Neato Botvac Review & First Cleaning Test!

[@Mkvkuv]

Excellent review!

[@BotvacProductions469]

WHAT WAS THE TITLE OF THE SONG THAT YOU PLAYED DURING THE TIMELAPSE? THAT SONG

[@fimnorawestcaw5307]

One of the comments below asked about the music which you had playing during the video. Can you please answer? Excellent review of the Neato. Just heard about it today for the first time. I have a Roomba 600 series. And love it.

[@djvalle2000]

I got questions at 4:05 when it just turned around and skipped the area in front of those drawers. Maybe it was already done but I did not get that impression while watching, can you explain please?

[@earthling1984]

valleton It gets everywhere! Not sure exactly what you saw in the video, but I can say, this thing maps out the house amazingly, and gets everywhere everytime.

[@MARIA99886]

*I run the m6 daily, and my floors look awesome🌼 **allabout.wiki/Neato** I wet mop 2 days and dry sweep the rest of the days. When I first got it, I used the included disposable pads. I didn't like them--the dry pad has no depth so if it picks up a chunk of something, like dry cat food, then it pushes it around or drags it around the floor. The wet pad wasn't very absorbent so left streaks and wheel marks.*

[@earthling1984]

Neato's are awesome! Love my Roomba's too. I have an old 2.1, red, & 500 series with 600 series vacuum motor & bin and 700 series brush kit (not just the brushes, but, whole brush unit). FrankenRoomba. My red and 2.1 are like 15 years old. Still work like new, never any repairs. Same with my 530, the upgrades were just for fun. They don't map though, so, I use them mostly in single rooms or smaller areas (like basement TV room with bathroom and laundry room). The Neato is on the main floor and navigates 3 bedrooms, bathroom, kitchen, dining room, & living room. I don't think I've used a real vacuum more than a handful of times in over a decade.

[@RoboTekno]

nice review :-)

[@bobthebuilder4432]

Where did you get your neato from?

[@BotvacProductions469]

what is the song title?

[@esspro]

So you've had this puppy for 2 years now - what do you think? Still working, still using it? Do you need to vacuum manually at all to get stuff it missed or a deeper clean#?

[@earthling1984]

Still working like new! I never use a real upright vacuum. I have a hand vac that I sometimes use for smaller messes or places a floor vac doesn't go. Overall, this thing is amazing! Suction is great, better than most uprights. Haven't had to replace anything yet! I expect eventually to need a new battery, but, other than that, everything seems perfect and should continue to last a long time!

[@BotvacProductions469]

@@earthling1984 i just recieved two neato botvacs recently, a d6 and a d9 the d9 is newer and 2nd to newest released!

[@ethanbaker218]

What is the name of this music

[@drivin379]

Also the black signature one is wifi and phone compatible

[@earthling1984]

+Thad Curry Yeah. No need for that. They making everything wifi now. Some things it's cool. But really, for a home vac like this, I like to make sure house is clean, then press one button and it goes. No need for wifi on a robot like this, but marketing gimmicks and such will make people buy them cus they are 'smart' devices lol.

[@vbitolas]

Hi. After some months, what do you can tell about it? Still working and do you recommend it? Thanks

[@earthling1984]

Vitor Amante It's amazing still! Haven't had a single problem! Works great!

[@NikolaiCreeperLP]

Does it still works? Do you know the Xiaomi Mi Robot?

[@earthling1984]

Still works

[@Blarnix]

Lol my Neato was running while I was watching. Could barely hear XD

[@sabretooth0467]

Unfortunately it looks like it will go through filters all the time since you can't really clean them.

[@earthling1984]

I've found filters to be a non issue. You can clean the standard flat filters! They fit in any neato. You just spray them off with water and let them dry. I've used the same filter sometimes for like 6 months! Now, the higher blockage high and ultra performance filters are a bit harder to clean. You can still spray them out, or use a hand vac on them. I just beat them against the inside of my garbage can and use them for a month or two before replacing. They really last a lot longer than people probably would expect, and, for how long they last, they really don't cost much.

[@earthling1984]

Also, you can get 10 high performance filters for 16 bucks on amazon. Sure, they are offbrand, but, they work; and, they are only about $1.60 each!

[@HowToLou]

Great review. Check out my Roomba review too.

[@birdymaniac]

you saw that cat in the kitchen was scare of it

[@OGornbo]

***** It's about automation

[@R7SH3D]

wOW

[@DynamicAttraction]

nice video but man your carpets are stained and dirty it cant clean that lol you should lay down some flooring and its not expensive your room+living room arent big it might cost you only 2000dollars you can save money by grabing a cutter cut the carpet away take out the nails sweep it then when your done call a pro to do the installation it should be cheap especially since you did the prep

[@earthling1984]

DynamicAttraction Thanks for the tip, but I don't plan to live here forever :) For now, I vacuum often and steam clean every couple months. When I move out, I'll have the carpets replaced so it looks nice and sells better.

[@woodstoney]

Roomba is a pricey toy...bouncing off of everything compared to the Neat-O using laser to map out the rooms. Neat-O has way better navigation, suction and straight patterns instead of swirls and random bounce around marks. The proof is on the paper!

[@earthling1984]

+woodstoney Roomba has a new model that maps the room like the neato. Probably a great robot, but twice the cost of neato botvac.

[@mrtuvok5578]

Earthling1984 no it uses a camra that is not got