The ULTIMATE Test - Saw Dust - Hair - Concrete Pieces - Bug - SHARK IQ -VS- iRobot Roomba i7 i7+
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- Опубликовано: 1 ноя 2019
- Huge test to see which robot can get the job done! Long video but lots of good info if you are deciding on which one to get.
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Yes, Once again this is an extreme test! People have been asking for this. If one can get it done then the other should be able to as well. (If it is a good robot)
Some people comment saying its a stupid useless test. Well a few of my robots can complete this test. Please like and subscribe!
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I agree that the shark iq should, but comparing the roomba i7+ which is twice as expensive as the shark iq is an unfair comparison and its unreasonable to expect the same level of performance imo. Its like comparing a 500 dollar phone to a 1000 dollar phone, two different ball games imo.
I get your argument. It should have a bin sensor to help it in situations like this. However... almost no one will let a robot clean up a mess like this. These robots are meant to maintain your floors on a day to day basis. If the Shark empties its bin every time it docks and keeps your floor neat and tidy, what’s the issue?
Agreed. When I got my roomba 960 it filled the bin twice the first few cleaning cycles, after that it would last 3-4 days (daily cleaning because of cat and dog). For home use it should be just fine :)
I agree. It is suppose to maintain. Not clean a big mess lol.
Ya, except every other robot with a self cleaning bin can do it 😂😂 point being if you do get a big mess the others can clean , this one can’t, this isn’t Theo my issues there’s more, these new sharks are garbage
Well, yeah, but somebody can have more dirtier home, for example in my grandma's house, Roomba 564 will fill up it's AeroVac after 15 minutes
Henrique Miranda not true because I have the shark IQ and it empty’s it’s bin out and continues to do a great job. No complaints here.
So far so good with this vacuum. ruclips.net/user/postUgkx8ISPQRRAfpAaX4msGjyodObTBnlj4T5g I was a little concerned to find it seems to be all plastic, but the reviews were good, so I'm hoping for the best. Very easy to assemble Recommened, and only attachments I've used so far work well, and are easy to use. Doing a good job on the new carpet in my bedrooms and stairs. Works well on the hardwood on my main floor too. Reasonable weight and cord length. I already knew from an earlier review that it wouldn't fit under furniture, but I can use my Eufy for that, so no problem - the high traffic areas that need a stronger suction was really what I bought this for. If it continues as it's started, it will be a good buy and well worth the money. I have had two Shark Rocket stick vacs in the past that are super easy to use, but the motors just don't last well, even with scrupulous cleaning of the filters. I'm hoping for better with this Bissell.
Cleans better than my friend did🌼 Gets perfectly around the baseboards and adapts for rugs and wood floors . Could not give it a better rating. Argued with hubby to purchase and he admits that he is impressed with the cleaning. perfect and a happy customer.
Thanks for creating your video. I'll be waiting for Shark IQ 2.0
In the settings for your robot there's a toggle to turn off or on the evacuate and resume feature. If that's off it won't return to empty and then continue again I believe.
In his other video it did return but not until after it was so full it errored out trying to get there so I'd say it's not off. Of course, defective units are a thing so maybe that's it.
Miy shark does and it empties frequently.and never has an issue with normal vacuuming. It’s an unfair test . High end roombe vs mid range shark I have no complaints with my shark
It's a household carpet vacuum, not a construction job shop vac.
I mean, you are right, but it can also vacuum hard floors. The AE bot is actually less powerful then the non AE
yea and no. they are supposed to work on hard floors too and this is an “extreme test” so that’s kinda the point of the video
I’m thinking about getting a shark IQ in 2024 can you do another way you want it in 2024 so I know if it’s good or not
Both the units could not complete the task without your intervention plus the Roomba malfunctioned several times(indicator ight malfunctions,bag problems,jammed hair wrapped rollers and debris backups). You discredit the shark because it wont do the extreme unrealistic test even though both failed. If you scatter 1/2 inch bolts around will the Roomba clean them up? If not then the Roomba is junk using your own logic.
