Customer Ratings & Reviews

Goood thing. And i will support this brand for my family

I love it. Ots noce to have so i dont have to sweep.

I am very impressed with how well this vacuum works!

My daughter loves it, makes cleaning house a breeze

It’s an ok product. Does pick up most stuff. Has a hard time finding the docking station to charge.

The machine is slow and not strong I think can we fine others whit Better quality…

I love this robot vacuum! Love being able to schedule cleanings!

Best cost benefit vacuum robot! I totally recommend it.

Shark is overall okay not bad for the price clean okay

I enjoy it due to excellent quality and value for the low price.

Does the job. Would had been great if there was a cleaning pattern it could follow.

It’s ok make more noise than I thought but it works

The vacuum works really well and vacuum Sup per hair easily.

I love my Shark. Works great. App is very easy to download.

The Shark Ion Robot Vacuum R76 is similar in appearance to most other robotic vacuums, however, there are some distinct differences in features and design. To start with, it has 2 spinning side brushes which look like 2 arms reaching out to gather the dust and bring it into the vacuum. I found this feature to be very effective, especially around walls and corners. To set up the Shark, you first must attach the 2 side brushes which simply snap on. Then plug in the dock, place the vacuum in the dock and turn the power switch on. My vacuum came with a 50% charge. While the vacuum is charging, you should download the Shark Clean app to familiarize yourself with the features and instructions, and connect it to your wifi network. The app downloaded quickly and was very easy to understand and follow. The app allows you to start, send to dock, schedule cleaning, and see a history of the days and times of use. It also gives you operational tips every time you open the app. You can also start, dock and set cleaning to max with easy to see push buttons on the top of the vacuum. I live in a large condominium apartment, 2000 square feet, with hard flat floors throughout, with some thick mats in the kitchen and the bathrooms. The Shark was able to navigate the entire apartment, going over the mats with ease. It is designed for all types of surfaces. After 5 days of use it only got stuck once. That was under a small kitchen table with 4 chairs. That's 16 chair legs in a very small area, so that's understandable. And, it may have eventually figured a way out had I not decided t rescue it. As a vacuum it is excellent, effectively picking up dust and hair. The floors were very clean and the dust bin is easily accessed and emptied. I found the after 1 hour of use there was 70% power remaining, and after 2 hours of use there was 35-40% remaining. The Shark will return to the dock when it senses the battery is low. I found that it would return to the dock after 60 minutes, however you could send it right back out to clean for another hour if necessary. The noise level is low for a vacuum. So low that I had to use the Find Shark button in the app to locate it in my apartment. Shark includes extra side cleaning brushes, an extra filter and 8' of boundary marker to put down in areas where you do not want the Shark to go. There are some things that you should be aware of. First, when you tell the Shark to go to dock, the dock button on the vacuum will immediately light up and beep. However, it may not immediately return to the dock. I found that it could take up to 10 minutes while the Shark continues to clean and then eventually it goes to the dock. This appears to be normal, so don't think that it is not working should it not immediately return to the dock. Second, the Shark is designed to be used with voice commands from Google Assistant and Alexa. However, the instructions provided to link your device to Google were incorrect. It must be set up thru Google Assistant app, not Google Home as stated. Shark is aware of this and in the process of correcting it. As of the time of this review I was able to link my Shark account to my Google assistant, however the voice commands are in the process of being activated by Shark. So I was not able to try out the voice command feature. Once this feature is activated you will be able to tell Google to have the Shark clean, pause and dock. And finally, this is a slimmer design than many other robotic vacuums allowing it to get under more types of furniture. However, it was not slim enough to under my sofas, chests or dressers. It was only able to go under the beds and tables. Overall, I love my Shark. It cleans effectively, it's easy to operate and empty. I would highly recommend this product to family and friends.

I like it so far .I recommend this item to others.

The best purchase for pet owners. Picks up the dog hair.

Does the job. Work perfect for my 1300 sq. Ft apartment.

Great Product.........Just what I was looking for.

I rated this Shark vacuum robot four stars because of its performance to cost. There are more feature rich robot vacuums out there at a higher cost but at this price point I think this vacuum does a fairly nice job. Getting the vacuum to work using the manual buttons was easy. I unpacked the unit, attached the brushes and put it on the charger. Once it was fully charged I hit the clean button on the top and off it went bumping and bouncing around the rooms. It does a decent job vacuuming the floor in a random pattern, this is not a self-learning or programable vacuum. So far it seems to cover a room reasonably well but it tends to bump into things way more often than I would have expected. Basically there is a bumper guard on the front that tells the vacuum when it has hit something, Once this happens the vacuum will rotate a certain amount and try to move forward again. This process repeats until the vacuum has worked its way around the obstacle or until it’s turned all the way around and headed back the way it came. Because it’s using the hit and turn method the cleaning pattern is never the same two days in a row. Also because the vacuum sits low I have had it wedge itself under furniture that I would never have considered possible. After a couple of vacuum sessions I was able to identify the problem areas around my house and I fixed these either by placing something to block the vacuum or I used the magnetic strip that came with the unit. On the plus side it has no issue sensing steps and only once has it stopped half way across the step and turned on an alarm. Each day I run it around my second floor and it does a nice job vacuuming. The downside of this vacuum is in the wireless and Phone App for me. The vacuum would not register with my dual band 2.4 and 5 ghz router so I had to register it to my guest network which is a dedicated 2.4 ghz channel. Once I did that I was able to get the app and vacuum to sync with my phone. According to the App you are supposed to be able to control the vacuum just like you would with the buttons on top of the vacuum. For me this was not the case. I was able to get the vacuum to start cleaning but I could never get it to return to the Dock using the command on the phone. Luckily the vacuum does a really good job of returning to the docking station on its own when it’s getting low on battery. The App does notify you when the vacuum has an error and it also gives you a history of how long the vacuum ran each day. You can use the App to schedule a time for the vacuum to start cleaning but the session is always 60 minutes which is a limitation. Pros: • Reasonable job vacuuming carpet and hard wood floors. • So far has found the docking station on its own every time • No problem sensing the steps Cons: • Wireless can be difficult to set up. • Docking command in the App would not work • The Dust Bin Button makes emptying the Dust Bin difficult • Because of the bumping it might be too noisy for some to use at night