While it might not be the best vacuum for extremely heavy debris, in most cases I feel confident saying that it should be able to make its way through your home without getting stuck and requiring rescue. One more disappointment: during our admittedly punishing nuts-and-bolts test, the Neato found its brushes jammed by a three-quarter-inch washer, and again, I needed to step in and fix the problem before it would continue. However, this specific chair seemed to be a tricky spot for almost all of the vacuums we tested, and unlike the Neato, some of the other units needed to be course-corrected more than once, and in multiple spots. During one test run in a furnished living room, the Neato spent a few futile minutes trying to ascend the sloped leg of an easy chair, and ultimately needed me to step in and correct its path. No robot vacuum is perfect though, and the Neato, for all its strengths, is no exception. Better still, the Neato strip didn't require us to run out to the store and pick up C batteries like you'll need for the Roomba's electronic barrier modules. This boundary did an excellent job, and was slightly easier to use than the Roomba's invisible walls, which involved imprecise aiming. The Neato also comes packaged with a 6-foot strip that you can lay on the ground to create a virtual boundary. As for me - a non-pet owner who loves hardwood floors - it's still unquestionably the robot vacuum I would buy for myself. If you're a dog or a cat owner living in a carpeted home, the odds are good that you'll love this vacuum. It performed best on standard, medium-pile carpet, and impressed us with how well it picks up pet hair. It's an efficient, powerful little machine, and its laser-guided navigation system is one of the smartest you'll find in any robot vacuum. In almost every situation we threw at it, the Neato picked up more debris than the competition, often in significantly less time. After dozens of cleaning runs across multiple surfaces, and with multiple variations of debris scattered in its path, the Neato emerged as the clear favorite. But still, $450 is a lot of money - is the Neato worth it? Those are some substantial savings, making the Neato an attractive choice for buyers who might have been curious about robot vacuums in the past, but who found the higher price tags to be a deal-breaker. In comparison, the top-of-the-line Roomba 790 costs $699.99, while LG's Hom-Bot Square costs $799.99.
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Despite being Neato Robotics' newest and most advanced robot vacuum, the Signature Pro only costs $449.99. The first, most obvious contrast between the Neato and other robot vacuums we reviewed is the price.
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