Neato Robotics D750, Cleaner Premium Pack, Corner Cleaning Robot Vacuum with D-Shape + Exclusive Pet Accessories for Carpet and Hard Floors, App/Alexa Compatible, Silver

I read a lot about these robots and wanted one for years, the recent dyson bot reviews from die hard dyson owners put me off for a while. But my time is precious and I thought there must be something reasonably decent out there. It was a close call between this machine and the Roomba S9. I was prepared to throw 2k into something and I checked a few reviews and I'm glad I chose this model, especially on Amazon's special discount price. This one uses lasers to guide itself and has a faster default speed. Although the S9 has a higher top speed - these robots all go up and down a few times so it makes no odds, bit like the top speed of a car making no real odds when 0-100mph is the same acceleration. Device came well-packaged and it is a premium product with manual, quick start, UK and EU power leads, docking station, some accessories, all quality plastics and you feel like your money was worth spending on it. Its a proper sweeping brush and gives a noticeably good clean compared to using our Dyson Animal, which is good for powerful spot sucking and cleaning, this thing runs up and down the same spot a few times and really labours away. There's a badless disposal container, which picked up so much stuff and I only ran the Dyson animal yesterday so it really highlighted the difference in quickly sucking up with a dyson vs this brush labouring away on the floor. In the App just set it to max turbo and gentle/careful moves, on that setting it cleared an amazing level of dust/dirt. Very happy. Time will tell how good/reliable it is but so far I am very happy and would recommend this to save yourself 30 mins a day of vacuuming. Now here are the pitfalls: 1) Operates best in a fully cleared space 2) Some thresholds can fool it, especially silver coloured bars and also silver legged stools/pedestals. I hope Neato release a software update to fix this. 3) When it has mapped an area or while it's doing it's cleaning you may need to be around to move furniture around if you have stuff with legs that it can't pass through (we have some habitat dining chairs it can't pass through). 4) There was about 50cm of thread hanging out of a thread box on the floor and it managed to stuck in half the bobbin spinning it around it's brush before sending an alert that the brush needed cleaning. Luckily removing the brush is easy and spinning the thread off was also quite straightforward. 5) It does try to climb over things, it's a bit of a beast so mark off your no-go areas with the magnetic strip to save it time and possibly your furniture! 6) Very poor around office chairs as they have a star base that nothing can penetrate so office areas need the chairs clearing first. Still, despite these pitfalls I like this gadget. Even in a house which is non-minimalist, with 4 little kids always dropping their cheerios and other things this will save me around 4-6 hours a week of manual cleaning, it will pay for itself with half a year's use. Here's hoping for more navigation improvements via software updates. So far so good.

After a great deal of research, I settled on the Neato D7 in large part due to the D shape design. The latest Roomba model is now also in a D shape and looking at the underside, it's clear to see that the length of the roller bar is much greater than on the round models. It's my first robot vacuum so I can't compare against any others but first impressions are great. The floor mapping function works very well. My whole ground floor was mapped perfectly and I have created zones for the lounge, hallway, cloakroom, kitchen and utility. I also have a smaller kitchen zone within the larger kitchen zone for the cooking area as this gets more dirt and debris from cooking etc. Whilst the Xmas tree was up, we used a no go line drawn on the mobile app to stop the D7 from interfering with the tree and cbales for the lights. This works perfectly. We are lucky that the D7 can fit underneath our sofa so the charging dock is actually well hidden against the wall under the sofa. I would recommend ensuring access is available as moving the sofa to get at it can be annoying. It's a shame you need a second dock to map another floor and for this reason we haven't yet mapped our top floor. It isn't proving to be much of an issue however as we can just take the D7 upstairs and set it off to clean with no map. It still does an excellent job of navigating and we can just close any doors to rooms that aren't that tidy. It cleverly returns to where it started from showing and still gives a perfect map of where it has cleaned at the end. So far, we are just cleaning the upstairs using this mode and when done, putting it back on the dock downstairs to recharge. Downstairs cleaning we have on a schedule and have gotten used to prepping the areas in advance by moving the cat food bowls and a few other bits. Yes, we could set no go lines but we prefer to do it this way. My only feature request would be the ability to have the D7 clean multiple floor zones as currently you can only do one at a time. It would be nice to have it clean the hallway and smaller kitchen zone on demand in a single action. Right now, we have to clean the hallway and wait for it to drive itself back to the dock before setting it off again. It's not a big deal though. It's still a very endearing machine and watching it dutifully navigate its way abck to base after cleaning a zone is still fun to watch even now. The navigation around random obtacles is excellent so if a chair is in a different spot or something else is in the way, it doesn't throw a spanner in the works. When we first had it do the carpets upstairs, on turbo mode, it picked up a crazy amount of dust etc. I sent it round a further two times and it was still picking stuff up. Even downstairs, we are always amazed at how full the bin is after each run. Where does that dust come from? All in all, highly recommended. I was really on the fence about whether or not a robot vacuum would be worth the investment but like so many other reviewers it is 100% worth it. I'm a bit on the fence about the filters. Having to replace them and dispose of them isn't very environmental, so currently, I am trying to vacuum out the dust in the filter in an effort to prolong the life. I have seen others using tights as pre-filters but have not yet tried this. I think the recommendation to replace every couple of months would be if they weren't attended to and despite the design not supporting cleaning, so far, I have removed much of the accumulated filter dust by using the normal vacuum cleaner. The pictures show our carpets after "Roxy" had been round today! Great work.

