Navigator Robot Vacuum RV2110

I recently bought the Shark Navigator Robot Vacuum RV2110 and didn't see many reviews on it yet (still pretty new I think?) so I'm here just to add to the info, for anyone in the future who googles the same questions I did. My main concern was that I have pretty significant height differences between rooms and my old Eufy 11S could not climb the transitions (it died a few years ago anyway so whatever). I even called Shark to ask about its climbing ability, but the tech wasn't sure for the specific model I was looking at. I was also looking for a non-self-emptying model as I wanted to store it under a shelf that wouldn't have room for the tall dock, and I was not interested in a mopping feature. I also did not want to pay more than $250 because I am cheap. I finally got the Navigator RV2110 (I believe the RV2120-AE is the same, but with a 60 day self-emptying base) at Target, on sale for $200 instead of $300. I am happy to report that he can pretty easily climb the massive, one inch transition from my kitchen to the living room. That's it really, he climbs great. Way to go little buddy.

I love it! Absolutely zero complaints. It’s not crazy fancy but it’s all I wanted.

I'll admit I only have a shorthaired cat who doesn't shed thaaat much, but from my experience pet hair poses no issue!!

Honestly I mostly run it when I’m not home bc my toddler is kinda scared of it, so I might not be the best judge for that question. I’ll say it does occasionally get confused under the table and chairs (like it gets in but can’t get out bc of the chair legs). But otherwise I’ve noticed literally no issues!

Six weeks ago I bought my first ever robot vac from Sam's Club -- a Shark EZ Robot Vacuum with Row-by-Row Cleaning -- for $92. Low charging doc, works great, deal with cat hair from my 2 cats. Love it!

4 cats and hair about as long as yours. Shark robot with no-wrap. The beater has blades instead of brushes. Now “no wrap” doesn’t mean “no wrap”. The hair migrates to the ends of the beater bar. Still have to unclog the thing at least once per cycle (run it 1x/wk).

Shark has an app where you can control the robot from, but you don’t have to pay for it.