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Not All Robot Vacuum Models Are Created Equal

A robotic vacuum can save you time, but it can't work miracles. A properly designed robot can help keep your home clean however, not all models are created equal.

The iRobot Roomba 981 costs more than the Shark AI Ultra Robot but is faster charging, feels more durable, incurs less regular expenses, is more maneuverable and allows you to define virtual boundaries.

The ION Robot AV753 Series

The ION Robot AV753 series is an intelligent robot vacuum cleaner that has numerous advantages over other entry-level robots. It comes with an energy-efficient "Eco' mode, an efficient brushroll that assists in cleaning floors with no dirt, and it is compatible with Alexa and Google Assistant for voice control.

The Tri-Brush System of the unit that includes side brushes, channel brush and multi-surface brush, ensures thorough cleaning on all surfaces. Built-in cliff sensors prevent the vacuum from falling off stairs or ledges, while a long time-to-clean allows the device to finish multiple cleaning sessions without having to recharge.

However, it lacks advanced mapping and room-recognition abilities The 0.45-quart dustbin needs to be emptied frequently. If you are having trouble connecting your Shark robot to Wi-Fi, you can try turning it off, then waiting 10 seconds, and then turning it on again. This will reset the connection with your router.

The ION Robot AV800 Series

The ION Robot has an excellent range of automation functions. The companion app allows you to remotely control the robot and change its power modes and schedule cleaning sessions or even return it to its charging dock. It also supports voice commands via Alexa and Google Home devices.

The assembly process is easy out of the box, with the only tasks being to snap the two side brushes into place and plug it in. The compact design, ergonomic body, and small dustbin make it easy to transport and store.

Compared to the Shark RV700 Series, it feels better-built and has fewer components that require regular maintenance, has lower recurring costs and charges faster, works better on all surface types and comes with a set of physical boundary strips. It is also more maneuverable and has a longer battery life. The price is higher.

The ION Robot AV900 Series

Shark's ION Robot has some impressive features that set it apart from the rest of the pack. It can travel through your home on its own while staying clear of obstacles. It also has an energy-efficient 'Eco' mode as well as a high-suction 'Max mode. It also comes with two single arm side brushes that move debris into its main brushroll, and a large dust bin.

It uses an app to control a few of its features, however the companion app isn't especially user-friendly with inputs that do not always work and a confusing menu system. It is possible to operate this vacuum without WiFi or the app by pressing operating buttons on top.

The iRobot Roomba 694 is better than the ION Robot because it feels better-built, has fewer parts that require regular cleaning, costs less to maintain, can move more effectively, and clears debris with greater efficiency across all surfaces. It also has an advanced range of automation options, including the self-emptying feature as well as a HEPA filter that traps allergens.

The ION Robot AV1000 Series

The Shark ION Robot has been rated as one of the top robot vacuums on the market. It is extremely efficient, it cleans many surfaces effectively, and does a great job of avoiding obstacles. It also comes with a useful app that allows you to control from anywhere you have internet access (or the ability to connect to any device that is internet-connected). The only downside is that the robot may be a little slow to reach dirt spots and could bounce around in areas where there isn't any dirt visible. This can be frustrating for Monica Gellar type-As! The garbage bin is emptying fast and it's easy to set up schedules. The app is available on iPhone and Android. There are also buttons for operation on the top of the device to those who prefer not to use the app.

The ION Robot AV1500 Series

This vacuum feels well-built and is easy to use. It connects to wifi through the Shark app but can also operate without it (by pressing the operating buttons manually on the top of the unit). It comes with a convenient charging station that nestles underneath and is easily accessible from the receptacle.

It has an extended battery life and does a fantastic job of cleaning floors that are not clean. However, it struggles on carpets with a low pile and isn't able to handle pet hair as well as the more expensive robots.

Its companion app isn't great with a clunky interface and inputs that do not always get a response. It lacks mapping features and also makes it impossible to see a coverage map of previous cleaning sessions or set up boundary markers. It doesn't have a max-fill sensor either.

The ION Robot AV2500 Series

The ION robot can be controlled remotely via the shark cordless Vacuum self Empty app on your phone or tablet. The app gives you a range of options for scheduling cleanings and also to organize areas that you want to keep clean or avoid. You can even program the app to tell your vacuum to not be touched by certain surfaces. The app also gives plenty of remote access to all the features of the machine.

Ion integrates seamlessly with the PACS system of your hospital and PlanPoint software, allowing for an easy workflow from planning to taking the nodule biopsy. Ion's navigation routes are pre-planned to ensure the accuracy of the tool-in-lesion and to allow for a more thorough exploration of the lung's peripheral region. Its non-magnetic system integrates easily with bronchoscopy rooms, without the necessity of an external magnetic navigation or an electromagnetic shield. The ultrathin bronchoscopy catheter it uses is thin enough for it to pass through a sleeve for cystic fibrosis.

The ION Robot AV3500 Series

This robot vacuum feels good quality, cleans pet hair and other bulky debris easily, and has a long battery life. It has a basic navigation system, and it may hit objects or be caught in rugs tassels. It is also noisier and more expensive than other models.

The SharkClean application is required to operate the device via WiFi however it can also be operated manually by pressing the buttons on top. The app allows you to change the power mode set limits, look at the previous results of cleaning, and even the remaining battery life. You can also transfer it back into its dock. It's not easy to use with inputs that don't always register and a convoluted menu system.

The ION Robot AV4500 Series

The ION Robot is a budget robot that cleans most surfaces effectively and feels very well made. It comes with a long-lasting, durable battery, simple-to-use controls, and multiple operating modes. It also has a decent dust bin that can be slid into and out for fast refills. However, it can sometimes become stuck on items such as socks, and requires manual intervention in tight areas.

The ION Robot's companion application allows it to switch between three different power modes which include the energy-efficient Eco mode, the standard Normal mode and a high-suction mode. The physical buttons on top allow you to start and end a cleaning session, send the robot back to its dock, or to engage the suction mode 'Max. It isn't equipped with the sophisticated room mapping features that are available on more expensive shark self-emptying robot vacuum robot models. It comes with some ongoing costs, such as the premotor filter and brushroll which must be replaced every two months.

The ION Robot AV5500 Series

The shark 2 in 1 robot vacuum robot vacuum is made well, clears debris effectively on all surfaces, and has a long battery lifespan. However, it's not great in tackling pet hair and other difficult messes and has somewhat rudimentary automation capabilities.

It can also miss spots and go over them multiple times if it is using random navigation. It could also get caught on rug tassels, or struggle to climb the stairs.

The ION app provides basic functions, such as scheduling and setting power mode, but the interface can be a bit difficult to use because inputs aren't always recognized and an unclear menu structure. The Shark AI Ultra Robot, for instance, comes with boundary maker and coverage map options. It's not offered on cheaper models. You'll also need to keep track of regular costs such as replacing the pre-motor filter and brushroll.

The ION Robot AV6500 Series

This robot is simple to use and comes with an app that can be used as a companion. It is also quiet and operates without WiFi by pressing the robot's operating buttons. Its dustbin easily empties and snaps back in place.

It does an okay job of clearing small and bulky particles like cereal or rice. Its rudimentary navigation system that relies on random paths to map its coverage area, and does not have room mapping capability, can cause it to miss some areas of the home or become stuck on rug tassels.

The EZ Robot is superior to this model in most cases. It is made better and has fewer parts that require periodic replacement or maintenance and incurs less recurring costs. It also moves more effectively and offers superior performance when used on low pile and unfinished floors. It also has a broader suite of automation features and a larger dustbin.