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Matrix Clean™ Ensures Total Coverage with Corner-to-Corner Precision
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Smart Carpet Detection & Sonic Mopping
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360° LiDAR Vision: Provides precise home mapping and object avoidance
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SharkClean® App: Allows for scheduling, room selection, and no-go zones.
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Self-Empty Base: Holds up to 60 days of dirt and debris
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One of The Most Durable & Reliable Bots You Can Get Under $400

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FreeMove™ – Infrared-based obstacle detection to avoid collisions and drops
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Ultra-Compact Design – As slim as 2.8", ideal for low-clearance furniture
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PSD Sensors – Position-sensitive detectors for sharper object recognition
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Compact Charging Base – Basic low-profile station with auto return function
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Auto Carpet Boost – Automatically increases suction on carpets
LeFant Robotic Vacuum Cleaners
Don’t let the small size fool you — Lefant’s little robots are serious about keeping your floors spotless.
Based in China, Lefant focuses on compact, slim-profile bots that squeeze under furniture and keep things simple. Their lineup mostly skips flashy AI features in favor of straightforward functionality: strong suction, tangle-free brushes, and long runtimes.
If you want a basic robovac that gets the job done without the bells and whistles, Lefant might just be your next quiet little workhorse.
Stick around — you’ll be surprised what these tiny bots can pull off.
Shark Robotic Vacuum Cleaners
Shark might’ve made its name with upright vacuums, but don’t underestimate its robotic lineup. These bots are clever, tough on debris, and surprisingly well-priced—especially considering how many “premium” features now show up in sub-$400 models. Shark isn’t chasing luxury aesthetics or flashy AI gimmicks—it’s focused on practical cleaning tech that works in real homes. The brand’s newer Matrix™, Detect Pro™, and AI Ultra™ lines show how far it's come, and how serious it is about staying in the game.
Let’s unpack the full Shark robot vacuum lineup and find out where each model shines — and where it still leaves a little dust behind.