Shark AI Ultra
Self-emptying robot vacuum with Matrix Clean navigation that cleans in a grid for deeper coverage, plus a 60-day capacity bagless base.
Shark's AI Ultra nails the fundamentals that matter day to day: its matrix-grid navigation cleans methodically rather than bouncing around, and the self-empty base means weeks between bin trips. There's no mopping, so it's a pure vacuum — but as one, it's superb value.
Score breakdown
Rated across 1 criterion
Specifications
- Suction
- 5000 Pa
- Runtime
- 120 min
- Navigation
- LiDAR
- Self-empty
- Yes
- Mopping
- No
- Noise
- 65 dB
Pros
- Matrix grid cleaning
- 60-day self-empty base
- Strong on debris
Cons
- No mopping
- Bulky base
Owner reviews
★★★★★ 5 · 1A top-tier home appliance we recommend without hesitation
Shark's AI Ultra nails the fundamentals that matter day to day: its matrix-grid navigation cleans methodically rather than bouncing around, and the self-empty base means weeks between bin trips. There's no mopping, so it's a pure vacuum — but as one, it's superb value.
At €600, it's priced around the category average. For most buyers in this category, it's one of the best choices you can make.
Community reviews (1)
Excellent navigation, strong suction, and reliable app experience.
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What does the energy class mean?
The EU label runs A (most efficient) to G. A higher class costs more upfront but less to run — worth it for appliances used daily. See the Energy spec.
What capacity do I need?
For a washing machine, ~7 kg suits a couple and 9 kg+ a family; fridges are rated in litres. Check the Capacity / Volume spec above.
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