A real test would be to start each unit and see if they can complete the task without you having to tinker with them. Bottom line is they both failed.
You're right, but this is unrealistic test, and he mainly wanted to test the self emptying docks, not the robots.
And really, Shark IQ is garbage. It can't even map the entire house after 30 cycles 🤦♂️
Just look at the price of it, price says everything.
Also, btw, I was trying simillar test in my garage with my old Roomba 555 and it picked up all of the mess, small nails, workshop dust, leaves, long hair, some other dirt, with just 3x cleaning the bin, because it was full. AeroForce is system made especially for dust, crumbs, or some smaller cereal, old iRobot dual brush system cleaning heads picked up everything, and even some smaller LEGO bricks!
Well we've had our Shark for almost 10 months and its done very well. It had mapped the house after its second use. It picks up the normal things I'd expect it to.
We have a Great Pyrenees dog.
If the floor isn't vacuumed every other day then the hair clumps in clouds everywhere especially in the corners.
If the bin is full then it returns to base for an empty, then continues on its task without intervention.
Let me do an analogy.
I could go to a vehicle dealership and buy a $140,000 2 ton truck when the only thing I'm ever going to haul is myself and a dog.
The big truck can haul gravel, a 5th wheel gooseneck trailer loaded with farm products or heavy cars and other very heavy things.
-But if the truck isn't ever going to be used for that utility then its a huge waste of money.
Better to spend $28K on a nice 1/4 ton truck and pocket the $112,000 savings.
Is the 1/4T truck really "junk"? If the heavy utility isn't needed then the a junk statement would be misleading and untrue.
Since I'm not going to be cleaning up chunks of cement, nuts n bolts, bits of brick or sizeable splintered wood fragments from my household hardwood and carpeted floors then spending twice the amount for one of the most expensive model produced just doesn't make any sense.
That's pretty much what these tests have confirmed.
@@SirSteveFury that's like buying a $3,000 PC to just play Solitaire.
@@HOLY_SPIRIT_GOD Actually, I paid around $450 and rarely have to manually vacuum the house for almost 2 years. I find that an excellent value.
It only errored twice to the point it stopped and one was the bag being full. Is that even really an error? He states it's unrealistic most stress tests are. He could've tried longer with the shark but as overfull as it was I don't think there was a point.
I watched the other test he referred to in this video(with the pasta) where he let it try longer. In that test it did try to self empty but apparently too late and would get the same error only when he turned it over there wasn't a bunch of crap under it the bin was just full so apparently, it thought it couldn't move.
I have a 980 that I don't recall ever stopping because of a full bin. I've actually wondered why it would keep going. I'm not sure if that's a good thing but we've had it a long time and it's still going soo...
Can you please try a feather and bird seed test for bird owners? I want to know if the I7+ can handle it. Great video! Thanks!
This is a great review. thank you
"so its finally able to do its job"
Bin: Im about to end my and his whole career
Went from a roomba 980 to this shark. The Shark works way better, empties the bin when full and carries on cleaning, sometimes 2 or 3 times per daily cleaning. It must have a sensor? I have several large birds that scatter food and pieces of wood around the cages and this has been less problematic than the roomba and kept things noticeably cleaner. Hair used to destroy the brush rollers on the 980, shark doesn't collect hair. I've owned roombas since the early series ( owned 5 of them in the last 7 years ) and the shark is the best robot yet. Also no bags to buy, and a quarter of the price.
Glad you like it but it does not have a sensor that was one of my main complaints.
Tech Reviews and More! It’s called turn on your settings to do self emptying. Hello! 😂 You even avoid people on here asking if you even turned it on. Because if you didn’t, that means you didn’t even read the manual.
We have a 980 the only issues we really have with it were inadvertently caused by us. The short version is we killed its wifi so the app doesn't work and it doesn't navigate as well. We're getting the i7 but we're going to let the 980 run out in the garage on demand until it dies.
