Shark PowerDetect NeverTouch Robot Vacuum & Mop, RV2820YE | 5 PowerDetect Technologies, NeverStuck, NeverTouch Base (Self-Empty 60-Day, Refill 30-Day, Pad Drying), 360° LiDAR
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Color: Black/Grey
Features
- UP TO A MONTH OF HANDS-FREE CLEANING AND MAINTENANCE: The robot automatically empties debris into the 60-day-capacity bin, automatically refills its own water tank for up to 30 days, and washes and dries the mopping pad after every clean.
- 5 INTELLIGENT POWERDETECT CLEANING TECHNOLOGIES: Five powerful cleaning technologies help to target hidden debris, stuck-on stains, edges and to optimize cleaning for every floor type, handling the toughest cleaning challenges.
- UP TO 2X BETTER CLEANING COVERAGE*: With NeverStuck Technology, the robot lifts itself over obstacles and across thresholds. When mopping, it keeps the pad above carpets to prevent wet messes and deliver whole-home coverage. (*vs. Shark ION).
- CLEANS HIDDEN DIRT AND STUCK-ON STAINS: DirtDetect identifies areas with more debris then boosts vacuuming performance. Use StainDetect to target areas with more stains and the robot will boost mopping performance by taking multiple cleaning passes.
- ADVANCED EDGE CLEANING: No cleaning details missedwhen vacuuming, EdgeDetect blasts air to push debris from edges into the robots cleaning path. While mopping, it extends the pad up to an inch to for edge-to-edge mop cleaning.
Description
The PowerDetect NeverTouch robot vacuum and mop system is designed to capture more, reach farther, and need you less (vs. Shark Matrix 2-in-1). Its five powerful cleaning technologies help to target hidden debris, stuck-on stains, edges and to optimize cleaning for every floor type, handling the toughest cleaning challenges. Whether vacuuming or mopping, the PowerDetect robot does the dirty work, so you don't have to. It deep-cleans and mops your floors, while the NeverTouch Base means you don’t have to worry about cleanup or maintenance for weeks at a time. After every cleaning run, the robot will return to the base to empty dry debris, refill the water tank, and dry the mopping pad so it’s always ready for its next clean. With NeverStuck Technology, the robot lifts itself over obstacles and across thresholds to avoid getting stuck. When mopping, it keeps the pad above carpets to prevent wet messes and deliver whole-home coverage. While the robot handles your cleaning chores for you, the bagless base with Anti-Allergen Complete Seal captures and traps 99.97% of dust and allergens (down to .3 microns, allergens refers to non-living matter).
Brand: Shark
Model Name: PowerDetect 2-in-1 Robot Vacuum and Mop
Surface Recommendation: All Floors
Special Feature: App Or Voice Control, Auto-Docking, Edge Cleaning, LiDAR Navigation, Self-Emptying
Color: Black/Grey
Surface Recommendation: All Floors
Other Special Features of the Product: App Or Voice Control, Auto-Docking, Edge Cleaning, LiDAR Navigation, Self-Emptying
Controller Type: App Control
Filter Type: Cloth
Battery Life: 120 minutes
Battery Type: Lithium Ion
Voltage: 120 volts
Capacity: 0.19 quarts
Power Source: Battery Powered
Control Method: App
Form Factor: Robotic Vacuum Cleaner and Mop
Color: Black/Grey
Indoor Outdoor Usage: Indoor
Number of Wheels: 2
Number of Power Levels: 5
Number of Speeds: 5
Recommended Uses For Product: Regular cleaning and maintenance of homes, including carpets, hardwood floors, and stairs, especially suitable for homes with pets.
Style Name: Self-Empty & Refill (60days)
Brand Name: Shark
Model Name: PowerDetect 2-in-1 Robot Vacuum and Mop
Included Components: 1 Odor Neutralizer Technology Cartridge, 3 Mopping Pads, 2 Side Brushes, 1 12 oz. bottle of Shark Multi-Surface Cleaner, PowerDetect Robot, NeverTouch Base
Model Number: RV2820YE
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UPC: 622356637107
Unit Count: 1 Count
Manufacture Year: 2024
Item Type Name: PowerDetect 2-in-1 Robot Vacuum and Mop with NeverTouch Base, Gaia Grey, RV2820YE
Manufacturer: SharkNinja
Number of Items: 1
Manufacturer Part Number: RV2820YE
Item Dimensions L x W x H: 19.21"L x 13.39"W x 14.51"H
Item Weight: 20.1 pounds
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Color: Black/Grey
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.
