Shark IQ Huge Pick UP Test!!! Over 1.5 pounds of Plastic Beads Challenge, Roomba s9 and i7 helps out

[@TheHailstorm77]

I think he’s great! Keep up the good fun and he’s unique. Most reviewers of these robo vaccums are boring as heck and put me to sleep! This guy at least have fun! First of all both the Shark IQ and iRobot I7 and S9 have pros and cons. You can see pics in Amazon reviews. The S9 rollers are rubber and do tear and you would have to replace them. Both the I7 and S9 have a very hard time getting over floor carpets and do poorly returning back to the base. They get confused. Most of the time is if you don’t fully map your area and you either relocate your bass or dock, the robot will get confused. The Shark is totally the best for the bang for your buck. However, it’s not a shop vac or a Dyson. The whole point of these robo vacs is to clean and maintain both your wood floor and carpet. It’s not a shop vac. For over $1,000 I would never pay for the S9 IRobot. If you’re going to pay that that much get the Roborock as this reviewer said and those are not cheap either. As we are getting lazier and lazier and expect these machines to do our job, we are not there yet. I’m pretty sure this reviewer knows that. 1. Shark IQ is the best with its self emptying bin which is Bagless. You may have to change the filter and buy one that’s it but it does the job. 2. The iRobot S9 has thousands of complaints from unsatisfied Amazon customers from ripped rubber that wears out quickly in the roller, hair getting stuck because the design of the roller vs Shark IQ. You go through buying a lot of bags like crazy for both the I7 and S9 iRobot if you have a big room or dirty house. Yes you have to buy these expensive bags and filter as well. Those bags do fill up quickly. Both I7 and iRobot S9 get stuck on the floor carpet or rugs because the way it’s design to not lift self up and get confused that it’s an object. It does not know that it needs to get over it to vacuum the floor carpet and floor rugs. The Shark IQ does an excellent job. I don’t work for Shark or endorse them trust me. I got one and no problem. You just got to move furniture out first and let it map itself the entire room from the camera that sense the angle and does it’s algorithm. You also have to remember to turn on the self emptying vaccum in the settings or it won’t know to self emptying which is the only downfall VS the iRobot which has sensors.

[@RobotMasters]

😁😁😁😁 You basically took the words out of my MOUTH 🤣. Very well thought explanation. Your comment has earned the NUMBER ONE PIN SPOT!!! Thanks 😊

[@jennamichelle2001]

S9+: “Hey! No trespassing on my bin!” 😂

[@jennamichelle2001]

The Roombas definitely knocked the ball out of the park compared to the Shark IQ. I’d buy a Roomba over a Shark IQ.

[@RobotMasters]

Yes overall the iRobot have been a popular option and over the Shark. One thing Shark offers is a mopping and vacuuming robot.

[@ilijazivanovic3698]

1:46 First time I heard the word SHIT in a robot vacuum review.

[@RobotMasters]

Opps didn't mean to curse sorry

[@danielthan44]

Robot Masters barely heard it tho lol

[@RobotMasters]

@@danielthan44 hahaha I swore I said Shhhhheeezzzz

[@ilijazivanovic3698]

@@RobotMasters No prob that's actually funny

[@crapcopter]

Back off, this is my self emptying bin

[@RobotMasters]

LoL yes they fight like siblings

[@pourartistacrylicsbyshanno3987]

LOL Robot fight! the shark made the s9 back down and the i7 is like 'I don't have time for you idiots. I have work to do." That was cute.

[@RobotMasters]

Hahahaa lol

[@CM5808-llew]

Have you had any problems with it scratching your hardwood floors?

[@RobotMasters]

Not that I can tell, it no different if you were to push an Upright vacuum on the hardwood floor

[@tac6044]

Is it normal to feel very little exhaust air coming out of the shark while it cleans?

[@RobotMasters]

Some robot have more air flow than others. Navigation, PA, type of brush bar also determines how well a robot can clean.

