Neato Botvac 80 Review: See how Neato has designed a Vacuum For Pets And Allergies (2022)

When Neato Robotics first introduced their highly competitive robot vacuums into the market, it was clear enough that they were destined for success. The fact that they invested more in functionality than in aesthetics, proved this fact more than everything else. The Neato Botvac style is so compact- in fact; the only difference between the D85 and the D80 is that there are no extra maintenance filters in the latter. The piece only weighs about 8.5 pounds and measures 12*13*3.9” approximately.

The Neato Botvac inventive brush is a lot quieter than other pricier models, like the Roomba robot vacuums, especially on hardwood floors in your home. The newest model of the D80 features a vigorous dual, two-piece internal cylinder brush and a side brush, making it perfect for cleaning pet hair and other serious messes around your home. The brush sticks and the filters are larger compared to other robots. These brush sticks enable the robot to pick up hairs more quietly without tangling up, for a more efficient clean around your home.

Why consider the Neato Botvac 80?

These Botvac robotic vacuums are guided by a laser technology that enables it to map an entire room with a single 360 degrees scan. The tech also enables it to avoid obstacles and stairs in your home. The characteristic D-shape is not just a sales stunt; it allows the robot to clean along edges and clean around furniture legs much more efficiently.

The front features a tap-sensitive Liquid crystal display interface where you can manipulate all the device’s settings, this feature is reviewed as a real game-changer. Inside, the Botvac D80 uses the Neato’s QNX Neutrino OS. This operating system works with the laser guides to adapt to the environment in your home- the Botvac knows every part of your home and how to give you an efficient clean.

The Botvac recognizes magnetic boundaries. Placing one on its cleaning path prevents it from accessing areas in your home that it is not wanted. A boundary marker measures approximately 12.5 feet long. You can also cut it to fit specific doorways and pet feeding corners.

The D80’s hydrogen compound battery is very reliable. It recharges quickly and also lasts for long hours on a mission.

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“I’ve only had the D80 for a couple of days, but I’m impressed. It cleans as well or better than the XV Signature Pro, and that is saying something. I’m not sure how much the spinning side brush actually does (the XV lacks this feature), but it certainly looks useful.”

Compare and Dislikes

The developers did not include one of the most competitive features of a robotic cleaner, a remote control. To schedule a cleanup, to get the device to start or dock, you have to use it directly. However, the great reliability of the device to return to the dock on its own and the ability to navigate independently makes this feature completely unnecessary. Surprisingly, after the device runs out of battery and returns to the charging dock, it resumes cleaning right where it left off, ensuring no spot in your home is missed.

To the inside, the D80 has only one filter. This makes it a little bit more ineffective than the D85 which has 3 filters. This is the reason why most customers with extreme allergies are advised to overlook it, as it may not deliver the same deep clean as the 85.

Pros	Cons
– Quiet – Requires little maintenance – Easy to use – Will clean all types of floors in your home – Smart	– Doesn’t include a remote control – Still louder compared to the competition – Lacks technology and aesthetic sophistication  – Only 1 filter

Cleaning efficiently and easily with Botvac

The D80 remains a good investment, Botvac has designed a brush that really will clean deep. This Botvac model is great, especially for those who want to test the waters.