*I run the m6 daily, and my floors look awesome🌼 **allabout.wiki/Roborock-Robotic** I wet mop 2 days and dry sweep the rest of the days. When I first got it, I used the included disposable pads. I didn't like them--the dry pad has no depth so if it picks up a chunk of something, like dry cat food, then it pushes it around or drags it around the floor. The wet pad wasn't very absorbent so left streaks and wheel marks.*
I saw the Shark pick up everything in it's path with one pass. The iRobot, however, went over the same spot 3 or 4 times and didn't pick up anything. The end result after you gave up on the Shark and sent the iRobot to do the job, left a really bad mess. If the iRobot thought it was done, it was sadly mistaken. Personally, I wouldn't have tackled some of those pieces with my central vac. I get that it was a stress test, but it wasn't anything you would normally vacuum. Pick up the big stuff that will get stuck and let the vacuum do the rest. That's just normal vacuum use.
3 people I know asked me to see this video and give them my recommendations; my answer was... wow that Shark is a real shark, so I bought one on amazon and when price goes down 1 more for the basement.
I am going to stand up for the shark. If I lived in a pig sty, the bin sensor on the robot might be a problem, but I don’t; maybe you do. The amount of crud you put on the floor is way too much for a realistic test, at least IMHO. You are correct about it taking forever to get a map, mine took 30 cleanings, but, so what? It is still cleaning your place during those runs. And what about the hassle of replacing bags with the Roomba? Address that please. I absolutely will agree the Roomba is a better over-all machine, but is it worth literally, twice the price of the Shark? Me thinks not.
The shark is a amazing robot vacuum. And having the bagless canister is very consumer friendly. Who wants to always go out and buy bags made just for a robot vacuum. On top of that your paying over double for the good one lol makes no sense to anyone.
@@TheUnWorthyOne10 Just returned my Shark LOW IQ Vacuum. It kept losing the wi-fi signal, got lost in closets, never completed the mapping of our house after more than 30 cleanings. When it did clean, it would do a pretty good job. Called Shark Customer Service line for help and when describing the problem found them to be argumentative. Their customer support is what got me to just return my vacuum cleaner. I could put up with some cliches that a software upgrade might have fixed but I won't put up with attitude from some $8.00 and hour desk jockey.... Hello Roomba....
@@TheUnWorthyOne10 I was very disappointed and had great expectations but it just kept getting worse and worse. Sad thing is it cleaned great, sometimes the very same spot over and over and over. It would do half the room and then tear-off down the hall to another room for 10 minutes then hide in the closet until I came and got it.....
I think they have done a firmware update since you guys have commented because I just opened mine yesterday (12/19), sent it out on a run in eco mode to start mapping and it had a rough map of my 1200 square foot floor plan in 1.6 hours.
I don't find this test useful. Sure it shows that in extreme situations, the Roomba is better at knowing that it's bin is full, but as a potential purchaser of one of these, that doesn't affect my decision at all. I'm much more interested in things like pickup ability, edge cleaning, etc.
I am very disappointed in the Vacuum Wars 2019 review that put the Shark Iq at the top spot of the high end category! This is a mid range robot with questionable navigation and awful software. They put it ahead of the iRobot S9 lol. Fcks sake. Your Roborock is looking good there. I just ordered an S4. Still hasn't shipped after 3 days. :(
Give the Roomba 3 hours and the place will be spotless. You get what you pay for end of the story. It passes 3 times but it get the job done every time.
Wow the Roomba didn’t even hardly pick the mess up. I can’t believe you call it a good vacuum. It passed over the mess over and over and still didn’t pick it up. I wasn’t sure if I wanted the Roomba or not but now I’m sure NOT. The shark is much better at cleaning.
Your tests would be far more valuable if they weren't so extreme. A more realistic "mess" allows us to evaluate things for our usage better. Seems the IQs empty cycle is based on time. So how long is that time? Surely after your 4+ videos you would know?
