Compared to other Shark upright vacuums like the NV360, the NV752 is a much more expensive buy. Officially, it's made for pet owners who are struggling with their pet hair and dander. With many features you can't find on regular vacuums, the NV752 should capture your attention if you really want to keep the messes of your pets under control. In this article, we're going to show you which tools and features. Shark provides its users with this machine.
Assembly
The Shark Rotator NV752 is very easy to set up right out of the box. You can get this process done within two minutes if you follow the instructions, making it one of the most user-friendly models for first-time users.
This upright vacuum also has plenty of additional tools. However, except for the TruePet motorized brush, Shark doesn't explain much about what each accessory does and how it can help with your cleaning needs.
For long-time users, this should be a problem, but if this is the first time you encounter such tools, they may require you some research to find out their applications. It's not the first time Shark has such a problem with its owner's guide, such as with the Shark vacuum NV360 review, which puts it at a disadvantage compared to other manufacturers.
Design
The fingertip controls of the NV752's handle are our favorite among all upright vacuums we have reviewed. They allow you to switch between different cleaning modes, including thick carpets, low pile carpets, and hard floors. The LED lights on the handle and nozzle are another great feature as they can illuminate dark areas, such as closets and spaces under furniture.
Like other Shark Navigator Lift-Away upright vacuums, you can easily detach the canister with a single push of a button, then carry it around with you around the house to clean other areas. Thanks to this portable configuration, users don't have to feel a big burden of lugging around the whole machine.
Because the NV752 has swivel steering and a 30-foot power cord, its cleaning reach is quite impressive, helping you maneuver to vacuum a large area with ease. The weight is also average for a high-end upright vacuum at 16.7 pounds, even though many affordable models may be slightly lighter.
The Shark Rotator NV752 comes with plenty of attachments. Most customers may appreciate this wide selection of tools, which includes a motorized pet brush, pet multi-tool, a crevice tool, and a Hard Floor Hero tool. This is a huge upgrade from affordable models like the Shark navigator nv360.
The motorized pet brush is designed for pet hair stuck on cushions and carpets, while the pet multi-tool can gently remove lint and hair from delicate surfaces such as mattresses and drapes. On the other hand, the Hard Floor Hero tool can be attached to the NV752's wand when it's in the handheld mode. You can rotate it 180 degrees, making it an ideal tool for cleaning bare floors and some other surfaces like served furniture and baseboards.
Price
The Shark Rotator NV752 is certainly not a good choice when you have a tight budget. With this kind of money, you can even buy two cheaper machines, such as the Shark NV360.
Conclusion
Despite its high price tag, the NV752 is still a decent choice if stuck-in pet hair is one of your biggest concerns. This machine is designed to work with airborne allergens and pet hair. If it still has your interest, head to the next part to see how it performed in our cleaning tests.
