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Shark RV1001AE IQ Robot Self-Empty XL, Robot Vacuum with IQ Navigation, Home Mapping, Self-Cleaning Brushroll, Wi-Fi Connected, Works with Alexa, Black

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Size: 45-Day Capacity


Pattern Name: Robot


Features

  • FORGET ABOUT EMPTYING FOR UP TO 45 DAYS: A bagless, self-emptying base holds up to 45 days of dirt and debris. The bagless base does not require any additional purchase of disposal bags like traditional auto empty robots..Typical home Wi-Fi networks support both 2.4GHz and 5GH.
  • POWERFUL SUCTION: Deep-cleaning power to take on large debris, small debris, and pet hair on carpets & floors.
  • SELF-CLEANING BRUSHROLL: Digs deep into carpets and directly engages hardwood floors pulling up debris, hair, and dirt from all surfaces in your home engineered to pick up more hair and is anti-hair wrap.
  • TOTAL HOME MAPPING + ROOM SELECT: Maps your home and lets you choose which rooms to clean right now.
  • ROW-BY-ROW CLEANING: Methodically cleans row by row and then navigates room to room for complete home coverage.
  • RECHARGE AND RESUME: The Shark IQ Robot vacuum will return to the dock, recharge, and can pick up where it left off.
  • PERFECT FOR PETS: Designed for homes with pets, this automatic vacuum features a self-empty base, a self-cleaning brushroll, and a high-efficiency filter to capture dust, dander, and pet allergens.
  • WHAT'S INCLUDED: Shark IQ Robot, Self-empty base, (2) Side brushes, (1) Filter, & (1) BotBoundary Strips.

Description

Forget about emptying for up to a month. The Shark IQ Self-Emptying Robot Vacuum combines the convenience of a self-empty base + IQ Navigation total home mapping for complete, efficient cleaning with the performance of Shark suction and a self-cleaning brushroll. After each cleaning session, your robot vacuum automatically empties into the bagless base, which holds up to a month of dirt and debris.

Specs & Other Info

Specification Description
Manufacturer SharkNinja
Product Model Shark RV1001AE
Unique Feature Wireless Operation
Product Color Classic Black
Product Size 38.9"L x 26.3"W x 49.6"H
Included in the Box Two Extra Side Brushes, a Self-empty Base, and a Shark IQ Robot
Filter Details Disposable Filter System
Battery Duration Up to 30 days
Voltage Requirement 100-240 Volts
Energy Source Powered by Rechargeable Battery
Product Weight 13.23 lbs
Control Method Voice Commands
Design Form Robotic
Instructions for Use Effective on Hardwood and Carpet
Assembly No Assembly Needed
Product Pieces One Single Unit
Warranty Comes with a 1-Year Limited Warranty
Battery Requirement Requires Integrated Lithium Ion Battery (Provided)

Frequently asked questions

Yes, it is designed to work on both carpets and hard floors. It also has a self-cleaning brushroll to remove hair tangle, thereby enhancing its cleaning capabilities on all surfaces.

The Shark IQ Robot uses IQ Navigation and Home Mapping. This means it uses sensors and advanced algorithms to map your home and plan a cleaning path. This results in complete coverage, without any missed spots.

Yes, the Shark IQ Robot is Wi-Fi connected, allowing you to set schedules, start or stop cleaning, and more using the Shark Clean app on your smartphone. You can also use voice control with Amazon Alexa.

The Self-Empty feature means that the robot can empty the dust bin into the bagless, self-empty base after cleaning. This holds up to 30 days' worth of dust and debris, eliminating the need to regularly empty the robot's bin yourself.

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🚀 Abunda's Overview

This is our summary and key points to consider based on customer reviews.

The Shark IQ robot possesses excellent capabilities in 95% floor cleaning and dust collection, significantly improving allergies. Its efficient mapping software computes your house's layout after few cleanings, though some users reported slight difficulty with room-specific cleaning commands via Alexa, and the robot doesn't maneuver well on carpets. However, it's strong performance on hardwood floors, easy to use app, and large dustbin capacity make it a great home cleaning tool.

Pros

  • 🏠 Very efficient at cleaning hardwood floors
  • 💇‍♀️ No problems with tangling hair or larger debris
  • 🗺 Efficient and accurate mapping capabilities
  • 🔧 Encourages better housekeeping habits
  • 💨 Picks up a large amount of dust and thus helps with allergies
  • 📱 App is simple, easy, and useful
  • 🗓 Large dustbin allows for monthly rather than regular emptying

Cons

  • 📵 No 'no go' zone feature in the app
  • 🧹 Has problems cleaning carpets effectively
  • 🔊 A little noisy and takes a longer time to clean
  • 💬Cannot perform specific room cleaning with Alexa commands

Should I Buy It?

