# Best bagless self-emptying robot vacuums Source: https://dockandmop.co.uk/best/best-bagless-self-emptying-robot-vacuum Publisher: Dock and Mop. Picks are based on what the Amazon listings state, not on hands-on testing. Method: https://dockandmop.co.uk/how-we-pick Most self-emptying robots blow dust into a disposable bag in the base. That is tidy, but it means buying bags for as long as you own the robot. A bagless base collects dust in a bin you empty into the household rubbish instead. The trade-off is that you handle the bin, so look at how long it lasts between empties: the listings here range from 45 to 90 days, depending on home size and how often the robot runs. Also check how the base separates dust, whether a HEPA filter sits in the base, and whether the robot mops as well. This guide compares six bagless robots from Ecovacs, Shark, Proscenic and Lefant on base type, stated capacity, mopping, navigation and runtime. ## Products ### 1. Shark Matrix Plus 2-in-1 Robot Vacuum & Mop, Black/Brass, AV2613WA Bagless base: XL HEPA base with anti-allergen seal; Stated capacity: Up to 60 days; Mopping: Sonic mopping, 100 scrubs a minute; Navigation: 360° LiDAR; Runtime: 110 minutes A bagless base with True HEPA filtration and a 60-day stated capacity, on a robot that vacuums and sonic mops in one pass. The most rounded bagless pick. In its favour: - The bagless base holds up to 60 days of debris and needs no disposal bags. - True HEPA in the base is stated to trap 99.97% of dust and allergens down to 0.3 microns. - Recharge and Resume sends it back to charge and then on to where it left off. Good to know: - Sonic mopping uses a pad on the robot; the base does not wash it. - The listing gives no Pa figure for suction power. ### 2. ECOVACS DEEBOT X12 OMNICYCLONE Robot Vacuum and Mop, FocusJet Pre-Spray Bagless base: OmniCyclone cyclonic separation; Stated capacity: Not stated; Mopping: OZMO Roller 3.0 with FocusJet pre-spray; Navigation: AI obstacle avoidance; Runtime: Not stated A full mopping station that goes bagless, using cyclonic separation instead of disposable bags. The choice if you want a roller mop and no bags at all. In its favour: - The OmniCyclone station separates dust by cyclone, so there are no bags to buy. - OZMO Roller 3.0 refreshes itself with clean water while it mops. - 22,000 Pa BLAST suction with 22 L/s airflow, the strongest in this guide. Good to know: - The listing does not say how many days the bagless bin holds. - Runtime is not stated, only PowerBoost charging during dock stops. ### 3. Proscenic Q20Plus Robot Vacuum and Mop, 200-Minute Runtime, 10000Pa Bagless base: 4 L washable bin, empties in 10 seconds; Stated capacity: Up to 90 days; Mopping: 200 ml tank, 3 water levels; Navigation: 360° LiDAR, 5 maps; Runtime: 200 minutes The largest stated bagless bin here at 4 L and up to 90 days, plus a 200 minute runtime and five saved maps. A long-interval option for bigger homes. In its favour: - Empties into a 4 L bagless bin in about 10 seconds, rated for up to 90 days. - The 3,200 mAh battery is listed at over 200 minutes, covering up to 230 m². - Returns to charge below 15% battery and resumes where it stopped. Good to know: - Mopping is from a 200 ml tank on the robot, with no mop washing. - The base bin needs washing by hand to stay fresh. ### 4. Lefant M2 Pro Robot Vacuum Cleaner with Mop — 90-Day Bagless Self-Emptying Bagless base: Bagless bin, can switch to bagged; Stated capacity: Up to 90 days; Mopping: 300 ml electronic tank, 3 levels; Navigation: dToF LiDAR; Runtime: 140 minutes A bagless base rated for 90 days that can also take a bag if you prefer, with a 300 ml electronic water tank for light mopping. Flexible and simple. In its favour: - The base holds up to 90 days of debris bagless, and can switch to bagged mode. - The 300 ml electronic water tank has 3 flow levels and avoids carpets when mopping. - Auto-recharges and resumes, with multi-floor mapping for homes on several levels. Good to know: - 6,000 Pa suction is modest next to the Ecovacs and Proscenic models. - The 140 minute runtime is shorter than the Proscenic Q20Plus. ### 5. Shark Navigator Robot Vacuum and Self-Empty Base with Bagless 60-Day Capacity Self-Empty Base, SmartPath Navigation, Powerful Pet Hair Pickup, Anti-Hair Wrap, For Carpets & Hard Floors, Grey, RV2120AE Bagless base: Bagless self-empty base; Stated capacity: Up to 60 days; Mopping: None; Navigation: Spot LiDAR, SmartPath row by row; Runtime: 60 minutes A vacuum-only Shark with a 60-day bagless base and a self-cleaning brushroll. A plain choice for carpeted homes that do not need a mop. In its favour: - Self-empties after each clean into a bagless base that holds up to 60 days. - The self-cleaning brushroll is designed to resist hair wrap. - Recharge and resume lets it finish a whole-home clean after a top-up. Good to know: - The spec table lists only 60 minutes of battery life. - There is no mopping function, so hard floors only get vacuumed. ### 6. Shark RV2310AE Matrix Self-Emptying Robot Vacuum with Bagless, 45-Day Capacity, Self-Cleaning Brushroll for Pet Hair, No Spots Missed on Carpets & Hard Floors, Precision Home Mapping, Wi-Fi, Black Bagless base: Bagless self-empty base; Stated capacity: Up to 45 days; Mopping: None; Navigation: 360° LiDAR, Matrix grid; Runtime: Not stated A vacuum-only Matrix robot that cleans in a criss-cross grid and empties into a 45-day bagless base. Suits carpet-heavy homes with pets. In its favour: - Matrix Clean crosses the floor in a grid, taking multiple passes over dirt. - Self-empties after each clean into a bagless base with up to 45 days of capacity. - A 360° LiDAR scanner builds the home map and steers around objects, in daylight or dark. Good to know: - At 45 days it has the smallest stated bagless capacity in this guide. - Runtime and battery capacity are not given on the listing. As an Amazon Associate we earn from qualifying purchases.