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Clean up your mess with the Neato Botvac D4 robot vacuum on sale for $250

Ready for a little spring cleaning? Yah, no one else is, either. Let your robots do the cleaning for you! Today you can get the Neato Robotics Botvac D4 robot vacuum cleaner down to a low price of $249.99. This is actually one of Best Buy's deals of the day so it won't last long. Today's deal matches the lowest we have ever seen from the D4 in new condition, and it's a price we've only seen a couple times before. Normally this robot vacuum sells for around $300 or even as high as $430 depending on where you're looking.

The convenient part about this robot vacuum is that it connects to an app on your smartphone or tablet, allowing you to control its actions or schedule a cleaning from anywhere in the world. With the app, you can even set up "no-go lines" to keep the vacuum out of certain areas of the home. That's pretty important when you just want the robot vacuum to focus on your kitchen or living room without moving all around the house.

The D4 uses LaserSmart technology that helps it to scan and map your entire home so it can clean in a set pattern instead of randomly. If you don't set up the no-go lines, it will just keep cleaning until there's nothing left to clean. It can even use those lasers to see in the dark and clean at night.

Its built-in battery can last for up to 75 minutes of cleaning. When it gets low, the vacuum returns itself to its charger so you never have to worry about it going dead. Neato also sends regular software updates and new features to the vacuum to keep it up to date.

Plus, the Neato Botvac D4 is compatible with a lot of smart home programs. Control it with your voice using Amazon Alexa or Google Assistant. It also works with your Apple Watch, Android Wear, IFTTT, and the Neato Chatbot for Facebook.



Source: androidcentral

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