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product_id: 703198587
title: "IQ Robot Vacuum, 60-Day Self-Empty Base, White, RV2302AE | IQ Navigation Home Mapping, 60-Day Self-Empty XL Base, Self-Cleaning Brushroll, Row-by-Row Cleaning, Wi-Fi, Works with Alexa"
brand: "shark"
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reviews_count: 11
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# 110 min runtime 60-day self-empty base 360° LiDAR mapping IQ Robot Vacuum, 60-Day Self-Empty Base, White, RV2302AE | IQ Navigation Home Mapping, 60-Day Self-Empty XL Base, Self-Cleaning Brushroll, Row-by-Row Cleaning, Wi-Fi, Works with Alexa

**Brand:** shark
**Price:** Rp29814798
**Availability:** ✅ In Stock

## Summary

> 🤖 Elevate your clean game with the smartest vacuum that works while you relax!

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** IQ Robot Vacuum, 60-Day Self-Empty Base, White, RV2302AE | IQ Navigation Home Mapping, 60-Day Self-Empty XL Base, Self-Cleaning Brushroll, Row-by-Row Cleaning, Wi-Fi, Works with Alexa by shark
- **How much does it cost?** Rp29814798 with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship
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## Best For

- shark enthusiasts

## Why This Product

- Trusted shark brand quality
- Free international shipping included
- Worldwide delivery with tracking
- 15-day hassle-free returns

## Key Features

- • **Total Control Anywhere:** SharkClean app lets you schedule, target, and customize cleaning from your phone.
- • **Hands-Free Dirt Disposal:** Self-empty base holds up to 60 days of debris—no bags, no hassle.
- • **Pet-Friendly Performance:** Multi-surface brushroll captures stubborn pet hair and dander with ease.
- • **Unmatched Cleaning Power:** Powerful suction tackles dirt and pet hair on all surfaces effortlessly.
- • **Smart 360° LiDAR Navigation:** Precision home mapping ensures no spot is missed, adapting to your lifestyle.

## Overview

The Shark IQ Robot Vacuum RV2302AE combines powerful 110-minute runtime suction with advanced 360° LiDAR navigation for precise, multi-surface cleaning. Its innovative self-empty base stores up to 60 days of dirt without bags, making maintenance effortless. Designed for pet owners and busy professionals, it offers app-controlled scheduling and targeted cleaning to keep your home spotless with zero hassle.

## Description

The Shark IQ Robot Vacuum RV2302AE features powerful suction, multi surface cleaning, and cleaning customization. With Precision Home Mapping, the robot uses its 360° LiDAR vision to scan your home and build a detailed map, enabling fully autonomous movement. This also allows your robotic vacuum to detect and avoid objects in its path day or night. The multi-surface brushroll pulls trapped debris, dust, and pet hair from carpets and hardwood floors. Forget about vacuuming with the self-empty base that holds up to 60 days of dirt and debris. With Matrix Clean, the robot cleans using a precision grid taking multiple passes over dirt and debris, leaving no spots missed. It creates a precise home map in the SharkClean app so you can select specific areas to clean on demand, initiate Matrix Clean, and set cleaning schedules from anywhere.

