The Intermediate Guide In Shark Ion Robot Vacuum
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Shark Ion Robot Vacuum 750 Review
The assembly procedure is simple. You only need to snap the side brushes included into place and plug in the dock station. The body of the robot, which is made from hard plastic with a matte finish feels solid.
Similar to the Shark IQ, it uses random paths to cover its area and has limited physical automation capabilities. It has a dustbin capacity that isn't particularly impressive and no max-fill sensor.
Battery life
The Ion Robot 750 has a battery lifespan of 90 minutes at the maximum suction power. This robot uses an energy-efficient 'Eco' mode by default, and you can toggle between this mode and the more robust 'Max' mode using the app. The app allows you to control many settings, including scheduling the robot to clean during a time that suits you. The app's History tab gives you a full readout of every cleaning session as well, allowing you to see how the vacuum performed and if it required to return to its dock for a recharge.
The ION Robot 750 is well-made, and its long battery life will allow it to clean multiple rooms without needing to return to the dock. However, it has trouble with carpets with low pile and pet hair and its automation capabilities are not as advanced as those of the pricier Shark AI Robot Vacuum Mops.
The Ion Robot 750 has mediocre maneuverability and relies on random movement to cover a large area, which could cause it to miss some areas or accidentally cross the same areas more than once. It also gets stuck on rugs and get frequently caught on cords. Although it does not have an auto-emptying docking station, this robot does take four hours to charge. You can tell when it's charging by looking at its two lights, which will change from flashing white solid white when fully charged. You can also check the status of its battery by using the app, which displays its current state in the form of a bar chart. You can also make use of the app to create an agenda for cleaning and then activate extended cleaning.
Performance on floors with no flooring
Shark's ION Robot is a simple budget-friendly option that feels well-made and has decent battery performance and does a great job of cleaning floors that are not clean. It struggles with carpets with low pile and has a less sophisticated set of features for automation as compared to higher-end Shark models.
The Tri-Brush System is used to remove dust, dirt and debris from any surface including edges and corners. It also works with the SharkClean app and voice control through Alexa or Google Assistant, letting you start and stop cleaning from anywhere.
In contrast to the iRobot Roomba, which has a clever route, the ION Robot is not as mobile and can be prone to skip certain areas while vacuuming other areas many times. Its erratic pathing could lead to it getting stuck in furniture or bumping into obstacles such as electrical cords, and it's also not able to remove as much dirt from rugs.
The ION Robot is compatible with Amazon Echo and Google Home. It can be activated by pressing the side button. It also has an infrared sensor that is able to detect when it is running out of battery, and will automatically return to its charging station.
The Shark companion app allows you to toggle between three power settings: the energy efficient 'Eco mode', the default Normal mode and the High Suction Max mode. There are physical buttons on top that let you select these modes. This vacuum comes with two side brushes that assist in pushing debris into the path of its main brushroll. The top trash button can be used to empty the bin.
Performance on low-pile carpet
The Shark ION RV700 Series performs decently on carpets with low pile but isn't able to handle pet hair and fine particles. It also has mediocre maneuverability and its basic random pathing navigation system is not efficient at covering a large area, which can cause it to miss spots and having to cover them several times. It can also traverse over rug tassels, but occasionally gets stuck on them, and could have to move around several times.
It has a tiny dustbin that will need to be empty after each cleaning session. It also doesn't have any kind of sensor to notify you when it's close to filling up, which could be frustrating if you want to keep your robot on standby between scheduled cleaning sessions.
If you're looking for a reliable budget robot that will offer you a thorough clean on unfinished floors and low-pile carpets, the Eufy 11S is an alternative worth looking into. It's more convenient to store than the shark smart vacuum ION and it offers better maneuverability, especially for carpets with higher pile. It doesn't have the "Max" power mode that the RV700 has and its dustbin isn't quite as big.
The iRobot Roomba E5 has a better design and dirt compartment that has been improved, and is less expensive. It also charges faster. However it has a shorter battery life and doesn't handle rugs as well. It has a smart app, and voice control can make it more useful to some people than the Shark. Shark ION is a good choice if you're looking for an automated vacuum cleaner that can do a great job and doesn't require WiFi connectivity.
Performance on high-pile carpet
The Shark ION RV700 Series can pick up fine debris in carpets with a low pile and pet hair from a tiny dogbed, but it struggles to pick up larger debris such as cereal crumbs or chocolate melts. It also struggles to uproot the dirt that is embedded in a wool rug, such as a rug called a kilim or Persian rug. Additionally, it could be stuck to wires or be caught on the tassels of larger rugs.
