Our Verdict
Neakasa M1 Plus Wins

Its 6-array rotary sensors and 11.2L waste capacity for 7-14 days offer better management. Choose ABRCT L1 for its anti-pinch safety if max pet weight up to 33 lbs (Neakasa) is a concern or if proprietary bags are disliked.
Spec Comparison
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| Specification | ![]() | ![]() |
|---|---|---|
| Price | $350 | $430 |
| Rating | 4.5(81) | 4.0(3.1k) |
| Sensor Type | — | 6-array rotary sensors |
| Max Pet Weight | 0 lbs | 33 lbs |
| Waste Capacity | — | 11.2L |
| Weight | 30 lbs | 22 lbs |
| Dimensions | 21.5" × 23.5" × 21.5" | 20.67" × 20.2" × 23.23" |
| WiFi | — | Yes |
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Pros & Cons
Quick overview of strengths and weaknesses
ABRCT L1 Self-Cleaning
- Automatically scoops waste after each use.
- Hands-free waste removal.
- Built-in deodorizer reduces odors.
- Anti-pinch mechanism enhances safety.
- Unit weighs 30 pounds.
- Requires 21.5"W x 21.5"D floor space.
- Requires electrical power to operate.
Neakasa M1 Plus
- 6-array rotary sensors improve detection accuracy
- 11.2L waste bin supports 7-14 days without emptying
- App control enables remote monitoring of cat activity
- Pull & Wrap system seals waste, reducing odor escape
- Requires proprietary waste bag refills
- Limited to 2.4GHz Wi-Fi connectivity
- Kittens under 3.3 lbs require manual mode
Frequently Asked Questions
Common questions about this comparison
Which is better for homes with multiple cats?
ABRCT L1 explicitly accommodates multiple cats and offers hands-free waste removal with a built-in deodorizer. Neakasa M1 Plus's 11.2L waste bin could also suit multiple cats, though its max pet weight is 33.0 lbs, and kittens under 3.3 lbs need manual mode.
What's the main difference in sensor technology?
Neakasa M1 Plus features advanced 6-array rotary sensors for improved detection accuracy. The ABRCT L1 mentions an anti-pinch mechanism but does not specify its sensor type, implying a more basic detection system.
Which has a better waste disposal and odor control system?
Neakasa M1 Plus has an 11.2L waste bin supporting 7-14 days without emptying, using a "Pull & Wrap" system for odor control. ABRCT L1 offers a built-in deodorizer and automatic scooping but does not specify waste capacity.
Is one better for very large or very small cats?
Neakasa M1 Plus supports cats up to 33.0 lbs, but kittens under 3.3 lbs require manual mode. ABRCT L1 does not specify a max pet weight, suggesting it might accommodate a broader range, or that this specification is not a primary concern for its design.
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