KingLord LOL iRobot will probably keep selling their Robots at a premium. Just waiting for a robot vacuum that has the ability to transition up and down stairs 🤔😂
I agree, I had to run my Shark IQ 30+ cleaning runs and now my other Robots struggle to pickup any dirt, no dirt left. Yes the Shark is great as a everyday maintenance cleaner 😏
Yeah, specially for the price difference and I don't have carpet, so carpet efficiency is not important to me. The only reason I'm hesitating is because of the mapping issue.
Right, which is what it is designed for. Yes, it would be nice if the Shark had a full sensor, I get it. But when it comes to cleaning, the shark is clearly superior. The roomba just runs over it all.
I think you are too tough on the Shark IQ. We've had one cleaning our house for 6 months and it's still going strong. We have two Siberian Husky dogs that shed their entire undercoat several times a year. The Shark gets probably 70% of the hair which makes it easy for us to do the rest with a Swifter. The shark doesn't have a sensor to let it know when the bin is full, but it returns to the dock every thirty minutes or so to dump it's load. Sometimes, 30 minutes is too long and the bin gets full before it has a chance to empty. As a result it just chugs along doing nothing really until it's time to dock. Before we bought the Shark, we had to sweep, dust and mop almost every day to keep up with the shedding. This thing is a massive time saver! As far as mapping our house, I agree that it takes many passes to do so. To speed the process, make sure you schedule cleanings during the day when there is a lot of natural light. Open windows, turn on lights and remove obstacles from the floor while the Shark is mapping the house. If you follow these simple steps -which is outlined in the instructions by the way - then it should only take a few passes to successfully map your house.
We've had a Roomba 980 for years. We were very happy with it. It still runs but no app features of wifi (our fault). So we're upgrading we considered a Deebot but ultimately we decided to stick with what we know and since the s9 is so pricey and it doesn't seem to be loads better than the i7 the i7 is what we're going with. I got a kick out of your narrations BTW.
I am over 70 and 100 percent techie. After seeing this video, guess what I purchased? I bought a Shark RV1001 AE and first try, I threw the packaging out, there is no way I am returning this genius vacuum robot. After 2 trials I moved it to an outside wall (indoor) istead of the hallway and it mapped the house perfectly.
The Shark IQ will not empty its dust bin based on how quickly the bin fills up with material because there no Dirt Bin full sensor that I can see. Will do a tear down ti verify this. I believe the feature on the App that allows Evacuate and Resume, is a timer based function, does not empty it self based on how full the Bin is 😢. From my full house cleanings the robot only empty and resumes once. Another thing is the Shark doesn’t have a dirt detection, so it won’t concentrate on one area. I agree the Shark is a good robot Cleaner for smaller messes 👍🏻 or as a maintenance cleaner.
I have an idea I think you need to do a shout out for robot masters and then you robot masters do a shout out back to his channel and then you guys can get a lot more subscribers? Good idea or no? Matt
I get upset when people write reviews the way a president who acts like an emperor. 9 out of 10 reviews comparing the same units are giving the Shark rv 1001 ae thumps up. We think that you got paid by roomba to do this trashing video.
That's funny..I wish...Roomba wouldnt need to pay someone to trash this...it shows just how much better a roomba is. The people who love it work for shark or are getting paid by shark.
The Shark sucks? Well, it's a vacuum so it SHOULD suck lol. Thank you for stress testing these. The need to manually place the Shark on its stand defeats the whole purpose! Getting what you pay for is truly demonstrated here. Great video!
The Shark does not have a dirt bin sensor like the roomba. I too own the Shark IQ and not real happy with my experience either. It takes forever to get a map, still do not have one on my Shark after a few weeks of use.
jferrell7 Try resetting your robot if you are at 20 cleaning runs or so, because I was at 30 and still no map. Once I reset the robot and deleted the map I was able to Map in 11 cleaning sessions.
