Shark RV2620WD AI Ultra Robot Vacuum and Mop with Matrix Clean Navigation, CleanEdge Technology, Perfect for Pet Hair, Carpets, Hard Floors, Compatible with Alexa, Black/Mocha

Trapea pisos ligeramente sucios y aspira bien , en mi caso llegó con un defecto de fábrica que constantemente se detenía cuando hacía giros rápidos para trapear y dame el error 18 , y lo tuve que devolver , espero poder volver a comprarlo

We have had a Shark Duoclean vacuum for years, and it's been amazing for cleaning up after twins and multiple cats. But now that we have a much bigger house with lots of wood floors, we wanted to invest in a robot vac. We love our Duoclean so much that we didn't really even research other brands—we just went with what we know and love. And so far, it's paying off big time! We got the Shark AI Ultra Robot 2-in-1 Vacuum and Mop. My twins named her "Emily". The fact that she vacuums AND mops simultaneously is nothing short of AMAZING. Her mapping system is ROBUST. She spent an hour or so exploring our house and mapping it out, then I was able to name each room. You have the ability to set "no-go" zones which the robot will avoid completely, and create carpet zones where she won't go when she has the mop attached. With the app, you can select just a couple of rooms for her to clean, or the whole house. You can also have her "spot clean" any 5 square foot area. She has three cleaning levels: Eco, Normal, and Matrix. We decided against the self-emptying base, for a few reasons: 1. It's SO much more expensive, 2. I read it's really loud and we didn't want it to scare our cats, and 3. It only empties the dustbin—it doesn't do anything for the mopping reservoir. We knew we'd only do a few rooms at a time, so just emptying her dust bin after each run has been totally fine for us. When Emily is just doing her normal vacuum and mop runs, she's pretty quiet—no scared cats! Are there any cons? I'm not sure how well her cliff sensor works—she almost fell down the stairs when she first mapped out the house, but I was there to stop her. But not a big deal, because I created a no-go zone around the stairs. Also she doesn't do spectacularly well on carpets. But she does good enough for me! Overall I am THRILLED that Emily has joined our family!

Vacuum works great and doesn’t bang into things like the roomba. This has a good sensor regarding what’s in front of it. Also runs quieter than the roomba. I think the dust bin can be messy to empty. The app is poor compared to the roomba. Setting the schedule isn’t as flexible and god forbid if it loses WiFi connection. It literally won’t work b/c it says it isn’t connected, yet it is not letting me connect to Wi-Fi. I probably have run the mop 3 times and now it won’t work. Says the fluid chamber is empty when it is not. Other than the app and the mop being nonfunctional, this is a good vacuum. In hindsight, I should’ve just bought the vacuum, not the mop version, and saved some money.

This review is about SHARK RV2620WD AI Ultra Robot Vacuum and Mop with Matrix Clean Navigation. Seems reviews on Amazon are mixed up between different models, so it can be misleading. I also have Roborock vacuum and bought this one due to mopping function which I haven’t been able to try due to issues listed below. 1. Mapping: It doesn’t map the home correctly as far as I can say after repeating multiple times. 2. Carpet zones: it fails to create carpet zones after multiple tries. this is important if you want to use mopping mode. It has a hard time getting on my thin rugs. Nine out of 10 times it doesn’t go on the rugs during carpet, recognition mode, but it does go on those rugs during mapping mode. Go figure! 3. With auto recharging enabled, during the Cleaning runs, it returned to the dock after battery dropped to 90% from 100%. Only after disabling auto recharging, it continued cleaning more than few minutes. And even during those runs, Never cleaned all the rooms selected but only a small section, and then returned back to the dock. This behavior is repeatable. It took about half an hour to clean a small section of the room. Can’t imagine how much it would take to clean the whole house which I have not been able to do successfully with this robot vacuum. 4. In the app you cannot see the robot path in realtime unlike Roborock app. 5. The push notifications are enabled in the app and phone settings but I do not get any push notifications from the robot activities. 6. After trying more than 20 times so far, the robot has not vacuumed the home a single time as selected in the app, only partial sections. It seems this product was released before it was ready for consumer release or at least before the software, the firmware, and the apps were ready for this model. Very disappointed. It seems as if they haven’t done much internal testing for this robot vacuum else I can’t believe why this model was released to consumers. Update:12/19/23: I tried mopping function by selecting only 1 room with tiles Unfortunately even that doesn’t work as the robot really has a hard time navigating and covering the room. It kept on mopping a small tiny area of the room for a very long time and then missed larger other sections of the same room. Eventually ot ended up in the other adjacent room which was not selected for cleaning. Mopping does work okay when it works. Clearly the “AI” name in this model is a big marketing gimmick and the laser radar function does not work. This is the worst robot I have ever used. AVOID at all costs even if it’s free as it does not work at all and will end up wasting lot of time for you.

10 months in and going strong. We typically run her once a week to vacuum and another time to mop. Generally she does a decent job but there are a few drawbacks. 1. The bin is large but narrow at the opening. Most times, the junk gets stuck and will clog the brush. 2. You can not nap multiple floors. Without a nap, she really just doesn’t work as well but does a decent enough job. 3. For unknown reasons, the map will delete your room designators and carpet zones randomly. I went to mop today and had to relabel everything. A PITA but not a show stopper.