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Shark has their new Shark IQ Robot Vacuum for $350 or their Shark IQ Robot Vacuum with Self-Empty Base for $450. These cost $450-$550 (regular one) and $550-$650 (self-empty one) everywhere else, so you're saving at least $100 by buying from Shark directly.
Click here to go to the deal and choose which version you'd like. [sharkclean.com]
Additionally you can likely get 10% off your first purchase if you sign up for emails. A popup should appear to enter your email if you go to the main page [sharkclean.com]. This will bring them down to around $315 and $405. There is also a "Give $20, Get $20" link in the top right of the main page that can be used to get another $20 off (and $20 towards an extra side brush, filter, brushroll or other accessory [sharkclean.com] if you just use 2 emails and give it to yourself). YMMV
This robot vacuum compares favorably to the iRobot Roomba i7+ and the Roomba s9+, but is considerably cheaper. It's a great choice if you want a self-emptying robot vacuum but can't imagine spending $1000+ on it.
Vacuum Wars review [youtube.com]
Vacuum Wars comparison to i7+ and s9+ [youtube.com]
https://direct.sharkclean.com/16/...osite/ogv/
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I would like to see a lot of amazon customer reviews before making that judgment though. Cant solely rely on tech reviews and benchmarks from websites or youtube.
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I would like to see a lot of amazon customer reviews before making that judgment though. Cant solely rely on tech reviews and benchmarks from websites or youtube.
It works really well for its random cleaning, but the lack of a self-cleaning brush is a bit of a burden. Not horrible, but it does need to be cleaned every 2-4 days.
Not really sure what self-cleaning would help though since the hair wraps around the rollers and needs to be cut off. Also, the spinners sometimes get hairs around them limiting their abilities.
Only complaint is that it has never found home.
BBB w/20% off [bedbathandbeyond.com]? (R101AE) seems to be a better option.
Wait till November?
Also, Ecovacs app already has the virtual barriers feature which is a huge plus. The only downsides I see is that the deebot 900 doesn't have a self-cleaning base which doesn't really matter to me much because I clean the dust bin like twice a week for a house with 3rooms and dogs. The self-cleaning hair brush on the shark vacuum is pretty cool though .
Vacuum war also made a video on deebot 900 series and he has positive reviews on it.
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Edit: nevermind, looks like it's expired, but you should be able to sign up for their emails for a 10% code.
It works really well for its random cleaning, but the lack of a self-cleaning brush is a bit of a burden. Not horrible, but it does need to be cleaned every 2-4 days.
Not really sure what self-cleaning would help though since the hair wraps around the rollers and needs to be cut off. Also, the spinners sometimes get hairs around them limiting their abilities.
Only complaint is that it has never found home.
I think they mean some hair is curl around the brush like you said, but others gets sucked into the bin and thus would get "self-emptied"