Review on 🦈 Review: Amazon Renewed Shark IQ App-Controlled Robot Vacuum, RV100AE/UR1000SR - Black by Chris Mickens

I've been using Shark IQ for 3 days now. Money saved with a refurbished model - no obvious defects, stains, scratches, etc. $130 saved. It took about 30-35 minutes to assemble and set up the web/application. It was already partially charged so I let go of her and she sucked right out of the box for 25 minutes. It lasts longer when fully charged and the phone app will tell you how much battery is left and the light on the car will be red when the battery is low. The app gives you the option to name your vacuum cleaner, hence my title. I collected various items from the floor so she could clean under my bed and sofa. Shark IQ takes time to go around the perimeter of your floor. So be patient for the first few days until it maps your home. She maneuvered around the legs of tables, chairs, shoes, trash cans, doors and in my closet, over mats and yoga mats, brushing off dust as she went. A few built-in cords and scraps of paper weren't swept up, but could be vacuumed up with my handheld vacuum. The shark makes noises, but not as loud as I was told. When it docks and empties into the attached canister, it makes a loud noise, but only for a few seconds. Incredibly easy emptying of the canister (see photo). The app sends notifications when something needs to be done, e.g. B. deleting the sensors. The shark also sings a short tune before preening and after docking. The application offers you 3 cleaning modes: Eco; ordinary; Maximum. You can also find your robot, schedule a cleaning time and view the elapsed time it has been vacuuming (it is currently running for 31 minutes). There are other options - I haven't used them all yet. Personal note: My shark mom helped forge an alliance between my kittens and my dog, creating a "common enemy" that neither of them can understand or shy away from. growls (laughs).