What are the opinions on the Steam Navigator? Does it work? Is it affordable?

The dreaded vacuum shop! I know how you feel with the tremendous assortment to choose from! Don't fret though I think you found a winner with this one! The Shark Navigator comes with a host of features that you can find with the higher end brands. Included in the $199 (good deal) price is a twenty-four inch extension to so you can reach into dark corners and those hard to reach places above. One feature that users have really raved about is the tool made for removing pet hair. As far as I know Shark is the only one to offer such an attachment. The vacuum comes with what seems like a never-ending twelve-foot hose. Shark has obviously done their research to find out what people want in a vacuum. They have also made the Navigator with a thirty-foot cord. That means you don’t have to stop and try and find the next closest power outlet.

The vacuum seems to work well on multiple surfaces from varying levels of carpets to tile and linoleum. The Shark Vacuum does have an auto-adjusting feature for different surfaces, which seems to work pretty well. One review said she would stick to using the Shark Navigator Vacuum Cleaner on carpet, but that’s just her. The product is super light though, at least compared to other upright vacuum. No one has had a problem carrying this up their stairs.

One of the cons is that it does have a rather narrow cleaning path. It is found  to be kind of a pain because you have to go over an area more. However it can be nice because it can fit into spaces that many old vacuums could not. If you don't have a very big house it will be fine for you otherwise you might have an issue with the size of the dust cup but otherwise a big thumbs up.
I have added some places to go and pricing below so you can have a better look and comparison shop. I hope you enjoyed the review and that I helped with your decision! Enjoy!