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Question: Do you know if I can move the Neato between two floors of my house?  I have a two story house, can I rotate  between top and bottom floors?
Document: But one day I came home and the neato was laying at the bottom of the stairs on its back. I brought it back to the top of the stairs and it went about finishing the house, but it seemed that it did not navigate as well (starts and stops more time to finish room, and generally seemed more confused about making a good path). It continued to work for a couple more weeks cleaning the house.
We live in a single floor house of about 2k sq ft. The floor is a combination of wall to wall carpet, tile, hard wood floor and rugs on top of the hard wood floor. There are a myriad of transitions for the Neato to traverse between tile and hard floor, between rugs and the hard wood floor. We also have floor to ceiling windows with no trim at the bottom of the window. We also have some furniture that inclines backward to the ground.
He found the edge of the stairs with no problem. He cleaned mostly carpeted floors but was also able to clean the bathrooms which have congoleum with rubber-backed rugs in front of sink, shower and toilet. He was out of charge after cleaning everything, so I took him back downstairs to recharge.I also like how the driving wheels of this device drop down to about 3" below its bottom so that it can move over edges between rooms or other objects.
I live in a single story 1500sq ft house. I recently completed our hard floor transformation (30% tile, 70% laminate flooring)  It's a cheaper house, so I'm not going all out with hardwood.We also have 6 pets. 4 cats and 2 dogs. So the fur. is. everywhere. Seriously. Currently to stay on top of it I have to vacuum everyday. I don't like vacuuming everyday.
I have a 24X20 footprint on the bottom floor of a Cape-style home. Two of the rooms are carpeted and two are linoleum flooring. The Neato cleans the floors well and seems to be faster (smarter) than the Roomba. The suction from the vacuum is clearly better than the 560 Roomba that I own (and has lost all vacuum capability), and while the coverage is better (smarter) than the Roomba, it isn't able to get the corners well.
I can know in confidence that it can clean this half of the house without a problem. I loved my roombas, dont get me wrong. The older series do fine jobs but do require a little more intervention from a human. Cleaning up after the neato is, without a doubt, much easier. With my roombas you have to pick them up and carry them to the garbage can to unhook the dust bin. The dust bin on the neato is on top and just lifts right out.
I was an early adopter of the Roomba, and pre-ordered the Neato before it was released because I really wanted something better. There are many detailed comparisons out there between the two, so I will limit this to my own experience. First, my house: two-story, mostly medium-pile carpet with some hardwood, vinyl in the bathrooms. The robots have been used on first floor only, which is about 2300 square feet.
To summarize something that I could make into a long drawn our story, this vacuum robot exceeded my expectations and since this is my first, and I cannot compare it to the competition based on real world experience, I can say I did much research before choosing the Neato and it has paid off. Our house is mostly hardwood floors which is what this thing excels on. On carpets, it almost seems to get bogged down (on hardwood floors, it seems like it is full of power).
Right before be bought the Neato we moved to a new house with all hard wood floors. We also decided not to have carpets due to them holding allergens and the high content of formaldehyde in the glue. Well long story short we noticed the difference by just looking at our feet.
I have 2400sq feet, with about 1400 in the bottom and 1000 up top. It can clean the bottom or top on one charge/one pass.It really takes a lot to get the neato stuck. Small toys will jam the machine and cause it to stop. It can not clean heavy stains/mud. It did have some issues with pine needles from the Christmas tree, but picked most of them up, only leaving a few.
Answer: Yes.