Eufy 11S Max vs Shark Matrix Plus 2 in 1 (RV2610WA)
Researched by Riley Hart · prices checked Oct 31, 2026
As of Oct 31, 2026, the Eufy 11S Max costs $280 and the Shark Matrix Plus 2 in 1 (RV2610WA) costs $300, so the Eufy 11S Max is $20 cheaper. The Eufy 11S Max has a published review score and ranks #5 in our robot vacuums ranking; the Shark Matrix Plus 2 in 1 (RV2610WA) is not scored yet. Pick the Eufy 11S Max for small apartments with low furniture. Pick the Shark Matrix Plus 2 in 1 (RV2610WA) for pet hair on a budget with a bagless dock.
- Suction
- 2,000 Pa max
- Navigation
- Infrared sensors
- Mopping
- No
- Runtime
- Up to 100 min on hard
A simple, very slim robot for small homes that just want daily crumbs and dust handled on a budget. Reviewers found its suction good for the price, but it has no app, no mapping and no auto empty, and it bounces around at random. Spend about $80 more on the Roborock Q7 M5+ if you want mapping and a dock.
Full Eufy 11S Max review →- Suction
- Shark gives no Pa rating
- Navigation
- 360 degree LiDAR
- Mopping
- Yes
- Runtime
- Up to 110 min
A sensible pick if you want LiDAR mapping, a bagless self empty base and light mopping for about $300. TechRadar found it handles pet hair and edges well, but the mop is only a damp pad and the base filled in two weeks, not 60 days. Skip it if you need multi floor maps or real scrubbing.
Full Shark Matrix Plus 2 in 1 (RV2610WA) review →Side by side
| Eufy 11S Max | Shark Matrix Plus 2 in 1 (RV2610WA) | |
|---|---|---|
| Price | $280 | $300 |
| 3 year cost | $280 | $300 |
| Our score | 9.0/10 | Not scored yet |
| Rank in Floors | #5 | #45 |
| Status | on sale | on sale |
| Warranty | 12 months (eufy US store) | 1 year limited, 2 years on parts (SharkNinja US store) |
| Suction | 2,000 Pa max with BoostIQ automatic carpet boost; 1,300 Pa on the plain 11S (eufy) | Shark gives no Pa rating, only "ultra powerful" suction; TechRadar lists 35 W and found it handled dust and pet hair well |
| Navigation | Infrared sensors and bump navigation with no mapping; TechHive and The Ambient describe it driving straight and turning when it hits things | 360 degree LiDAR with Matrix Clean grid passes (Shark); TechRadar's first map was accurate and took under 10 min, but only one floor can be mapped |
| Obstacle avoidance | No object recognition; The Ambient found it chokes on cables and wedges between chairs | Shark says it detects and avoids objects day or night; TechRadar saw it avoid obstacles reliably and never get stuck |
| Mopping | No | Yes, Sonic Mopping pad that Shark says scrubs 100 times per minute; no water reservoir per TechRadar, which rated mopping average and best for light cleaning |
| Self empty | No, you empty the bin by hand | Yes, bagless XL HEPA base that Shark rates for up to 60 days; TechRadar found it lasted about two weeks |
| Dock features | Charging dock only | Auto empty and charging only, with True HEPA filtration (Shark); no mop washing or water refill |
| Runtime | Up to 100 min on hard floors (eufy); The Ambient got a couple of hours in its runs | Up to 110 min (Shark); TechRadar measured about 85 to 110 min depending on power mode |
| Dustbin | 600 ml (TechHive) | 0.2 qt robot cup (Shark); TechRadar lists 0.24 qt onboard and 1.9 qt in the base |
| Height | 2.85 in (eufy) | Not confirmed. TechRadar lists 5.69 in and T3 lists 14.5 cm; Shark's page gives only robot plus base dimensions |
| Pet hair | TechHive found it picked up pet hair well; no measured pet hair test found | Self cleaning brushroll (Shark); TechRadar found only a few hairs wrapped after a month with two dogs |
| App | No app or Wi-Fi; the included remote handles steering, suction and scheduling (TechHive) | SharkClean app with mapping, schedules, carpet and no go zones; TechRadar rated it 3/5, found it glitchy and says it needs 2.4 GHz Wi-Fi |