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Reviewed in the United States on April 21, 2025 by K H
Color: Black/Black
A Modern Marvel: The Robot That Keeps My Home Alive I've got a secret, and it’s this incredible Shark PowerDetect Robot Vacuum and Mop — it’s like having a modern-day hero hidden under my roof! Just like Mr. Roboto, this little machine is made with cutting-edge technology, and I couldn’t be more impressed. With its self-emptying and self-refilling features, it’s truly a modern man (or machine) that helps me keep my home spotless without me having to lift a finger. It’s like having a trusty sidekick that acts behind the scenes, quietly doing the jobs nobody wants to do — vacuuming, mopping, and even managing debris with a 30-day capacity. The HEPA base and refill tanks make it feel like I’ve got a secret weapon against dust and allergens, helping me breathe easier. And the bagless design? Pure genius — no mess, no fuss. Plus, the Dry Pad feature keeps everything fresh and dry. I’m not just a human, I’m a modern person who needs control — and this Shark robot gives me that control over my home environment. It’s like a hero in disguise, helping me keep my space clean and safe, all while I go about my day. Thank you, Shark PowerDetect, for doing the jobs I don’t want to do — you’ve truly become my modern-day Mr. Roboto.
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Reviewed in the United States on July 28, 2025 by Patrick Raby
Color: Black
My Spouse has wanted a robot vac for a while. Saw a great pre-Prime Day sale for this one, read the reviews and ordered one. We've had it about 2 weeks and have run it all but perhaps 2 days of that. We get a lot of dust in Central Colorado thanks to our near non-existent humidity and we're impressed enough with this that it's now programmed to run daily. It can keep up with that bit of maintenance for us for most of the time and we can do more of the other things we'd rather be doing. Only time will tell how it holds up, but so far we're pretty happy with it. Very good suction on our all-hardwood main level floor (about 1300 ft) that includes many area rugs, many obstacles, a large black dog shedding randomly everywhere he can, and a central raised front entry area that cuts the vac off from much of the direct path between spaces on that level. Takes 90-120 minutes to cover the entire 1st floor spaces using about 80% of its battery capacity. Because of the main floor room layout & path obstructions, it spends a good portion of that time at the end trying to find its dock if it decides it's finished while on the wrong side of our raised entry foyer. I'd expect it would handle a similar sized space that had fewer obstructions a bit faster (Maybe I'll build it a set of removable ramps to get past the entry area). Still considering it's doing the work instead of you, how much should you care if it spends 30 extra minutes doing that job. BTW, this low end model does NOT restart a cleaning cycle if it runs out of battery even though it does "know" enough to sense low battery and then try to find its charging dock. Bottom line - it has enough Battery to get its job done and done well and it recharges quickly enough that you can send it off elsewhere later in the day (or night) This is a random pattern vac-bot - that is, it runs along until it bumps into something and then redirects depending on which sensor gets tapped. It moves rather slowly and while I occasionally cringe as it runs into some of our 3rd & 4th generation family heirloom furniture, it does not appear to hurt anything with it's slow speed and soft rubber bumpers. Others have complained otherwise - we're not seeing that. It has no real trouble with the heavy oriental area rugs we have around the place and even the fringes (about 2" long) along their edges on some don't seem to be an issue. We have found a couple of places where we need to cut back some heavier (1/2" thick) anti-slip rug pads so there is a bit of a ramp at the edge of the rug, but generally this little bot (we named her Rosie) has very little trouble getting up onto some of rather thick rugs. Thin bath mats or the bath towel our dog uses as a food redistribution and sorting location in the dining room are problematic. 90% of the time they'll curl up and Rosie tries to go mountain climbing. She gets around or over those more often than not, but it's easier to just pick them up temporarily. Power cords are also a problem, so we try to keep those up against baseboards or protected where possible. I suspect these are issues with most all of these robot vacs and also with the u-push it yourself types. It's lower profile than some of its competitors, so on occasion it will find a path under something and can't find its way out. This model did not come with any of the magnetic strips you can use to block it from certain areas, but we're going to try some of those to keep it out of those areas. The bot has built in "cliff sensors" so it also won't run off the edge of a stairway. It just senses the edge, stops and turns away. Haven't had it take a tumble yet. The sensors do on occasion get fooled by the wood grain and abrupt grain based color transitions in our floors, but so what. It's a random pattern robot, so it gets to those spots eventually, just from another direction. The dust bin on this one is fairly large compared to others from what I've read. The first couple of times we ran it, the bin was well packed after both runs. By the third run onward, we started to notice a definite decrease and of much lower density. We generally walk around barefoot and my wife could politely be described as a clean