@@TheHailstorm77 In his other video it tried to self empty but not until it was so full it errored out on the way. Other reviewers have stated that the i7 and s9 are the only robots with full bin sensors. The other robots either use a timer or an algorithm. Does that matter in day-to-day cleaning? I suppose it depends on how big or dirty your house is. I'd say in most cases not much. Also, why would that setting be off by default if it comes with an emptying bin? That's kind of stupid.
It will empty in the middle of the run, but there is no full bin sensor. The mid-clean self emptying works by having it clean for 30 minutes, then go back to the dock, and then resume cleaning
They can’t add that sensor because Roomba has a patent on it.
At lest it did pick it up. Everyone agrees the vacumm part is excellent the automation part needs work. Neither vacuum was meant to be a shop vac
Even I agree with that. That's why i say over and over with a very good update this thing could be good.
At lest it shows irobot is over pricing its vacumm guess, i7 cost around $700 alone its the bin that adds the price to $1g. Shark is the real first competition they had.
My i7 does this with dog hair. The dog hair doesn’t go all the way into the dirt bin. After a year mine picks up big things but not fine things like sand.
Thanks for the demo, I was close to going shark because of hair.
Thanks. The shark is great with hair, but that's about all.
i need parts for a euty robovac 11+. cannot find rollar brush or cover for it. please help
I wonder if the IRobot dirt dog would yield different results, since it is built for those kind of environments, even though it is an older machine.
I just ordered one today but based on this video I will be sending it back as soon as it get here.Thank you for this video
Awesome test
Im returning my shark and buy the roomba instead. Thank you so much for comparing these two machines.
"bug detection" that made me laugh! i enjoy just watching these in my freetime ^v^
I don’t think it was intended for industrial use, it’s for your normal living spaces. Now when they come out with a robot wet/dry vacuum system, well this would be a good trial test.🤠
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Thanks for this!
the roomba i7 here is $800. I just picked up that shark for just under $300. Is the sensor worth $500? for me it isn't, i use it to maintain my house, it cleans every day (the fur of 2 huskies) and quite frankly i'm very happy with it. Is the roomba better? sure, i will agree on that, but for me it isn't worth an extra $500.
I do not like that it doesn’t have a bin sensor but the likeliness of some one having this much dirt in one area is obscured
Yeah, Shark must throw in a sensor.
also why does the shark iq have one brisile holder on each brush
bin full sensor technology is prohibited from using from all non Roomba rotobs because of patent irobot is holding about bin full sensor. If you set Shark to empty every half hour, it will work better as long as half hour it grabs full bin
A sensor would add unnecessary cost and complexity. The thing is designed to clean your house everyday so your floors will never be dirty enough to fill the tray.
Why build something that's able to suck up an ocean when you only need a glass.
Events that happen maybe once every couple of years like spilling an entire box of cereal should be cleaned up immediately by a human.
The robot handles the monotony of day to day cleaning without any human intervention and as an owner im greatly satisfied.
Dude his reviews are biast and he’s a terrible reviewer. He didn’t turn on his setting for self emptying. How is he even a techie? He thinks this is just a click and go. No! You tubers are asking him a question and he ignores us because he is a typical person that doesn’t bother to either read instructions or even set his configuration setting.
@@TheHailstorm77 Why would you buy a robot with a self-emptying bin and expect to have to turn that setting ON? It came with a bin it should be on by default. It's not rocket science.
In a previous test with the pasta, it tried to empty but too late so unless he went back after that and turned it off it's on.
How loud is those robots that clean the floor
the room a i7 works a lot better with the joy brothers rollers. i found this out by accident when i ordered extra parts. the factory rollers seem too close together and left hair clumps from the dogs. now it misses very little
what are the joy brother rollers? Could you link them as i notice that about mine as well
Just bought my i7 for about $120, sadly without charger, but its getting here soon. Gonna test it on a friend's clean base and see if it works right and hopefully it'll be a good deal.