If you have a house with mostly hardwood floors and can manage to keep areas free of obstacles for the robot's operation, the Shark IQ robot offers great value for its price. It's highly recommended if you are preferably looking for a vacuuming robot which requires less frequent maintenance. Understanding some issues with carpet cleaning and room-specific commands through Alexa, it's still a great product to consider.

    • Listen, hold your breath....can you hear the thundering silence of me not having to vacuum?
Size: 45-Day Capacity Pattern Name: Robot
Where to start? With the bad, let us get that right out of the way. The mapping is abysmal, truly, we have run Bruce (if you can name a Shark branded robot vacuum, what other name than Bruce would you choose) 25 times, he is nowhere near mapping our house, compared to my brothers robot from a competitor who rhymes with BOOMBA, which did it in three runs. This Shark does not even play the same sport....this prevents me from doing room specific vacuuming. And that is it. Unless you have a multi story house, where this feature is a must have, set Bruce and he will clean you house. Wonderfully. Next, the not so great, Bruce is so mentally challenged. For a smart device, he is pretty dumb, but you want to know something, Bruce is determined. He will get the job done. He may have to fumble and bumble his way about, but he will get it done, and, if you watch, he does get a little smarter each time, just a little, but it is noticeable. Bruce used to do the house in large, long swaths, now he breaks it into one half of the house, then the other, and just the today, a new feature, he went around the perimeter of the house, cleaning the base boards. Small steps. As for his vacuum, top notch, perhaps too good. Bit of advice, if you get your own Bruce, run the beast on low suction for at least the first 4 or 5 runs....another con, Bruce does not know when he has eaten too much, and like a greedy guppy, he dies...locks up and cries for help... remember, I told you Bruce is not bright, but he is a work horse. When this happens, you cannot tell Bruce to restart, he has to start over, and hopefully one of Bruce's engineers will fix this, since Bruce will never know how much he has consumed, he has not the ability. Perhaps a command to send him to his base to empty himself, or a shorter duration than the 30 or so minutes it defaults to. Oh, and the base, the self empty….I am sure robot vacuums before the base were fine, if tedious, since you had to clean them every time….but the base, oh the base is pure genius. Bruce’s base is perfect, we take up with a button, and open it with a button, and never have to touch the refuse. No bag to buy, just push a button, the bottom opens and all that stuff drops out. If you have not noticed, but this family loves Bruce, we are now looking at getting Bruce a skin, to spruce Bruce up a bit…We have had Bruce for a week now, barely, but already Bruce has made an impact. I absolute honesty I cannot recommend this product enough, it works, it has quirks, but it works, and very well. Bit of advice Turn on all your lights until your Bruce gets a good map of the area, he is a camera based robot and needs to “see" the ceiling, mostly, for landmarks. Run it on low the first few tries, while Bruce bounces around the first few runs, then move to medium and so on. Remember, Bruce has no sesnor in his bin, he uses a set algorithm that tells him to go back to his base and dump his load. It is terrible. But his vacuum is great, so he gets too full too fast. I can manage it a little for the quality of his cleanup. Because our house is neither toddler nor robot ready, we did not have all our rooms ready, and so we began mapping with the bedrooms and bathrooms doors closed. This turned out to be a blessing in disguise, the mapping is not great, but it does move forward, slowly. Bruce stared being more efficient in our great rooms’ right about the time we added the bedrooms and bathrooms. Our house, 3 bedroom, 2 bath, 2 great rooms and a heart kitchen, Bruce can do it on one charge now, I think because we basically added one room a day after his initial runs. I think you can tell, Bruce has been a wonderful addition to our home, truly, a robot vacuum was a luxury I didn’t think worked. It works and now I know what gift I will give every new home owner I know. There a lot of options out there, some a lot cheaper, and if those meet your needs, get them, some a lot more expensive, and aside from one specific feature Bruce does not have,( multi floor mapping) I cannot imagine they are better. UPDATED 2/19/20 Mapping works now, had to delete the map once , run it three times, and bang! house mapped. Room specific vacuuming unlocked! Suggestions to others having issues. Delete the map and ( and I think this part is important) run the vac with every light you can on. The robot "see" and makes its map on your ceiling, the more light, the better it see's. To reiterate, my little robot, Bruce, has literally changed my house...cannot recommend enough. Updated 2/5/21 A year later and no regrets. One of, if not, the best purchases I have made for my home. I will state again Bruce is an addition to the house and family, he is almost a pet....a very dumb, but very hard working pet....he is like a toddler...he seems to always want to be where you are... He cleans your floors and carpets...If you are on the fence about buying a robot vacuum...let me put you at ease...buy one, this is no longer a luxury to my home, they are a requirement, utterly worth every penny. As for a Shark...I love mine. Works great, does what it is supposed to do. The only house I wouldn't think this is perfect for is multi floor homes. Short of that... a must have. 4/28/23 Still the best purchase we have made for our home cleaning. No change there...but a small observation...recently replaced some furniture and changed the layout of our home. We had to move the dock from a north to south orientation to an east to west...and, I swear, it now navigates even better than before. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on February 4, 2020 by Richard Hennry
