These litter boxes worked far better than I thought they would
358276
These litter boxes worked far better than I thought they would! We just didn't have the extra room anymore for the cats to have their own gated room, so we needed something to keep the dogs out of the litter boxes if we moved them to a common area. One of our dogs is a very determined poop-eater if given the slightest chance, so I was a little worried when I realized that these DON'T CLIP closed - the top just sits on the bottom part of the box. However, so far, so good...the tops have stayed on and the dogs haven't figured out how to get in. One awesome perk has been that the stairs really do work well to contain the litter...when we had open litter boxes, the litter ended up all over the room...now we barely see any litter escape the box. The carbon filters were sort of a joke - although we didn't get a chance to see how well they worked, because our cats pulled them out of the top and shredded them within the first week.
4426251
I use these litter boxes so I can just throw it away each week rather than switching the litter out and cleaning the box. They're very sturdy and large enough for my tiny cat who thinks she's a panther. Thin plastic pans are cheaper, but because I'm being wasteful I like that they're biodegradable. I've never had a leak or odor problem using these, and my cat doesn't scratch them. They're great for travel, too. Just put a small bag of litter (sealed) in them and they're good to go whenever you need them. They sell smaller ones with a bag of litter already in them, but I've found it isn't enough litter for my digger. Good for emergencies, though.

LOVE these boxes and will always have 1 or 2 on hand!
85026
Our old cat litter box was tantamount to the underside of a rubbermaid container. I hated digging for what I call "kitty cat gold", but somebody needed to do it. That in combination with an aging cat having difficulty clearing the roughly 6 inch sides of the old box instigated the need for a switch.

I'd seen the Omega box in stores and was intrigued. Skeptical about how well it would work, I went in search of reviews and complaints. Let me address a few of them:

Plastic- Seems fairly sturdy , although it could be thicker. A thicker plastic would probably last longer.

Tabs- The "shell" of this box connect by small plastic tabs. These feel very cheap and will most assuredly break at some point. They really need to look into beefing these things up.

Spillover- Rolling the box is fairly easy. The litter sifts through slits in the side for storage while solids/clumps are gradually moved to a container that slides out. Problem is, if the solids aren't perfectly in the container or the container is full, the solids go back into the litter box when it is rolled back the other way.

Size- As others have mentioned, the litter storage compartment of this box takes up a good portion of the bottom. It decreases the size of the interior by about 1/2. Our cats, both about 6 to 8 lbs, have enough room to move around, but the space does seem to be cramped.