I already owned an iRobot and Dyson robot vacuum cleaner, and was just going to get another iRobot for the middle floor of my house. One of my colleagues at work suggested the Neato. I was unsure, but I figured it was worth the experiment. So I got it. I was pleasantly surprised to find the the product worked a lot better then I had feared. Strong points: * Navigation - the lidar solution produces some of the best and most accurate maps, better then either of the other two products I own (and I have the latest and greatest iRobot). I have had the robot get lost once when a blanket had been left on a table, this seems to have confused the Neato to the point where it could not find it's way home. Remove the blanket overhang on the table it happily found it's way home again. * Cleaning - it does the job, I have mostly hardwood floors, so I cannot comment on carpeted floors, but the small piece of carpet I did have came out looking just fine. The brush seems to be doing fine with my wife's trail of long hair she leaves, just needing the occasional cleaning out (a lot less then the Dyson, but not as good as the iRobot for which I have not had to clean the roller once). * Battery life - So far, awesome! No problems here, unlike the Dyson which cannot clean any of the floors in my home in one go. Issues: * The filter - The dust collection bin is large and spacious, no problems there, but the new meshed filters stop large items collecting in the filter, but trap fine dust in the filter making it impossible to clean out. I think this is going to increase the frequency of filter clean out significantly. The Dyson, with it easy to empty and washable filters definitely wins here. The iRobot does not have a mesh, and since I have the self emptying option it "sucks" the filter clean so it seems to be lasting a bit better than the Neato filter. Sadly, they are quite proud about the design on the marketing material, but in my view, this is a failed design, perhaps if the mesh were removable so you could get in and clean out the fine dust that would help. * The App - Whilst the Neato has the best mapping of all my cleaners, it has the worst app of all my cleaners. The app allows me to split my house into areas (as they all do) and I can tell the cleaner to clean an area. You cannot tell it to clean multiple areas in one go, you have to do it one area at a time. This is nuts and is the biggest let down on the cleaner. Perhaps this will be corrected in a software update in the future, but at the moment that is how it works. This is annoying as I often like to clean a couple of areas at a time, for example, clean all the rooms except the bathroom as it has not been cleared, etc.

Bought Neato D750 pet edition as have a husky who constantly sheds and this little robot hoover is honestly amazing! Picked up so much dog hair it was incredible! Easy to install and easy to use. App works a treat to create room maps and set 'no go' zones and can even get Alexa to set hoover off, pause and return to base. Also able to program zones so hoover can go over difficult areas e.g. rug in centre of room. Has eco mode and turbo which again helps with areas that get heavily dirty, bit noisy on turbo mode but if you're in another room not that noticeable, and you soon get used to it. Easily navigates around room edges and objects and travels across carpet, rugs and flat floors with ease. Sensors are clever allowing it to detect where it is and it's shape allows it to get into hard to reach areas. When low on power or dust collector full, robot navigates back to base. You do have to ensure floor is reasonably clear but that's no bad thing. Initially you also have to watch the robot as he maps to ensure he doesn't get stuck or try to go down stairs although the robot has drop sensors for this. When stuck the robot will send a message to say 'I'm stuck' which is helpful. Comes with extra accessories such as a new brush roller, filters and brushes to clean tools. It also has an easy to use instruction manual. Another great feature is that there are spare parts available to buy and it is designed to be repaired by its owners. One tip is that to room map the robot has to start from its base unit so if you don't want to carry this up and down the stairs, buying a second base unit would be a good idea. Overall a fantastic product and would highly recommend. Floors have never been cleaner for longer and with minimal effort on our part, just stairs to do and areas robot cannot reach, which are very few! Buy one if you can they are well worth the money!

