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Reddit mentions of Neato Robotics Botvac D Series D75 Robot Vacuum Cleaner
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Reddit mentions: 1
We found 1 Reddit mentions of Neato Robotics Botvac D Series D75 Robot Vacuum Cleaner. Here are the top ones.
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- Patented Neato Technology-LaserSmart Mapping and Navigation system scans and maps the room, plans, and methodically cleans-instead of bumping around
- SpinFlow Power Clean-SpinFlow technology combines potent suction and precision brushes to leave floors immaculately clean
- D-Shape design with CornerClever technology cleans close to walls and into corners.
- Heavy-duty spiral blade brush hugs the wall. Precise edge cleaning side brush makes sure not a speck of dust is left behind
- AutoCharge & AutoResume goes room to room; when it needs more juice, it goes to its charging base then returns to where it left off & finishes the job
- Patented Neato Technology-LaserSmart Mapping and Navigation system scans and maps the room, plans, and methodically cleans-instead of bumping around
- SpinFlow Power Clean-SpinFlow technology combines potent suction and precision brushes to leave floors immaculately clean
- Maximum Hair Pickup. Pet, human or other... Neato doesn't discriminate. Picks up more pet hair than other bots
- Heavy-duty spiral blade brush hugs the wall. Precise edge cleaning side brush makes sure not a speck of dust is left behind
- AutoCharge & AutoResume goes room to room; when it needs more juice, it goes to its charging base then returns to where it left off & finishes the job
Features:
Specs:
| Color | White |
| Height | 3.9 Inches |
| Length | 12.7 Inches |
| Number of items | 1 |
| Release date | July 2015 |
| Size | One Size |
| Weight | 9 Pounds |
| Width | 13.2 Inches |
I also want to mention the "Neato Robotics Botvac D Series D75 Robot Vacuum Cleaner" is $299.
The D75 is identical to the D80, just has different accessories (different roller and number of filters, all of which you can buy after). D85 is an actual upgrade however.
I am not trying to turn this into a Neato Vs. Roomba thing, I am just pointing out that the $250 price isn't that out of the ordinary right now for Robotic Vacuums.
I'll just say, I own both, the Roomba cleans better and is shorter (thus able to get under some furniture), but the Roomba gets lost a lot due to bad navigation. It is good for single rooms and small spaces.
The Neato is legitimately able to clean entire floors of homes, and able to pick up where it left off and quickly navigate back to its base station (much faster than the Roomba which uses a "lighthouse"-style technique).
Likely the "ultimate" device is Roomba's new 900 series. The 900 series uses the same navigation system as Neato's Botvac D range but also keeps their high quality cleaning system, brushes, and height.
Even Roomba themselves implicitly admit that the pre-900 series Roombas sucks at multi-room/large spaces in their adverts for the 980 with their "throughout your entire home" tagline/differentiation (implying others weren't entire home, which I'd call accurate).
The reason you or I won't buy the 980 is the steep $899.99 price tag. So in the interim at the sub-$300 price point you have to pick between better cleaning (Roomba) but dumb navigation, or smart navigation but mediocre cleaning (D75).
There's no correct answer, depends how your home is laid out. But frankly you could buy both and still save money on the 980's bonkers $899.99 price tag.