| Threshold | 1.6 cm (Mighty Gadget) | n/a |
| Noise | 55 dB (eufy) | Shark rates 69.4 dB (per TechRadar); TechRadar measured 46 dB in low power, and emptying is much louder |
| Best for | small apartments with low furniture | pet hair on a budget with a bagless dock |
| Skip if | you want mapping, room control or an app | you need multi floor maps or strong mopping |
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What reviewers found
Eufy 11S Max
- TechHive: The jump to 2,000 Pa lifted more crumbs and pet hair, especially on carpet, and it crossed carpet to hardwood smoothly. It navigates by driving straight and turning on contact, so cables should be tidied. Source
- The Ambient: Removed most of the dirt in its runs and was very quiet in standard mode, but with no app or mapping it bounced around at random, choked on cables and got wedged between chairs. Source
- Mighty Gadget (87%): Left a full bin after each room and rarely caught on cables; the reviewer did not run formal suction tests. Source
Shark Matrix Plus 2 in 1 (RV2610WA)
- TechRadar: Measured 85 to 110 min runtime and 46 dB in low mode. First LiDAR map was accurate in under 10 min and it never got stuck, but mopping was only average and the base lasted about two weeks, not 60 days. Subscores: Value 4/5, Design 4/5, Performance 4/5, App 3/5, Battery 5/5. Source
- T3: Tested the UK RV2620WAUK, which T3 says looks virtually the same as the US model. First run finished without snags, normal vacuuming was quiet with a loud burst when emptying, and mopping used a modest amount of water. Praised the app; noted a short power cable and imprecise docking. Source
Pros and cons
Eufy 11S Max
Pros
- Under $200
- Only 2.85 in tall
- Quiet at 55 dB
- No bags or dock costs
- Simple remote control setup
Cons
- No app or Wi-Fi
- Random bump navigation with no mapping
- Can snag on cables and chair legs
- Must empty the bin by hand
- Old 2019 design with dated reviews
Shark Matrix Plus 2 in 1 (RV2610WA)
Pros
- Bagless base, no bags to buy
- Accurate LiDAR map in under 10 minutes
- Little hair wrap in TechRadar's month of testing
- Good edge cleaning
- Long battery life
Cons
- Mop is a light damp pad with no tank
- Only one floor map
- Base fills far sooner than 60 days
- App can be glitchy
- 2.4 GHz Wi-Fi only
Questions buyers ask
Which is better, the Eufy 11S Max or the Shark Matrix Plus 2 in 1 (RV2610WA)?
The Eufy 11S Max has a published review score and ranks #5 in our robot vacuums ranking; the Shark Matrix Plus 2 in 1 (RV2610WA) is not scored yet. Pick the Eufy 11S Max for small apartments with low furniture. Pick the Shark Matrix Plus 2 in 1 (RV2610WA) for pet hair on a budget with a bagless dock.
Which is cheaper?
The Eufy 11S Max at $280, versus $300 for the Shark Matrix Plus 2 in 1 (RV2610WA), checked Oct 31, 2026. Over 3 years with running costs: $280 vs $300.
What is the difference between the 11S Max and the Matrix Plus 2 in 1 (RV2610WA)?
Suction: 2,000 Pa max with BoostIQ automatic carpet boost; 1,300 Pa on the plain 11S (eufy) on the 11S Max, Shark gives no Pa rating, only "ultra powerful" suction; TechRadar lists 35 W and found… on the Matrix Plus 2 in 1 (RV2610WA). Navigation: Infrared sensors and bump navigation with no mapping; TechHive and The Ambient describe… on the 11S Max, 360 degree LiDAR with Matrix Clean grid passes (Shark); TechRadar's first map was… on the Matrix Plus 2 in 1 (RV2610WA). Obstacle avoidance: No object recognition; The Ambient found it chokes on cables and wedges between chairs on the 11S Max, Shark says it detects and avoids objects day or night; TechRadar saw it avoid obstacles… on the Matrix Plus 2 in 1 (RV2610WA).
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