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Key Takeaways
- Type:Robot Vacuum Cleaner (Cordless)
- Price:$349.99(8% off from $379.99)
- Rating:4.1/5 stars (50 reviews)
- Best For:Hard Floor, Carpet
- Features:Cordless
- Status:Out of Stock
- Weight:6.2 lbs
The Shark IQ Robot Vacuum is a robot vacuum cleaner from Shark priced at $349.99. It offers a 6.2 lb body. Owners rate it 4.1 out of 5 across 50 reviews. It is currently out of stock.
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
- Navigation
- Row-by-row systematic cleaning
- Suction
- Shark suction power for large debris, small debris, pet hair
- Surfaces
- Multi-surface brushroll for carpets and hard floors
- Edge cleaning
- Dual spinning side brushes
- Smart features
- App control, Google Assistant, Alexa voice control
- Battery
- Recharge and resume capability
- Weight
- 6.22 lb
- Boundaries
- BotBoundary strips included
- Includes
- Robot, charging dock, 2 side brushes, filter, boundary strips
About This Vacuum
The Shark IQ Robot Vacuum cleans room by room using row-by-row navigation patterns, moving systematically through each space for complete floor coverage. A multi-surface brushroll and dual spinning side brushes handle large debris and pet hair on both carpets and hard floors. Start cleaning through the app, Google Assistant, or Alexa. When the battery runs low, the robot returns to its dock, recharges, and resumes cleaning from where it stopped. BotBoundary strips let you block off no-go zones around pet bowls, cords, or delicate areas. At 6.22 lb, it's heavy enough for strong suction but light enough to navigate under furniture and floor transitions. It works best with regular use rather than tackling weeks of buildup. You'll need to empty the bin and clean brushes periodically.
Frequently Asked Questions
The battery runs for up to 120 minutes on a single charge, which is enough to clean large homes before needing to recharge.
It uses laser-guided navigation to map and clean an entire floor, ensuring systematic and thorough coverage.
Yes. It cleans hardwood, tile, and low-pile carpets, making it suitable for homes with mixed flooring.
For pet hair, look for strong suction (roughly 20,000 Pa or more on a robot vacuum, 150 AW or more on a cordless), a tangle-resistant brush roll, a dedicated pet tool, and HEPA filtration, which by definition captures 99.97% of particles at 0.3 microns. Dyson, Shark and Bissell all make well-reviewed pet models. Use the Pet Hair Specialist filter on our comparison table to see which ones are in stock and what they cost right now.
Most manufacturers suggest replacing filters every 3 to 6 months, depending on how often you vacuum and whether you have pets. HEPA filters usually last 12 to 18 months if you clean them regularly. Washable foam filters on bagless models should be rinsed every 1 to 2 weeks and dried fully before going back in. Replacements typically run $15 to $50. A clogged filter chokes airflow, so suction drops noticeably well before the filter looks dirty.
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Quick Specs
- Navigation
- Row-by-row systematic cleaning
- Suction
- Shark suction power for large debris, small debris, pet hair
- Surfaces
- Multi-surface brushroll for carpets and hard floors
- Edge cleaning
- Dual spinning side brushes
- Smart features
- App control, Google Assistant, Alexa voice control
- Battery
- Recharge and resume capability
- Weight
- 6.22 lb
- Boundaries
- BotBoundary strips included
- Includes
- Robot, charging dock, 2 side brushes, filter, boundary strips
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