The problem with the shark is that it doesn't have a bin full sensor like the roomba. Under normal circumstances the shark is a nice budget friendly vacuum. I personally have an roomba s9 but I bought my parents a shark IQ for Christmas and they love it.
charles kulp Try resetting the robot and delete the map to start over. I was at 30 cleaning runs and no map, so note than likely you won’t get a map. If you restart you should have the map within 10 cleaning runs. I got mine after the 11th cleaning run and reset of the robot.
I don't know why everyone is having such a hard time with the Shark IQ. I bought mine, let it run 3 times and I had a full map of the main floor of my bungalow (970sq.ft. covered by the vacuum - three bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, laundry room, walk-in closet, hallway, kitchen, dining room, living room). I decided to delete the map after moving some furniture and let it re-map the whole floor, which it did in a single vacuum. I have never seen it have any trouble returning to the base. It has only stopped once and reported a problem, and that was when it sucked up a sock under the bed. After pulling the sock out, it continued from where it left off.
@@wendycoates943 There is a 6 month difference between comments, so they probably improved the app from the release. Maybe your house is virtually barren compared to most people? That could help, and I think lighting plays a huge factor. I doubt a camera bot would work in my dark dungeon of a house.
I'm pretty sure Irobot has a patent on the sensor that indicates when the bin is full. So the other robot companies can't legally include that, at least not yet. What some of them are doing is allowing you to set a time in the app that the robot will clean before going to empty itself.
Based on the recommendation from Vacuum Wars, I almost purchased this terrible Shark IQ Self Empty robot. However, many reviews on Amazon for the Shark IQ were not very kind. So I went with the moderately priced Roborock S5 Max which is an improved version of the highly regarded Roborock S5 and has much better reviews. Also, I think that robot vacuums with laser navigation currently can map and clean better than those with camera navigation. But the rather expensive Roomba robots are an exception to that but very pricey.
In the 2020 roundup, he removed the Shark IQ from the recommendations because the app never improved enough to be a usable experience. And a lot of comments say that the app is even worse now. XD
Anyone got any idea why the Shark isn't available in the UK. All kinds of other Shark upright vacuums are available but not any robot ones for some reason. Any idea why that is?
Sharkninja has recently started responding to reviews on the android app store stating that a "major" update is coming in november that will "improve overall feature performance"
I just got a deal for the roomba i7+ for 549 and the shark IQ RV1001AE for 349. What is your thoughts in which is the one to keep for the money. Is the roomba i7 worth 200 more?
@@AdamsReviews Yes, the i7+ returned when it was full, but it definitely did not do the job. The Shark clearly cleans better which would mean to me in a normal situation, it would be the better machine. I do agree that the shark needs a sensor. My shark is in the mail and I am looking forward to figuring out it's quirks.
Just returned my Shark LOW IQ Vacuum. It kept losing the wi-fi signal, got lost in closets, never completed the mapping of our house after more than 30 cleanings. When it did clean, it would do a pretty good job. Called Shark Customer Service line for help and when describing the problem found them to be argumentative. Their customer support is what got me to just return my vacuum cleaner. I could put up with some cliches that a software upgrade might have fixed but I won't put up with attitude from some $8.00 and hour desk jockey.... Hello Roomba....
Why do you want to LOL? But here it is www.amazon.com/Shark-Self-Empty-Connected-RV1001AE-Capacity/dp/B07S864GPW/ref=sr_1_3?keywords=shark+iq&qid=1573076478&sr=8-3
“The shark doesn’t dock itself!” “The shark killed a moth while it was docking itself.” Bro, why you hidin it when the vacuum does what is supposed to do? Or are you the moth killer? You hate to see it...
*I run the m6 daily, and my floors look awesome🌼 **allabout.wiki/Roborock-Robotic** I wet mop 2 days and dry sweep the rest of the days. When I first got it, I used the included disposable pads. I didn't like them--the dry pad has no depth so if it picks up a chunk of something, like dry cat food, then it pushes it around or drags it around the floor. The wet pad wasn't very absorbent so left streaks and wheel marks.*
U should put all the robots u have to the test
I saw the Shark pick up everything in it's path with one pass. The iRobot, however, went over the same spot 3 or 4 times and didn't pick up anything. The end result after you gave up on the Shark and sent the iRobot to do the job, left a really bad mess. If the iRobot thought it was done, it was sadly mistaken. Personally, I wouldn't have tackled some of those pieces with my central vac. I get that it was a stress test, but it wasn't anything you would normally vacuum. Pick up the big stuff that will get stuck and let the vacuum do the rest. That's just normal vacuum use.
