Shark AV2501S AI Ultra Robot Vacuum
Shark

Shark AV2501S AI Ultra Robot Vacuum, with Matrix Clean, Home Mapping, 30-Day Capacity HEPA Bagless Self Empty Base, Perfect for Pet Hair, Wifi, Dark Grey

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$419.99

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Key Takeaways

  • Type:Robot Vacuum Cleaner (Cordless)
  • Price:$419.99
  • Best For:Regular home cleaning, Pet hair cleaning
  • Features:Cordless
  • Status:In Stock
  • Runtime:Up to 120 minutes
  • Weight:14.4 lbs

The Shark AV2501S AI Ultra Robot Vacuum is a robot vacuum cleaner from Shark last listed at $419.99. It offers a 14.4 lb body and up to 120 minutes of runtime. It is in stock now.

Shark is a mid-range vacuum brand founded in 1998, headquartered in Needham, Massachusetts, USA. Known for: Navigator series, DuoClean technology, Lift-Away vacuums.

Quick Specs

Brand
Shark
Type
Robot
Power Source
Cordless
Battery Life
120 min
Capacity
0.1 L
Weight
14.4 lbs
Filter Type
Foam

About This Vacuum

Shark's AI Ultra AV2501S pairs a robot with a bagless self-emptying base that Shark says holds up to 30 days of debris. That matters, because the robot's own bin is just 0.1 liters (checked against Shark's site). It runs for up to 120 minutes, and Recharge and Resume sends it back to the dock and then picks up where it stopped. Mapping is done with 360-degree LiDAR, which Shark says works day or night. Matrix Clean drives the robot in a grid with several passes over the same area. A self-cleaning brushroll is built to resist hair wrap, and Shark aims the robot at homes with pets. Our data records a foam filter on the robot, and Shark says the base uses HEPA filtration. You can set schedules or start it by voice through Alexa or Google Assistant. Our data lists the weight at 14.4 lb, and we don't have a Pa suction figure. The base usually empties the robot on its own, though it can head back to empty mid-run more often than you'd want, and a packed bin may not clear on the first run.

Frequently Asked Questions

Usually, not always. The base on the AV2501S normally clears the robot's bin on its own, but some units head back to empty in the middle of a run more often than expected, and a bin packed full on the first run may not clear. Shark says the base holds up to 30 days of debris.

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