[@nikolai6573]

I Love your Videos best vacumm KZbinr but sometimes your Tests are Crazy.😂

[@RobotMasters]

LOL thanks, got to make it interesting 😁

[@nikolai6573]

Robot Masters they are interesting the two roombas and the Rice Test 😂 that was the best

[@RobotMasters]

Thanks, will do some other test like that too

[@nikolai6573]

Robot Masters okay nice

[@nikerailfanningttm9046]

oh my god, I forgot it talks. I was watching a movie a few days ago with my son and my shark iq said "please clean my brush role, error number four", and we both freaked out and then we looked down and saw the IQ, LOL

[@RobotMasters]

Yeah the voice can freak me out too

[@TryingSO]

With Black Friday coming soon there’s a couple of offers both for the Shark IQ and for the IRobot 960, I’m getting one this year but I am torn between the 2.... which one would you recommend for a 1600 sqft House tile floors

[@RobotMasters]

So both are equally good cleaners, the Shark IQ is a good maintenance tool meaning if you run it 2 to 3 times a week it will keep the dirt down, and with the self emptying bin, there little maintenance to do. Also the Shark IQ offers room select, which the 960 only offers a static map history of where the robot cleaned. The nice thing about the 960 is the Dual extractors which can pick up a lot of different materials big and small. Also does well with pet hair. The 960 has a better build quality which may last longer than the Shark.

[@TryingSO]

Robot Masters Finally bought the new Shark (RV1001) my house is not that crazy big to justify the extra money for the bin. Tried it a couple of times I got stuck with a paper it found. Do you recommend moving the chairs from the dinning table or leaving them, I felt it acted clunky with the chair legs in the way it just wouldn’t know where to go for about 5-10 minutes in the same spot

[@RobotMasters]

Victor G Yes when you are mapping and doing the training runs try to remove all the furniture and pickup everything to help the robot have an accurate map. Once the map done then you can put the chairs back.

[@Khizarsalam]

Can you do it on the robovac G40+?

[@SpotTiger]

Never seen vacuums bully eachother. 😆

[@clou1969]

The Shark needs 3 feet left/right and 5 feet upfront the charging station to work properly. It’s in the I instructions manual.

[@RobotMasters]

Ohhhh shoot that white book thingy, yeah I accidentally threw that away 😮😮😮

[@clou1969]

Robot Masters yeah you did not red the instructions I saw.

[@RobotMasters]

LoL don’t tell anyone though or Shark might get mad at me for miss using their product 😧

[@clou1969]

Robot Masters oh you got paid for that review. :D

[@RobotMasters]

Nope all my robots bought out of pocket, looking for sponsorship

[@Julian-do7bv]

The shark had me dying laughing lol that was great I guess it just does what it wants haha

[@RobotMasters]

Hahahah has a mind like a Shark 😃

[@Julian-do7bv]

Robot Masters does it seem to work better after mapping the house?

[@RobotMasters]

Julian 7160 Yes it does seem to know where it cleaned and hasn’t cleaned once it mapped

[@Julian-do7bv]

Robot Masters does it still get lost and stuck in the corner like before lol?

[@RobotMasters]

Yeah sometimes it does but usually bounces around but still gets the job done

[@poisonplayer8297]

Do you recommend the shark iq self empty for a small to medium sized home?

[@RobotMasters]

Yes if your home single level, and not very complex aka a lot furniture or obstacles on the floor.

[@poisonplayer8297]

I actually have a 3 level home so would you still recommend it, also I’ve seen some comments saying the shark got an update and now will map in about 3-4 runs is that true?

[@ds99]

In the Shark IQ instructions it says to put the base in an area where there is 3 feet of nothing on the left and 3 feet of nothing on the right. Since the other robot bases are only 3” away from the Shark base it may have been responsible for the confusion it experienced.

[@RobotMasters]

It might be the case, I have found the robot was able to go out and return back to the dock with minimal effort. The pickup test was little much for this robot, since it lacks the bin sensor.

