Shark Matrix Plus 2-in-1 Self-Empty Robot Vacuum & Mop RV2620WAUK

Most robot vacuums force you to choose between decent suction and any mopping capability at all — the Shark Matrix Plus does both in the same pass, and crucially, it empties its own dustbin when it's done. The sonic mopping feature is the detail worth paying attention to: rather than dragging a damp pad across the floor, it vibrates the mop head to actually scrub, which makes a meaningful difference on dried-on kitchen splashes that passive mops simply smear around.

Who Is This For?

This is a strong fit for households with a mix of hard floors and low-to-medium pile carpet — think open-plan kitchens running into living room rugs — where you want genuinely hands-off cleaning rather than a robot that just nudges dust around. Pet owners who are tired of emptying a small dustbin every other run will particularly appreciate the self-empty base. If you have thick-pile carpet throughout, or you're looking for a deep scrub on heavily soiled grout lines, a dedicated mop and a separate vacuum will still outperform any combo machine at this price.

What Buyers Say

Owners of the Matrix Plus range consistently praise the Matrix mapping system for avoiding repeated missed patches — a genuine weak point on cheaper robots. The self-empty base earns strong marks for reducing daily faff. The most common gripe is noise: the base empties loudly, which is jarring if the dock is near a living area, and some users report the mopping pad requires more frequent rinsing than the marketing implies to avoid redistributing dirty water.

The Deal

At £229.99 against a listed was-price of £499.99, that's a £270 saving and a 54% reduction. This product is newly tracked on our end, so we can't yet verify how often it sits at that £499.99 figure — but for a self-emptying vacuum-mop combo, £229.99 sits well below the typical street price for this category. Browse our best robot vacuum mop combo deals and best Shark deals to see how it stacks up right now. A genuinely capable machine at a price that makes the shortlist.