When it comes to robotic vacuums, we are interested in the ones that have the capability to clean up pet hair, and of course general mess.

One of these models is the Neato Botvac D80 Robot Vacuum, which is a robo vac for hard floors and low pile carpets

In this Neato Botvac D80 Robot Vacuum Review, we look at the main features and potential drawbacks to this robotic vacuum so you can get a good idea or not whether it’s worth your money.

Let’s take a better look at it!

(NOTE: this is a general information guide only, and is not professional advice, or a substitute for professional advice. A qualified vet or animal expert is the only person qualified to give you expert advice in regards to your pet/s)

Neato Botvac D80 Robot Vacuum: Review

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Neato Botvac D80 Robot Vacuum (on Amazon)

Neato Botvac D80 Robot Vacuum: Review

Features

• A robo vac for both thin carpets, and hard floors
• Can clean up pet hair, and regular dirt/debris 
• Has a D-shape design
• Comes with both the spiral blade brush (works great on all floors) and the combo brush (picks up all types of hair and is quieter too).
• Also has a side brush for walls and edges
• Has LaserSmart technology with laser floor mapping and real-time object detection to map the room, plan and methodically clean—instead of just bumping around.
• Uses the Advanced SpinFlow Power Clean system that picks up more debris
• Has CornerClever technology that gets close to walls and into corners offering maximum hair pickup
• Has a high performance filter that captures allergens and debris
• Has buttons that allows you to program the vacuum, or automatically schedule the vac
• Has a rechargeable battery 
• Is a self charging vacuum that automatically docks – and then it resumes cleaning by leaving the dock
• Has a dust container/is a bagless vac – 0.7-liter dirt bin 
• Has smart sensors to detect objects, and has anti drop off sensors
• Has a 1 year limited warranty
• Comes with Robot Vacuum Installed, High Performance Filter, Combo Brush, Side Brush, Integrated Charge Base, Power Cord, Spiral Blade Brush, 1 Extra High Performance Filter, Cleaning Tool, and Boundary Markers

Drawbacks

• Not for medium to high pile carpets
• The vacuum container is quite small
• Not for large areas – more for small to medium sized rooms
• Not a heavy duty vac – if you want heavy duty, get an upright vac
• More for light duty cleaning
• For low volume, and thinner pet hair – not for high volumes of thick pet hair
• Doesn’t have smartphone app or Smart Home programming

Overall

• As far as robotic vacuums go, the D80 is OK, but the Neato D3, 4, 5, 6 and 7 models are better in our opinion with their smartphone app programming. Make sure you are aware of the warranty conditions and return policy before you buy if you do get it. The iRobot Roomba 690, 890, and 960 and 980 models are also worth a look if you want some of the most advanced robotic vacs on the market. The Shark ION robo vacs are worth checking out too. The ILIFE vacs are also an affordable option.

View the Neato Botvac D80 Robot Vacuum on Amazon

Neato Botvac D80 Robot Vacuum: Buyer’s Guide

Who Might The Neato Botvac D80 Robot Vacuum Be For?

Those looking for a:

• Robotic vac for pet hair
• Robotic vac for hardwood and low pile carpets

Who Might The Neato Botvac D80 Robot Vacuum NOT Be For?

Those looking for a:

• Heavy duty vac
• Vac for medium to high pile carpets
• Cheap vac

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