Shark EZ Robot Vacuum - Self-Emptying Base Station

The majority of robot vacuums require that you empty the dustbin frequently and add an extra task to your daily routine. The base station of this Shark model holds a large bin that needs to be emptied once a month.

This model is more efficient on floors that are carpeted or bare It also has lower costs for recurring expenses, requires less maintenance, and has longer battery life. It also maneuvers over obstructions like electrical cords more easily.

1. Easy to empty

This Shark robot vacuum has an emptying bag that self-empties. It is designed to remove dust, dirt and pet hair from various floor types - carpets and hardwood floors. It also collects small and large objects like cords, toys, and shoes. It is an excellent option for families with pets, as it has an external carbon filter that neutralizes odors. The unit is easy to maintain and clean, making it a convenient addition to any home.

The SharkClean App makes it simple to pair and manage the device. The app allows you to plan whole-home cleanings, or to target specific areas or rooms that you want cleaned 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 automatically return to the dock or its Self-Empty Base at completion of a cleaning process and then recharge. It will then resume the next time it is scheduled to clean, picking up from where it left off.

This model has a large bin that lets it pick-up more debris than its rivals. It also does a great job of removing hairs that are short on carpets with a medium pile. It also does a great job of maneuvering through rooms with small spaces. Another advantage is that it has strong suction power, which is evident in the results of our sand embedment test, as well as its performance on both high and low-pile carpet.

However, there are some disadvantages. One of the most significant drawbacks is the fact that the shark robot vacuum does not have an LIDAR for a more precise mapping of rooms. It can avoid obstacles, such as household objects, like toys or furniture, by detecting and registering them. However, it is only possible to create permanent no go zones manually with the app. The robot will have to modify the area when it is removed from its base. This means that any mapping progress and no-go zones you create will be lost.

2. Easy to Effortlessly Clean With Shark Av752 Robot Vacuum

If you're considering investing in a robot vacuum one of the most important factors to consider is how simple it is to maintain and clean. The majority of robots have a number of components that require regular cleaning. They can also get stuck on things like socks, cords, or dog toys. This can result in a lot of time spent trying to remove the obstructions and return them to their normal tasks, which is why it is important to select an option that is low-maintenance.

The Shark EZ Self-Emptying Robot Vacuum is a great option to those who are seeking a reliable robot vacuum that's low-maintenance and has an extra-large dustbin. The Shark Clean app, Alexa or Google Assistant can be used to initiate and end cleaning with a voice command. The app lets you plan whole-home cleanings, look over cleaning reports, and more. This robot vacuum has a variety of features including the ability to clean multiple floors and to automatically return to its dock to pick up where it was when it left.

Smart navigation technology allows this robot vacuum to navigate through obstacles such as furniture and clutter. It has an upward-facing sensor between the Clean and Dock buttons. It can identify distinct reference points it uses to to map your home. It may take several cleanings to finish mapping your home, but once it does you can view an interactive map and label rooms, and create virtual no-go zones in the Shark Clean app.

Another bonus of this Shark robot is that it offers an array of cleaning modes to suit your needs. It can clean carpets and hard floors and its powerful motor will remove pet hair, dirt and other particles. You can also utilize the Self-Emptying Mode to automatically empty the dustbin when it's filled, which will save you from having to manually empty the bin after every run.

The Shark EZ Robot Auto-Emptying Vacuum is also cheaper than the iRobot Roomba i7. However, it does not have the same number of Advanced Shark AV751 Robot Vacuum: Wi-Fi Voice Control features. It comes with a larger dust bin that's attached to its base station. It's also built better and has less components that need routine maintenance. It's also a good choice for those looking for a reliable, low-maintenance robotic that is able to do a great job on floors that are bare and can also pick pet hairs from high-pile carpeting.

3. Easy to maintain

The Shark EZ Robot Self Empty is not equipped with a wireless remote, but it is easy to operate manually. The top of the unit has physical Clean and Dock button that can be pressed to operate. You can also use the app or voice commands, or Amazon Alexa/Google Assistant to operate the device.

Like many robotic vacuums, this one comes with a large dust bin that drains into the base after every run. The bin is completely bagless which means you don't need to deal with the removal and replacing filter bags However, the larger bin could require emptying at least once per month. The bin can be removed quickly and the contents removed in a matter of minutes.

The robot's hygienic components must also be kept clean. The sensor, brushroll and filter are required to be cleaned regularly with an enzymatic cleaner or soaked in baking soda to eliminate odors that are musty and prevent bacteria build-up. It's also a good idea to keep an eye on the battery and power level that can be easily checked with just a glance at the status lights.

It's a good idea get rid of all the items on the floor prior to the initial map-making exploration run. Cleaning expert Solomon suggests taking off shoes and socks, cords, dog toys, and other things that could be swept away by the robot. It took approximately 40 minutes to map my home. Once it was completed I was capable of labelling the map, create no go zones, and schedule cleaning tasks.

The app is well-designed, and easy to use, though it does occasionally freeze. It is possible to use the app to switch suction power modes, schedule cleaning sessions, check the robot's charging and battery status, monitor the progress of its mapping and set up push notifications. You can create virtual no-go areas using the app. However this feature requires the map be complete.

I was impressed by the aspect that the Shark EZ Robot is compatible with both Alexa and Google Assistant, so you can control it using either of these services. It also comes with a Find Robot button to help you locate the device, and a one year limited warranty that covers manufacturing and materials defects.

4. Easy to operate

If you're looking for a hands-off robot that can do the heavy lifting while you're away, the Shark EZ Robot Self-Empty is one of our top choices. It has excellent physical automation capabilities and can be connected to Amazon Alexa or Google Home devices to control the voice. It's simple to set up straight out of the box. You only need to put the two side brushes into place and then place the mat on the base. It's necessary to plug it into a power source and make sure it has a location to sit down after every cleaning session. This will stop it from being thrown out of course and losing its mapping progress and virtual no-go areas.

When it's time to empty the bin it will Shark EZ Robot Self-Empty will automatically dumps its contents (a little loudly) into the base for easy removal and disposal. It can store up to 30 days worth of trash before it has to be empty so you don't have to empty it for a quick clean-up often. Its extra-large dust bin is another advantage, and it's bagless so you don't have to worry about replacing bags.

The only thing that prevents this robot from being completely hands-free is the fact that you have to take it out for regular maintenance and empty it at least once a month, but it's a huge step up from having to complete these tasks manually. It doesn't have the LIDAR navigation system that is found in the more expensive Shark AI Ultra Robot. However, it is still able to clear obstructions and clear debris.

The Shark app allows you to schedule a daily cleaning. It will return to its base at the end each cycle and empty the contents. You can program it to return at a particular time if you wish.