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Bagless WiFi-Connected Robot Vacuum

This bagless intelligent robot wifi-connected robot has an all-black, utilitarian design. Its price is competitive with other high-end smart robotic vacuums for home use.

You can control the device with the physical Clean & Dock buttons on top, the SharkClean App, or by speaking commands with Alexa or Google Assistant. It comes with a variety of smart features, including home mapping and virtual "no-go zones".

Matrix Clean

The top vacuum cleaner in America (based on NPD Group/Retail Tracking Service data). Matrix Clean has incredible suction power and Matrix & Precision Mapping. It also features an auto-emptying bottom.

It's simple to connect the Matrix to your wireless network and start mapping your rooms using the SharkClean app that you can download on your smartphone. After mapping, the app allows you to set up a schedule for your robot to keep your home spotless or select rooms to let the Matrix begin a cleaning session. You can also set up "no-go" zones like closets or beds, that you don't want Matrix access to.

The app allows you to use the "spot cleaning" feature on demand. You can choose an area that is dirty on your floor map and the robot will then clean the area on its own with many swipes of its cleaning pad. It does an excellent job picking up everything from dog hair tangles to tiny bits of cut paper scattered from a recent craft project.

When the Matrix is done cleaning it will return to its dock and empty itself into the included bin. This is a pretty neat feature as it cuts down on the amount of maintenance you'll need to perform.

The robot's LIDAR mapping sensor is situated right on top. This can hinder it from being able to get under low-lying furniture like tables and sofas. This is a great option in case you don't mind that it's slightly taller than other robots. Be aware that this robot doesn't come with a HEPA air filter, like others on this list.

Precision Home Mapping

Shark's Matrix Clean Navigation uses a precision grid to leave no area unexplored and a powerful suction pulls dirt and debris into a self-emptying, 60-day capacity bagless self-navigating vacuums base. Precision home mapping that combines 360deg. LiDAR imaging and a precise homemap in the SharkClean App to enable fully autonomous movement and intelligent objects avoidance. Night or day, it creates a detailed map of your home to enable full navigation without bumping into furniture and other obstacles. You can either leave your robot to clean your home according to a set schedule or you can use the Matrix Clean on Demand app and set specific targets for each room.

"The team at Precision is awesome, they understand that building a home can be stressful and they do an excellent job of keeping you calm during a time that you're worried about permits, weather, timing etc." Josh C. Josh C.

Powerful Suction

The RV2502AE is a solid mid-range robot vacuum that ticks all the boxes. It's easy to use, produces precise home maps, and features a an automatic bag emptying system. It is also cheaper to run than other robot vacuums.

It has a lot of power. It makes use of its side brushes to move hair and carpet fibers into the brushroll. This prevents the brushroll from becoming blocked and becoming a mess, like other robotic vacuums. This makes the machine more efficient for picking up pet hair.

This robot features powerful suction, a self-emptying base and a high-efficiency HEPA filtration system that captures 99 percent of dust and allergens. mites. It also has two power modes that can be used to suit different flooring types and a remote that lets you to access all its functions. It also works with voice assistants like Amazon Alexa and Google Assistant and allows you to begin cleaning without even touching the robot.

It's a great choice for most homes but its navigation abilities may be a problem for certain. The bump bot had issues with stairs. Other bump bots can avoid them, but this one couldn't. It used LiDAR sensors and infrared to map my house but it was constantly mistaking my cat condo as a staircase and asked me if I wanted to move it. It also had a shorter time to run than the advertised time of 180 minutes.

Self-Empty Base

Some robots, including this one that self-empty bases. These bases are able to remove debris from the dust bin on board to an external dirt bin. This makes maintenance simpler. They are referred to as the Clean Base Dirt Disposal by iRobot, Auto Empty Station by Ecovacs or bagless cutting-edge vacuums Self Emptying Base by Shark. They are a great alternative however they can be noisy and messy. They typically require special disposal bags.

This Shark model comes with an HEPA-filtered bagless base that has an impressively large capacity. It can hold up to 60 days of debris and doesn't need emptying on a regular basis like some competing models. Shark's suction power is amazing and can take care of even the toughest debris. The only drawback is that the docking station's vacuum system to empty the onboard dust bin is quite loud.

When the robot is connected and charging it will sound a beep and a green light on its top will pulse to indicate that it's prepared to start cleaning. When the robot's battery is low it will dock itself to its base and stop working until it is recharged. It is important that the dock, or Self-Empty Base is set up so that it isn't hindered by furniture or other items and is free of obstructions.

While this model is somewhat more expensive than the other mid-range robotic mop models we've examined, it is well-built and has better performance on plain floors and has a longer battery life, less demanding maintenance requirements, and a broader variety of automation features that include virtual boundary markers. The iRobot Roomba i7, however remains our top pick because it feels sturdier and more sophisticated, charges faster and gets caught on rug tassels much less frequently and has a greater maximum battery capacity.

Easy Setup

The Shark AI Ultra comes with an easy-to-use Schedule that requires only few inputs. You can select the date and time for sunrise and sunset. You can also choose the duration of the ramp times (increasing brightness or decreasing brightness) and whether to turn the lights on at night.

It doesn't include smart mapping or voice control like Alexa or Google Assistant, but it does feature a very useful free programming suite. It includes Windows-based applications that permit operating parameter and communication settings such as dmXLAN node and switch configuration, real-time testing and rapid replication of the configuration to multiple installations.

Even the most novice of users will have no trouble getting around the interface. The top tabs correspond to screens that will be displayed by the installer. There are tabs that allow you to experiment with various colors and messages. It's a efficient tool, and it lets you build a quick and easy program installer. The application is a lightweight 1.3MB and works with anything from Windows 7 down to Windows 95.