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Shark AI Ultra
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Shark AI Ultra

98/ 100★★★★★ (1)€600

Self-emptying robot vacuum with Matrix Clean navigation that cleans in a grid for deeper coverage, plus a 60-day capacity bagless base.

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Best for:Pet hairHard floors & carpetHands-off cleaningLarge homes
Suction
5000 Pa
Runtime
120 min
Navigation
LiDAR
Self-empty
Yes
98/100
Outstanding
Our verdict

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 6 criteria

How we score →
Suction69/100
Navigation88/100
Battery life76/100
Quietness81/100
Smart features78/100
Value100/100

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 · 1
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Editorial review
★★★★★4.9/5

A top-tier robot vacuum 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.

Its strongest area is navigation (88/100), followed by quietness (81/100). In practice, matrix grid cleaning.

The main caveat is suction, where it scores 69/100. Specifically, no mopping.

At €600, it sits below the typical price for the category — strong value. For most buyers in this category, it's one of the best choices you can make.

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Community reviews (1)

B
Benjamin Favre
2025-12-07 · Verified
★★★★★
Great performance

Excellent navigation, strong suction, and reliable app experience.

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Frequently asked questions

Does this robot vacuum empty itself?

Models with a self-emptying dock vacuum their bin into a larger bag automatically, so you only empty it every few weeks. Check the “self-emptying” spec above.

Can it avoid obstacles and pet messes?

Robots with AI camera or reactive obstacle avoidance steer around cables, shoes and pet waste. LiDAR handles mapping; a camera adds object recognition.

How loud is it?

Most robot vacuums run between 55–70 dB — about as loud as a normal conversation. See the noise level spec for this model.

Does it work on both carpet and hard floors?

Yes. It auto-adjusts suction on carpet, and models with a liftable mop raise the pads to avoid soaking rugs.

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