Yes, Shark models typically range from £150-£600, while Roomba starts around £200 and goes past £1,000 for flagship models. You can get solid Shark performance for significantly less money, though you may give up some advanced features.Which brand has better navigation technology?

Roomba’s vSLAM system (visual mapping that takes hundreds of photos per second) is more intelligent and precise at avoiding obstacles and cleaning in neat rows. Shark’s newer models have similar technology, but their obstacle avoidance has historically been less accurate.Do both brands offer self-emptying robot vacuums

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