Shark robot vacuums
21 models sold in the United States. Sorted by our consensus ranking. Sort by price to see the cheapest first.
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Shark at a glance
On sale today
- 5 with an all-in-one station $599 to $1,299
- 11 with a self-emptying station $239 to $799
- 5 without a station $199 to $479
In our ranking
- Shark PowerDetect UV Reveal rank 6 of 65 with an all-in-one station · $749
- Shark PowerDetect NeverTouch Pro rank 43 of 65 with an all-in-one station · $599
- Shark PowerDetect ThermaCharged rank 47 of 65 with an all-in-one station · $1,299
- Shark PowerDetect Self-Empty rank 6 of 14 with a self-emptying station · $799
- Shark AI Ultra AV2501AE rank 9 of 14 with a self-emptying station · $649
3 more in the list below.
Cheapest at
- Amazon.com: 21 models
At the lowest price in 90 days
- Shark Navigator Self-Empty $279 at Amazon.com
- Shark Matrix Plus 2-in-1 $249 at Amazon.com
- Shark AI Ultra AV2501S $239 at Amazon.com
- Shark AI Robot $429 at Amazon.com
- Shark PowerDetect NeverTouch $759 at Amazon.com
Only models whose prices we have for 90 days, and whose price was higher at some point in them.
How to read the model names
Shark sorts its robot vacuums into lines, such as Navigator, Matrix, Stratos and PowerDetect. 2-in-1 means the robot mops as well. Self-Empty in the name means a bagless base that empties the robot after every run, so you empty only the base, every few weeks. NeverTouch is Shark's name for a base that empties, rinses, refills and dries itself. Additions such as Plus, Pro, UV Reveal and ThermaCharged set apart versions and features within a line: compare them on the specifications and today's price.
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