3 people I know asked me to see this video and give them my recommendations; my answer was... wow that Shark is a real shark, so I bought one on amazon and when price goes down 1 more for the basement.
I am going to stand up for the shark. If I lived in a pig sty, the bin sensor on the robot might be a problem, but I don’t; maybe you do. The amount of crud you put on the floor is way too much for a realistic test, at least IMHO. You are correct about it taking forever to get a map, mine took 30 cleanings, but, so what? It is still cleaning your place during those runs. And what about the hassle of replacing bags with the Roomba? Address that please. I absolutely will agree the Roomba is a better over-all machine, but is it worth literally, twice the price of the Shark? Me thinks not.
The shark is a amazing robot vacuum. And having the bagless canister is very consumer friendly. Who wants to always go out and buy bags made just for a robot vacuum. On top of that your paying over double for the good one lol makes no sense to anyone.
@@TheUnWorthyOne10 Just returned my Shark LOW IQ Vacuum. It kept losing the wi-fi signal, got lost in closets, never completed the mapping of our house after more than 30 cleanings. When it did clean, it would do a pretty good job. Called Shark Customer Service line for help and when describing the problem found them to be argumentative. Their customer support is what got me to just return my vacuum cleaner. I could put up with some cliches that a software upgrade might have fixed but I won't put up with attitude from some $8.00 and hour desk jockey.... Hello Roomba....
@@rvasquez8057 no I agree I was on the bandwagon for awhile with the shark but the roomba is far superior
@@TheUnWorthyOne10 I was very disappointed and had great expectations but it just kept getting worse and worse. Sad thing is it cleaned great, sometimes the very same spot over and over and over. It would do half the room and then tear-off down the hall to another room for 10 minutes then hide in the closet until I came and got it.....
I think they have done a firmware update since you guys have commented because I just opened mine yesterday (12/19), sent it out on a run in eco mode to start mapping and it had a rough map of my 1200 square foot floor plan in 1.6 hours.
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What a idiotic review.Maybe in the next one see how many ball bearings it can pickup in a minefield.
Daniel Konieczka that’s not the point
The point is that the i7 moped the floor with the shark.
Daniel Konieczka what a idiotic statement.
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Lol
@@angeryitalianchef7251 The i7 has a mop feature now? Cool.
I don't find this test useful. Sure it shows that in extreme situations, the Roomba is better at knowing that it's bin is full, but as a potential purchaser of one of these, that doesn't affect my decision at all. I'm much more interested in things like pickup ability, edge cleaning, etc.
Padlock Padlock it’s just a simple test.
Tech Reviews Unboxings and More! It’s not a realistic test 🤣😂
I am very disappointed in the Vacuum Wars 2019 review that put the Shark Iq at the top spot of the high end category! This is a mid range robot with questionable navigation and awful software. They put it ahead of the iRobot S9 lol. Fcks sake. Your Roborock is looking good there. I just ordered an S4. Still hasn't shipped after 3 days. :(
I think vacuum wars gets paid by shark
Give the Roomba 3 hours and the place will be spotless. You get what you pay for end of the story. It passes 3 times but it get the job done every time.
What do you mean by you get what you pay for, do you mean that because they are expensive they are worth it, or theyre not good?
just watching this for a school presentation
Wow the Roomba didn’t even hardly pick the mess up. I can’t believe you call it a good vacuum. It passed over the mess over and over and still didn’t pick it up. I wasn’t sure if I wanted the Roomba or not but now I’m sure NOT. The shark is much better at cleaning.
You obviously haven't used both for a good period of time. The roomba i7+ cleans better than the Shark and it's not close.