Review: Not perfect but it has saved me a lot of work. I feel it is worth the price. - Review after 3 weeks. We have the Shart RV2829YE robot vacuum. A little background: We have a 2400sqft single level house. About 50/50 between hard surface (engineered wood and tile in the bathrooms) and very good quality carpet about 8 years old. My wife and I are retired and we have a German Shepard (German Shedder) dog. Before buying the robot vacuum, I needed to vacuum about every 5 to 7 days. By day 3 we would start having "fur balls" lining our main hall and light scattering of dog hair over all the hard surfaces. We often would do a quick dust mop along the hall edges to tame the fur balls. I usually would mop after vacuuming. I found with using the robot vacuum nearly everyday, reduced my workload. I just did a manual whole house vacuum after nearly three weeks of letting the robot vacuum clean the floors. Real world findings are that we dramatically less fur balls along the hall way and much less dog hair scattered around. We also noticed that walking barefoot in the kitchen, we rarely stepped on the little hard crumbs that we would routinely encounter a few days after a manual cleaning. THE BOTTOM LINE for me is that I spend 5 minutes going around the house prepping for the robot to clean (chairs on tables, picking up odds and ends, etc (same thing I do to vacuum) and then I can go about my day. I have been doing that most days and we have a pretty clean house and (almost) no fur balls - it isn't perfect. PROS: - Everyday cleaner floors overall - not perfect, but better without a lot of work on my part. - Reduced workload for me. - No more fur balls - including fewer fur balls under furniture. We have a hallway table that when I vacuumed after 5 to 7 days would always have significant fur balls under it. I have not seen any since using the robot, including today when I did a whole house vacuum (after 3 weeks of all robot cleaning). I don't have an explanation, it is just my experience. - While doing a whole house vacuum today (getting ready for a herd of family members for Easter), I had the robot mop the floors as I finished vacuuming. That was nice and saved me some work. It did nearly as good a job as I would have done. The dog tracked in muddy paw prints and the robot cleaned all of them. - Reasonably quiet. We don't run it at night in our house but if we had two or more floors, I am sure it would be quiet enough. - It has only gotten stuck once - under the dinning room table with all the chairs on the floor. We have a wooden HVAC vent in the floor and it got hung up on in between a table leg and chair leg. If I put the chairs on the table it does fine. CONS: - As you might imagine, it does the least satisfactory job along the edges and in corners. Long straight walls, ir works well, nooks and cranny's, not so well. - On the carpet, I estimate the robot gets about 40% to 50% of the fur compared to a manual vacuum. But it gets it every day so I think it is a good trade off. - It struggles in our home office. We have two desks that it can get under (which is good because it cleans an area that is impossible to get the manual vacuum into. However, our rolling office chairs seem to baffle it, and it can seem to get lost trying to find a way around them. I have not found a solution except to move the chairs into another room. I could make the desk and chair areas NO GO AREAS but that defeats the purpose... - You can have it vacuum individual rooms / areas or mop individual rooms/areas. If you want to vacuum and mop, your only choice is the entire mapped house. That seem like an easy fix in the app. - It maps the entire house as one floor plan. You have to go in and draw lines in the app to separate rooms (i.e. bedroom from hallway). The apples does not make that easy to do with a fat finger... A stylus might work better. TIPS: - It is critical to prepare your house for the mapping exercise. I mapped twice and may map a third time as I keep learning and observing it work. I have learned to put all of the chairs on top of the table, the kitchen stools on the breakfast bar. We have a piano bench and we put that on an easy chair, pick up shoes in the closet, etc. The more stuff you get off the floor, the better the map job will be, Once it is mapped, if it encounters a shoe or a chair, it simply works around the obstacle. But if the obstacle is present during the map exercise, the robot may never vacuum there. Same thing with throw rugs. It will map the position of a throw rug. It will vacuum the throw rug but it will not mop the throw rug. But if you pick up the throw rug after mapping and then ask it to mop, it will not mop the area the throw rug sits. However if you pick up the throw rugs during mapping, then ask it to mop that area, it will mop the area the throw rug normally sits or will avoid mopping the throw rug if it is present. Speaking of throw rugs, we have an assortment; bath mat type with 1''x1/8th" long soft fibers, and normal soft rug and a smaller lightweight but thick bath mat. The lightweight, thick bathmat is the only one to cause an issue. It is thick enough that the robot bumps into it and then pushes it around instead of moving on top of it. I just pick it up. The raised transitions between the engineered floor and the tile batch rooms are not an issue EXCEPT that is does not get the doghair that is right next to the transition strip. I have less room around the dock that is recommended but it has never been an issue.
Review: Little vacuum gets the job done/great customer service - I've wanted a little robot vacuum for a long time. One I could control via my Echo and was slightly "smart". My home gets dusty fairly quickly and I have bad dust mite allergies so cleaning can be a literal pain. I mostly wanted the vacuum for one room, my bedroom. I don't know how efficient my little Baby Shark would be in a larger space, but for a smaller space she is perfect. I've run her about every 3-4 days and the dust cup is always fairly full, and I always notice how much easier it is to breathe dust-free after she's done her routine. Set up was a breeze. Snapped the brushes into place, set the dock up, downloaded the app. Easily connected to my wifi and set up the Shark skill in my Echo app too. I had to name the vacuum, and I have a larger non-intelligent shark vacuum, hence "Baby Shark", but now I can inform Alexa to start cleaning. The Shark app is nice. I can also control the robot from there, see how long it has been running, switch modes, see how much charge is left, or dock it, all without being in the room. It is a fairly simple intuitive interface. The battery life is sufficient for a good clean. After about an hour and a half she's down to 50% on the Max mode. She won't pick up large items but I'm always amazed at how much dust she gets. My hair is long and sheds a lot but she's an expert at getting that up from my vinyl floors and my thin rugs too. The dust cup is kind of small but it holds the dust she picks up with a little spare room. As for noise, she's on the quiet side for a vacuum. I've easily concentrated on work at my desk or watched a show while she's running. She does have a few beeping sequences when she's turned on, switching modes, or docking. I find it cute but might annoy others. The indicator lights for wifi and charging are pretty standard as well. I like the option of scheduling her runs, but I generally just set her to go when I have a little time to pick up some potential obstacles in her path. She can get in the awkward corners under my half circle corner shelves that I struggled to clean with the regular vacuum. She goes under my bed with ease. Under my desk and my desk chair as well. I do make sure to lift all the cords and trip hazards from her potential path. She so far hasn't gotten stuck or gotten something tangled in her roller. She doesn't map anything intelligently like some more expensive models, but she does seem to get into all the corners and under all the furniture on a single run. It may take her a few go arounds to get into a specific tight spot, but letting her go for at least an hour generally she goes over everything possible. Overall I'm very happy with Baby Shark. We'll see how long she lasts with casual use. ***2021 Update 6ish months in*** Well my poor baby shark died today. She was beeping continuously and not connecting to wifi. I tried some troubleshooting steps on the app and then called customer service. It’s not the first time I had a Shark product die on me. But I’m never upset because the customer service for this company is really amazing. I called and connected right away with someone we did a video-call and identified the problem. Long story short, it had an internal error so I’m being sent a replacement for free. The battery life stayed pretty consistent through this time period. A little disappointed the machine died so quickly when I really use it 2x a/4 hours a week at most. But on the other hand the company stands by their product and I’m getting a replacement. Thought I’d update my review about it.