    • Great little robot cleans all our hardwood floors. Great customer service, too.
Size: 45-Day Capacity Pattern Name: Robot
When my wife and I downsized to a home with about 1000 square feet of living space, we knew we wanted a robot vacuum to keep the 80-year-old white oak floors clean. We wanted four things from our robot: A self-emptying dustbin and charging station, to have it connect to Alexa so we could verbally have her tell the robot to start cleaning, and to be able to tell it to go clean one or more specific rooms. Roomba and Shark both have systems that can do all those things. We chose this Shark IQ system because there were lots of reviews saying they did a better job on hard floors and because the Shark vacuum is quite a bit less expensive. We have no regrets. The Shark IQ is a great system for our needs. It will clean all six rooms on our main level and our two small hallways on a single charge, it efficiently navigates its way back to the self-empty charging base to empty its dustbin when it fills up, then returns to where it left off and finishes the job and returns to its base to empty again and recharge. Alexa integration is pretty good, too. When my wife or I leave for a long walk or to run errands we ask Alexa to, "Tell Shark to start cleaning," then tell her, "Rosie Jetson" (the name we gave our Shark), when she asks, "Which robot?," and off Rosie goes. By the time we get back the vacuuming is done. Yay! Some reviewers have claimed their Shark was not able to map out their home's floorplan. We didn't have that problem. After about a week of cleaning our home Rosie Jetson had mapped our floor plan. Once that was done I spent a few minutes outlining each of our rooms in the Shark Android app, gave the rooms names (kitchen, dining room, etc.), and that was it. Once our floorplan was entered we could ask Alexa to, "Tell Shark to clean the kitchen." Then, after clinging to the left wall of our living and dining room and navigating around our dining room chair legs, Rosie makes it to the kitchen, vacuums, and returns to base. Job done. Awesome! OK. Now it's time to tell you the sad stuff. Rosie was not our first Shark IQ robot. The first unit we received from Amazon was a refurbished unit, and it was defective. Our first Shark would not connect to our home WiFi, so it could not communicate with Alexa, my smartphone, or map out our floorplan. We called Shark for technical support and, after trying to troubleshoot our robot for 30 minutes, Shark Tech Support declared our original unit dead-on-arrival and sent us a brand-new replacement self-emptying Shark system. The replacement works like a charm and Shark's customer support was excellent. There are also some things Rosie doesn't do well. She doesn't sweep nto and vaccume all the way into corners and other spaces she can't fit into including a cornet next to our sofa that has an end table with legs that are too close together for her, she gets tangled up in lamp and extension cords (more on that in a moment), we have a set of lightweight nesting occasional tables that she pushes around an inch or two each time she bumps into them,and my wife's tennis shoes, which live under our dresser, get re-arranged and pushed to the back against the wall when she vacuums. I addressed the problem with lamp and extension cords by buying a cord protector/cover and will build a little wooden square of 1x2 furring strips to put under our dresser so my wife's shoes don't get pushed to the back. Simple fixes, but you should be aware that robot vacuums aren't smart enough (yet) to avoid these shortcomings. So here's our bottom line: We're really happy with Rosie Jetson, our Shark IQ robot vacuum. Pros: * Does a great job of vacuuming our hardwood floors and the carpet mats at our two entries. * Maps the floorplans and can be told to vacuum a specific room. * Self empties its own dustbin into the charging base. * Cleanings can be scheduled using the Shark app. * Responds to voice commands to "start cleaning" via Alexa or Google Home. Cons: * Pushes lightweight things around sometimes. * Cannot clean into corners or tight spaces, so you'll still need to vacuume manually now and them. * Dirt doesn't just disappear. You have to empty the self-emptying base now and then. You also occasionally need to clean the floor brush, particularly if you have household members with long hair. * Rosie Jetson, the Robot Maid from the Saturday Morning "Jetson" Cartoons I grew up with, could dust, too. Our Shark robot doesn't even try. Maybe next year, Shark people? ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on January 3, 2021 by Peter Harrison

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