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Bagless Self-Cleaning Robots

While robot vacuums do a great job at automating general cleaning, there are always corners and nooks that they simply can't reach. Bagless self-emptying bases eliminate this issue.

These base stations are intelligent and can hold up to a week's worth of dirt, so you don't have to worry about emptying the robot. They'll even alert you when they're full.

The Eureka E10S

The E10S is a great option for homeowners looking to save time, while still tackling the daily accumulations of dirt, pet hair, and other debris. The robot vacuum self empty bagless vacuums and mop and allows homeowners to create cleaning schedules, map levels and specify rooms and zones. It also has a powerful motor for mopping and vacuum with 4,000Pa. This ensures an effective cleaning even on the most difficult flooring kinds. It is bagless robotic sweepers, which eliminates the need for bags to be replaced while also facilitating easier maintenance with a clear debris bin that lets users see when it is full and needs emptying.

Another feature that is worth mentioning is the E10S's base station, which features advanced multi-cyclonic separation technology that facilitates efficient debris removal and avoids premature filter clogging. This makes it more durable than other robot vacuums, which rely on disposable bags and leave behind a mess regardless of where the base is. This unique feature, paired with the E10S's large 1.5L transparent debris bin, lets users effortlessly clear the cleaner and ensure that the system is running smoothly.

Unlike some of the less-capable models, which rely on random bounce-and-turn methods for navigation The E10S utilizes LiDAR to map out your surroundings in near-real-time. It then creates a self-navigating, smart path that is more effective. This is especially important for larger homes with multiple rooms, since the E10S will automatically avoid re-cleaning areas it has already been to.

The Eureka App has high level functionality and an easy-to-use interface. It allows you to create and store maps, label rooms and define areas that are no-go zones or no-mop to ensure that the cleaner doesn't getting lost in the kitchen. You can drive the bot by hand and set up cleaning schedules.

The E10S is a breeze to set up. It only takes some simple steps to set it up and running. It comes with a dock to charge and a guide to assist new users. Despite a few minor hiccups it's a great device. E10S is a great addition to any home and will save time and effort while also keeping floors tidy.

The SwitchBot Mini K10+

The SwitchBot Mini is a compact powerful vacuum cleaner with numerous features. It's ideal for homes with small spaces. Its impressive cleaning performance won it top marks in our tests of debris removal edges, edge cleaning, and crevice cleaning. We also discovered its navigation and mapping capabilities to be top-notch as it effortlessly avoided obstacles while moving around furniture.

This vacuum and robot mop is one of only a few in its class that utilizes LiDAR SLAM. It allows it to create precise maps of the rooms in your home. It also has 10 flagship level sensors, meaning it can even navigate the tightest spaces. Despite its smart capabilities, it consumes less energy to clean and is extremely efficient.

The app that runs the robot is well-designed and user-friendly, with a a clean interface. The main screen displays basic information, such as the status of the dustbin, filter and mop plate. You can also set cleaning mode and schedules that are highly customizable and create reports within the application.

You can set up no-go zones, that will prevent your robot from entering certain areas of your home. This is a great way to keep your robot out of areas that are not safe for it. For example pets, a pet-friendly area or the kitchen. The app will also allow you to keep track of the battery and ensure it's charged to ensure optimal performance.

When the robot is done cleaning, it automatically returns to its Station for charging. The station can be moved from room to room if necessary, but it's a bit loud when sucking in what was taken and returning to the charging dock.

There's some physical setup that you must do when you first take the K10+ out of its box, including removing any foam padding that is left in crevices and gaps. It is also recommended to place the machine close to an outlet for power. To connect to the app you'll require an excellent WiFi signal. The included accessories include a filter replacement as well as a side brush, and a package of disposable mop pads. They're an excellent addition to the robot, as they provide you with additional convenience and cut down on the amount of time you'll have to change out the items.

The Shark IQ XL

The Shark IQ XL offers an impressive amount of advanced features and is built for less than $400. It's a more complete robot than the flimsy RoboVac G30, feels nicer to operate, and offers superior performance on bare floors and carpets that have high and low piles. It's also more adept at maneuvering around obstacles such as electrical cords.

Its battery life is exceptional, allowing it to last for more than an hour in high-suction 'Max' mode. Its large bagless cleaning robots base station is also easy to clean - simply take the side bin off and empty it over the trash can, there's no need for special cleaning bags or extra hassle. And the IQ's companion app lets you send it to specific rooms, resumptuate a session from where it left off in the event that it has to charge a portion of the way through, and schedule several cleaning sessions within a single day, if required.

The IQ XL did an excellent job on hard floors, but struggled on carpets with a medium pile. It was unable to pick up larger crumbs, and sometimes it pushed debris into corners it shouldn't have. This is mainly due to the robot's side brushes, which can sometimes swish dirt away or fail to bring it into the room, and also due to the fact that it travels in straight lines, not moving in a zigzag like more advanced robots.

If you'd like the IQ XL to be able to block certain areas of your home, you can designate no-go zones on its map by dragging boundary squares into the app. These boxes can be a challenge to draw and fine-tune. We prefer virtual walls.

The IQ XL also has a feature that we found very useful the Ultra-Clean Mode. This mode doubles the robot’s suction power and makes use of its brushes to sweep the floor in a crosshatch pattern. This feature is particularly beneficial in areas with high traffic. However, we are dissatisfied that it's not available on the current models. You can, however, set a timer that will automatically activate a single Ultra-Clean cycle in any room of the home.

The Shark Matrix

Although it doesn't have the same set of features as the iRobot Roomba lineup, Shark's ION-series robotic vacuums punch above their weight with LIDAR mapping capabilities and self-emptying bases stations. However, the Matrix elevates the experience to the next level by offering two-in-one vacuuming and mopping.

As with most robotic vacuums the Matrix can be used as a traditional upright cleaner or set to agitate and scrub your floors with a power pad for a deeper clean. Alternatively, it can be used in a vacuum/mop mode that uses the same cleaning pad to simultaneously clean your floors and get rid of any stubborn dirt and stains. The powerful cleaning mode of the matrix is especially impressive on carpets, as it makes use of a matrix grid to take multiple passes over dirt and debris to provide 30% more effective stain removal compared to Roomba robot vacuums.

The Matrix is also much simpler to operate than a modern Roomba. Setting up a spot cleaning zone is as easy as dragging a square in the tab that is designated within the Shark app, whereas Roomba owners have to manually create and name a specific cleaning zone on their map. The Matrix also has an actual button to begin cleaning, without opening the app.

The Matrix also includes other features that improve the quality of life like three suction power settings (normal, Eco and high-power "Max") and a recharge/resume feature that allows it pick up right where it left off in the event that it has to return to its dock. The battery life is a bit longer than that of the AI Ultra, and its overall performance in the field of debris pickup was excellent across a range of different types of surfaces.

The only drawbacks to the Matrix are that it drains its battery faster than other models, and that its cleaning of pet hair is a little inconsistent. The Matrix is still a good choice for homes with a lot of pets and it improves the AI Ultra in a few important ways. It is constructed better, recharges faster and can pick up more debris from flooring with low pile. In addition, the EcoMax' and 'Eco modes provide a significant improvement over AI Ultra's "Normal" mode.