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Roomba 675 vs. Shark R75: Which Is The Better Robot Vacuum?

Unlike iRobot (the original manufacturer behind the famous Roomba series), Shark hasn't been building robot vacuums for long. However, despite their relatively new presence in the market space, Shark's robot vacuums like the Shark ION R75 have attracted a lot of attention from consumers.

If you're deciding between whether to buy a time-tested Roomba or a Shark robot vacuum, this article can help you out! Today, we'll be reviewing the Roomba 675 and the Shark Robot R75. See for yourself which one comes out on top!

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• Performance
  

So, how do they fare against one another in terms of performance?

Surprisingly, despite there being an almost $100 difference between their prices (with the Shark ION Robot 750 being the cheaper one,) their respective performance levels have been found to be pretty similar.

Although iRobot doesn't tell us straightforwardly what the suction measurement for the 675 is, tests have shown that the vacuum only produces around 650 - 700 Pa. When compared to the RV750 Shark's 1,000 Pa measurement, the Roomba 675 definitely falls behind.

Carpet cleaning performance between either robot also seems to be quite off. This is because the Shark ION Vacuum R75 has two extra side-sweeping brushes beside the primary brush roll at the center. Meanwhile, the Roomba 675 only has a single brush roll.

• Battery Life
  

Despite having a battery with a smaller capacity (1,800 mAh), the Roomba 675 is the winner of this category. With 90 minutes of continuous cleaning, the 675 is able to clean larger spaces without running out of power halfway through.

On the other hand, even though it has a sizable 2,600 mAh battery, the shark ion robot rv750 only offers about 60 minutes of clean time. As a result, it is more suitable for small to medium-sized spaces.

• Dust Bin Size
  

The Shark Robot R75 has a larger dust bin, offering 0.1 gallons of space. Roomba 675's dust bin is a bit less spacious at 0.07 gallons. Its small dust cup is the only thing that prevents the Roomba 675 from being a true large space-cleaning robot.

• Navigation System
  

Both the Shark ION RV750 and the Roomba 675 use a proximity sensor-based navigation system. The way it works is that the robot first sets off in a random direction in a straight line. When it's about to run into an obstacle (furniture or a wall), the proximity sensors on-board will steer it in another direction.

This is the reason why these robots tend to look as if they're wandering aimlessly around a room.

Proximity sensor-based navigation is the most basic kind of navigation system out there. And unlike the more advanced systems like LiDAR or camera-based systems, they cannot map out their surroundings. For this reason, they're less efficient and less accurate when it comes to finding their way around.

Nonetheless, engineers at both firms— over time— have written good enough software for the robots that they can avoid getting themselves stuck most of the time.

• Special Features
  

Both the Shark ION Robot 750 vacuum and the Roomba 675 are WiFi vacuum robots. They can link up with your home's WiFi system and pair themselves up with your smartphone. From there, you can control every aspect of operation from your phone.

They're both virtual assistant-compatible and can work with Google Assistant and Alexa.

But in the end, we have to consider the fact that the Shark ION 750 can match all of the special features on the Roomba 675 while being at a fraction the price. The Shark ION RV750 got this one in the bag, for sure.

Conclusion

All in all, the Roomba 675's values just aren't very worth the asked price. The shark ion 750 is a more value purchase, in our opinion.

Regardless of what you choose, we hope you got the robot vacuum of your dream!