Shark RV2310AE Matrix Self-Emptying Robot Vacuum with Bagless, 45-Day Capacity, Self-Cleaning Brushroll for Pet Hair, No Spots Missed on Carpets & Hard Floors, Precision Home Mapping, Wi-Fi, Black

After 3 other brand robots. I decided to go with the Shark for the easy to empty debris bucket, no vacuum bags required. The robot is easy to program, the settings for "no go zones" work well. The Shark cleans very well; I am surprised how much cat hair and dirt get picked up. The Shark is quieter than the competitor. The mapping feature in the app is user friendly, displaying a good representation of the floor space. I've had this for a month and am pleased with the vacuum performance. This model is a great buy, good performance medium cost. Recommend!

I purchased this after dealing with Roomba issues for almost 2 years, and this Shark vac has made all of the difference. It actually finds it's docking station every single time, even when I've stacked boxes around it. It follows the mapping very well, and if it happens to end up on the carpet, it still performs very well! The app is easy to navigate for last second changes. I have an Australian Shepherd that sheds like crazy, and brings grass into the house. I picks it up without issues, the 45 day capacity is an extra bonus meaning I don't have to empty it almost everyday. I will warn you though, the self cleaning is very loud for a few seconds (If you have sleeping babies in the area, I would schedule the end time outside of naptime.)

I have one of these shark vacuums I use downstairs and it works great. I ordered this one for upstairs it is the same as my other vacuum. It would not connect to the app and kept telling me to empty the trash bins. I reinserted both of the trash collection areas many times to no avail. The vacuum was super loud and making odd noises. Sounded nothing like the current one I own. Tried calling Shark customer service and they were no help. I returned this vacuum and ordered the Shark navigator Robo vac and it worked great immediately. I think maybe these vacuums are hit and miss on them working. If I had this much trouble with my first one I would never have ordered a second vacuum. When the work they are awesome. This particular one I received was just a bad one.

I had can you be 11s for about 4 years and it finally messed up on me, decided to try a different manufacturer this time and we looked at the reviews between the top competitors and thought I would bring for the self-empting robovac. After doing some research I found it all of the self empty and robovac had these disposable bags you had to purchase that went in the charging base, it was something I didn't want and was considered not getting a sale tempting until I come across a shark in their bagless self-empting system. I let it run for about 30 to 35 minutes after charging up to map my house and get to lay out it was a pretty accurate layout of my house labeling the rooms were very easy one thing that would be better is if the barriers used to set up a room to be more than just square rectangle and make them smaller like four the laundry rooms or pantries and stuff. It cleans very well great suction even on eco mode. The roller got stuck a couple of times during the first cleaning because haven't had a vacuum for almost a week I could get everywhere that a broom really couldn't get without me having to move a bunch of stuff around but I'm really liking the self cleaning brush and the self emptying charging station so far. I'm really enjoying being able to use my phone or Alexa device to start shark to vacuuming a room or the whole house and not having to go get the remote started to vacuuming. It's a little bit taller and wider than my last one but and I still haven't seen anywhere but it can't go that the old one could. The sharp River vac is quiet but still slightly louder than the you feel of an ass I had which most of the time when it vacuums we're all at work so it really doesn't bother me.

I had 2 robot vacuums. An Ecovacs Deebot N79S, and a Roomba 694. When the Deebot quit on me after 2 years, I decided to upgrade to a model with mapping technology. I decided on this model due to it's relative low cost with automatic emptying and good back and forth vacuuming method. The first thing I noticed is that it's quieter than both of my older vacuums, although this may be due to using the default MEDIUM suction setting. MEDIUM has worked so far so I have not changed it from that. It is also VERY thorough in cleaning. First it cleans along the perimeter of the room then changes to the interior. Once one room is done, it moves to the next. You will have to do an initial mapping of your desired cleaning area first so it knows where all the furniture, walls, and stairs are. After that initial mapping you can set 'no-go' zones. Most setup and interaction with the vacuum is done though a smartphone app, although there are very basic buttons i.e. on/off/return to dock on the vacuum itself. This vacuum uses LiDAR location technology so it does a real good job of vacuuming everywhere but you will have to pick up small objects off the floor because it will not see them. I had to put bumpers near the pet bowls because it was pushing them around and spilling them. You can set up 'no-go' zones in the app but I have not been able to get them to work properly yet. Hopefully Shark will put out a firmware update that will fix this. The auto-emptying dock is a lot quieter than the Roomba S9+ dock that I tried. The S9+ dock was as loud as a shop vac, if you've ever heard one of those. The S9+ also pushed around most of the small carpets I had at the entrances from outside. This vacuum does not. Unfortunately, you will have to clean the HEPA filter on the vacuum itself every 2-3 cleanings. It clogs up quickly and being NON-REPLACEABLE, it's a pain to have to clean.