Shark’s robot vacuums have always focused on strong suction, and the AV2110S stays true to that. The headline feature here is the 30-day capacity self-empty base. You don’t need to touch the dustbin for a month. It’s bagless too, so there’s no recurring cost for replacements. The SmartPath navigation uses spot LiDAR to map rooms efficiently, which means it covers up to 1.5 times more area per charge than some competitors. That’s not a marketing number—it translates to fewer pauses to recharge mid-clean.

In daily use, the self-cleaning brushroll handles pet hair and carpet fibers without tangling. You won’t be cutting hair off the roller every few days. The suction is noticeably stronger than older Shark models, pulling debris from medium-pile carpets and hard floors alike. It’s not silent, but the noise level is manageable for a robot vacuum. The included side brush helps with edges, though it won’t replace a handheld vac for tight corners.

One honest limitation: the LiDAR navigation is effective, but it can struggle in very cluttered rooms or spaces with low-hanging furniture. You’ll want to pick up cables and small objects before running it. For open floor plans and regular maintenance cleaning, the AV2110S delivers consistent results with minimal effort.