Shark EZ Robot Vacuum - Self-Emptying Base Station

Most robot vacuums require you to empty the bin often, which can add an extra task to your daily cleaning routine. The base station of this Shark model houses a large bin that only needs to be emptied once a month.

In comparison to the more expensive Shark AI Robot, this model is more Efficient Shark RV912S: Tackle Pet Hair with Alexa-Compatible Robotic Vacuum on carpets and floors and has lower regular costs and maintenance requirements and has a longer capacity battery. It also can maneuver over obstacles such as electrical cords, for example, more easily.

1. Easy to empty

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

It is easy to setup and use since it is connected and controlled by the SharkClean app. The app allows you to plan whole-home cleanings, or to target particular rooms or areas you'd like to be cleaned now. It is compatible with Amazon Alexa or Google Assistant. This makes it simple to plan, start, or stop a cleaning by using voice commands. The app also shows the status of the battery. The robot will return to its dock or Self-Empty base at the end of each cleaning cycle and charge. It will then resume the next time it is scheduled to clean, picking up from where it stopped.

This model comes with a huge bin that lets it take in more debris than its competitors. It also does a great job of removing short hairs on medium pile carpet. It also does a good job of navigating through rooms with small spaces. Another pro is that it has strong suction power, as is evident in the results of our sand embedment test as well as its performance on both high and low pile carpet.

There are some disadvantages. For instance the shark vacuum does not have the LIDAR sensor that can provide more precise room mapping. It is able to avoid obstacles, such as common household objects, like toys or furniture by detecting and registering them. However, it's only possible to create permanent no-go zones manually using the app. The robot will have to map the space again after it has been removed from its base. This means that any mapping progress or no-go zones that you have created will be lost.

2. Easy to clean

When you're considering investing in a robotic vacuum, you should consider how easy it will be to maintain and keep clean. A lot of robots are comprised of many parts that require regular cleaning. They also can get stuck on items like dog toys, cords or socks. This can mean that you spend a lot of time trying to get rid of the obstructions and return them to their normal tasks, which is why it is important to select one that's low-maintenance.

The Shark EZ Self-Emptying Robot Vacuum is a great option for people looking for a reliable and durable robotic vacuum that's low-maintenance and has an extra-large dustbin. It can be controlled using the Shark Clean app, Alexa or Google Assistant, so you can start or end a cleaning session using just a voice command. The app lets you schedule entire-home cleaning sessions, check your records, and much more. This robot vacuum has a variety of features such as the ability to clean several floors, and to return automatically to its dock and resume where it left off.

The robot vacuum's intelligent navigation technology allows it to avoid obstacles and navigate around things such as furniture and clutter. It has an upward-facing sensor located between the Clean and Dock buttons that detects unique reference points that it uses to help map your home. Shark Clean's app allows users to view an interactive map, label rooms and create virtual no go zones. It could take a few cleanings before it is finished mapping your home.

Another bonus of this Shark robot is that it has an array of cleaning options to meet your requirements. It can clean hard floors and carpeted rooms, and its powerful motor can remove dirt, pet hair, and other debris from most surfaces. 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 Easy Robot Self-Emptying Vacuum is more affordable than the iRobot Roomba i7, though it doesn't come with as many of the latest features. It has a bigger dust bin which is mounted on its base station. It's also built better and has less components that require regular maintenance. It's a better choice for those who are seeking a reliable robot that is low-maintenance and can do a fantastic job on floors that are not paved. It can also pick up pet hair in high-pile carpeting.

3. Easy to maintain

The best shark robot vacuum (your domain name) EZ Robot Self-Empty does not include a remote, but it's easy enough to operate manually. The top-side of the unit features physical Clean and Dock buttons that can be pressed to operate it as well as the app and voice commands from your smartphone or Google Assistant or Amazon Alexa are also options for operating it.

This robot vacuum also has a large dustbin that empties into its base at the end of every run. The bin is not bagless, so you don't need to worry about replacing filter bags. However, the huge dust bin may need to be emptying more than once each month. It's easy to take the bin and empty its contents, which could take just a few minutes.

The robot's hygienic components should also be kept clean. The sensor, brushroll, and filter should be cleaned periodically using an enzyme cleaner or soaked into baking soda solution. This will get rid of unpleasant smells and prevent bacteria from accumulating. It's important to keep an eye on the battery and power level that can be easily monitored with a quick glance at the status lights.

It's a great idea to remove all items from the floor prior to the first map-making exploration run. Cleaning expert Solomon suggests taking off socks, shoes cords, dog toys, and cords (basically anything that might be swept up by the robot). It took this unit around 40 minutes to map my home. After that I was capable of labelling the map, mark no go zones, and schedule cleaning tasks.

The app is well-designed and intuitive to use, even though it may freeze at times. The app allows you to switch the suction power modes and schedule cleaning sessions, see the robot's charging and battery status, check the progress of its mapping and set up push notifications. You can also create virtual no-go zones using the app, but this feature requires a complete map to be drawn.

The Shark EZ Robot was compatible with both Alexa and Google Assistant. This means that you can control the robot using either service. It has a Find Robot Button to help you find the device. There is also a 1-year limited warranty covering manufacturing and material defects.

4. Easy to use

If you're looking for a hands-free robot that can handle the heavy lifting while you're away Shark EZ Robot Self-Empty is among of our top choices. It's a machine with outstanding physical automation features. It can also be connected to Amazon Alexa and Google Home devices to allow voice control. It's simple to set up out of the box, and all it takes is that you snap its two side brushes in place and then place the base on the included mat. It's necessary to connect it to an electrical source and ensure it has a place to sit after every cleaning session. This will keep it from getting knocked out of its course and losing its mapping progress as well as virtual no-go areas.

When it's time to empty the bin and dispose of the garbage, the Shark EZ Robot Self-Empty will automatically dumps the contents (a bit loudly) into the base to make it easy to remove and dispose of. It can store up to 30 days worth of debris before it needs to be emptied, which means you won't have to empty it for a quick clean-up frequently. Its large dust bin is another benefit.

This robot is not truly hands-free since you must empty it and take it for maintenance at least once a month. It's an enormous improvement over doing these tasks manually. It doesn't have the LIDAR navigation system of the more expensive Shark AI Ultra Robot. However, it's able to clear obstructions and debris.

You can schedule a cleaning in the Shark app to happen every day and it will return to the base at the end of each cycle to empty its contents. You can schedule it to return at a specific time if you wish.