Shark Matrix Plus 2-in-1 vs Eufy X10 Pro Omni
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The short answer: cleaning results and upkeep versus a hands-free mop station
Buy the Shark Matrix Plus 2-in-1 if you have carpet, rugs or a shedding pet and want lower running costs. TechRadar found it handled pet hair very well, its bagless base needs no bags, and its replacement parts cost about $60 a year at Shark's list prices. Buy the eufy X10 Pro Omni if you mostly have hard floors and want mopping to run itself: its station empties the bin, refills water, and washes and warm-air-dries the pads, and the pads lift 12 mm over rugs. What decides it is how much that station is worth to you, because RTINGS measured poor carpet and pet-hair pickup and weak stain removal from the eufy. Both are older models with patchy stock in September 2026, so compare the price with newer robots before buying.
Key differences
| Shark Matrix Plus 2-in-1 | Eufy X10 Pro Omni | |
|---|---|---|
| Price (September 2026) | $699.99 list at SharkNinja. Third-party sellers on Amazon listed it at $468.75 on Sept 25, 2026, and the June 2026 low was $259.99 (camelcamelcamel). | $899.99 list at eufy.com with a $450-off code, but the product shows 'Notify Me'. Third-party sellers on Amazon listed it at $449.99 on Sept 14, 2026 (camelcamelcamel). |
| Self-empty base | Bagless. Shark rates it for up to 60 days of debris. TechRadar's tester, with two dogs and two kids, had to empty it about every two weeks. | Bagged. RTINGS lists an advertised 2.5 L bag rated for 30 to 60 days. |
| Mopping | Swap in the 2-in-1 bin and water module and it vacuums and sonic-mops in one pass, with a pad that oscillates 100 times a minute. There's no mop lift, so you mark rugs as no-mop zones. TechRadar rated it fine for light cleaning. | Two spinning pads (180 RPM, 1 kg of downward pressure, per eufy) that lift 12 mm over carpet. RTINGS found they barely dented a dried-on stain, even after extra passes. |
| Mop pad care | Reusable microfiber pads that you remove and machine-wash. The base holds no water. | The station washes the pads, dries them with warm air, and refills the robot from a 3 L clean-water tank (RTINGS). |
| Carpet and pet hair | TechRadar found it highly effective on the fine hair of two spaniels, helped by a self-cleaning brushroll. | RTINGS rated carpet pickup poor and pet-hair pickup on low-pile carpet terrible, with hair wrapping the brushroll. |
| Navigation and obstacles | 360-degree LiDAR and a grid-pattern Matrix Clean mode. Shark doesn't list a camera. TechRadar found mapping fast, but saved maps covered only one floor and the app was glitchy. | LiDAR plus an RGB camera (AI.See). RTINGS found avoidance strong on hard floors and weaker on carpet, and it didn't always avoid pet waste. It maps up to five floors. |
| Runtime | Up to 110 minutes (Shark-rated). TechRadar saw 85 to 110 minutes, depending on power mode. | RTINGS measured almost 4 hours in Quiet mode and a little over 100 minutes in Max mode. |
| Yearly consumables | About $61 at Shark list prices: a 2-pack of reusable mop pads ($30.99), a side brush ($14.95) and a base filter ($14.99). No bags. The manual says to replace filters every 6-12 months and the side brush every 12. | About $105-135: 6 to 12 dust bags ($26.99 per 6-pack) plus two $39.99 parts kits (brushroll, guard, 2 side brushes, filter, 2 mop pads). RTINGS cites 3-6 month replacement intervals for most parts. |
Choose Shark Matrix Plus 2-in-1 if…
- you have carpet, rugs or a shedding dog or cat and care most about everyday pickup.
- you don't want to buy dust bags and want to keep parts costs near $60 a year.
- you clean one floor and only need light mopping between deeper cleans.
Choose Eufy X10 Pro Omni if…
- your home is mostly hard floors and you want the station to wash, dry and refill the mops.
- you want to vacuum and mop through rooms with rugs in one run, using the 12 mm mop lift.
- you need maps for several floors or camera-based avoidance of socks and cables on hard floors.
8.4
Good
Best Budget
Pros
- +Well-known US brand with easy returns
- +Sonic mopping is decent
- +Matrix Clean pattern covers floors efficiently
- +Self-empty base included
Cons
- −Maps one floor at a time in reviewers' testing
- −App is basic compared to Roborock/iRobot
- −Suction power is middling
Don't buy if
- ⚠ You need multi-floor maps — reviewers found it limited to one floor
- ⚠ You want the most feature-rich app experience
- ⚠ Amazon stock is mostly third-party; check the exact model (AV2610WA) and seller.
9.0
Excellent
Best Mid-Range
Pros
- +8,000Pa suction rivals flagships at lower price
- +Comprehensive self-cleaning station
- +AI obstacle avoidance works well
- +Maps up to five floors
Cons
- −Brand perception still below Roborock/iRobot
- −Mop pad pressure is lower than top competitors
- −Some reports of mapping inconsistencies
Don't buy if
- ⚠ eufy lists it as out of stock and points buyers to the Omni C28; buy only at a clear discount from a reputable seller.
- ⚠ You want a well-established brand with years of track record
- ⚠ You mostly have carpet or heavy pet hair — reviewers scored its carpet and pet-hair pickup below rivals