At $850, This Shark Robot Helps You Catch The Stains You Can’t

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At $850, This Shark Robot Helps You Catch The Stains You Can’t

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Shark's PowerDetect UV Reveal Robot Vacuum is now priced at $850, a $450 discount from its original $1,300 price. The unit features UV stain detection, HyperSonic mopping, and a self‑cleaning dock that handles mop maintenance and odor neutralization. CNET testing rated it 7.9, noting strong performance on hidden stains but limited suitability for heavily carpeted homes with pets.

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▪The Shark PowerDetect UV Reveal Robot Vacuum is on sale for $850, representing a $450 reduction from its listed price.
▪It uses UV light to reveal dried stains and HyperSonic mopping to tackle stubborn spots on mixed flooring.
▪CNET’s lab test gave the robot a 7.9 score and highlighted its excellent room coverage and object avoidance, though it moves more slowly for better debris extraction.
▪The NeverTouch Pro Base automatically empties, rinses, washes, and dries the mop, and includes an odor neutralizer cartridge.
▪Pet owners with heavily carpeted homes may find the robot less effective, as it leaves significant hair residue and the setup process is described as clunky.

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Home > Kitchen & Household > Vacuum Cleaners At $850, This Shark Robot Helps You Catch The Stains You Can’t Save $450 on Shark's latest robot vacuum, now $850, with UV Stain Detect, HyperSonic mopping and a self-cleaning dock. Shruti Yadav Writer Shruti Yadav Writer Read full bio July 30, 2026, 8:30 am ET 2 min read Shark/CNET Save $450: The new Shark PowerDetect UV Reveal Robot Vacuum is now down to $850 at Amazon – its lowest price to date. The limited-time deal on this CNET favorite is a perfect opportunity to grab one and expose your floor’s hidden secrets. Shark PowerDetect UV Reveal Robot Vacuum: $850 (original price: $1,300) $850 at Amazon This deal knocks $450 off its listed $1,300 price.

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