful and didn’t bog down as much as this new machine. I can see an average person clogging the hose up very easily on the zero M navigator. I was alittle disappointed that they made the hose to small. Other then that I really like the new shark zero M.
@@VacuumWars We have the Bissell Pro-heat 2x pet revolution or whatever its called, and when I looked at the prices on amazon for the carpet cleaning solution, I found that they all had great reviews, but the prices were very, very different. For instance, the bissell brand was something like $17 for 48 ounces, but a Chemical Guys product was $25, for a gallon. I've also heard that using any kind of cleaner can leave a residue on the carpet that will actually attract dirt and make it dirtier than before. I think you have a very unbiased opinion and thorough process for reviewing, so I though if you made a review it would be helpful. After watching a ton of your videos, I think our next vacuum will be the Shark Speed Powered Liftaway with DuoClean. We have the Hoover T-Series that you reviewed, it is over 6 years old, and our carpet just doesn't feel clean anymore after we vacuum. Non-motor parts have broken, and we have 2 little kids that make lots of messes, so we're looking for an upgrade. Too bad Shark does have a powered lift-away with the flex technology in its stick vacuum.
+ 1 for this request. Every time I have the carpet professionally cleaned, the guy gives me a lecture about using too much cleaning solution. I've used the same service for years and trust that they aren't just trying to get me to stop cleaning my own carpets.
Oh I see, Yeah that is a crazy good idea, I think I could research the ingredients and figure out a homemade solution. I do think that Bissell makes the best solution I have tried so maybe Ill base it off that. This is assuming it has not already been done...researching,
It would seem so, I was pretty surprised by its power, I figured it would be on par with the others with the same motor type. I need to call Shark to see what size motor it is actually.
Vacuum Wars its ugly as hell. But if it performs well then it would be worth it. But if it's close to the same price as the apex it wouldn't be worth it without the duo brush..
The Worst Vacuum I have ever had. Cheap junk. Shark has let me down twice. Just not made like they used to be. It's cute though so it's got that going for it.
