Shark RV2310AE Matrix Self-Emptying Robot Vacuum with Bagless, 45-Day Capacity, Self-Cleaning Brushroll for Pet Hair, No Spots Missed on Carpets & Hard Floors, Precision Home Mapping, Wi-Fi, Black

I am very happy with this purchase. The Shark Matrix does a great job keeping my floors clean, and I really love the option to schedule automatic cleaning whenever needed. It navigates well and saves me a lot of time. The only minor issue is that it occasionally misses some deep corners and tight angles, but it's not a big deal considering how well it performs overall. I bought it in November 2024, and it is still working flawlessly without any issues. I named mine Shakira, she doesn't sing, but she cleans very well! 😅 Highly recommended.

An amazing piece of useful technology. We love this thing. It works flawlessly so far and does a great job..We named ours Gort and its become part of the family. Easy to set up and use. Easy-to-clean filters and its made a huge difference in keeping our floors clean. I know because I wash the floors the old fashioned way with floor cleaner, a bucket and a sponge mop. We have hardwood and linoleum floors. No carpet. Just area rugs and it handles all of it with ease and grace.

General issues: I bought a regular shark vacuum and was so impressed so I trusted this brand to purchase their robot vacuum. I was deeply disappointed. It’s been 10 months, the brush roll does not self clean as it claimed, I loose the front spinning brush every clean when it goes over the feet of my standing desk, then my cats would play with it, can’t find the part so I had to buy extra. The initial mapping is a pain because you have to make absolutely sure the path is clean. If it makes a mistake and did not discover an area you meant for it find, you’ll have to delete the entire map for it to do it all over again. It can only remember one map at a time, which makes this even more difficult. Mapping issue in depth: So because I always loose that front brush, I decided to put it into the basement, and see if it would work better there, and it just would not map the basement. Most of the time, it comes out of the doc, does a full spin, then goes right back to the doc. I wasted my entire afternoon to try and clean the sensor, the brush roll and pretty much everything. I finally got it to scan 70% of the basement, and I told it to clean, it does that one spin and going back to doc thing again. 1 out of 4 times it would actually go around the corners, but it only does a small circle which is a few feet away from the doc, no vacuuming in between, and goes straight back to the doc. The screenshot I shared is the furthest it went, and no, this map does not reflect our entire basement. Warranty issue: So it’s been less than a year, for sure I can get warranty involved. I called them, they sent me a zoom call to trouble shoot. Watched me cleaning and testing, and it’s doing the same thing. So shark said they’d honor the warranty, but would not cover for the shipping fee for me to send it back. Besides that, I need to keep a list of parts because those would not be replaced. Ok. Now I have to figure out which part exactly they are talking about, caz if I don’t I’ll probably end up spending more money on shipping. For a product to have this serious issue, shark has left the customer to not only pay for their mistake, but pass all the trouble for us to solve is very disappointing. I will no longer purchase any shark products in the future.

After 3 other brand robots. I decided to go with the Shark for the easy to empty debris bucket, no vacuum bags required. The robot is easy to program, the settings for "no go zones" work well. The Shark cleans very well; I am surprised how much cat hair and dirt get picked up. The Shark is quieter than the competitor. The mapping feature in the app is user friendly, displaying a good representation of the floor space. I've had this for a month and am pleased with the vacuum performance. This model is a great buy, good performance medium cost. Recommend!

I had 2 robot vacuums. An Ecovacs Deebot N79S, and a Roomba 694. When the Deebot quit on me after 2 years, I decided to upgrade to a model with mapping technology. I decided on this model due to it's relative low cost with automatic emptying and good back and forth vacuuming method. The first thing I noticed is that it's quieter than both of my older vacuums, although this may be due to using the default MEDIUM suction setting. MEDIUM has worked so far so I have not changed it from that. It is also VERY thorough in cleaning. First it cleans along the perimeter of the room then changes to the interior. Once one room is done, it moves to the next. You will have to do an initial mapping of your desired cleaning area first so it knows where all the furniture, walls, and stairs are. After that initial mapping you can set 'no-go' zones. Most setup and interaction with the vacuum is done though a smartphone app, although there are very basic buttons i.e. on/off/return to dock on the vacuum itself. This vacuum uses LiDAR location technology so it does a real good job of vacuuming everywhere but you will have to pick up small objects off the floor because it will not see them. I had to put bumpers near the pet bowls because it was pushing them around and spilling them. You can set up 'no-go' zones in the app but I have not been able to get them to work properly yet. Hopefully Shark will put out a firmware update that will fix this. The auto-emptying dock is a lot quieter than the Roomba S9+ dock that I tried. The S9+ dock was as loud as a shop vac, if you've ever heard one of those. The S9+ also pushed around most of the small carpets I had at the entrances from outside. This vacuum does not. Unfortunately, you will have to clean the HEPA filter on the vacuum itself every 2-3 cleanings. It clogs up quickly and being NON-REPLACEABLE, it's a pain to have to clean.