I sent it back to amazon after a day, even at £370 it's nothing but frustration, might as well put that money towards something else that works. Keeps losing wifi and connection to app. (checked wifi strength next to and it's fine). Can't see my wifi network most of the time but can see half of my neighbours' Can't clean a specific room just goes totally wrong way and just gets stuck, I tell to go clean my bedroom it just starts cleaning under my coffee table. I even re scanned the entire flat all over again. Total pain to put it back on base station, which means any time it gets stuck or whatever unless you spend ages putting it in the exact spot on the dock, next time you start it it won't use the no go lines feature. Chipped the paint on all my door frames, you think it would have rubberised bumpers. Alexa integration is terrible, doesn't seem to be able to tell it to clean a specific room, but then I can't even get it to that in the first place. Really good at cleaning and getting under your big furniture, filled the tank up even doing a whole flat clean 3 times! The floors actually 'feel' cleaner when you walk around... Just a shame that this product has been let down by something as simple as bad wifi (I have a brand new router)

Having bought a Botvac Connected Neato vacuum 4 years ago, I thought I'd give this a go as an additional hoover for our upstairs part of the house. The Botvac is still going with no problems either, which is great ! Really impressive overall. Aesthetically nice looking, no buttons on front unlike the Botvac connected version, it has lights under the plastic housing that show through when turned on, nice touch. Nice brushed metal look to the outside chassis. Otherwise the looks are quite similar. The suction power has been uprated over the older model and although not Dyson or Shark level, it's very capable. I've certainly not had to re run the vacuum over areas where it hasn't cleaned properly. Having it Alexa integrated is great, as Alexa will give you the option of which vacuum you want to start, when you ask "Neato to start cleaning", very easy and clear. On the Neato app you can just add it to your collection of robots, setup the Wi-Fi and you're ready to go. Manual controls are also available should you need to direct it to an area that needs a specific attention, you can also use spot clean but this can be a bigger area than you need sometimes, good option to have either available. It's also as easy to clean as the older model, filters and roller easily pulls out, with obvious clips for the roller. Same sized bin and hygienic to empty, without having to get your hand in there to clean it out. Being the pet edition, it also picks up pet hair well, I didn't know how well this would perform but does seem to suck up a lot of our dogs short hair with no issues at all. I also love the zoning options of the vacuum which wasn't available with the older version, very useful if you want it to stick to certain rooms, a welcomed upgrade The scheduling feature is also very useful, having it turn on with a routine is great, just make sure there are no wires or similar stuff on the floor, otherwise it will try and eat them! Battery power is decent, running for about 30 mins and then going back to the docking station by itself to recharge, before coming back out again, to finish the job. Very pleased, a great addition to the family !

I bought 2 of these (one for upstairs and one downstairs) to replace my EUFY Robovac 30C’s (which were about 6 months old). My decision was partly because the EUFY’s had an issue with leaving clumps of hair when they ran out of battery and also because they had no smart navigation (they would simply stop cleaning even if they hadn’t done the whole floor). I bought the Neato D750 when it was on sale on Boxing Day at £399 (twice the £189 I paid for the EUFY’s), upon setting them up I realised there were some minor tweaks to how the Neato’s operate (e.g. the base doesn’t give off an IR signal to help navigate the RoboVac back, therefore if you start and then immediately stop a clean the Vac can become “lost” because it hasn’t passed the charger at least once). I was particularly impressed with the pickup ability of the RoboVac, it really does a superb job at picking up bits of dirt in the carpet. This is helped by the greatly enlarged spiral brush, enabled by the D-Shape design. Also, because the vac maps your floor design it makes sure every part is covered. I had to create some virtual no-go lines on the app (I used an iPad and Pencil for this as using the touch screen was very imprecise), I’ve included photos of the areas I’ve marked no-go to help readers understand the areas they may wish to also mark out. The Christmas tree was blocked out because the Vac would often try to mount the base of the tree, getting stuck. The fireplace was blocked off because of the candles on the hearth and finally, the step from the kitchen to the dining room was just a little too steep for the Vac to successfully climb (although it would spend 20 minutes trying!). The absolute bonus of this Vac is its integration into the Samsung SmartThings system, as you can see the Vac appears as a device allowing me to set the Vac to run when I leave the house each day. You also get a nice map after every clean to confirm which areas were cleaned (shown in light blue). One minor point that they could improve on is their Alexa skill, in the app you can set cleaning “Zones”, e.g. Living Room, Kitchen, etc - it’s a shame you can’t say “Alexa, tell Neato to clean the Kitchen”. Otherwise, I’d fully recommend this Vac - the D750 comes with a charging base, a spare spiral brush, 2 spare filters and a cleaning comb.