Steve F in this video the Roomba hardly cleaned at all.
@@stevef7331 Why would anybody not making money on bad videos buy both units. Or did Roomba provide the robot in exchange for a good review?
@@JonPoklop I bought the Shark. It sucked. Returned it and bought the roomba i7+. It's not close. Roomba wins in a landslide.
@@stevef7331 Did you not watch the video? If you call that floor clean you're missing your marbles.....
Looking for feedback on the machines...but the guy is crude...
We got one and soon 1 more... Shark that is.
Your tests would be far more valuable if they weren't so extreme. A more realistic "mess" allows us to evaluate things for our usage better. Seems the IQs empty cycle is based on time. So how long is that time? Surely after your 4+ videos you would know?
Fast forward your videos man... you really milking these reviews and not in a good way
Abdel E how? It’s against different robots that can do the job.
@Tech Reviews and More! there’s a huge room you need to put your roomba e5 and dyson 360 heurist in
Have you used it under normal conditions?
lol thats what i am thinking
Maybe you just got a dud? Most other reviews say its equal and in many areas better than the Roomba
Turn on evacuate and resume
You are supposed to make shark look good to scare irobot to lower prices
KingLord LOL iRobot will probably keep selling their Robots at a premium. Just waiting for a robot vacuum that has the ability to transition up and down stairs 🤔😂
Robot Masters lol hi
how about T8 and m7 comparing to them?
shark sucks it’s $400
Good job stress testing these things! I guess the shark IQ is not for slobs. Maintenance cleaning Id probably think its worth the price.
I agree, I had to run my Shark IQ 30+ cleaning runs and now my other Robots struggle to pickup any dirt, no dirt left. Yes the Shark is great as a everyday maintenance cleaner 😏
Yeah, specially for the price difference and I don't have carpet, so carpet efficiency is not important to me. The only reason I'm hesitating is because of the mapping issue.
Right, which is what it is designed for. Yes, it would be nice if the Shark had a full sensor, I get it. But when it comes to cleaning, the shark is clearly superior. The roomba just runs over it all.
I think you are too tough on the Shark IQ. We've had one cleaning our house for 6 months and it's still going strong. We have two Siberian Husky dogs that shed their entire undercoat several times a year. The Shark gets probably 70% of the hair which makes it easy for us to do the rest with a Swifter. The shark doesn't have a sensor to let it know when the bin is full, but it returns to the dock every thirty minutes or so to dump it's load. Sometimes, 30 minutes is too long and the bin gets full before it has a chance to empty. As a result it just chugs along doing nothing really until it's time to dock. Before we bought the Shark, we had to sweep, dust and mop almost every day to keep up with the shedding. This thing is a massive time saver! As far as mapping our house, I agree that it takes many passes to do so. To speed the process, make sure you schedule cleanings during the day when there is a lot of natural light. Open windows, turn on lights and remove obstacles from the floor while the Shark is mapping the house. If you follow these simple steps -which is outlined in the instructions by the way - then it should only take a few passes to successfully map your house.
I think the reason why it is the worst is because i think the brushes don't do a good job it leaves the mess everywhere
We've had a Roomba 980 for years. We were very happy with it. It still runs but no app features of wifi (our fault). So we're upgrading we considered a Deebot but ultimately we decided to stick with what we know and since the s9 is so pricey and it doesn't seem to be loads better than the i7 the i7 is what we're going with.
I got a kick out of your narrations BTW.
Someone hates the shark vacuum 😂
I am over 70 and 100 percent techie. After seeing this video, guess what I purchased? I bought a Shark RV1001 AE and first try, I threw the packaging out, there is no way I am returning this genius vacuum robot. After 2 trials I moved it to an outside wall (indoor) istead of the hallway and it mapped the house perfectly.