The robot is a bit sloppy in its maneuverability and relies on random pathing to navigate its coverage area instead of defining it and following effective cleaning routes. This means it will miss some areas while vacuuming others multiple times, and it doesn't detect magnetic boundary strips to keep it out of rooms you don't want to be in.
The SharkClean app is simple to use and compatible with Google Assistant or Amazon Alexa. The app allows you to remotely turn on or off your vacuum, change between power settings, make it return to its dock, schedule an appointment for cleaning, and more. You can also set virtual boundaries to stop the robot entering rooms that you do not want to enter.
The app will also inform you how much battery remains, and whether it's fully charged or charging. The dustbin however, isn't large, so you'll need to empty it after every cleaning session. It's also important to replace the pre-motor filter and brushroll. If the vacuum is connected into an extension cord, you should also periodically check it for tangled cables and other obstructions. The robot vacuum may slide down the stairs if placed too close to the stairs.
Overall
This is an entry-level robot vacuum that feels well-made and has a great battery life. It also does an excellent job of removing pet hair and performs well on floors that are not paved. However it's not the most efficient at navigating itself around obstacles, and it has a rudimentary navigation system that could cause it to miss certain areas of your home. It has high recurring expenses and requires frequent maintenance.
The RoboVac 11S from Eufy is an excellent alternative to this model. It is cheaper, removes pet hair better on all surfaces, and is better on floors with low pile than the Shark ION Robot. It is also easier to store, and the cost of maintenance is less. However, it's not equipped with a self-emptying base station which means you'll need to manually empty its debris bin when it reaches capacity.
The iRobot Roomba j7 is another alternative. It offers many of similar features as the ION Robot, but is more expensive. It feels sturdier and more comfortable to hold. It also has an even bigger dust bin, and it can resume the cleaning process from the point it left off, when returning to its dock to recharge. It also has the ability to set up virtual boundaries to block it from specific areas, and includes a variety of advanced automation features.
The Shark Ion Robot, like most robotic shark vacuums comes with an app that lets you control its features and set cleaning time. The main screen lets you to start a new cleaning job and switch between power settings and choose between different modes of operation. The app is compatible with Android and iOS devices, and also integrates with smart home devices to allow some core features using voice commands.
The assembly procedure is simple. You only need to snap the side brushes included into place and plug in the dock station. The body of the robot, which is made from hard plastic with a matte finish feels solid.Similar to the Shark IQ, it uses random paths to cover its area and has limited physical automation capabilities. It has a dustbin capacity that isn't particularly impressive and no max-fill sensor.
Battery life
The Ion Robot 750 has a battery lifespan of 90 minutes at the maximum suction power. This robot uses an energy-efficient 'Eco' mode by default, and you can toggle between this mode and the more robust 'Max' mode using the app. The app allows you to control many settings, including scheduling the robot to clean during a time that suits you. The app's History tab gives you a full readout of every cleaning session as well, allowing you to see how the vacuum performed and if it required to return to its dock for a recharge.
The ION Robot 750 is well-made, and its long battery life will allow it to clean multiple rooms without needing to return to the dock. However, it has trouble with carpets with low pile and pet hair and its automation capabilities are not as advanced as those of the pricier Shark AI Robot Vacuum Mops.
The Ion Robot 750 has mediocre maneuverability and relies on random movement to cover a large area, which could cause it to miss some areas or accidentally cross the same areas more than once. It also gets stuck on rugs and get frequently caught on cords. Although it does not have an auto-emptying docking station, this robot does take four hours to charge. You can tell when it's charging by looking at its two lights, which will change from flashing white solid white when fully charged. You can also check the status of its battery by using the app, which displays its current state in the form of a bar chart. You can also make use of the app to create an agenda for cleaning and then activate extended cleaning.
Performance on floors with no flooring
Shark's ION Robot is a simple budget-friendly option that feels well-made and has decent battery performance and does a great job of cleaning floors that are not clean. It struggles with carpets with low pile and has a less sophisticated set of features for automation as compared to higher-end Shark models.
The Tri-Brush System is used to remove dust, dirt and debris from any surface including edges and corners. It also works with the SharkClean app and voice control through Alexa or Google Assistant, letting you start and stop cleaning from anywhere.
In contrast to the iRobot Roomba, which has a clever route, the ION Robot is not as mobile and can be prone to skip certain areas while vacuuming other areas many times. Its erratic pathing could lead to it getting stuck in furniture or bumping into obstacles such as electrical cords, and it's also not able to remove as much dirt from rugs.