I wanted to write this review to express my thanks for the customer support of Neato! While the robot is fantastic, cleans both hard floors and carpets to an excellenet standard for every day, it does not substitute a proper vaccum cleaner. It is fantastic for everyday use! Kitchen and living room will be free from crumbles and hair and dust, while carpets remain pleasantly clean! You might even push your regular deep(er) cleaning back a few days or weeks. Really pleased with the robot. Also very sattisfied with the customer care! Like every product, you might find faults after a while, and so it happened with ours. The bumper (with the sensors) got stuck at some point, which meant that the robot thought it was touching the wall/surface, leading to an error message. Got in touch with the support and they were very helpful and responsive in helping me do some diagnostic and basic steps to try to solve it. After we established that it needed a repair, they arranged for DPD to collect it, they fixed it and returned it back! The whole process took only a few days. Really happy with the purchase! In terms of smart integration, I "wrote" my own Apple shortcut to clean a specific zone of the house which was handy, don't use it that much in the end. We do have an Alexa speaker but I didn't bother with the skill. No idea about Google Home though. I haven't looked too much into HomeKit integration, but I presume it's not possible. The app is quite handy, both when in the same WiFi and when you are remotely activating it, so I've been using that.

Ich habe die Firma Neato schon länger verfolgt und weiß auch das Vorwerk die selbe Technik von Neato nutzt. Bei black Friday habe ich zugeschlagen und diesen gekauft. Ich bin begeistert von der Steuerung per App und wie der Roboter die Räume abscannt, sich zurecht findet, systematisch saugt und dann zielgerichtet wieder in die Ladestation fährt. Ich bekomme auf Arbeit ein Status wenn er fertig ist und sehe genau wo er gesaugt hat. Das ist einfach genial. Manchmal vergisst er die Küche, dann schicke ich ihn von Arbeit aus einfach noch mal los...und lasse ihn nur die Küche saugen. Irgendwie konnte ich jetzt die Zonenreinigung (also nur ein Raum reinigen) nicht mehr aktivieren. Ich teste das noch mal und gebe Rückmeldung. Über Alexa lässt "Staubi" sich auch steuern, aber auch das bin ich noch am austesten. Manchmal hat das nicht so funktioniert. Was mich ein bisschen stört ist die Lautstärke vom Saugen und es scheint auch was zu quitschen, dass klingt alles irgendwie nicht hochwertig... dass lässt sich schwer beschreiben. Wir haben noch einen Billigroboter, der ist auch nicht viel leiser aber ich habe das Gefühl das der immer mehr Staub in seinem Auffangbehälter hat und das der nach Power klingt und nicht so als ob er sich schwer tut. Wenn ich mal Zeit habe muss ich mir das genauer anschauen. Was man bei Saugrobotern auch wissen sollte ist, dass man vorher aufräumen muss. Spielzeug der Kinder, Kabel, etc. alles wo der Roboter sich festfahren könnte sollte man wegräumen. Darum sollte man bei den ersten Durchgängen dabei sein, dann erkennt man erst mal die problematischen Stellen. Aber das ist bei allen Saugrobotern so. Auf jeden Fall eine Haushaltshilfe! Nachtrag: Nach 4 Jahren fährt er immer noch. Er reinigt Teppiche besser als so mancher Handstaubsauger. Volle Sterne auf Grund der Langlebigkeit.