[@ds99]

Robot Masters That’s interesting that it still works well. I have 3 feet of nothing on both sides of mine, but if it works fine with obstacles in the way I may move it to a different room.

[@RobotMasters]

ds99 It does, just from my personal experience.

[@SWMOWoodsman]

I can appreciate how slow those bristles rotate. A roomba would have had those beads slung every which way in no time flat.

[@Riddles420]

The roombas are the best!!!

[@RobotMasters]

Yes in this test they Proved Them Selfs 😁

[@dedrickwashington5126]

The Xiaomi is the best

[@Riddles420]

No the roombas r the best !!!!

[@dedrickwashington5126]

I've had the Roomba the 1st one on thru to the bot vac and switched to neato thru the years and neato is great better than roomba then the Roborock Xiaomi no problems at all like the roomba. Roomba u cant vacuum n the dark or dark carpet. Just my opinion.

[@geokokos3796]

Xiaomi far better robots than irobot roomba

[@alsaif169]

This self empty will make a very loud noise

[@RobotMasters]

Yes sounds like a regular upright vacuum cleaner.

[@alsaif169]

Ok

[@kiwibeast2162]

7:00 LOL The Shark IQ wanted to dock and end it's job early!

[@RobotMasters]

Just found out the Shark needs 10 full house cleaning Runs before it creates its map and I can label my rooms and tell a specific area 🤯

[@Slick1020]

That's crazy. Shark = Lazy

[@Youtuber-lv6eh]

Are you shilling? I cant trust you fucking KZbinrs. Disinformation nonstop

[@TheHailstorm77]

I have to admit I was very impressed by your stress test on these robot vacuums. However, you have to pay extra that was left out for filter, and the bags for Roombas. This is where they make a lot of money from you. There bins get filled up really fast and they’re very small bags not like a standard vacuum bag. Also, that’s a lot of skittles. You should be testing more on sand, dust and hair in this video. Nobody has skittles all over floor like that unless you had a party at your house and people were drinking and spilled a 20 Oz bag of skittles all over the wood floor.

[@RobotMasters]

LoL thanks, yeah some of my stress test are kinda off the wall. I try to keep my videos light hearted 🤭, fun 😒 and be somewhat informative. My product reviews aren't super scientific like Vacuum Wars. Thanks for the suggestion and always work on improving my videos and testing styles.

[@mrzfieldz.official]

I agree, I would like to see a more realistic stress test.

[@donohuefamily6022]

They’re not skittles, they’re beads😅😊

[@zxchienowhere]

5:37 I can't stop laughing seeing Shark IQ spinning there 😂😂😂😂

[@RobotMasters]

Yes the Shark got very Dizzy 😵

[@firealarmtechguy4444]

I saw the shark stop and try to go back but it kept sucking up beads

[@theboone3848]

Our future overlords...

[@danielthan44]

The sharks brushroll spins a lot slower then it should, seen on vacuum wars or something

[@RobotMasters]

I think the single brush roll will struggle on lots of debris, may have to test this on a Roborock

[@danielthan44]

Robot Masters yes maybe the place around the brushroll is tight plus the comb for the anti-tangle brush may prevent the debris from rolling around over the brush.

[@RobotMasters]

@@danielthan44 So I did another test off camera with the same amount of 1.5 lbs beads, I realized the robot can technically pickup all the beads if it had a dirt full sensor. What happening is the bin is getting over filled with beads and spilling back into the brush roll area which is causing the brush roll to stop spinning. The bin on the robot is very small maybe a 1/2 cup so the robot needs to constantly return to the self emptying bin to prevent over flow.

[@danielthan44]

Robot Masters cool, thanks for the reply

[@yunusxy]

which is better ?