The Shark IQ will not empty its dust bin based on how quickly the bin fills up with material because there no Dirt Bin full sensor that I can see. Will do a tear down ti verify this. I believe the feature on the App that allows Evacuate and Resume, is a timer based function, does not empty it self based on how full the Bin is 😢. From my full house cleanings the robot only empty and resumes once. Another thing is the Shark doesn’t have a dirt detection, so it won’t concentrate on one area. I agree the Shark is a good robot Cleaner for smaller messes 👍🏻 or as a maintenance cleaner.
Robot Masters use evacuate and resume
I have an idea I think you need to do a shout out for robot masters and then you robot masters do a shout out back to his channel and then you guys can get a lot more subscribers? Good idea or no?
Matt
Yea I Will give him a shout out in the next vid.
Adam do you have a roomba j8+ it has a better battery then the j7+
I get upset when people write reviews the way a president who acts like an emperor. 9 out of 10 reviews comparing the same units are giving the Shark rv 1001 ae thumps up. We think that you got paid by roomba to do this trashing video.
That's funny..I wish...Roomba wouldnt need to pay someone to trash this...it shows just how much better a roomba is. The people who love it work for shark or are getting paid by shark.
If you get one can you review it then send it to me
The Shark sucks? Well, it's a vacuum so it SHOULD suck lol. Thank you for stress testing these. The need to manually place the Shark on its stand defeats the whole purpose! Getting what you pay for is truly demonstrated here. Great video!
The Shark does not have a dirt bin sensor like the roomba. I too own the Shark IQ and not real happy with my experience either. It takes forever to get a map, still do not have one on my Shark after a few weeks of use.
jferrell7 Try resetting your robot if you are at 20 cleaning runs or so, because I was at 30 and still no map. Once I reset the robot and deleted the map I was able to Map in 11 cleaning sessions.
How well would the i7 do on hardwood floors with getting up dirt and dog hair?
Unlike roomba shark doesn't have dual reversible brushes that can spit out gunk. That full bin problem can be software fix to go back to home base
All he has to do is turn on evacuate and resume
The problem with the shark is that it doesn't have a bin full sensor like the roomba. Under normal circumstances the shark is a nice budget friendly vacuum. I personally have an roomba s9 but I bought my parents a shark IQ for Christmas and they love it.
I just saw someone
Carbs are bad for you anyway. Great job trashing the bad food!! Lol
transam Don’t listen to your Brother, Pasta Good For You 🤣🤣🤣
Any updates on Shark IQ software updates? Mine has ran 39 times and no map yet....
charles kulp Try resetting the robot and delete the map to start over. I was at 30 cleaning runs and no map, so note than likely you won’t get a map. If you restart you should have the map within 10 cleaning runs. I got mine after the 11th cleaning run and reset of the robot.
I don't know why everyone is having such a hard time with the Shark IQ. I bought mine, let it run 3 times and I had a full map of the main floor of my bungalow (970sq.ft. covered by the vacuum - three bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, laundry room, walk-in closet, hallway, kitchen, dining room, living room). I decided to delete the map after moving some furniture and let it re-map the whole floor, which it did in a single vacuum. I have never seen it have any trouble returning to the base. It has only stopped once and reported a problem, and that was when it sucked up a sock under the bed. After pulling the sock out, it continued from where it left off.
@@wendycoates943 There is a 6 month difference between comments, so they probably improved the app from the release. Maybe your house is virtually barren compared to most people? That could help, and I think lighting plays a huge factor. I doubt a camera bot would work in my dark dungeon of a house.
I'm pretty sure Irobot has a patent on the sensor that indicates when the bin is full. So the other robot companies can't legally include that, at least not yet. What some of them are doing is allowing you to set a time in the app that the robot will clean before going to empty itself.
I have a shark iq and it is beter then i7+.
No way in the world is it better lol....have you actually tried the i7+
No good information in here at all just you saying shark is a terrible robot.
honestly he said it sucked only becasue it had no full sensor and this isnt you standord clean
ya
You did miss one small detail. The Shark is a better robot than the i7.
