Shark Matrix Plus Robot Vacuum & Mop Combo, 60-Day Self-Emptying, AV2610WA
$229.99
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Key Takeaways
- Type:Robot Vacuum Cleaner (Cordless)
- Price:$229.99
- Best For:Floor
- Features:Cordless
- Status:In Stock
- Runtime:Up to 110 minutes
The Shark Matrix Plus Robot Vacuum & Mop Combo is a robot vacuum cleaner from Shark last listed at $229.99. It offers up to 110 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
- Wattage
- 35 W
- Battery Life
- 110 min
- Filter Type
- washable fabric filter (pre motor)
About This Vacuum
The Shark Matrix Plus AV2610WA vacuums and mops in the same pass. A sonic mopping pad scrubs hard floors, which Shark says it does 100 times per minute, while the robot picks up dry debris. When it's done, it empties itself into a bagless base that Shark says holds up to 60 days of dirt, and the base has a HEPA filter. Runtime is listed at 110 minutes, and with Recharge and Resume the robot goes back to charge and then carries on where it stopped. It maps the home with 360-degree LiDAR. Shark's Matrix Clean runs a grid pattern with multiple passes, and the self-cleaning brushroll is designed to stop hair wrap. On the robot itself there's a washable fabric pre-motor filter. Our data has gaps for this one. We don't have a suction figure in Pa, a weight or an onboard bin size. Durability is the weak spot: parts breaking or units failing after about a year is a repeated complaint, and replacement parts are often out of stock. It fits a home with pets and mixed floors that wants mopping included.
Frequently Asked Questions
Quickly and accurately in most homes. The AV2610WA's LiDAR mapping and scheduling work well, but the app takes some digging to learn, and area rugs can confuse the map. If you have lots of rugs, check the map after the first run and fix any gaps.
Not always. A repeated complaint is parts breaking or whole AV2610WA units failing after about a year, and replacement parts are often out of stock. Shark's support has been helpful in some cases. Register it when it arrives and keep the receipt.
Yes. The AV2610WA keeps up with shedding dogs and cats, and the self-cleaning brushroll means far less time cutting hair off the brush. For a home with a heavy shedder, that's the part of the design that saves the most effort day to day.
No. The self-empty base is bagless, so there are no bags to buy and not much emptying by hand. The trade-off is noise, since some find the empty cycle loud. The base has a HEPA filter for what the AV2610WA dumps into it after each run.
It's light duty. The AV2610WA's sonic mopping can leave hard floors streak-free, but the pad can slip off, and you have to remove the mop reservoir to vacuum without mopping. It suits a quick wipe of sealed floors, not scrubbing out dried spills.
Not always. Shark lists up to 110 minutes, but in larger homes the AV2610WA may need to recharge partway through, then wait a long time before it resumes, so a full clean can stretch over several hours. Recharge and Resume does bring it back to where it stopped.
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Quick Specs
- Brand
- Shark
- Type
- Robot
- Power Source
- Cordless
- Wattage
- 35 W
- Battery Life
- 110 min
- Filter Type
- washable fabric filter (pre motor)
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