[@RobotMasters]

Roborock best for navigation and cleaning

[@kippertheman]

I may never be here anymore :*( and guess what my laptop broke that’s not why, but yeah congrats on 700 subs though I’m happy for you and I still love your videos

[@RobotMasters]

Ohhh no use your Smartphone or smartwatch to view the youtube Videos 🤔😆

[@kippertheman]

Ok

[@angeryitalianchef7251]

WAIT HE HAS 700 SUBS I DIDNT SEE THAT YET! WOW you grew fast!

[@RobotMasters]

@@angeryitalianchef7251 lol thanks yes catching up to Pewdiepie hahahaha

[@angeryitalianchef7251]

@@RobotMasters Ima be honest I'm just subbed to Pewdide pie because I hate t series and love his new game Tuber simulator

[@kinglord5429]

My guess unlike roomba the brushes don't reverse on shark. How did it handle power cords and night cleanning. BB&B you get it for $549 but with 20% coupon $439

[@RobotMasters]

It does really well with cables does not get stuck, I will do a video on a cable test. The night cleaning needs some light for the camera to work

[@kiwibeast2162]

0:35 When you have to do a hard math problem on the white board.

[@aydenrice9463]

I got one of these at best buy and I followed all the instructions but I can't get the wifi to connect

[@RobotMasters]

Is your WiFi 2.4 GHz, the robot can’t connect to 5 GHz. Also try turning the robot off for 2 minutes, uninstall the app, reinstall, turn robot on and try reconnecting the robot.

[@aydenrice9463]

@@RobotMasters I got it I let it charge all night last night and I created a new account then got it connected thanks so much for all the help

[@sevenofnineeve8369]

Could you please review the new shark iq Model # RV1000S, dies it have a dust bin full sensor?

[@RobotMasters]

Unfortunately the new models don't have the dirt sensor. Only the Roomba has the dirt sensor.

[@danielthan44]

Thanks for the great content

[@RobotMasters]

No Problem 👍🏻

[@todd8309]

I've spent hours researching and comparing and this video just made my mind up. Definitely not getting the shark LOL.

[@RobotMasters]

LOL good choice 😄

[@Jagster7k]

I have the shark and I love it. On sale for $320 with the xl bin. Can’t beat the price. These tests are so unrealistic. I have not had one problem with mine.

[@RobotMasters]

@@Jagster7k Thanks for sharing your feedback and glad the Shark is working out for you.

[@mrzfieldz.official]

I have the eufy g30 edge and I love it. it works great. also, please understand that these tests are very unrealistic. robovacs are not made to clean messes like this and the docking problem in this video is user error because the robovacs are supposed to have 3 ft of clearance on both sides which confused the shark.

[@angeryitalianchef7251]

So somethin tells me, it docent have dirt detect XD 1:46 and also doesn't have a bin full meter.

[@RobotMasters]

It doesn’t just a bin full sensor so it will return to the dock to empty itself 🤔😞

[@Slick1020]

I had a nerd question for the iRobot team. Had a power outage while at work. It happened well after my Roomba completed a cleaning run so I had a few questions. Me: What happens if my S9+ is out cleaning and the power goes out. When it returns to the base, it will not be able to unload the bin. Will the robot still be able to dock? When the power returns, will the robot automatically unload the contents of the bin since power will be restored to the base? Response from iRobot: This is a great question! Roomba relies on an infrared signal sent out from the home base. This allows the robot to see the base, and navigate towards it. With the power hypothetically being out, this signal would be lost. Roomba can still run cleaning missions, until the battery is depleted. He would return back to the starting point in this instance. Additionally, the Evacuation process happens when the robot docks on the home base, and the vacuum motor inside of the base kicks on. This would not be possible if the power was out, as this requires electricity to power the motor. If your robot is still running a mission when the power turns back on, he would simply now be able to see the infrared signal, and head to the home base when he is ready to empty or charge up. If the robot finished the mission during the outage. You would be able to send him home by pressing the clean button to begin a new mission, and then pressing the Dock/Home button to send him to the Clean Base. Additionally, any time your robot returns to the Clean Base, he would attempt to empty himself. So with that said, yes the robot would try to dock/empty himself when the power is restored. We hope that helped to answer the questions you had regarding your robot and power outages.