Based on the recommendation from Vacuum Wars, I almost purchased this terrible Shark IQ Self Empty robot. However, many reviews on Amazon for the Shark IQ were not very kind. So I went with the moderately priced Roborock S5 Max which is an improved version of the highly regarded Roborock S5 and has much better reviews. Also, I think that robot vacuums with laser navigation currently can map and clean better than those with camera navigation. But the rather expensive Roomba robots are an exception to that but very pricey.
In the 2020 roundup, he removed the Shark IQ from the recommendations because the app never improved enough to be a usable experience. And a lot of comments say that the app is even worse now. XD
I ran my shark IQ close to 50 TIMES, and still don't have a map of my house!
I believe it....
Anyone got any idea why the Shark isn't available in the UK. All kinds of other Shark upright vacuums are available but not any robot ones for some reason. Any idea why that is?
Probably regulations and a TM by iRobit
Sharkninja has recently started responding to reviews on the android app store stating that a "major" update is coming in november that will "improve overall feature performance"
i7 has 17cfm on carpet and 7cfm on dry floor last i heard
I dont think the shark iq has a bin full sensor
Fixing Master I don’t think it does and I believe the Evacuate and Resume is a timer based, not dependent on how much dirt is in the dust bin.
@@RobotMasters yea that kind of ruins the whole "self emptying feature"
@@lakem0nst3r58 Yes it does, I will do a tear down Video to confirm that is doesn't have a dirt detection sensor or Dirt Full Sensor.
@@RobotMasters ok cool I think my next robot will be a i7 i currently have a 980
@@lakem0nst3r58 Good choice, it a strong performer 😂
I just got a deal for the roomba i7+ for 549 and the shark IQ RV1001AE for 349. What is your thoughts in which is the one to keep for the money. Is the roomba i7 worth 200 more?
Which one did you end up keeping? Or you kept both?
Go for the shark don't listen to this guys
When you use your vacuums do u stress test them no that a good way to wreck the thing so it fail all the test
That’s you got what you pay for
I am a big fan of romba
Shark iq level 0
What did you expect? The Shark is not designed for this.
Neither is the i7+ but it does the job.
@@AdamsReviews Yes, the i7+ returned when it was full, but it definitely did not do the job. The Shark clearly cleans better which would mean to me in a normal situation, it would be the better machine. I do agree that the shark needs a sensor. My shark is in the mail and I am looking forward to figuring out it's quirks.
nice end screen "Your logo here"
Do these vacuums have an “auto” setting for their power modes? My roomba 900 adjusts power automatically based on floor type
The Roomba does. I think they all do, but the shark you have to set for the room, which can be equal
If they don't have a dirt sensor they won't be able to go back when they are full.
DerpyDoom I think it dose but idk
How can they make a robot without one. stupid way to cut cost because it really hurts this robot.
@@AdamsReviews they'd get sued by iRobot. Actually they are getting sued
21:22 “I don’t recommend this at all... not even a little bit.” 🤣
Just returned my Shark LOW IQ Vacuum. It kept losing the wi-fi signal, got lost in closets, never completed the mapping of our house after more than 30 cleanings. When it did clean, it would do a pretty good job. Called Shark Customer Service line for help and when describing the problem found them to be argumentative. Their customer support is what got me to just return my vacuum cleaner. I could put up with some cliches that a software upgrade might have fixed but I won't put up with attitude from some $8.00 and hour desk jockey.... Hello Roomba....
Why .can I not find the iq on Amazon
Why do you want to LOL? But here it is
www.amazon.com/Shark-Self-Empty-Connected-RV1001AE-Capacity/dp/B07S864GPW/ref=sr_1_3?keywords=shark+iq&qid=1573076478&sr=8-3
@@AdamsReviews Not everybody has $999 for the Roomba. The Shark was $349 on Amazon.
“The shark doesn’t dock itself!”
“The shark killed a moth while it was docking itself.”
Bro, why you hidin it when the vacuum does what is supposed to do?
Or are you the moth killer?
You hate to see it...
The roomba likes to go back to empty when it bin is not full so it can suck up more if it is far from the dock 🤗🤪🤬😡🥵 shark is a fraud