## Features

- POWERFUL SUCTION: Powerful suction captures dirt and debris on carpets and hardwood floors tackling even the toughest of messes in your home
- 360° LiDAR VISION & OBJECT DETECT: Quickly and precisely maps your home so your robot can methodically clean detecting and avoiding objects in its path, day, or night, adapting to everyday changes in the home
- MULTI SURFACE CLEANING: Multi-surface brush roll combs and pulls debris, hair, and dirt from all the surfaces in your home including carpets and hard floors
- PERFECT FOR PETS: Powerful vacuum suction and multi surface brushroll help capture pet hair, dust, and dander
- HOLDS 60 DAYS OF DIRT & DEBRIS: robot self-empties after each cleaning mission into its bagless base. The bagless base does not require any additional purchase of disposal bags like traditional auto empty robots

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| ASIN | B0DX882TTY |
| Battery Life | 110 minutes |
| Battery Type | Lithium Ion |
| Best Sellers Rank | #325,391 in Home & Kitchen ( See Top 100 in Home & Kitchen ) #188 in Robotic Vacuums |
| Brand | Shark |
| Brand Name | Shark |
| Capacity | 0.19 liters |
| Color | White |
| Control Method | App |
| Controller Type | App Control |
| Customer Reviews | 4.0 out of 5 stars 5,754 Reviews |
| Filter Type | Washable |
| Form Factor | Robotic |
| Global Trade Identification Number | 10622356636749 |
| Included Components | Self-Empty Base, Shark Robot, Side Brush |
| Indoor Outdoor Usage | Indoor |
| Item Dimensions L x W x H | 15.24"L x 10.91"W x 17.28"H |
| Item Highlight | IQ Navigation Home Mapping, 60-Day Self-Empty XL Base, Self-Cleaning Brushroll, Row-by-Row Cleaning, Wi-Fi, Works with Alexa |
| Item Type Name | Robot Vacuum |
| Item Weight | 16.5 pounds |
| Manufacture Year | 2025 |
| Manufacturer | SharkNinja |
| Manufacturer Part Number | RV2302AE |
| Model Name | IQ Robot Vacuum |
| Model Number | RV2302AE |
| Number of Items | 1 |
| Number of Power Levels | 1 |
| Other Special Features of the Product | Auto-Docking, LiDAR Navigation, Pet Hair Pick Up, Smart Mapping, Washable Filter |
| Power Source | Corded Electric |
| Product Dimensions | 15.24"L x 10.91"W x 17.28"H |
| Recommended Uses For Product | home cleaning, carpet cleaning, pet hair removal |
| Special Feature | Auto-Docking, LiDAR Navigation, Pet Hair Pick Up, Smart Mapping, Washable Filter |
| Style Name | IQ Self-Empty |
| Surface Recommendation | Carpets & Hardfloors |
| UPC | 622356636742 |
| Unit Count | 1 Count |
| Voltage | 14.4 volts |

## Product Details

- **Brand:** Shark
- **Color:** White
- **Model Name:** IQ Robot Vacuum
- **Special Feature:** Auto-Docking, LiDAR Navigation, Pet Hair Pick Up, Smart Mapping, Washable Filter
- **Surface Recommendation:** Carpets & Hardfloors

## Images

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## Available Options

This product comes in different **Color** options.

## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Not perfect but it has saved me a lot of work. I feel it is worth the price.
*by K***H on April 21, 2025*

Review after 3 weeks. We have the Shart RV2829YE robot vacuum. A little background: We have a 2400sqft single level house. About 50/50 between hard surface (engineered wood and tile in the bathrooms) and very good quality carpet about 8 years old. My wife and I are retired and we have a German Shepard (German Shedder) dog. Before buying the robot vacuum, I needed to vacuum about every 5 to 7 days. By day 3 we would start having "fur balls" lining our main hall and light scattering of dog hair over all the hard surfaces. We often would do a quick dust mop along the hall edges to tame the fur balls. I usually would mop after vacuuming. I found with using the robot vacuum nearly everyday, reduced my workload. I just did a manual whole house vacuum after nearly three weeks of letting the robot vacuum clean the floors. Real world findings are that we dramatically less fur balls along the hall way and much less dog hair scattered around. We also noticed that walking barefoot in the kitchen, we rarely stepped on the little hard crumbs that we would routinely encounter a few days after a manual cleaning. THE BOTTOM LINE for me is that I spend 5 minutes going around the house prepping for the robot to clean (chairs on tables, picking up odds and ends, etc (same thing I do to vacuum) and then I can go about my day. I have been doing that most days and we have a pretty clean house and (almost) no fur balls - it isn't perfect. PROS: - Everyday cleaner floors overall - not perfect, but better without a lot of work on my part. - Reduced workload for me. - No more fur balls - including fewer fur balls under furniture. We have a hallway table that when I vacuumed after 5 to 7 days would always have significant fur balls under it. I have not seen any since using the robot, including today when I did a whole house vacuum (after 3 weeks of all robot cleaning). I don't have an explanation, it is just my experience. - While doing a whole house vacuum today (getting ready for a herd of family members for Easter), I had the robot mop the floors as I finished vacuuming. That was nice and saved me some work. It did nearly as good a job as I would have done. The dog tracked in muddy paw prints and the robot cleaned all of them. - Reasonably quiet. We don't run it at night in our house but if we had two or more floors, I am sure it would be quiet enough. - It has only gotten stuck once - under the dinning room table with all the chairs on the floor. We have a wooden HVAC vent in the floor and it got hung up on in between a table leg and chair leg. If I put the chairs on the table it does fine. CONS: - As you might imagine, it does the least satisfactory job along the edges and in corners. Long straight walls, ir works well, nooks and cranny's, not so well. - On the carpet, I estimate the robot gets about 40% to 50% of the fur compared to a manual vacuum. But it gets it every day so I think it is a good trade off. - It struggles in our home office. We have two desks that it can get under (which is good because it cleans an area that is impossible to get the manual vacuum into. However, our rolling office chairs seem to baffle it, and it can seem to get lost trying to find a way around them. I have not found a solution except to move the chairs into another room. I could make the desk and chair areas NO GO AREAS but that defeats the purpose... - You can have it vacuum individual rooms / areas or mop individual rooms/areas. If you want to vacuum and mop, your only choice is the entire mapped house. That seem like an easy fix in the app. - It maps the entire house as one floor plan. You have to go in and draw lines in the app to separate rooms (i.e. bedroom from hallway). The apples does not make that easy to do with a fat finger... A stylus might work better. TIPS: - It is critical to prepare your house for the mapping exercise. I mapped twice and may map a third time as I keep learning and observing it work. I have learned to put all of the chairs on top of the table, the kitchen stools on the breakfast bar. We have a piano bench and we put that on an easy chair, pick up shoes in the closet, etc. The more stuff you get off the floor, the better the map job will be, Once it is mapped, if it encounters a shoe or a chair, it simply works around the obstacle. But if the obstacle is present during the map exercise, the robot may never vacuum there. Same thing with throw rugs. It will map the position of a throw rug. It will vacuum the throw rug but it will not mop the throw rug. But if you pick up the throw rug after mapping and then ask it to mop, it will not mop the area the throw rug sits. However if you pick up the throw rugs during mapping, then ask it to mop that area, it will mop the area the throw rug normally sits or will avoid mopping the throw rug if it is present. Speaking of throw rugs, we have an assortment; bath mat type with 1''x1/8th" long soft fibers, and normal soft rug and a smaller lightweight but thick bath mat. The lightweight, thick bathmat is the only one to cause an issue. It is thick enough that the robot bumps into it and then pushes it around instead of moving on top of it. I just pick it up. The raised transitions between the engineered floor and the tile batch rooms are not an issue EXCEPT that is does not get the doghair that is right next to the transition strip. I have less room around the dock that is recommended but it has never been an issue.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Little vacuum gets the job done/great customer service
*by D***C on October 26, 2020*

