Shark Self Empty Robot Vacuum Review

Shark's self-emptying vacuum cleaner is designed to cut down on the amount of work that comes with owning a house. It is quick and efficient, it is rarely stuck and comes with an unbagged vacuum base that is empty every month only once.

The SharkClean app is easy to use and responds quickly to commands. You can schedule and trigger cleanings, as well as see error messages.

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This Shark robot vacuum that self-empties is perfect for large homes that want to automate floor cleaning. It is simple to operate and maintain, and does a great job on hard floors and carpets. It has a self-emptying base which eliminates the need to change dust bins.

This robot is unique in that it comes with a variety of key features that include LiDAR navigation that maps your home as well as a VSLAM camera-based system. These features are typically found on higher-end models and will enhance your cleaning experience since they avoid obstacles and ensure that you don't overlook any spots.

The robot also has an impressive Shark AV2511AE AI Robot Vacuum - Bagless And Pet-Friendly suction, and a self-cleaning brushroll to avoid hair wrap. Its bagless base can store up to 60 days of dirt and debris so you don't have to empty it after each cleaning session. Its IQ Navigation with total home mapping lets you set up no-go zones as well as schedule whole-home cleanings using the Shark Clean app or via voice control using Amazon Alexa or Google Assistant.

The app lets you modify your settings and see the history of your robot, and it will even tell you when it needs to be emptied or recharged. During the initial setup you will be able to name your robot and choose the location on your home map. The app lets you plan a cleaning schedule for each day and see any errors.

When you're finished with the application, it will automatically take out the internal debris of your robot into its external dirt compartment so you don't need to empty it manually after every cleaning session. This is a great selling point, particularly for busy people who don't have time to clean their robot's cleaner frequently.

This robot is a slight step below the pricier Shark AI Ultra Robot, but it still offers outstanding performance. It is more maneuverable than the ION Series, and it cleans better on both low and high pile carpets. It also has a larger capacity for debris and has bags that are not used, which makes it easier to maintain.

Design

The Shark robot combines a number of the latest technologies making it a great choice for those looking to purchase their first robot vacuum. The smart mapping, personal cleaning schedules, and self-emptying base are all nice features that will help you save time. But, be aware that it takes a while to map your home and that you'll have to place the robot's base in a large enough area. It is also essential to avoid moving the base around during or between cleaning cycles as this can cause your robot to remap your home and erase the map data it has currently.

The robot vacuum comes with multiple sensors that help it identify your home, including cliff and boundary sensors to prevent the robot from crashing into walls or furniture. The cliff sensor is capable of detecting power cords or other obstacles in its route. You can create zones that are not allowed to enter the app to designate areas where the robot won't move, but this requires a completely mapped home.

The brush roll is powered by a motor that automatically turns itself back after every use, and is designed to stay clean for longer than other models. This feature can help keep your carpets and wood floors looking newer for longer. The smart mapping system is another fantastic feature that can help you save a lot of time, by removing the need for manual navigation.

You can alter the robot's settings such as cleaning modes and times. It also lets you see the status of your robot's battery, and if there are any errors. The app is simple to use and includes a FAQ section.

This model performs well on unfinished floors and is very effective at removing pet hair from carpet. Its base station has a large dustbin which can hold up to 60 days worth of dirt. It has a longer battery life than the iRobot Roomba and fewer parts to maintain. It does take longer to charge.

Battery life

The Shark AI AV2501AE offers some unique features, such as a bagless self-emptying base and advanced 360 LiDAR navigation. It can locate your home, then return to the charging station to recharge, and then begin cleaning where you stopped. It can also identify and avoid obstacles such as furniture, stairs, walls and other obstacles to avoid collisions. It has a feature which lets you create virtual boundaries that the robot can't traverse.

In our tests, the robot vacuumed both carpeted and hard floors. It performed very well on each surface. It picked up sprinkles and other debris scattered on carpeting, but left some on the hard floors. The battery's performance was superior to the norm however, the device required to be charged more than once in order to continue to run for an hour on 'Max' power.

This robotic vacuum comes with an easy-to-use design and simple controls. It can be operated with the physical Clean and Dock buttons on top, with your smartphone via the SharkClean app, or with voice commands using Amazon Alexa or Google Assistant. The app lets you plan whole-home cleanings as well as targeted cleanings and provides detailed reports for each run.

In our tests, we discovered that the Shark IQ stayed in Max Power mode for about an hour and cleaned the floor with a full bin. The battery can be recharged in just four hours, which is a little longer than other competitors. The vacuum's two status lights for the battery on the top of the vacuum provide an approximate estimate of its remaining runtime as well as indicating when it is in Eco or Max power modes.

The Shark EZ Robot Self-Empty robot vacuum is an excellent option for pet owners as it gets rid of a lot debris from floors that are not cleaned and is a great performer of removing pet hair. It is simple to use and comes with a long-lasting battery. It does have some drawbacks, such as a large dustbin that must be manually empty and the need for periodic maintenance and replacement. It also doesn't work well on low and high-pile carpets. Additionally, it may not climb over obstacles like electrical cords.

Remote control

This robot does not come with the remote control, however you can easily control it by pressing the Clean and Dock buttons located on the top of the device. It can also be controlled via the SharkClean app (for Android and iOS) or with voice commands using Amazon Alexa or Google Assistant. You can create cleaning schedules, choose which rooms the robot will clean, and select the option of spot-cleaning. You can also use the app to change suction power settings and examine the history of cleaning and the status of charge. The app can be used to update the robot's firmware and allow push notification. The app also enables you to create virtual no-go zones to your robot.

Although it's not as technologically advanced as some of the more expensive units we've examined however, the Shark IQ Self-Empty Robot Vacuum is an excellent value. It is very efficient on floors that are unfinished and carpets with high piles, a large external dustbin that automatically emptys and has a powerful battery. It can remove pet hair from a large area. However, it can't get around obstacles of some height, and often treats power cables as solid barriers. It's not always easy to maneuver and may not be able to move around certain furniture pieces.

Consider an alternative if you have a home with a lot of stairs and tight corners. The iRobot Roomba i7, for instance, is more solid, has a longer maximum battery life, and offers slightly more precise mapping capabilities and can remove debris more effectively on both bare floors and carpets with low pile. It also provides an improved obstacle avoidance, and can set up virtual no-go zones through its companion app. The bin on the outside is larger and uses disposable dirtbags instead of a bagless system.

The iRobot has the added benefit of being the only model we have tested that can automatically recharge and resume work after the complete cleaning of your home. In many instances this feature can be the difference in whether or not your floors are truly cleaned. The iRobot is also a little more shaky than the SHARK RV2620WD AI Ultra Robot Vacuum Mop, and it is more difficult to maneuver under furniture that is heavy.

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