[@RobotMasters]

Yep they explained that perfectly, now you could always hook up your self emptying bin to a UPS backup battery, like a computer backup system and there should be enough juice to run the Vacuum motor to empty out the bin and depending on the size of the UPS enough to charge as well 😆

[@Slick1020]

@@RobotMasters I only run mine twice a week, so an UPS might be overkill. I only use low suction mode so it could theoretically clean my first floor 2 times with some battery remaining before going dead. Just glad I swapped out my surge protectors two weeks ago.

[@RobotMasters]

@@Slick1020 I see, I usually do an area one at a time on High Power Mode, rarely have the robot do the entire house because of all the cords and toys laying around, have a 3 year old and Adult Kid running around 🤭

[@codysturcken6937]

What’s ur next robot ur going to get

[@RobotMasters]

Umm after the Shark, I am looking at the Skydio 2 which is a fully self flying drone

[@iamdenislara]

Hey, Nathan can you do a corner cleaning comparison video between them including the Neato?

[@RobotMasters]

I sold my Neato, waiting for the D8 but I will do a corner test against my other robots

[@angeryitalianchef7251]

@@RobotMasters D8? :O

[@RobotMasters]

@@angeryitalianchef7251 It just a guess Neato D3,D4,D5, D7 and maybe D8 or D7.5

[@alpine_pro5814]

Great test. When I watched Vacuum Wars with all three he really dogs the I7+ and give props to S9+ and Shark IQ. But your test tell otherwise when you empty the bins. Seem to me I7 and S9 pick debre better than the shark. Shark looks like a good robot vacuum but I feel Roomba still a better robot, yes it cost more but you get what you pay for. I will stick with my I7+

[@RobotMasters]

Thank you yes Vacuum Wars may use more scientific numbers and equipment but I just show it as it is and if course I will do more realistic test too. Thanks

[@mrzfieldz.official]

the ending result was not actually fair because he gave the other vacuums a head start, had them clean majority of the mess and then sent out the shark. so naturally, the the other vacuums are going to have more in the bins.

[@mifthasadik8703]

Did you have the S9 go to the I 7empty bass

[@RobotMasters]

No the S9 is on the left and the I7 on the right, the robot will remember which bin it has and the bins are not interchangeable

[@mifthasadik8703]

No I meant mixed frequency making making the S9 going to the I 7bass

[@RobotMasters]

The Roomba won’t mix up the frequency it was only the Shark that seemed a little confused and stuck

[@Slick1020]

@@mifthasadik8703 Actually, the base for the Roombas emit an infrared signal so the robot knows where to dock. They always know where their bases are located. When I leave my house, I don't leave any lights on. So my S9+ cleans in the dark while I'm at work and docks back home perfectly.

[@mifthasadik8703]

Also when is the new Roomba coming out

[@amiman23]

I just got it and tried to start mapping but after 10 minutes it kept getting clogged with hair (2 cats) probably because we did not pre-vacuum the house. So I decided to map the house without vacuuming by removing the rotator brush. It does not detect it missing and runs normally, I keep the setting on ECO and let it go map the house it came back on its own to empty out and it made it back to the base (which is in another room) without hitting anything and docked, then returned back to where it left off. Boy! was that impressive.and at the hour it returned to charge flawlessly. but did not finish a map even mapping rooms multiple times Still impressive for the first time. I'll let you know when it does so I can start vacuuming!

[@RobotMasters]

Sounds good hope the Shark works for you!!!

