Shark AI Robot VACMOP PRO w/Sonic Mopping, AI Laser Vision, No Go Zone & WiFi - Black (Renewed) For Floors,Carpet

I was not real sure about buying a vacmop but this is one of the best cleaning tools we own now. I would recommend it to everyone I know. It makes cleaning alot easier.

*Edit*I had to come back and edit this review after spending so much time with Dustbin. He's tried to be a good vacuum robot, but he simply fails to do his job night after night after night, and I'm shopping for a replacement. This model is so dumb - it will fail to complete even a half cleaning of the house most nights. I'm not sure it ever completes a cleaning run.Specifically:Dustbin will go under the kitchen table, and bounce around under it until his battery dies - failed to clean anything else.Dustbin will, despite his "laser vision" stop at the top of the basement door/edge and alert "oh no, i've detected a cliff!" and there he stops, failed to clean anything. It's odd to me that he can't handle a stairway, as it's 2024 and robot vacuums have been handling stairs for like, a decade. But, not this one - he stops and panics.Dustbin will regularly go into a room he's supposed to clean, and die there, failing to return automatically to the dock to recharge - like he's supposed to - and fail to clean.5 or so days out of the week, we find Dustbin, battery dead, somewhere around the house. He's not stuck - he's not tied up on a cord or anything - he just fails to find his way back to the dock and runs down. Moving the dock and running a remap of the house has not helped, and I've tried that twice now.The software doesn't let one schedule Room A for Monday, Room B for Tuesday, etc. I'd hoped that may be a workaround to him getting lost and dying every single night. But, can't - software is too restrictive.Basically, this little guy requires constant watching and assistance, and he will fail to clean almost every night. Bummer.Lastly, I cannot get the mop function to work consistently. I have followed all the directions for cleaning and clearing the water tank. The tank must be seated into the robot a couple times before the robot confirms it's present. But, it'll regularly just up and say "whup, out of water," even when the tank is full. When it thinks there's no water - it stops and waits. So it's not possible to "mop and forget" as this thing requires constant monitoring and helping. reseat the mop tank, start again. do it again 10 minutes later, repeat until you'd rather have just mopped manually. Making it worse, for some reason the cleaner flow is super low. I keep it on "high flow" now, all the time," and it's like barely getting the mophead wet.End of the day, I gotta buy another robot 'cause this one is getting tossed.**end edit**This is such a cute vacuum, which is dumber than a box of rocks. I named my unit "Dustbin," per a cute feature in the app. The little guy gets the floors mopped and vacuumed pretty well. It needs refills of water often during mopping - so you will get interrupted to go fill him up again. More often than not, I just have the unit run around vacuuming at night, without mopping, as mopping is an "attended" activity by necessity. Dustbin is quiet and diligent. He is doing a great job every night - even though he regularly gets lost and doesn't return to his charger to fill up and complete the job. And he gets stuck. And he spends far too long messing around under the kitchen table, because he's stupid. He'll burn a solid 20% of his charge sometimes just being lost under the chairs. But, it's nice that I can tell him to go directly to any rooms on the map I want.The "dry" areas you can put on the map only get as small as 4x4 foot squares. That's great, if you have only square rugs. Your carpets are gonna get wet, or you're going to miss mopping hard surfaces - there is no ideal situation.The unit can only do one floor with all the features. It's not capable (because of its software) of mapping a 2nd floor - even if you were willing to buy a 2nd dock. So, you get one floor with mapping and sure, you can haul him upstairs and hit "clean," but you get no map features/controls.The unit's voice volume is so quiet it's silly. The voice prompts are useful for troubleshooting, but they are super quiet on their loudest setting. The "find my robot" voice is so quiet it can be missed when the unit is in the room with you. So that's useless.All in all, as a refurb unit, it works great for the price. Had I paid full price, I'd expect the functionality to deliver more than it does. If you don't mind the shortcomings, you can get to a point where the unit happily cleans every night and mostly gets the job done each time. Over the week - my floors are pet-hair free, I don't have to do anything but rescue him a couple times a week and empty the dustbin. Solid C+ experience.

This AI robot vac sucks up the dirt really good. The mopping was good as well, but it was short lived. It keeps getting lost and going in circles on the same spot and getting my floor really wet. So I went back to mopping my floor the old school way. Other than that, I like how it leaves my floor after it's done vacuuming and sweeping up the dirt.

Feels great coming home to clean floors. Really good for smaller homes/apartments. Mapping the home is great. I would suggest using the map to delegate the vacuum certain rooms to clean. My kitchen and bathroom are leveled differently. This vacuum only does well on leveled flat areas. It self charges, goes straight to his dock when he is done and charges himself up for the next time you have him set. Also super quiet, you won’t know the vacuum is on unless it bangs into something.

It gets lost alot. It gets stuck alot. The map seems pretty pointless since it just ignores it. You tell it what room to mop and it will just go whereever it wants and not to that room and get stuck 3 times while doing it by a chair leg or its own imagination. It would be more useful if it was just one of the dumb robots that went in a pattern until it hits things.When it works it does a nice little vacuum and light mop, i wish it would work more often and not just get lost 8 times in half an hour.

I had one of the cheap, no-name vacuums that worked well but the battery died. I saw this one and thought the Shark would be an upgrade. It gets lost constantly, won’t return to the dock, and gets stuck in the middle of the room. The mopping function works well, but it takes hours and you have to keep track of it or it’ll get lost and sit with the wet pad. You also can’t see progress or location in the app.

The vacuum has good suction. It does a really good job with the mopping also. However, it consistently thows dust bin errors. It is not possible for me to run this while I'm not home because I have to constantly fix the dust bin error for seemingly no reason. Anytime it bumps into anything, it gets a dustbin error. It is really annoying and it's almost at a point where I just want to return this. I really wish it just worked well because it's a really awesome concept.**Update March 2024**It has actually gotten worse which is impressive. No, it just wanders in circles and tries to clean its own dock. I have mapped and remapped countless times. I'm pretty sure shark has dialed this in to be an excellent cash cow for its cleaning solution sales. All it does at this point is move around in circles and empty itself of cleaning solution while not mopping meaningfully and dust bin errors constantly.

Bought 2 other robots before this one and all were trash , not gonna lie i was hesitant because its refurbished but took the chance and i am very happy with the results. I have a 6 month old crawler and this robot has made my life (and OCD) so much easier . Totally satisfied with the product

The media could not be loaded. Its great to send it to different rooms wherever it may need to be cleaned or can do entire home or just spot cleaning.