Shark IQ Robot R101AE Self-Emptying Robot Vacuum Review

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nce you send the Shark IQ on a cleaning mission, it goes about its work with gusto. It cleans in a methodical back-and-forth snake pattern, ensuring that no floor area goes unvacuumed. While the IQ was good at negotiating chair legs and tight spaces, it had a tendency to push a little too hard, nudging dog food bowls and a wooden IKEA step stool out of the way.

I used the included bot boundary strip to block off a thick shag rug that has felled many a robot vacuum. The IQ pushed hard against the boundary strip, ultimately moving enough of the strip under the rug so that it could travel onto the shag rug, where the vacuum quickly got stuck and sent an alert to our phone.

The Shark IQ has three levels of power (Eco, Normal and Max) but only two cleaning pattern options: manual and mapping. Many other vacuums, including the iLife V3s, include spot and edge cleaning modes that give you more control over the robot’s movements.

While we were unable to test the Shark IQ in the same lab environment as older robot vacuums, we replicated those conditions as best we could in a house. We cordoned off a 5 x 5-foot area and performed three tests on hardwood and three on low-pile carpet. On both surfaces, we dropped 20 grams of Cheerios, then 20 grams of kitty litter and then 2 grams of dog hair in relatively straight lines. We then placed the Shark IQ about one foot away from the debris and pressed the “Clean” button.

The Shark IQ picked up an average of 77.5% of the kitty litter; by comparison, the Roomba s9, which we tested in the same location, was a perfect 100%, and the older Shark Ion picked up 94%.

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