I've wanted a little robot vacuum for a long time. One I could control via my Echo and was slightly "smart". My home gets dusty fairly quickly and I have bad dust mite allergies so cleaning can be a literal pain. I mostly wanted the vacuum for one room, my bedroom. I don't know how efficient my little Baby Shark would be in a larger space, but for a smaller space she is perfect. I've run her about every 3-4 days and the dust cup is always fairly full, and I always notice how much easier it is to breathe dust-free after she's done her routine. Set up was a breeze. Snapped the brushes into place, set the dock up, downloaded the app. Easily connected to my wifi and set up the Shark skill in my Echo app too. I had to name the vacuum, and I have a larger non-intelligent shark vacuum, hence "Baby Shark", but now I can inform Alexa to start cleaning. The Shark app is nice. I can also control the robot from there, see how long it has been running, switch modes, see how much charge is left, or dock it, all without being in the room. It is a fairly simple intuitive interface. The battery life is sufficient for a good clean. After about an hour and a half she's down to 50% on the Max mode. She won't pick up large items but I'm always amazed at how much dust she gets. My hair is long and sheds a lot but she's an expert at getting that up from my vinyl floors and my thin rugs too. The dust cup is kind of small but it holds the dust she picks up with a little spare room. As for noise, she's on the quiet side for a vacuum. I've easily concentrated on work at my desk or watched a show while she's running. She does have a few beeping sequences when she's turned on, switching modes, or docking. I find it cute but might annoy others. The indicator lights for wifi and charging are pretty standard as well. I like the option of scheduling her runs, but I generally just set her to go when I have a little time to pick up some potential obstacles in her path. She can get in the awkward corners under my half circle corner shelves that I struggled to clean with the regular vacuum. She goes under my bed with ease. Under my desk and my desk chair as well. I do make sure to lift all the cords and trip hazards from her potential path. She so far hasn't gotten stuck or gotten something tangled in her roller. She doesn't map anything intelligently like some more expensive models, but she does seem to get into all the corners and under all the furniture on a single run. It may take her a few go arounds to get into a specific tight spot, but letting her go for at least an hour generally she goes over everything possible. Overall I'm very happy with Baby Shark. We'll see how long she lasts with casual use. ***2021 Update 6ish months in*** Well my poor baby shark died today. She was beeping continuously and not connecting to wifi. I tried some troubleshooting steps on the app and then called customer service. It’s not the first time I had a Shark product die on me. But I’m never upset because the customer service for this company is really amazing. I called and connected right away with someone we did a video-call and identified the problem. Long story short, it had an internal error so I’m being sent a replacement for free. The battery life stayed pretty consistent through this time period. A little disappointed the machine died so quickly when I really use it 2x a/4 hours a week at most. But on the other hand the company stands by their product and I’m getting a replacement. Thought I’d update my review about it.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐ 2 Dogs (labs), 1 Cat and My Thick Long Hair
*by M***S on May 7, 2025*

UPDATED after 2 months: Cons with the app: - Once a clean is completed it must return to the dock, there is no option to add another room on the way. - You cannot pause the clean and have it go to another room. If you press pause, the only options are Dock or Resume. - One day it just stopped going into my guest room with a message that said it was out of the service area. Then it would not recognize it as an added room. Then one day it started working again. - The estimated time to complete jobs is way off I tried a different brand vacuum which broke the 2nd use, but I’ve had this vacuum for just about a month and use it daily. IT’S GREAT! It picks up a surprising amount of hair, has good navigation and the base station has flawless suction which seems to charge & transfer well. The underside of the vacuum has an easy opening and foolproof way to manually remove hair with your fingers to unclog if needed. I usually do this midway through its cleaning because my house has a lot of thick fur. For that reason I empty the base 2x a week, instead of waiting 30 days as advertised. It takes one second to do. There was no initial setup except the app, which is user friendly. Overall has been extremely easy to use. Downside- it’s loud when cleaning. And the turbo suction base station is very loud (momentarily) during the transfer. I paid $250 and purchased 3 year protection for $39. Seems like a quality product so I am satisfied with my purchase. Would recommend this vacuum.

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