Neakasa M1 vs Omega Paw Roll'n Clean

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Scores side by side

Category Neakasa M1 Omega Paw Roll'n Clean
Cleaning 8.5 6.8
Odor control 7.6 6.2
Safety 9.0 9.6
App 7.9 0.0
Maintenance 9.1 8.4
Value 8.4 9.4
Overall 8.4 6.9

Cost to own

Total spend after Neakasa M1 Omega Paw Roll'n Clean
Running cost per year $70 $0
1 year $669 $45
3 years $809 $45
5 years $949 $45

Every specification

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Size & fit

Dimensions (W x D x H) 23.6 x 20.5 x 20.9 in 21.5 x 19.5 x 20.5 in
Floor footprint 23.6 x 20.5 in 21.5 x 19.5 in
Entry height 5.9 in 7.0 in
Unit weight 22 lb 6 lb
Minimum cat weight 2.2 lb No minimum
Maximum cat weight 22 lb 18 lb

Capacity & litter

Waste drawer capacity 8 L Pull-out tray
Litter types accepted Clumping clay, Tofu, Mixed, Crystal Clumping clay
Rated for multiple cats Yes No
Cats supported Up to 4 1

Smart features

Wi-Fi Yes No
App Neakasa (iOS, Android) None
Power Mains, 24 V adapter None

Odor & noise

Odor system Sealed drawer + carbon filter (open top) Hood only
Measured noise ~42 dB at 3 ft Silent
Cycle time ~2 min Manual, ~10 s

Safety

Safety sensors Infrared entry, Weight sensor, Anti-pinch reverse None — manual operation

Running costs

Waste bag type Standard kitchen bags None required
Bag cost per year 30 0
Filter cost per year 40 0
Warranty 2 years 1 year

Which one, for whom

Neakasa M1

Best for

  • Cats that refuse enclosed boxes
  • Kittens and senior cats
  • People who deep-clean often

Not ideal for

  • Rooms where odor containment is the top priority
  • Homes wanting a small footprint
Full Neakasa M1 review

Omega Paw Roll'n Clean

Best for

  • Tight budgets
  • One cat
  • People who distrust motorised boxes

Not ideal for

  • Anyone wanting hands-off operation
  • Multi-cat homes
  • Odor-sensitive rooms
Full Omega Paw Roll'n Clean review