Dang. Where did you find one for that price? I bought mine a week ago on eBay. They were offering 20% discount for certified refurbished with 2 yr warranty. I paid about 376 for the i7+.
Do you know why I didn’t work because I was just doing normal mode if you were to switch it to the higher mode it might work
Great test
how about the shark for $150? i just got it and now i see all these reviews. but my house isnt to messy
Crazy to do a test and cut down the shark but then turn around and other one sucks too lol
Would you keep it if it was only a hundred dollars???
Who the crap uses a robot vacuum for a job site cleanup?
It was an extreme test, he even said so himself. People want to see how these things handle a lot of debris. While normally no you would never use it for this much, and got for a shop vac or a broom , its good to see what is and isn't good in the end. You now know Shark doesn't have a sensor in its dust bin. The one thing I do however like about Shark's has the slow edge cleaning brushes, and that it has 2 edge cleaners over Roomba's 1 and fast spinning. Roomba flicks things around often where the slow brushes have less chance to toss things around. In the end the test proves that you pay more for Roomba, but you do get quality.
It is not an extreme test, it is an idiot of a test, using a product to attempt something it was not designed for, then crying about its performance. Good for rumba, it did better, and cost how much more?
My Shark IQ works fine and does a great job after completing the mapping process, ......... but I use mine for its intended purpose.
This silly “Extreme Testing” is a huge misrepresentation!
I know I always leave concrete lying around the house for a $500-$1000 robot designed for hardwood floors and carpet to clean instead of is using a $50 shop vac designed for the job.
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It's not an extreme test. It's doing multiple things the product manual says not to do.
@@johnt5468 It amazes me how many people don't understand the concept of a stress test. It's just a test to see where a robot's limits are. I think it succeeded in that regard.
I broke my Roomba 600 series just because it wouldn't leave me alone when it cleaned. Had to toss it out of the room. Would you say the shark is an upgrade to the Roomba 600 series? Idk which exact Roomba it was but yeah.
You tossed your Roomba out of the room? No offence but were you maybe having a bad day?
Deadpan Melon long day maybe, thanks for asking. Since then I actually found that the roborock s4 and the coredy 5500 were pretty good robot vacuums.
@@Jamz4YourEars I've actually got the Roborock s4 myself
Deadpan Melon oh wow cool! Great minds think alike
What specific model number is this one?
Shark IQ in 2024 can you please do a review on it so I know if it’s good or not thanks
How much robot vacuums do you have!.
My shark I.Q.Picked up a Quarter,a PipeCleaner my dogs fur,for a mid-tier robot vacuum,it has some good premium features.my shark empties itself every 30mins
How did you empty the Roomba bag? I'm curious because I want to buy one but I read that the bags are disposable and cannot be reused. Please share! Thanks!
This question goes out to anyone...I have been researching iRobot 9s+ vs Shark IQ. I got the iRobot Mop. Mapped well in only 3 runs.
*I see so many complaints on Shark IQ mapping. WTH with the magnet strips? I like the no go zone with iRobot. The only concern I have with no go zones is a few areas that I am afraid the robots will knock over something.
*11-30 practice runs???! I guess that's no big deal. I can do the runs while I am not home. Advice?
*I have one area that has longer carpet - not 70s shag long but longer than not....Will it work?
*Is suffering through mapping and lost wifi worth it?
Get the Roomba. I bought a 980 4.5 years ago and it's still going. We have four cats two of which shed a lot. We are going to move it to another part of the house and get the i7. We have zero regrets about going with irobot.
Irobot has a patent on the dirt bin sensor, so if any other brand used it, Irobot would make so many lawsuits
Please test roborock s7 maxv ultra. Help me . I need 1 video test for you. Thank you
I agree with you I bought one thinking it would work great but no I was wrong
The roomba shows the red light because it’s home is full but.that’s weird?