[@marcosoto8809]

So it looks like the roomba is still on top of the food chain 🤔

[@RobotMasters]

For now until the Roomba S10++ 😂

[@marcosoto8809]

Robot Masters haha i hope it’s not too soon so I can still enjoy my s9+ 😞. I wonder if they are going to continue the s series or just continue on the round robots Or release both of them in the same year :o

[@RobotMasters]

Lol maybe they will try a new shape, triangle, Ginger bread Man shape hexagon etc etc

[@marcosoto8809]

Robot Masters Lol that would actually be cool if they did a new shape, idk about the ginger bread man shape though your unicorn might try to eat it 🍪 🦄

[@SilverSilence002]

None of them mop?

[@RobotMasters]

The Roborock is the only robot I own that has a mopping attachment. I have a couple of dedicated mopping robots

[@soya_8]

i Only Watch This because Iwant to know what sound of the Self cleaning bin

[@dedrickwashington5126]

He need more everyday realistic situations around a home this is too waaayyy too much.

[@RobotMasters]

I will do more down to earth test too edge clean, navigation, app Integration, I tend to mix it up. The reason I did an extreme pick up test because it has the self emptying bin and wanted to see if it could handle all that debris

[@mlxckkisaslipperyboi]

Philippo guy

[@THEROCKDRAGONSROCKTHEREWAY]

shark iq; NO YOU SUCK ofer robots; YESSS

[@RobotMasters]

LOL 😂

[@TheRoomba805]

I like shark IQ

[@THEROCKDRAGONSROCKTHEREWAY]

Ducsirbe. Can the shark survive that?

[@THEROCKDRAGONSROCKTHEREWAY]

NO IT SUKS (FROM IPAD)

[@kiwibeast2162]

1:11 OHHHHHH so quiet!

[@kiwibeast2162]

5:06 Ohhhhh so loud! :0

[@clou1969]

Oooh Yeah!!!!! IQ Sparkles! Wow ow wow

[@clou1969]

Please bring Sparkles in my house too lol

[@RobotMasters]

Hahahaha, I am trying to get Sparkles to turn the Shark IQ into an Roborock S5 Max 🥳🥳🥳

[@MartinKubaS5]

LoL shit iq xD 5:39 You spin my head right round, right round When you go down, when you go down down You spin my head right round, right round When you go down, when you go down down xDDDDD right round music my deepoo d73 plays this music when it gets stuck like this :DDDD

[@RobotMasters]

Hahaha never heard of the song but might have to now 😂

[@MartinKubaS5]

@@RobotMasters you need to hear that, you can know it from some meemes

[@hymlog]

...Can Ya Get Ya Money Back?

[@CCCC-tq8yo]

Blow it up sparkles

[@RobotMasters]

Huh u want my to Blow up Poor Poor Sparkles 😱😱😱🥺🥺🥺

[@РиммаАслямова-о7з]

данияр

[@bradgibbs586]

what🤣

[@bradgibbs586]

😵😵😵😵😵😵😵😵😵😵😵😵

[@themutechef4511]

Hello Nathan

[@RobotMasters]

Hi

[@themutechef4511]

What up man and what’s your last name

[@RobotMasters]

@@themutechef4511 Sorry can't disclose that

[@themutechef4511]

Robot Masters why not man

[@ANAGOMES-gv1ts]

O que comporta ignorar e non y la

[@biglonniegruhn]

Hory sheet

[@zuzanahoudkova4497]

So far so good with this vacuum. kzbin.infoUgkx8ISPQRRAfpAaX4msGjyodObTBnlj4T5g I was a little concerned to find it seems to be all plastic, but the reviews were good, so I'm hoping for the best. Very easy to assemble Recommened, and only attachments I've used so far work well, and are easy to use. Doing a good job on the new carpet in my bedrooms and stairs. Works well on the hardwood on my main floor too. Reasonable weight and cord length. I already knew from an earlier review that it wouldn't fit under furniture, but I can use my Eufy for that, so no problem - the high traffic areas that need a stronger suction was really what I bought this for. If it continues as it's started, it will be a good buy and well worth the money. I have had two Shark Rocket stick vacs in the past that are super easy to use, but the motors just don't last well, even with scrupulous cleaning of the filters. I'm hoping for better with this Bissell.