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SharkMatrix Self Empty (RV2310AE)

Suction: No Pa rating from Shark
Navigation: 360 degree LiDAR
Mopping: No
Runtime: 90 min

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Shark Matrix Self Empty (RV2310AE)

Name: Shark Matrix Self Empty (RV2310AE)
Brand: Shark
Availability: InStock

Vacuum only LiDAR Shark with a 45 day bagless base

Researched by Riley Hart · updated Oct 30, 2026

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Short answer

Is the Shark Matrix Self Empty (RV2310AE) worth it? A plain, vacuum only Shark with LiDAR and a bagless base that Vacuum Wars called Shark's best performing robot when it tested it. It costs $500 as of Oct 31, 2026, and 2 independent reviewers tested it.

$500Navigation: 360 degree LiDARRuntime: 90 min2 independent tests

Smart buy checkChecked Oct 31, 2026

$500

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Where to buyAmazon: see today's price. SharkNinja US store $500.

Right for your home?Best for vacuum only cleaning with no bags. Skip it if you want mopping or a newer model.

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Quick verdict · checked Oct 30, 2026

A plain, vacuum only Shark with LiDAR and a bagless base that Vacuum Wars called Shark's best performing robot when it tested it. It is an older 2023 model with a short 90 minute runtime, and the $499.99 store price is high when the Matrix Plus 2 in 1 sells for less. Most buyers should pick the Matrix Plus instead unless this one is discounted.

Best for: vacuum only cleaning with no bags. Skip if: you want mopping or a newer model.

Specs

Suction: No Pa rating from Shark; Vacuum Wars rated bench suction well above average but published no kPa figure
Navigation: 360 degree LiDAR with Matrix Clean grid passes (Shark); Vacuum Wars mapped about 350 sq ft in just over 5 min and found it about 28% faster than a Roomba i3+ EVO
Obstacle avoidance: Shark says it detects and avoids objects day or night; Vacuum Wars did not test it
Mopping: No
Self empty: Yes, bagless base that holds up to 45 days of debris (Shark)
Dock features: Auto empty and charging only (Shark)
Runtime: 90 min, 6 hour charge (Shark); Vacuum Wars estimated about 1,000 sq ft per charge
Dustbin: 0.2 qt robot cup (Shark)

3 year cost of ownership

Robot: $500
Total: $500

Bagless base, so no bags. Shark sells a replacement robot pod for $199.99 and an XL base for $99.99 on the product page.

Status and safety

US availability: ● On sale
Recalls: 1 Shark recall in the CPSC database: Shark Vacuum Cleaners Recalled by Euro-Pro Due to Shock Hazard (Apr 22, 2015). Check whether your model is listed.
FCC authorized: Not checked
Company: ● Active
Warranty: ● 1 year limited, 2 years on parts (SharkNinja US store)

Parts and refills for the Matrix Self Empty (RV2310AE)

Shark robot AI self empty XL base dust bin unit price $29.99; replace only if damaged (source: SharkNinja US store): Shop on Amazon →
Shark robot triple side brushes, 2 pack unit price $14.99; no interval published (source: SharkNinja US store): Shop on Amazon →

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Price history

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Pros

Bagless self empty base
Fast, efficient LiDAR mapping
Strong hard floor and carpet pickup in Vacuum Wars tests
Good crevice cleaning

Cons

No mop
90 minute runtime
Older 2023 design
Costs more than the Matrix Plus 2 in 1 on Shark's store
Obstacle avoidance not independently tested

What independent reviewers found

Called it Shark's best performing robot vacuum at the time. Covered about 1,000 sq ft per charge versus about 820 for a Roomba i3+ EVO, mapped about 350 sq ft in just over 5 min, and beat the Roomba on crevice pickup and carpet deep cleaning. Battery efficiency 1.29 min per 1%.: Vacuum Wars
Tested the Shark Matrix with the bagless 45 day self empty base at a $499.99 MSRP (the review does not print a model number). LiDAR avoided objects taller than a few inches, stopping about an inch away, but did not detect cords. It was barely audible on normal mode and Matrix mode added about 5 min in the largest room. The app does not show live robot position.: 9to5Toys

Spec history

Checked daily

No spec changes since we started tracking on Oct 31, 2026.

Versions

Matrix Plus 2 in 1 (RV2610WA)Adds a vibrating mop pad and a 60 day base; $299.99 on the SharkNinja US store on 2026-10-30

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Questions buyers ask

Does it mop?

No. It is vacuum only. The Matrix Plus 2 in 1 adds a mop pad.

How long does the base hold dirt?

Shark says up to 45 days.

How long does it run?

Shark lists 90 minutes and a 6 hour charge.

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