A new filter, which is cleanable and designed for long-term use, provides increased airflow and suction power that allows the Neato XV-21 to pick up and retain more than three times the fine dust particles of the company's standard filter.A new bristled brush to improve the pick-up of pet hair, dander and fibers and allows the vacuum cleaner to run more quietly than previous models,especially on hardwood floors.The XV-21 is, as far as we can tell, exactly the same as the XV-11, except for the following (straight from the press release): Neato seems to be sort of taking the same approach as iRobot did when they introduced their Roomba 572 "Pet Series." The 572 was essentially just a 500 series Roomba with a new name and some slightly different accessories that cost a bit more. Besides being a solid XV-10 better than the XV-11, will the XV-21 and its new pet-optimized hardware really do a better job, and is it worth the premium you'll pay? Being the robot vacuum experts that we are (or that we claim to be, anyway), we'll tell you what we think. New (sort of) from Neato Robotics is the XV-21, an autonomous robot vacuum that's been enhanced to provide better cleaning for people with an excess of pets.
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