#Neato software updates series#

Most of their features can be unlocked only by connecting the device to a local WiFi and then, operated through a mobile app. Underneath that bump, Neato houses its LiDAR - a light-emitting radar that all Neatos use to navigate around the house.įurthermore, all current Neato models are 'connected', meaning that they've been designed to be operated through digital means.

#Neato software updates series#

However, the models from D8 to D10 haven't been sold as of February, 2021 and their technical specs haven't been published, so we have to leave them out of our comparison.Īll Neato's D series products look almost identical: D-shaped device with a relatively large, circular bump on top of the device. Neato announced new models in 2020, adding D8, D9 and D10 to its line-up. The range starts from the cheapest one, D3, and extends to D7. We have reviewed and tested most current Neato models, so this analysis is based on tech specs and our own review findings.īasically all current Neato D series models are the same product. And also to shine light to some oddities in product names found globally with Neato's products. In this article we try to clarify how different Neato models differ from each other. Neato's current product line consists several different robot vacuum models and it is quite confusing to know what is the difference between each model. Back in 2017 Neato was sold to a German Vorwerk, but continues to operate as an independent company, despite being fully-owned by Vorwerk.