China
The open-topped litter box, and a grooming range with thin listings
Neakasa appears twice on this site, in two families, with two very different levels of documentation.
The M1 is the best-argued machine in its family. An open top, cats up to 15 kg, six infrared and four weight sensors, 14 days of capacity, four modes, and a noise figure. The open design is the point: it is the shape a cat coming off a manual tray accepts most readily, and refusal is the most expensive outcome in that category.
The P2 Pro publishes nothing. No suction figure, no noise figure, no bin capacity — on a machine held against a nervous animal. Our review says so and does not fill the gaps. It is the same brand, and the difference between the two listings is stark.
The branded litter is a convenience rather than a lock-in. The M1 takes several litter types; Neakasa’s own is simply the one it was tested with.
Five markets for the M1 and the litter. The US store was missing on both when we checked.
Open design · cats to 15 kg · 11 L waste · ≤50 dB
An open-topped drum box for cats that refuse enclosed machines, with the widest stated weight range here — up to 15 kg — and 6 infrared plus 4 weight sensors watching the cycle.
Best for: A large cat, or a nervous one that will not enter an enclosed machine — and a household that can put the box somewhere the litter scatter does not matter.
≈ £300 / 315 €