The ION Robot is compatible with Amazon Echo and Google Home. It can be activated by pressing the side button. It also has an infrared sensor that is able to detect when it is running out of battery, and will automatically return to its charging station.
The Shark companion app allows you to toggle between three power settings: the energy efficient 'Eco mode', the default Normal mode and the High Suction Max mode. There are physical buttons on top that let you select these modes. This vacuum comes with two side brushes that assist in pushing debris into the path of its main brushroll. The top trash button can be used to empty the bin.
Performance on low-pile carpet
The Shark ION RV700 Series performs decently on carpets with low pile but isn't able to handle pet hair and fine particles. It also has mediocre maneuverability and its basic random pathing navigation system is not efficient at covering a large area, which can cause it to miss spots and having to cover them several times. It can also traverse over rug tassels, but occasionally gets stuck on them, and could have to move around several times.
It has a tiny dustbin that will need to be empty after each cleaning session. It also doesn't have any kind of sensor to notify you when it's close to filling up, which could be frustrating if you want to keep your robot on standby between scheduled cleaning sessions.
If you're looking for a reliable budget robot that will offer you a thorough clean on unfinished floors and low-pile carpets, the Eufy 11S is an alternative worth looking into. It's more convenient to store than the shark smart vacuum ION and it offers better maneuverability, especially for carpets with higher pile. It doesn't have the "Max" power mode that the RV700 has and its dustbin isn't quite as big.
The iRobot Roomba E5 has a better design and dirt compartment that has been improved, and is less expensive. It also charges faster. However it has a shorter battery life and doesn't handle rugs as well. It has a smart app, and voice control can make it more useful to some people than the Shark. Shark ION is a good choice if you're looking for an automated vacuum cleaner that can do a great job and doesn't require WiFi connectivity.
Performance on high-pile carpet
The Shark ION RV700 Series can pick up fine debris in carpets with a low pile and pet hair from a tiny dogbed, but it struggles to pick up larger debris such as cereal crumbs or chocolate melts. It also struggles to uproot the dirt that is embedded in a wool rug, such as a rug called a kilim or Persian rug. Additionally, it could be stuck to wires or be caught on the tassels of larger rugs.
The robot is a bit sloppy in its maneuverability and relies on random pathing to navigate its coverage area instead of defining it and following effective cleaning routes. This means it will miss some areas while vacuuming others multiple times, and it doesn't detect magnetic boundary strips to keep it out of rooms you don't want to be in.
The SharkClean app is simple to use and compatible with Google Assistant or Amazon Alexa. The app allows you to remotely turn on or off your vacuum, change between power settings, make it return to its dock, schedule an appointment for cleaning, and more. You can also set virtual boundaries to stop the robot entering rooms that you do not want to enter.
The app will also inform you how much battery remains, and whether it's fully charged or charging. The dustbin however, isn't large, so you'll need to empty it after every cleaning session. It's also important to replace the pre-motor filter and brushroll. If the vacuum is connected into an extension cord, you should also periodically check it for tangled cables and other obstructions. The robot vacuum may slide down the stairs if placed too close to the stairs.
Overall
This is an entry-level robot vacuum that feels well-made and has a great battery life. It also does an excellent job of removing pet hair and performs well on floors that are not paved. However it's not the most efficient at navigating itself around obstacles, and it has a rudimentary navigation system that could cause it to miss certain areas of your home. It has high recurring expenses and requires frequent maintenance.
The RoboVac 11S from Eufy is an excellent alternative to this model. It is cheaper, removes pet hair better on all surfaces, and is better on floors with low pile than the Shark ION Robot. It is also easier to store, and the cost of maintenance is less. However, it's not equipped with a self-emptying base station which means you'll need to manually empty its debris bin when it reaches capacity.
The iRobot Roomba j7 is another alternative. It offers many of similar features as the ION Robot, but is more expensive. It feels sturdier and more comfortable to hold. It also has an even bigger dust bin, and it can resume the cleaning process from the point it left off, when returning to its dock to recharge. It also has the ability to set up virtual boundaries to block it from specific areas, and includes a variety of advanced automation features.
The Shark Ion Robot, like most robotic shark vacuums comes with an app that lets you control its features and set cleaning time. The main screen lets you to start a new cleaning job and switch between power settings and choose between different modes of operation. The app is compatible with Android and iOS devices, and also integrates with smart home devices to allow some core features using voice commands.
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