Shark Navigator NV42 Reviews — Deluxe Upright Vacuum for Rugs & Floors

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Overview

The Shark Navigator® Deluxe Upright Vacuum NV42 is a low-price upright vacuum cleaner. It is an older model within Shark’s most famous Navigator line.

When if first came out, one of the things people loved most about this vacuum was its affordable price compared to other models in this series. Besides the price attraction, it features a super strong motor power 1200 W, a brush roll on/off feature for cleaning bare floors and carpets and an easy-to-empty dust bin.

The Shark Navigator NV42 a basic vacuum that still has some nice features and it continues to be a favorite among people who don’t need a lot of advanced technology. Another option, in a similar price range is a later variation, the Shark Navigator Professional NV70 (which actually had a lower price when we last checked on Amazon).

While Shark is not making either of these models new any more, you can get some great deals on them if you only need a simple vacuum cleaner.

On the other hands, Shark Navigator NV42 does not have the Lift-away canister feature and it also does not have HEPA filter. The dust cup capacity of Shark Navigator NV42 is a little bit small (just 1. 0 dry quarts).

If you are looking for a full-size upright unit at a low price, Shark Navigator NV42 can perhaps be in your consideration list. Otherwise, you may consider another model, the Shark Navigator Lift-Away Professional NV356E which has all of the advanced benefits for better performances.

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Coupon of Shark Navigator NV42

Because it is an older model, you can often find it on sale (although we have not seen any actual coupons). Additionally, you may be able to save even more if you purchase an Amazon certified renewed vacuum. You can see the current Amazon price for new the Shark Navigator Deluxe NV42 below.


Technologies and benefits of Shark Navigator NV42

Construction

Shark Navigator NV42 is the basic design of the Navigator series. This upright vacuum is designed for multiple floor cleanings. You can turn on/off the brush to clean from bare floors to carpets. This unit is measured by
11.4 x 11.8 x 45.5 in.

Low price value

If you are searching for a cheap vacuum cleaner that works, Shark Navigator NV42 will never fail your expectation. This model uses a motor of 1200 W to give plenty of suction. The dust bin size is standard (1 dry quarts) for most of American apartments.

Low maintenance

Basically, this model will save you a lot of money in long time because you will not need to buy bags, filters or so. The filters are washable and very durable. It has lifetime value.

No HEPA

You should notice, Shark Navigator NV42 does not use HEPA filter. This unit is suitable for normal person. If you have asthma, you should check for model with HEPA filtration.


Specifications

  • Dimensions: 11.4 x 11.8 x 45.5 inches
  • Weight:15 pounds
  • Motor power: 1200 Watts
  • HEPA: no
  • Dust cup capacity: 1 dry quart
  • Swivel head: no
  • Brush on/off: yes
  • Cord length: 25 ft.
  • Warranty: 5 years
  • Tools: dusting brush and crevice tool.

Performance of Shark Navigator NV42

Shark Navigator Deluxe Vacuum Customer Review | Courtesy of Homeowner Repair

Compare Shark Navigator NV42 with others

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What’s the difference in the deluxe compared to the regular one?

Which model is better, the NV42 or NV70? We have a separate review for the NV70 to learn more about the differences.

What is the difference between NV22 and NV42? My understanding is that the NV22 has a longer cord and smaller dust cup than the NV42. It also uses a different size/style of sponge filter.

What the difference between this model and the NV46? The NV46 swivels and NV42 does not.


Frequently asked questions

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