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The Shark I robot vacuum is a fantastic mid-range robotic. It is a great vacuum cleaner with some cool features.

It does a great job of cleaning and uses row-by-row patterns to clean floors. It also works well on rugs, and can move over rug tassels.

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The Shark i has a number of standout features, including its intelligent navigation technology and self-empty dock. Its IQ navigation system makes use of a matrix grid for cleaning room-by-room. This ensures that no corner of your house is missed. It also empties the dustbin into the baseless bagless after each cleaning.

The vacuum can also be controlled by Amazon Alexa and the SharkClean App, so there is no need for an additional remote. The vacuum also has a button at the top of the unit to control the vacuum.

You can use the app to create a profile on your vacuum and name it, then schedule cleanings and check your the history of your cleaning. You can also define virtual boundaries to keep the i from entering areas where it could become stuck or hit things that are fragile. You can also choose different power modes so you can reduce energy consumption on tasks that are difficult.

It also comes with a pair of grippy wheels to help it over obstacles like floors or stairs. It also has the ability to detect and maneuver around obstacles like electrical cords, which can be beneficial for pet owners who have small sheds of cats or dogs.

The i comes with three power settings. There's an energy-saving Eco Mode, a Normal Mode by default, and a Max Power mode. You can also design custom cleaning schedules for individual rooms or floors, which is great if you have a large home that requires frequent cleanings.

The i is able to be programmed to automatically return to its dock and empty its trash bin However, you need to be aware of the battery's life as it can overestimate how much runtime is left. It can also get confused and restart itself if you tell it to 'Clean Entire House', so you should be vigilant about when you begin or stop it.

Design

The Shark i robot vacuum that vacuums and mops has a sleek design and a premium look. The main wheels are covered in rubber treads, which provide it with excellent maneuverability. It is small in size and is able to fit under most furniture. Despite its size, it's able to climb over rugs with high piles and reach under couches.

The robot is equipped with multiple sensors such as boundary and cliff sensors, that allow it to map out your home. It also has a module that detects and eliminates obstacles. The app lets you control the robot’s settings, schedule cleaning sessions and view the history of its cleaning. The app is easy to use, however it does not permit you to create virtual no go zones.

While the Shark i robot is a ideal choice for floors with no floor, it has trouble picking up large debris like hair from pets and gets stuck on surfaces with a lot of clutter. The dirt compartment can also get full and make it difficult for you to empty after cleaning. The vacuum doesn't also have a self-emptying dock, so you'll have to manually empty its dust bin when it's full.

The vacuum's battery is very short and runs out frequently before it is able to return to the base. It's also a little noisy and the app doesn't allow you to choose specific areas to be cleaned or skip. It's best to use it in conjunction with a different robot vacuum rather than as a stand-alone machine. However, the benefits of delegating your vacuuming to the robot is unquestionable. The iRobot Roomba, on the other hand, is a superior mapping and I Robot vacuum navigation capabilities as well as a self-emptying dock. It's also a bit cheaper than the Shark i robotic vacuum.

Cleaning Performance

The Shark IQ vacuums well even though it's hard to master to the robotic sound. It doesn't get lost and repeat steps as do older Shark robots, such as the ION85 or the RV871. The iQ also does a good job of mapping your home by creating a map in the app that allows you to name rooms so it knows where to go, thereby making it more efficient than ION 85 in terms of not wasting time going over the same areas again.

It struggles with bare floors or rug. It can take in tiny particles however pet hair and bulkier objects like rice and cereals can be overwhelming for it. Additionally the dirt compartment gets filled quickly and may begin to lose suction power as it fills up and makes this robot less than ideal for bare floors or high-pile carpets. It can also clog up when it comes into contact with furniture that is tangled or furniture that is tipped.

It's easy for you to solve these issues by emptying the bin at the base. The bin automatically empty into the bin once it's filled. This saves you from having to empty the dust bin at the end of each run. The extra-large bin requires to be cleaned every 30 days, which reduces ownership costs over the long term.

You can also make use of the SharkClean app to set different cleaning modes and monitor its battery life, make a schedule, see your history of cleaning and set virtual boundaries that block it from entering rooms where it might get stuck or knock over fragile objects. The iQ is also controlled manually using its remote control, which features directions for guiding it around your home.

Battery Life

Even when in its high-suction "Max" mode, this robot vacuum still has a long battery life. It can run for up to an hour in this mode and that's more than enough time to complete most cleaning tasks. It also comes with a more efficient 'Eco' mode, which increases its maximum runtime to over 160 minutes. This is a great feature to have if your routine is to switch between multiple rooms or worry about running out of battery power when using the robot.

The robot vacuum also comes with a number of impressive automation features. The companion app allows you to view the remaining battery life, to send the vacuum to a particular area, stop or restart cleaning, and switch between power modes. It also supports voice commands if you own an appropriate Amazon Alexa or Google Assistant device. It also is equipped with physical boundary strips to ensure it stays out of certain areas.

Although it is able to maneuver well but this Shark model has trouble sucking away bulky debris, especially when its dirt compartment is full. It is also susceptible to getting stuck on tassels for the rug or electrical cords, and can get stuck between the legs of chairs.

Overall overall, the Shark IQ robot vacuum is an excellent choice for those who are looking for a basic robot that is easy to use and offers decent mapping capabilities. However it's not an ideal alternative to the Roborock S7 for most purposes. The Roborock S7 is more durable and comes with fewer maintenance requirements. It also comes with lower costs. It recharges faster and has a longer battery life and performs better when on floors that are carpeted or bare.