freak so we were amazed at how much this little bot was finding compared to us with our larger and higher powered u-push type vacs and how much cleaner the floor felt. After each run, we empty the dust bin, clean any dog (or human) hair out of the rollers and brush out the air filters. Takes maybe five minutes. It's a bit awkward the first few times until you get the knack of opening the bin and how things snap or slide in and out. You do need to replace the brushes and filters at some interval that is going to be dependent on your surfaces and "dirt profile", but it's likely to be measured in months if you just do the basic post cycle routine they recommend in the rather thin guide booklet. Basically, this is a good little lightweight machine for a relatively lightweight price. If you want a robot vac, but the prices of the units with more bells and whistles are scaring you off, this is a good choice to test the waters. If you find you like it but wish it had a few more capabilities for some areas, buy a fancier one for another level or that area in your home. If you find you don't, you're not out a small fortune having paid for features that while nice, are not going to change your life either no matter how cool. I think some of the relatively few bad reviews are from people that expect too much or don't take the time to let their robot "teach" them how to successfully use it. These are not Star Trek level intelligent devices. Bend a little to meet their needs however, and they are really helpful gadgets to have around. Now the bad news and why I took off a star. The APP / Alexa Skill. Clearly the developer thinks they have better things to spend their time on. This is one the poorer set up apps I've seen in a while. Awkward to use, out of date, would not recognize the model number as valid even though it scanned it from the QR label without issue, awkward connection to WiFi network and disconnects / fails to reconnect (worst of my 24 other very reliable devices on my network in that regard). Low functionality, but if you want to integrate with Amazon Echo/Alexa or Google Home for voice control you need it. It's also handy (when it works, which is still most of the time) to let you know if the robot got stuck somewhere or has run into an issue. You can live without it, but it would be soooo much nicer if this app was a bit more user friendly and reliable. It's my only significant complaint and this part needs some work by the company.
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Reviewed in the United States on October 27, 2020 by T.G. Dubini
Color: Black/Black
Disgusting customer service and inferior equipment. Works reliably for only 5 months at a time and customer service will talk nicely to you and apologize but offer no real support or solutions when the product fails. I bought this in December 2024 for a Christmas gift for our family. For 5 months it worked brilliantly- app provided seamless integration with vacuum and it worked as advertised- even negotiating heavy fringe on our expansive rugs. The mop feature was a game changer as well- doing an above average job keeping our mostly tile floors on our first floor pretty squeaky clean. Then it stopped connecting to WiFi and we could not get it to reconnect and operate. Our first experience with Customer service yielded a quick response and sending a new base unit- had to continue with old reservoir an mop pad assembly. For another 5 months the vacuum hummed along and then I noticed the mop was not getting wet anymore. Following troubleshooting from Shark I disassembled reservoir and thoroughly cleaned all connections and flushed reservoir. Nothing changed. Calling customer service this time yielded another video chat troubleshooting session or repeating everything I already did and then telling me they would send me a new reservoir- only not anytime soon as they were out of stock. They took my email address and told me I’d receive an email when the item became available- but they would not automatically just send me a replacement. No, the email to me would mean I would need to call back and request the replacement- meaning I would have to repeat the entire 30 minute ordeal again to prove I need it and most likely done as a way to ensure by calling back a race amongst all of us that need this replacement to get to the few available. Meaning that there won’t be a enough replacements and having folk call allows a few early callers replacements and others later to be told “they didn’t call quick enough and are now out of replacements again” and they will take their emails and then they can call back to request their replacement and this cycle will continue until people give up in frustration. I HAVE to believe there are MANY other companies you can give your robot vacuum/mop dollars to, and any one of them HAVE to do better than lasting 5 months and then playing a customer service shell game to avoid replacement and responsibility. HUGE disappointment as an owner and user of this equipment. It holds such promise, if it could just be more reliable and could be backed up with less shady customer service support. I feel sorry for the customer service folks that are probably poorly paid to be the front folks who handle the frustrations of consumers of this companies devices and have to bear the brunt of the complaints for poor business practices. Would not purchase another Shark product again as a result of this experience. Such a letdown to have a device work so well and just fail so spectacularly after only 5 months of moderate use (2/3 times a week)…. Lack of customer service support was the icing on the disappointment cake.