Now I'm curious if an exchange unit can solve the IQ problem, or at least allow you to actually run some test on it. With the reviews that divided online, really suspect that you got an defected unit. Great test mate!
RailgunCat Puff So I had a similar problem with the Shark IQ and large messes like this. The Shark does not have a dirt detection or dirt bin full sensor so the robot does not know when to return to the dock and empty itself. There is a feature in the app called Evacuate and Resume which is a timer based function, so basically the robot will go out for about 30 minutes than return to the dock to empty it self and resume where it left off. During my testing I noticed the robot only did this once covering my 2,800 sq-ft main level.
@@RobotMasters Dumbest design ever....it has a self emptying bin!!!! cmon shark
@@AdamsReviews The lack of sensor does sound pretty dumb, but not a deal breaker for some people. Since this is more for maintaining the cleanness instead of clean up job site.
What I'm wondering is the constant error Tech Review is encountering that prevents the IQ to actually move around. Does feel like a sensor or two has gone bad on the unit.
@@RobotMasters On that note, when are you throwing the Roomba into your dirty garage to see how much better it does there 😏? I bet many people will jump into Roomba in a heartbeat if it actually survive that test.
@@ljfa321321 I was actually going to do the video today, but since it just snowed here in Colorado, my Garage is still wet and muddy 🤔😞. I will wait a few days for it to dry up and will have the S9 clean it up 😁
I used to watch these and never remembered :'(
What is the point of spending $1000+ for a robo vac that might (will?) require your attention?? But an even a simpler question.... how long it would have taken you to clean this room with a hand held vacuum like a Dyson???
since buying it I've only needed to touch the thing twice. Both times was because it sucked up something large like a sock. It keeps my floors pristine and the thing feels like I have my own personal cleaning maid.
I noticed it misses a couple of particulates on each run, but because it cleans everyday it is always able to pick up everything eventually.
Neither robot is $1000. I think the s9 is or pretty close. I would use a shop vac for that personally but it's a stress test soo....
Heck, unless mine is on full blast, it misses little pieces of kitty litter. Other then the full tank sensor, their mapping app is a waste of screen space. I don't think it's an unfair test at all. I agree with you. The Shark IQ IMO w/o the empty bin should be selling for under $200 at Big Lots. And negative ghostrider, those updates didn't do poo. Last one, in 2022, didn't help or do anything. And even after 20+ runs, it still doesn't have the right map layout of my home. As far as the iRobot, I have a scooba Gen2. Not a fan of it's non-mapping ability but it cleans the hardwood floor well enough. THe ONLY issue I see with the iRobot is, the side brushes spin TOO fast. Throws more then it picks up.
I think only the top line Roomba models have a sensor that detects if the bin is full or not. For the money I think most won't miss that feature seeing as it's unlikely that the vacuum would fill itself prior to completing a cleaning run, so I disagree with you, unless of coarse the fore mentioned feature could be implemented without increasing the cost at all. My problem with the shark is that the docking bin doesn't use bags which means exposing yourself to the dust that was vacuumed every time you empty the bin. Deebot T8+ get my vote because it's arguably better at finding it's way around a house than the i7 and while it lacks the bin sensor, it's dock does use bags so no dust issue. Those are twice as much as the shark but navigate better are still less than half the price of the i7.
I have to empty my robot's bin once every time it does a run and it has to dock and come back out to finish my house. The bin gets full before it's time for it to dock... pets.
Honestly,I would say shark rushed this out the door and intended for it to just to clean a home with just dust and dirt and was just worried about costs,just my opinion though.
Love the enthusiasm. But dare I suggest a broom and a dust pan?
Zoom what is the best way to clean a bit love you too 🏴🏴🇾🇹🇲🇦
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Centipede: Ow!!! Woah, what is this place full of pasta??
I want to see the s9+ clean this area.
Does this really sound like a little Jack hammer? Cause i just got mine and good grief it's awful.
