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This bagless wifi-connected robot has an all-black, utilitarian design. Its price is comparable to other high-end smart robot vacuums for homes.

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

Matrix Clean

A powerful whole home cleaning product from America's leading vacuum cleaner brand (based on NPD Group/Retail tracking Service sales 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 get it started mapping out your rooms with the SharkClean app for your smartphone. The app lets you set up an agenda to keep your home tidy or you can pick certain rooms to have Matrix begin cleaning automatically. You can also set 'no-go' zones like closets or beds that you don't want it to access.

The app also allows you to make use of the "spot" cleaning on demand function where you can select a dirty spot on your floor map and the robot will make its way over that area with multiple swipes of its cleaning pad. It really does a good job of removing everything from loose dog hair tumbleweeds to tiny bits of paper cut up from a recent craft project.

The Matrix will return to its dock when it is done cleaning and empty itself in the bin included. This is a great feature as it eliminates the need to conduct maintenance.

The robot's LIDAR mapping sensor is located just above. This can prevent it from being able to reach under furniture with low levels such as sofas and tables. This is a great choice for those who don't mind that it's a bit higher than other models. Be aware that this robot doesn't come with a HEPA air filter, like some other models in this list.

Precision Home Mapping

Shark's Matrix Clean Navigation uses a precise grid that leaves no spot missed and incredible suction pulls dirt and debris into a self-emptying 60 day capacity bagless base. Precision home mapping combines 360deg LiDAR vision with an exact home map that is available in the SharkClean app to allow for completely autonomous movement and intelligent object avoidance. At night or day, it generates an accurate map of your space to allow for full movement without hitting furniture and other obstacles. You can choose to leave your robot to clean according to a set schedule or you can use the Matrix Clean on Demand app and create specific goals for each room.

"The team at Precision are awesome, they know that building a home can be stressful. they help you relax in the moment when you're concerned about permits, the weather, timing, etc." Josh C.

Powerful Suction

The RV2502AE is a great mid-range robot cleaner that checks all the boxes. It's easy to use, produces precise home maps, and has a self-emptying bagless base. It's also cheaper to operate than many other robot vacuums.

It's also got plenty of power, scooping up debris with its suction opening and relying on its side brushes to push hair and carpet threads into the brushroll. This stops the brushroll from clogging up and causing a mess like other robotic vacuums. This makes the machine more efficient for picking up pet hair.

Apart from its high suction and self-emptying base, this robot features Matrix Clean Navigation for a thorough cleaning process, Precision Home Mapping for objects to avoid, a high-efficiency HEPA filter that catches 99 percent of odors, dust mites and allergens and has two power modes for various flooring types, and the remote control that gives the user full access to all its functions. Moreover, it's compatible with voice assistants like Amazon Alexa and Google Assistant to allow you to start cleaning without having to touch the robot.

While it's a good choice for the majority of homes however, some might have issues with its navigation abilities. This bump bot was having issues with stairs. Other bump bots are able to avoid them however this one didn't. It utilized Infrared sensors and LiDAR to map the home however, it was constantly mistaking my cat's house for stairs and demanded that I move it away from the way. Additionally, it only ran for 180 minutes before it ran out of power, which was shorter than what was advertised.

Self-Empty Base

Some robots - like this one - come with self-emptying bases that vacuum or dump the debris that is in the onboard dustbin into an external dirt container for easier maintenance. These are called Clean Base Dirt Disposal (iRobot), Auto Empty Station (Ecovacs) or bagless self-emptying vacuums Self-Emptying Base (Shark). They're a great convenience, but they can be a bit noisy and messy, and they usually require the use of special disposal bags.

This Shark model comes with a HEPA filtering bagless base. It has a large capacity. It can accommodate up to 60 days of trash and doesn't require emptying on a daily basis unlike some of the other models. Shark's suction is powerful enough to handle even the toughest debris. The docking station's vacuum that is used to empty the trash bin is quite noisy.

When the robot is connected to a wall outlet and charging, a beep will be heard and a green light will pulse on its top to signal it's ready to begin cleaning. When the battery of the robot is low it will be able to dock itself to its base and stop working until it's fully charged. It's important that the dock or Self-Empty Base is located in a position that can't be obstructed by furniture or other objects, and is free of obstructions in the area in front of it.

This model is slightly more expensive than other models in the middle of the range we've test. It's better built and performs better on flat floors. It also has longer battery life and less maintenance requirements. It also comes with wider range automation features, such as virtual boundary markers. The iRobot Roomba i7, however is still our preferred pick because it feels sturdier and more sophisticated, charges faster and gets caught on rug tassels less often and has a larger capacity for its battery.

Easy Setup

The Shark AI Ultra has a simple to use schedule that only requires just a few inputs. You can choose the date and time of sunrise and sunset. You can also set the duration of the ramp times (increasing brightness or decreasing) and whether to turn the lights on at night.

It does not have the ability to control voice or smart mapping like Alexa and Google Assistant but it has a very useful, free programming suite. It includes Windows-based tools to allow for the setting of operating parameters and communication settings, dmXLAN node and switch configuration, real-time tests and fast replication of the configuration to multiple installations.

The interface is simple to figure out for even the novice user. It has tabs at the top that correspond to the different screens that the installer will display and also tabs that allow you to play with different options for colors and messages. It's a powerful tool that allows you to create an installer for your program quickly. It is lightweight at 1.3MB and is compatible with everything from Windows 7 down to Windows 95.