Shark EZ Robot Vacuum - Self-Emptying Base Station

Most robot vacuums require you to empty the dustbin often, which can add an additional task to your daily cleaning routine. The base station of this Shark model has a huge bin that only needs to be cleaned once per month.

In comparison to the more expensive shark robot vacuum and mop self emptying AI Robot, this model is more Efficient Cleaning with Shark RV2820AE Detect Pro on carpets and floors that are not bare, incurs fewer recurring costs and maintenance needs, and has a larger maximum battery life. It can also move over obstacles such as electrical cords, for example, more easily.

1. Easy to empty

The robot vacuum from Shark comes with a bagless self-emptying base. It is designed to remove dust dirt, pet hair and dirt from a variety of floor types, including hardwood floors and carpets. It can also pick up small and large items like toys, cords and shoes. It is a great option for families with pets as it comes with an external carbon filter that neutralizes smells. The unit is easy-to-maintain and clean and is a great addition to any home.

It is easy to install and use, because it is paired and Robotvacuummops controlled with the SharkClean app. The app allows you to schedule entire-home cleanings or you can choose to focus on specific rooms or areas you'd like to tidy right now. It is also compatible with Amazon Alexa and Google Assistant which makes it easy to start, stop, or schedule a cleaning using voice commands. The app also displays a battery status indicator. The robot will return to its dock or Self-Empty base at the end of each cleaning cycle, and charge. The robot will resume cleaning the next time it is scheduled to clean, resuming from where it was when it left.

This model comes with a huge bin that allows it to collect more debris than counterparts. It also does a good job of removing short hairs on carpets with a medium pile. It also has a great job at navigating around rooms with small spaces. Another advantage is that it has strong suction power, which is evident in the results of our sand embedment test and its performance on both low and high-pile carpet.

However, there are negatives. One of the major drawbacks is the fact that the shark robot vacuum doesn't come with a LIDAR for more precise mapping of rooms. It is able to avoid obstacles, such as household objects, like toys or furniture, by being able to detect and register them. However, it's only possible to create permanent no-go zones manually using the app. Another drawback is that if you remove the robot from its base after cleanings, it will need to remap your space without losing any progress in mapping or no-go zones created.

2. Easy to clean

If you're considering buying a robot vacuum, one of the main factors to consider is how easy it is to maintain and clean. Most robots have a lot of parts that require regular cleaning and may become stuck on things such as cords, socks, or dog toys. This can require a lot of effort to remove the obstructions, and it can be a challenge to get them working again.

The Shark EZ Self-Emptying Robot Vacuum is a great choice for people looking for a reliable robotic vacuum that is low-maintenance and comes with an extra-large dust bin. The Shark Clean app, Alexa or Google Assistant can be used to start and stop cleaning sessions using the use of a voice command. The app lets you schedule home cleaning sessions, check your records and more. This vacuum cleaner comes with a variety of features that allow it to sweep multiple floors and to return automatically to its dock to resume where it began.

This robot vacuum's smart navigation technology lets it avoid obstacles and navigate around things like furniture and clutter. It features a sensor that points upwards between the Clean and dock buttons. The sensor detects unique reference points to map your home. It may take several cleanings for it to finish mapping your home, but once it does you can see an interactive map and label rooms, and create virtual no-go zones using the Shark Clean app.

Another advantage of this Shark robot is that it comes with a wide range of cleaning modes to suit your requirements. It's able to clean both hard floors and carpeted rooms and its powerful motor can remove dirt, pet hair and other particles from all surfaces. The Self-Emptying mode will automatically empty the dustbin once it's full. This will save you the hassle of having to empty the bin manually after each run.

The Shark Easy Robot Self-Emptying vacuum is also less expensive than the iRobot Roomba i7, though it doesn't come with as many advanced features. It has a bigger dust bin that's placed on its base station. It's also built better and has fewer components that need routine maintenance. It's also a better option for those who want an efficient, low-maintenance robot that is able to do a great job on bare floors and can also pick pet hairs from high-pile carpeting.

3. Easy to maintain

The Shark EZ Robot Self-Empty doesn't include a remote, however it's simple enough to operate manually. The top of the unit has the physical Clean and Dock buttons that can be pressed to operate. You can also use the app or voice commands, or Google Assistant or Amazon Alexa to operate the unit.

As with most robotic vacuums this one has a large dust bin that emptys into the base after every run. The bin is not bagless and therefore you don't have to deal with removing and replacing filter bags however, the large bin will need to be empty a couple of times per month. The bin can be removed quickly and the contents removed in just a few minutes.

The robot's components that are hygienic should also be kept in good condition. The filter, brushroll and sensors should be cleaned periodically with an enzymatic cleaner, or placed in baking soda to eliminate odors that are musty and stop the build-up of bacteria. Also, keep an eye on the battery level and power which you can examine by looking at the status light.

It's a great idea to get rid of all the items on the floor before the first map-making exploration run. Cleaning expert Solomon suggests taking off shoes, socks cords, dog toys, and cords (basically anything that might be swept away by the robot). This unit took about 40 minutes to map out my home. After the mapping was completed, I was able to view and label the map in the app, as well as set up no-go zones and schedule cleanings.

The app is well-designed and intuitive to use, but it does occasionally freeze. The app allows you to change suction power modes or schedule cleaning sessions. You can also monitor the robot's charging or battery status, track its progress in mapping and allow push notifications. You can also create virtual no-go zones through the app, but this feature requires a complete map to be constructed.

The Shark EZ Robot was compatible with both Alexa, and Google Assistant. This means that you can control the robot using either of the services. It also has an Find Robot button to help you locate the device, and a one-year limited warranty that covers manufacturing and material defects.

4. Easy to operate

Shark EZ Robot Self Empty is a top choice if you're looking for a robot that can perform the heavy lifting for you while you're away. It's a robot that has outstanding physical automation features. It is also able to connect to Amazon Alexa and Google Home devices for voice controls. It's easy to set up from the box, with all you need to do is that you attach its two side brushes in its place and then place the base on the mat. It's also necessary to connect it to the power source, and you'll want to ensure it has a suitable solid, stable place to sit at the end of each cleaning session to ensure it doesn't get knocked off course and lose its mapping progress or virtual no-go zones.

The Shark EZ Robot Self Empty automatically emptys its contents into the base (a bit loudly) and is easy to take out and removal. It can store up to 30 days of debris before it has to be cleaned out and that means you won't need to take it out for a quick clean up frequently. The extra-large dust bin is a further benefit.

The only thing that stops this robot from truly hands-free is the fact that you still have to take it out for regular maintenance and empty it at least once per month, but it's still an impressive improvement from having to complete these tasks manually. It's not equipped with the LIDAR navigation system that is found in the more expensive Shark AI Ultra Robot. However, it is still able to clear obstructions and debris.

The Shark app allows you to schedule the daily cleaning. It will return to its base at the end of each cycle and empty the contents. You can even schedule an exact time to return, if you'd prefer.