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The Shark Robot Vacuum and Mop Self-Emptying XL RV1001AE

The robot vacuums and mop exceptionally well on carpets as well as clean floors. It can be controlled using the physical Clean and Dock button on its top, or the SharkClean App, or with voice commands using Alexa or Google Assistant.

It also provides excellent obstacle avoidance, a feature that the more expensive iRobot Roomba i7+ lacks. However its dustbin requires frequent emptying, and isn't as clean as those of other self-emptying models.

Features

Shark EZ Robot Self Empty is a robotic vacuum that is perfect for tile floors and carpets. It is a powerful vacuum that comes with an HEPA-bagless mop. It also comes with a number of automation features that can help reduce hands-on maintenance needs. For instance, if it's done cleaning, ready to be emptied or charged, the robot will automatically return to its dock. It doesn't have an remote control, as do many other robot vacuums. Instead you can utilize the Clean and Dock buttons that are located on top, or your smartphone or even voice commands using Amazon Alexa or Google Assistant.

This Shark robot mop and vacuum also has the ability to be programmed. The app makes it easy to create a schedule of cleaning for any day of the week and to decide how long you would like the machine to be working for. In our tests, we observed that the robot followed the schedules we set up and started working according to the time you set.

This model, as the rest of Shark's vacuums or mops, makes use of sonic vibrating and a bottle containing a cleaning solution to scrub down your floor. The mopping pads move around the floor to pick up dirt and debris, which would otherwise be left behind by other robotic mops. In our tests it was able lift minor to moderate staining from bathroom tiles and laminate flooring in kitchens.

It's also great that there's no trash bin to empty manually after every use. It's an insignificant detail but it will to reduce the number of times that you have to empty the bin during the lifetime of your robot. This vacuum and mop combination is just a little cheaper than the Shark AI Ultra Robot, which is a real obstacle avoidance.

However, this Shark robot does have a few other quality-of-life features that make it worth purchasing. For instance, it comes with three suction power settings that include normal, Eco, and Max. It also comes with two side brushes that allow it to move more easily over obstacles, such as electrical cords.

Design

A quality robot vacuum cleaner and mop can make your life easier. Instead of carrying a bucket of soapy water around your home the robot rolls its pad over all surfaces and leaves behind just the smallest amount of wet cleansers--less than a puddle but more than a wiping. The floors are dried quickly, and saves you from dripping water everywhere.

shark 2 in 1 robot vacuum offers a variety of robots which vacuum and mop. The AI Ultra and its predecessor the original AI model both have excellent ratings from users for their powerful vacuuming capabilities and simple maintenance. However, the latest Two-in-One model has problems with mapping and control.

Like many robot mops this one uses sonic vibrating and comes with a bottle of floor cleaning solution to wash your floors. It also has self-cleaning brushrolls that get rid of pet hair and long strings as well as an edge cleaner to provide more thorough cleaning along walls and corners. This makes it an ideal choice for floors with no pile or carpets.

The AI Ultra has Matrix Clean navigation, as well as a HEPA base with a 60-day capacity that catches dust and allergens. Its precision grid cleaning pattern takes multiple passes over debris and dirt, ensuring no spots missed for an complete home clean. And, like all Shark robotic vacuums and mops, this model is compatible with Amazon Alexa and Google Assistant.

The advanced sensor technology of this model allows it to effortlessly avoid stairs and furniture. The system also detects and automatically moves away from obstacles to prevent the machine from becoming stuck or tangled. It has Wi-Fi enabled for smart connectivity, and it works with the SharkClean app that you can use to schedule your schedules, choose rooms, or even initiate Matrix Clean on demand.

The app is simple to use and gives helpful status updates. This is particularly important for robots that have to perform two tasks at once. The app allows scheduling and control and also tips and tricks for getting the most from your machine.

Mapping

The Shark IQ Robot Self-Emptying XL RV1001AE ($599) is among the best two-in-one robot vacuums we've test. It's fast and efficient, it is rarely stuck, and has a huge bin inside its base station that only needs to be emptied every month. You can also control it via your phone, or voice commands. You can also create cleaning schedules.

This model, like most Shark products, has a 360-degree LIDAR sensor. It produces a detailed home map, so it can move around without hitting obstructions, even in the dark. The app lets you set custom carpet and no-go zones as well as to alter cleaning schedules on demand.

Shark, which produces kitchen appliances and household cleaners under the brand name Ninja has been able to catch up with its rivals. The company offers a wide selection of low-cost robots with many features that are suitable for a variety of uses.

The EZ Self-Emptying Robot Vacuum has numerous features that make it distinguish itself from other models in its class, such as the large dirt compartment that is mounted on its charging dock and powerful suction that is able to tackle bare floors as well as low and high-pile carpet. It can be controlled by physical 'Clean' and "Dock buttons on top or via the SharkClean app and Alexa or Google Assistant voice commands. The battery can last for 70 minutes when it is in "Max" mode. There are also indicator lights that show when the battery is low.

The Shark IQ has a few advantages over the EZ self-emptying robot. Most notably, its LIDAR mapping technology provides it with a more precise scanning of the room and the ability to recognize household objects as obstacles that it can avoid. It has a stronger motor and is more movable. It is also more efficient on flat floors. However the EZ offers more useful features and charges faster, doesn't get stuck on tassels for rug as often and has lower ongoing costs.

Performance

The Shark IQ Robot is a competent option for mopping and vacuuming. It removes a significant amount of dirt from floors that are not cleaned, does a fair job on carpeted floors and feels solidly constructed. It has plastic-like feel, however it's not as well-equipped than other robots in its price range with regard to quality of life features.

It only has three power settings: the energy-saving "Eco" mode and the default "Normal" mode. You can only switch between these modes within the companion application once the appliance is running. It doesn't have an 'Only-Vacuum' mode, or a mode for just mopping. It does have a side brush that can be switched off or on, however. Its vacuuming performance is solid, but it does struggle to suck up bulky material like rice, which could cause it to overflow its dirt compartment, and then clog.

The mopping efficiency, however, is outstanding due to its extensive pathing and the Sonic mopping system. The cleaning cycle can run up to 90 minutes, and the tank can store up to 2 gallons water and mopping solution. The mopping pad can also be reusable.

The IQ's maneuverability is adequate but it gets stuck occasionally on low-lying obstructions, such as electrical cords and rug tassels. The sensor navigation system uses LiDAR, infrared sensors and drop sensors to navigate. However, it sometimes does not recognize the base of my cat condo as a set or stairs. The SharkClean App and Google Assistant or Amazon Alexa can be used to manage it manually. A set of indicators on the top of the surface provide an estimation of its battery life.

Comparing it with the iRobot Roomba 694, a similar model, this one is superior in cleaning low-pile or high-pile carpets and more effective on unfinished floors. It also has a bigger dirt capacity and can recharge in a third of the time. It's also built better, is simpler to maintain and has lower cost per year. Its application is also more user-friendly. The IQ Robot also comes with an 'Find Robot' button, which can help you locate it in the event that it goes off during cleaning and doesn't return to its dock as expected.