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Neato XV-21 Pet & Allergy Automatic Vacuum Cleaner $352.88 USD Shipped from Amazon.com

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Not as cheap as ever, crappy AUD value at the moment, but still not bad

$299 plus $53.88 shipping for me

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  • i think its been that price for a while (or at least it has been in the past) .. i've got a price notification to tell me when it hits the price i'm willing to pay for it .. and its not quite there yet :S

    • yeah mine was a $300 trigger. Not the $250 trigger like yours maybe haha

      • +1

        you're probably right, perhaps im being too unrealistic!! lol
        Im hoping it will come down more , the newer model has been out already for a little while

    • How exactly do you get the price notification set up? Is it just through Amazon?

      • +2

        Use camelcamelcamel.com , easier to check price histories and setup notifications.

        • Cheers for that!

    • I've been waiting for $250 too…

      This was $334 on the weekend/earlier this week, and $299 now, so perhaps soon? (looks like 249 last year was Black Friday?)
      http://camelcamelcamel.com/Neato-XV-21-Allergy-Automatic-Cle…

      • I too eagerly await $250. We wait united under the common goal of spending less money… Stay strong!

        It'll happen soon (I hope) =(

  • $421 in AUD

    • +1

      Too expensive as compared you previous deals.

      • +1

        it's the current AUD value, it's in the shitter

  • +4

    I wish we could have a big OzB robot-vac meet-up and compare what we've all got.

    I've got the cheapo Aldi $170 robot and think it's brilliant on my long carpet with pet hair and my long hair (which I seem to shed like crazy on a daily basis as well despite daily robot-ing lol). I'd really love to see how all these other robots compare! As yet, I'm not game enough to pull the trigger on a $400+ robot without seeing one in action IRL yet.

    But the reviews of this one do sound promising…

    • I wish they are still selling it.

    • +1

      Allowing robots to meet so.that.they.can.then collude to plot the downfall of The Human Race, is nuts.
      They also scare puppies.

      Still, +1 for recklessness and the image of OzBargainers in a carpark with their rugs and carpet offcuts, and their various, assorted, shedding, pets.

      I think you must be new around here, waterlogged turnip.
      You should comment more.

    • The last thread where we crossed paths. In a parallel way…
      I don't even know if you saw the above. Having disabled your account, I certainly don't know if you'll see this, but maybe you will.

      On sites other than OzBargain - even ones that I have been quite active on in some way, I have a well-established pattern of drifting away (usually, ultimately, completely) from the comment sections. Actually closing an account, though, is not something that I have otherwise-ultimately felt compelled to do.

      For a while now, I have been less involved in OzB. Still happy for a bargain, but for reasons of time (and not just irritations - those maybe shared by you), I have reverted - most of the time, anyway - to just following the RSS deal feed and only doing a site-click when and if, on a given day, something of specific interest appears. For me, that now largely averts the distraction of the live-feed, and the comments.

      Here's the thing, DU117531 / former turnip. Between my own lines, from a comment a while ago, to JJB, about you:
      Those 'other things' sensed - the 'equal measure' - the 'everything else'? Sweet, smart, gives a damn.
      She should also do the latter, in relation to herself.

      'wt2.0', or a username otherwise as you please, please.
      Comment, or don't comment. Your presence, in any form, will make the site a better place.

      I've enabled messaging on my account, which is something that I vowed I would never do. It's there and I'm here if you need someone to talk to.
      From me, things will remain narrowly within the bounds that are in turn in keeping with my general approach to 'The Internet', but you can say, and vent, as you wish.

      You will need to prove/verify your former OzBargain turnip-credentials so that I know that it's you, but we'll think of something.

      In the interim, an expression on my face similar to this directed at the screen, by me, in response to you disabling your account. Bad Girl.

      One more, for emphasis. Very Bad Girl.

  • +1

    The Neato had some quality issues. First was the motherboard and now I think it has problems with a wheel. All the issues could be solved if you live in US, but from here is not so easy. Basically that's what has been stopping me from getting one.

    • I have bought 2 refurb Neatos, and they have worked flawlessly for months.

      • Bought a brand new one from the last Amazon deal and it screwed up after about a month, maybe 2.

  • No problems with voltage on these, just need a aussie plug adapter?

    • yess..

    • in other words a laptop power cable thingo

  • I bought one of these in the last cheap sale they had for $340 in June. The LCD screen has failed on it after 4 months. I would be wary of purchasing one of these. Once it leaves the USA the warranty is void. This is from emails back and forth to Neato Robotics.
    Luckily the machine is still running, just can't see anything on the lcd screen. Apart from that it is fine.

    • That sucks. [sic]

    • Have you contacted Amazon?

      • You think I could try contacting them? I don't know what they can do if Neato Robotics themselves say the warranty is void because the product has left the country.

        • I contacted them when I kept getting a battery error and they said you have to go to Neato.

          Neato gave me the same response - can't fix it out of the country.

        • I got partial refund for the battery issue - I contacted them within a week though. Someone got a replacement unit with zero extra cost. Maybe Amazon only covers the warranty in the first month?

        • @ddhytz: Yeah, the reason they wouldn't help was because it took a month or two to have the fault.

  • +1

    You can buy the refurb models from here for US$210 (plus a freight forwarder).

  • My brother got one from amazon which was doa. Amazon paid the $250 auspost cost to ship back plus refund but think there is time limit

    • Similar thing happened to me (wasn't doa but it had problems after a week), Amazon paid for the ridiculous return shipping costs and also sent a replacement model before I had even sent them mine. I believe the time limit is 1 month.

  • +2

    Pretty sure that's a Super Nintendo.

  • $284.95 plus shipping right now

  • Price is good now, however when I look to buy this it says won't ship to Aust, are you guys using a freight forwarder to get it to you, if so which one.

    • Quite disappointed. Finally reached a price I was willing to buy at and Amazon stops shipping to Australia.

      Local stock prices are so freaking high in comparison!

  • +1

    Use to ship from amazon before

  • Use one of them forwarding services but only problem is is u have to return it if it dead on arrival you have to pay cost.

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