I have a i7 but not with the clean base and a t8 with the clean base - as far as navigation goes the t8 is better but the i7 cleans very good 😌
When I run my IQ+ robot as a pollen, dust, pet hair cleaner on a daily basis, most I get is a baseball card wad of hair & debris inside the base's dust bin. You ask too much from this budget robot, I like mine with the Oct 2019 firmware, but the latest 2.3.4 (1063) dropped battery % display, which was useful. As a big job cleanup device, this robot isn't it, correct. But seriously, all these robots take so long to clean I would never give a large cleanup task to robot. The $499 price was right in the market, even with i7+ down to $799. Mine used to appear to empty at 50% battery charge, around 30 minutes of cleaning.
If I get this shark iq I will replace the 2 side brushes with a honiture g20 side brush cause the honiture g20 has 3 bristles and the shark has one bristle
i mean this is the same result when you compare a dyson v10 and a shop vacuum againts the stuff your vacuuming. the i7+ is sooooo much more expensive so of course it would do better
Not really. The ONLY real reason the i7 can do this job is because of the built in dirt sensor. Shark wanted to cut cost and not have that and that's why it failed.
GOT EM!!!
I so agree with you
The robot shark needs you to hold the clean and dock business on it sepertly until it tells you with audio.
The robot really is not designed to clean up that kind of mess. I agree that it's not the best robot, but don't fault it for failing at a job that should be done by a broom or shop vac.
are vee fully agree. However the Roomba did it.
@@AdamsReviews So, how much did each one cost again? I am very happy with my Shark. I understand its limitations and don't set it up to fail and complain when it does.
@@caseydusseau7761 Full retail is $550 for shark and I believe 999 for i7+...but they are directly comparing themselves to the i7 and advertising as 1/2 the price. I am showing you what 1/2 the price gets you. I already said multiple times that these are not designed for this. Did you even watch the video lol.
Confession - I didn't watch until the end, but I had a strong hunch the Roomba would be called in to save the day. At less than half the price thanks to your Kohl's video, I think I can put up with the Shark's many limitations. But thanks to you and the other reviewers for pointing them out ahead of time. And no thanks to the ones that made this thing seem like "rainbows and unicorns".
are vee yep I fully agree with you! What he needs for that job is a SHOP VAC. If the air intake is half an inch diameter and I try fit it 2’’ items then yeah something wrong will happen. You don’t need to be a genius to understand that right? Same thing with his hard spaghetti test... these robots are design for light duty and daily cleaning not design for a Shop vac job...
What happened to the bug? Did he go to bug heaven? Shark should give you new rollers for this video.
Maybe when on the second video but you did this again just bring all the roombas to clean
My family wishes they had a roomba vacuum cleaner
Have you turned on evacuate resume. Go to settings and go to the name of your robot and you will see evacuate resume
Colbryn Roberts yes is that turned on?
@@transammatt of course it is turned on. Like i said the problem is no sensor so it will only go back once or twice even for a large floor plan.
I agree with you
i swear to god why did i not get the roomba yet
I wondered why my Roomba 805 sometimes shows a blue magnifying glass light and wondered if maybe it needed a repair, but when I looked it up it turned out that that light indicates its dirt detect mode. I’ve since noticed that this model Roomba runs in circles over the dirty area.
So thankful for your vids, I went with a Roborock S4 instead of impulse buying a IQ.
Ryan T. How are you liking the Roborock S4. I heard from some users it has trouble with medium to high profile carpet?
@@RobotMasters no issues at all so far. I have a lot of transitions between medium carpet and tile and it has yet to get stuck. I think they fixed the issue with a firmware update. It's taken 2 so far but I'm really happy with it.
Ryan T. Oh thanks, might get the S4 or the S5 Max haven’t decided yet.
Awesome
I don't see how a sensor for self-empanying when it's full makes any sense I don't see a vacuum like this getting full after vacuuming your whole house unless you don't clean it for several months my vacuum is the same one it never fool after a full vacuum it will sell empty after done
It depends on how often you run it, how large your house is, how many pets you have, and how much they shed.