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Reviewed in the United States on November 25, 2025 by Nate Dunn
Color: Black/Chrome
This thing is the bomb!! I was skeptical about the mopping feature as I have four Golden Retrievers but this thing is amazing! I set it to vacuum overnight while dogs are put up (there is a reason for that, we’ve lost robot vacuums in the past due to it picking up a potty accident) and four times a week, I have it mop. It self cleans the mopping pad so it’s not just pushing dirt around. I have to tend to it about once a week. It really does a phenomenal job!! With every penny!
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Reviewed in the United States on May 2, 2026 by Bolin
Color: Black
I've had this for about 1.5 years. I have a dog and 2 cats and very messy children. This little guy handles everything like a champ. He is not super efficient - I'm pretty sure I could vacuum the house significantly faster than he does - but I can turn him on and essentially ignore him while i do something else, until he gets stuck or full (usually every 30 minutes or so). He's very gentle too - he comes right up my dog's tail (my dog is old, blind, and *over it* so he doesn't even move out of the way) and doesn't hurt him at all. But he cleans up everything from Christmas tree pine needles to hair and fur to pieces of foam or cardboard that my cat scratched up to *all the crumbs* - and he does it on carpet or hard surfaces just as well. When he gets hair or a cord wrapped around his various parts, it's really easy to pull off the relevant part, remove the hair, and he's back to work. He's an adventurer and likes to go under or over anything he can, so i make sure to block off anything that could be dangerous (i.e. stairs), but I do love how persistent he is at getting under any furniture he fits under. After he's done, the house looks great! He's also fun to watch (unfortunately I have not convinced either of my cats to go for a ride) and makes only a mild amount of vacuum noise. I *highly* recommend based on value, durability, ease of maintenance, and effectiveness. One of my favorite purchases ever!
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Reviewed in the United States on March 30, 2022 by Andrea B.
Color: Black/Grey
I think the features of this product are great. I have a smaller home (900 sq ft) with a medium-haired dog and two younger kids who run in and out of the house. I ran the vacuum daily in the morning, then had it mop every-other-day the main living areas (kitchen/living room). With this routine, our home stayed relatively clean, and I only needed to do a "deep" vacuum every other week to get the dog hair stuck in the rug. The issues came after about a year of use.... The vacuum was working "okay" (definitely some decreased suction over time, but not bad) but the mop section started to leak while mopping and making the vacuum get sticky. I cleaned the vacuum out, but then a couple of months later, the larger storage area started to leak onto my floor (the seal was broken, so when the vacuum would dock, it would slowly leak). Unfortunately, I didn't realize it was happening (it wasn't a large puddle, just a small amount under the base), so it warped my wood laminate flooring. Needless to say, I would purchase another vacuum with a storage area to empty into, but I wouldn't purchase another mop since the area it lives in is on wood laminate and not stone. I'd rather mop by hand to save the potential damage.
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Reviewed in the United States on May 14, 2026 by Nikki G.
Color: Black
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.
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Reviewed in the United States on October 26, 2020 by DFC