Self Cleaning Cat Litter Box, Automatic Cat Litter Box with APP Control Odor Removal Safety Protection for Multiple Cats, with Garbage Bags

I waited until having this product for 2 months to write a review. After using it for two months I can say I really love it! It has made the chore of scooping litter non-existent. I bought it because we were going on vacation and I didn't want my catsitter to have to deal with the litter. I was a little nervous as the first few times I used it it got stuck in the middle of the cycle. Turns out it doesn't like it when you put too much litter in. Once I brought the litter to a good level I no longer had that problem. I empty it once a week but it can go for probably 2 weeks before having to empty it. It doesn't smell and keeps the clumped litter in a tray below where you can't smell it. It is quiet and runs beautifully. The app is pretty basic--don't expect many bells and whistles there but it will tell you when the cat has entered, how much she weighs and when the cycle has completed. It will also let you know when it has gotten stuck (due to too much litter)--at which time you can manually complete the cycle through the app. I did this from Hawaii and it worked. I highly recommend it. It is totally worth less than half the cost of the other more expensive ones out there.

I have had this item for about a week now. So far so good it works as advertised. I have saved my box just in case I need to return it as it does come with a month warranty. When I originally put kitty litter in I think I overfilled it just a little bit And of course it hung it up and I had to take some out, but after I did that and restarted it I did not have any issues. It says it has a fill line for the litter, but I have yet to see it. I have mine set for a clumping time of 30 minutes, so after the 30 minutes, the unit empties the waist and resets. With one cat I probably can go close to a week if I wanted to about emptying the waist. But I don’t like for it to get that full, so I have emptied it already once. The waist bin does hold a lot

First, I have to admit I'm a gadget guy, so this was right up my alley. I just adopted a cat (I haven't had one in a long time). It was a spur of the moment thing, so I didn't have a litter box. I did have one of those aluminum turkey roasting pans though, and fortunately had some containers of litter I keep in the car for winter-type driving in case I get stuck.That actually worked fine, but I had to change it twice a day. I saw this and decided to splurge. It hooked up to my wi-fi on the first try. Like most newer models, my router supports both 2.5 and 5 ghz, so no worries about it working with 2.5.It took my cat a little while to get used to it. For the first 3 days I kept both boxes out. Then, for the next three, I left this one out by itself during the day and both at night, because I didn't quite trust my cat would use it and didn't want to find pee or poop somewhere else in the morning. Next day, I bit the bullet and put the other one away. He uses it now, no problem. I used the app to set it to clean 10 minutes after he uses it so there's no chance he will be around and get scared. Couple of things: 1st, you need to check it about every three days. The pan in the bottom is a good size, but the machine only drops it in the center, so every time it cleans it drops one on top of the other. You can do a couple of things. You can pull it out and spread the stuff around, or you can replace the bag then. I prefer the latter because, no matter what, if you leave used litter out too long, it will smell.2nd, the bags that come with it are not the size of regular kitchen garbage bags; they are much less deep, which is perfect for the pan. Unfortunately, they are cheap. The ties built into it to close it are very flimsy. At least for me, when I try and pull them tight enough to fully close it, they break, and I end up having to put that bag in a regular garbage bag. So, I've just been using regular kitchen bags. 3rd, my big disappointment. This is my only Tuya ito (internet of things) device, so it only gives me basic info about this litter box (when the cat used it, when it started cleaning, when it finished, and the cat weight). It does not send you a message when the cat is using it, which I would like to know. It can, but you have to pay $20+ a month. That subscription is really for people who have a bunch of items hooked up (lights, etc.), and it gives you lots of control over those devices. Why they couldn't have included messaging in the basic section doesn't make sense to me; it costs nothing. It may be a small thing, but it was important to me.Final thing: it's not 100% perfect, and I don't see how it could be. Sometimes my cat pees near the edge and it doesn't get all the way into the litter to form a full clump, so I need to use a small brush to brush it off the small amount of wet litter. But, this doesn't happen often, so it's not a biggy for me. I'm glad I bought it.Update- So, above I said you have to watch the pan because everything drops to the center and doesn't really spread out. I was wrong, that was a one-off. Turns out I hadn't checked it enough that one time and it had filled up too much, so even though it had spread out, there wasn't room for new ones to spread out. It was my fault. I don't want anyone to not buy this amazing machine because I said that. The rest of my review is accurate.

Works really well, it completely comes apart to clean every inch of it. I can control it from the app and edit when you want it to start cleaning. It will turn off if your car enters it while cleaning which I love. I change the bag every 4-5 days with 2 cats. Only thing I wish is that they would sell replacement pieces as my cat scratches the walls and scratches at the plastic net that separates the clumps and mine is missing some pieces from her scratching at it