Bien entendu: les chaussettes des enfants qui traînent peuvent le mettre en PLS, les chaises ou tabourets aux pieds trop rapprochés peuvent le "mettre en prison", suite à quoi il vous demandera de le délivrer, il ne rase pas tous les murs de très près... Mais en gros depuis un an, je retrouve un rez de chaussée de 100m2 propre tous les jours, même quand j'oublie de laisser toutes les portes ouvertes (si ça n'est pas accessible... il n'y va pas et continue partout où ça l'est). Il n'y a qu'à voir la quantité de poussière à sortir du bac tous les 3 ou 4 jours! Ma maison est VRAIMENT plus propre depuis qu'il est là. On ne va pas se mentir, passer l'aspiro, c'est vraiment pénible, à tel point qu'on est tous plus ou moins tolérant fasse à la saleté! Et bien maintenant non, on a le droit d'être intransigeant. =) D'ailleurs, le robot le sait bien, il envoie un petit rapport dès qu'il a terminé avec un détail de ce qu'il a fait sur la carte. Très plaisant =) Et le petit plus, c'est l'effet sur les enfants, qui apprennent à ranger leur foutoir. Faute de quoi le robot aspire tout ce qui est assez petit pour rentrer. "Et oui les enfants, on ne peut pas récupérer les legos dans ce gros tas de poussière. Dommage, on est obligé de les mettre à la poubelle!" J'avais une ancienne version de ce même esclave. Ce qui change tout: => les batteries Li-Ion qui ne montrent aucun signe de fatigue après un an de charges / décharges quasi quotidiennes. Avant les batteries s'usaient à vitesse grand V et coutaient cher. => l'appli sur téléphone, avec cartes éditables et tout... super bien, entre autres pour viser une zone en particulier en urgence avant que beau papa et belle maman débarquent... Bravo Neato

Me ha encantado, otros limpian a lo loco, este va por orden. Aspira los pelos del gato y deja los suelos sin ni una pelusa. Me manda un mapa con lo que ha limpiado cuando termina y se va a su base sola. Limpia en media hora lo que otra que tenía anterior tardaba hora y media. Estoy muy contenta con la compra. El primer día coloque el filtro mal y no cerraba la tapa y desde la app, mediante un chat me solucionaron el problema inmediatamente, servicio post venta buenísimo. Totalmente recomendable

prima di acquistarlo ho fatto ricerche per due settimane, studiando il prodotto e leggendo recensioni e storia poi mi ho deciso per il top di gamma. Ho aspettato una settimana e 6 cicli di pulizia dei quali tre a zone prima di scrivere la recensione. Veramente un ottimo prodotto, come hanno già detto altri. Pulisce veramente bene ed in maniera logica, non va avanti e indietro tra le camere per cui quando ha finito una stanza è finita, si può risistemare il tutto e velocizza il lavoro. Raccoglie sporco che non sapevate che ci fosse! La prima volta che fa la mappatura sbatte un pochino contro i mobili ma poi è veramente delicato (io ho selezionato la navigazione gentile) e ogni volta che fa una pulizia ne fa anche il riassunto, per cui vi ritrovate quanto ha fatto il robottino. I riassunti delle mappe vengono cancellate ogni tre settimane (questo mi hanno detto in chat) A proposito ottimo supporto sia telefonico che in chat! Seguite le istruzioni e lasciategli spazio attorno e davanti altrimenti si perde (mi è toccato riprogrammarlo per questa ragione, non fate lo stesso errore!) Io ho una casa allungata per cui non prende ovunque il wifi ma continua a lavorare e torna alla base sena problemi. Sarebbe opportuno però che si potesse connettere ad almeno due reti wifi diverse così da poterlo controllare da remoto in ogni momento. Altra funzione che sarebbe opportuno studiassero è la pulizia a zone in successione, altrimenti se, ad esempio, volete fargli pulire due zone, torna alla base e poi lo dovete far ripartire, il che significa che dovete essere presenti. Nella modalità turbo è rumoroso come un qualunque aspirapolvere, in eco più silenzioso. Una cosa non bene specificata è di risistemare molto bene il filtro nel suo alloggiamento quando pulite il cassettino della polvere altrimenti il coperchio non si chiude. Davvero meraviglioso per pulire anche sotto lo zoccolo della cucina una volta al mese, ne aprite solo un lato e lo avviate manualmente (in questo modo è come se fosse una zona sconosciuta e non utilizza la mappa dove normalmente lo zoccolo è presente) ) e veramente vi risparmia una lavoraccio! . Il filtro costicchia ma se calcolo il costo degli swiffer che non uso più, pareggio! Un grandissimo acquisto!!!

No pensaba comprar un robot. Pero una amiga me recomendó comprar este de Neato. Es muy útil y lista. Hace un plan de los suelos y puedes seguir con tu vida mientras trabaja. El único que me cuesta es devolver el recipiente de basura despúes de limpiarlo.