It’s a pretty abnormal amount of dirt on the floor I guess that’s why they both might be having a bit of trouble but the shark is just trash in general: it’s just my opinion
Yes...it was more just for fun thats why I called it the ultimate test.
@@AdamsReviews oh ok
Better get Makita robot shop vac if you want to clean your basement or garage...
I would like to test that but its wayyyyyyyy overpriced!
Yay I need to do this with my cheap Aldi robot vacuum and it is ok but yeah but I love it. In aus this robot i7 is so expensive I cannot afford it but will save the money in the kitty🤤
MOWER FACTS save the money in the kitty? I’m not familiar with that term
@@victoriafox-bratcher6109 it means the piggy bank
I bought a shark XL self empty vacuum robot three days ago and it does a great job in my house it’s not meant for picking up a bunch of construction materials so that’s not that great of a test really to me I bought it to clean my house not my garage but I like the shark XL for 450 he gets a good investment works for me while I pay double the price for somethings gonna do the same job and even though it doesn’t have a sensor it doesn’t need a sensor. Because it’s self empties at the end of each round so it’s needless new argument
If it keeps disappointing you why do you keep using it? 😳
It is not designed to clean up a big mess. That is was a broom is for. These are made to maintain a space day to day, not deep clean. Go to anyone’s home who is too lazy to sweep or use a real vacuum and it will be filthy.
I WANT THAT ROBOT FROM YOU!!
DigiVore trust me, it’s a piece of shit
you don’t want it
I think that you should have given the Shark a fair chance because there was a lot more pasta on the floor and I would have liked to have seen if the Roomba i7 could have picked up that much pasta without getting jammed.. because it did also jam in the beginning without even picking up as much pasta as the Shark iQ did.
There's wasn't any pasta in this test. The pasta was from another test he did with the two of them and the i7 did handle it without stopping once (except emptying of course).
It has a better way to clean than a romba but that empty system is just sad.
My dogs are terrified of the Roomba but now they died I’m really sad that they died
i feel this is outside the norm lol. but i understand the purpose and reasoning. but still i dont see it being used to clean up big messes often..... i dk why anyways.
Fully agree was just for fun and to see what they can do.
This was pure comedy 🤣😂🤣😂
Cool
This part made me laugh so hard14:19
I agree
I watched this video and looked at it as over kill of this robot, even with the commentary. I have purchased this product and am awaiting delivery. I don't see this being an issue for me in that I live in a 850 square food condo, not in a construction site. My space is two bed rooms, kitchen, living room and dinning room. a complete cleaning won't fill the the internal storage and when it docks after cleaning will void the contents of this cleaning. It looks like Roomba i7 had similar issues.
This video was not a decision maker for me.
Thanks Curtis but it was just a head to head challenge showing the difference between the two.
This job is not what a regular vac is for either. It is a shop vac job.
Shark vacuums are junk. Mine broke in 3 months and they refuse to honor the warranty because I unscrewed a single screw that held on a side brush. They said that voided the warranty.
I thought you were giving up on the Shark IQ due to low battery life and buggy software?!?!
LokiDaFerret I am. Going back in 2 days
@@AdamsReviews you need to try the deebot ozmo 930 on this test
The Shark IQ is only made for theese beeping noises😂
I tried this vac just recently and threw all kinds of crap at it and it would empty itself when it was full. Only on occasion did I have to tend to it. It fails in the feature catagory. When u choose a suction mode it doesn’t remember it for its next cleaning cycle it resets to normal power thus defeating the point of me not having to chase after it. The features it does have that the roombas have are just not as polished. I really wanted to love this because it saved $ ob being bagless oh well of to design a bin for my Roomba self empty that I can reuse
I guarantee that thing is already full and there was like 10 minutes
You sound like you need to catch these hands