Neato Botvac D7 Connected

Effective cleaning of range of floor types ; Detailed, laser-guided room mapping for multiple floors ; Simple and friendly mobile app ; Smart battery charging supports more efficient cleaning ; Better on corners than other models

Louder than many robovacs ; Some navigation issues with No Go Lines feature ; Only three floor plans can be stored at one time ; Expensive

Neato’s Botvac Connected D7 is solid robovac that doesn’t quite justify its asking price. Considering the Roomba i7 is $100 cheaper (without the base cleaning station), we find the Botvac to be less refined overall and lacking the full range of...

Unique D-shape enables it to clean edges and corners better than round robot vacuums ; Excellent navigation ; Elegantly designed app

One of the more expensive robot vacumms available

If the Neato Botvac D7 is an indication of where robot vacuum technology is heading, the future of housework looks bright. As of this writing, it’s our second favorite robot vacuum after the iRobot Roomba 960—they matched up favorably on every...

Easily accessible dustbin ; Cleans well ; Fast cleaner

Expensive ; Loud indicator sounds ; First review unit got stuck a lot

The Neato Botvac D7 Connected has potential, but there are better robot vacuums available for less money.

All in all, the is one of our all-time favorite robot vacuums and is an excellent choice if you are looking for the best of the best when it comes to these products and don't get sticker shock when it comes to its rather high price tag. You should...

No-go Lines feature is a revelation ; Stylish design ; Great performance

Expensive ; No ‘full’ indicator for bin ; Design flaw carried over from other models

Neato has somehow managed to make a huge leap forward from the Botvac Connected, which was already a brilliant robot vacuum cleaner. With the introduction of ‘My FloorPlan’ and ‘no-go Lines’ Neato is offering users an unprecedented level of control...