Shark Matrix Self-Empty
Robot vacuum with Matrix Clean grid cleaning and precision home mapping plus a self-empty base, for thorough multi-pass coverage.
Best price $330 at AmazonOur verdict
Very good· 79/100Very good robot vacuum (79/100). It stands out most for navigation (93/100). Highlight: matrix grid cleaning. Main trade-off: no mopping.
Score breakdown
How we score →Specifications
- 💨Suction
- unstated Pa
- 🔋Runtime
- 120 min
- 🧭Navigation
- Matrix grid
- 🗑️Self-empty
- Yes
- 🫧Mopping
- No
- 🔊Noise
- 67 dB
Pros
- ✓Matrix grid cleaning
- ✓Self-empty base
- ✓Good value
Cons
- ✕No mopping
- ✕No object recognition
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Frequently asked questions
Does this robot vacuum empty itself?
Models with a self-emptying dock vacuum their bin into a larger bag automatically, so you only empty it every few weeks. Check the “self-emptying” spec above.
Can it avoid obstacles and pet messes?
Robots with AI camera or reactive obstacle avoidance steer around cables, shoes and pet waste. LiDAR handles mapping; a camera adds object recognition.
How loud is it?
Most robot vacuums run between 55–70 dB — about as loud as a normal conversation. See the noise level spec for this model.
Does it work on both carpet and hard floors?
Yes. It auto-adjusts suction on carpet, and models with a liftable mop raise the pads to avoid soaking rugs.