I have only used this box a few times at this point. At many of us know, a product might start out strong, but fail miserably as time passes. I'll update with any issues I experience, but the feeling of pulling out the tray without all of the work or sifting and changing is nothing short of amazing!
1685476
I bought one of these on a whim, and was so surprised at how AWESOME it is! My 4 cats transitioned well, and I will be buying one more this week. The biggest advantage is not having to scoop the messy, stinky clumping litter. The solid waste sits neatly on top of the pellets, and is easily scooped with the scooper included. The pellets are only supposed to last one month, but it's been about 6 weeks, and there is still no need to replace them! The pee is contained in the pad in a compartment, and there is virtually NO odor whatsoever! Highly recommended!!!
1439553
My kitty loves a fresh box and has terrible litter manners. Whoever made these must have been reading my mind. No more changing and scrubbing out the plastic boxes every 3-4 days. My cat loves these boxes and will use then for a week if I keep it litter clean.
1800012
They are great to fold over the end of the litter box before I put the top back on, then when I clean it every two days I can fold some of the wet litter up in the pad, makes it a bit easier.
78873
These cat boxes are excellent.  They clean more quickly and easily than any i have ever owned or used (i grew up with cats and now have my own for about 25 years worth of meaningful experience).  I even got rid of my automatic scooping electric one because cleaning the tray on it was more effort than cleaning these.  A few words of caution: they are plastic and it does fatigue over time.  I've applied duct tape to secure an area that started to fail (after about 4 years) and that seems to have been adequate.  The plastic clips are not the most robust things.  I haven't had one fail on me but i would recommend against man-handling these.  Don't over-rotate them or else you'll end up with a bunch of clean litter in the tray (basically, you rotate until you start hearing the waste falling above the tray, but not much further than that.  perhaps 120-150 degrees of turn.  it's not difficult, but i've seen people make the mistake).  Anyway, despite some minor shortcomings, you should get these boxes.  you won't be disappointed.
672686
It killed me to spend so much on a litter box, but I'm sure i have saved enough in litter cost to recoup the price.  For a while, I used a variety of Arm and Hammer litters, but over the years, I have found they don't clump like they used to.  I have recently switched to Precious Cat litter and we are back in business!  Clumps great and no litter smell in the house.  I have 2 cats, 14 and 16 pounds each and they both use the Litter Robot without fail.  I use Target brand kitchen bags and roll them down to fit.  With my two large cats, I empty the drawer every 5-6 days.  I have definitely gotten my money's worth and when this unit eventually goes, I will replace it with another Litter Robot.  Worth every penny!
3975317
This product has made my life so much better, cleaning the litter once a week is so much better than every day!
4502201
I love it! A great change from the dome litter box I had. Now my two cats can't soil the sides of the litter because of the barrier. Also the non stick aspect makes clean up a breeze.  I'm very happy, and so are my two meows!
656684
A huge improvement over traditional litter boxes and litter liners.  I hesitated to purchase these initially because I was concerned that they would go soggy when they got wet.  These are *very* sturdy and the material and design not only enables them to hold up very well, but actually allows the urine balls (or patties as we have around here) to dry out enough that they do not stick to the bottom of the box.  The indentations that increase strength and allow for air exchange also happen to make it easier to gauge when and how much more litter to add.  I was also concerned that the height of the boxes might discourage my cat from using them.  I was happily wrong - he preferred this over his favorite old box the first time he saw it.
2369890
I moved into a new apartment which didn't have a good place for a litter box. I had to keep the box in my closet, and wanted to do all I could to keep both the odors and the litter to a minimum. One of my cats is very spooky, and wasn't sure if he'd take to an enclosed box, but it turns out I had nothing to worry about, he took right to it. I ordered the largest box I could find, given that one of my guys is a Maine Coon and tips the scales at 22 pounds, but was still worried about his fluffy butt fitting inside. Again, as it turns out, I had nothing to worry about, he fits in and uses it just fine.

This box does a good job of controlling both litter and odor. The litter is a blessing, as my dominate guy tended to poop just outside a traditional box, an annoying behavioral quirk, and my smaller cat took it upon himself to bury it by digging small mountains of litter outside of the box. Everything remains contained with only a small amount of litter scattering about. While some tracks out, maybe 2-3% of the litter, the worst happens whenever I take the top off. You have to remember to turn the lid over and shake it over the box, because a good bit of litter collects in the textured parts of the top.

One of my guys has irritable bowl disease, and thus has atomic poops. I was really afraid to have this anywhere near my clothes. It's not perfect, but this box does a surprisingly good job at keeping the smell contained. You still need to scoop frequently, every other day at the very least, but the odor control is far better than I expected. Mostly I get an acidic sent of urine before I get a long-lasting poop smell.

The latches are pretty solid, and despite not being overly gentle with them, I've had no issues wit them breaking or cracking. Everything aligned together perfectly out of the box, and it does come with an extra latch, just in case one does break.

Despite purchasing extra large liners, I couldn't find a liner that would properly fit this XL box. I was concerned about scooping/cleaning it properly, given the curvy shape. Fortunately, there are no bumps or raised parts along the bottom, so there aren't any weird places for clumps to attach to. The curves are wide and slow, so it's easy to use a scoop and follow all the curves to completely and properly clean the box. One of the better litter box purchases I'd made, I will be purchasing a second to replace my traditional, open-top box.
3281348
I purchased this litter box for my two cats. It is definitely big enough for both of them. It's possible to use it with or without the clear plastic swivel door. I wasn't sure how they would react to an enclosed litter box. I let them get used to it for a few days without the door at first. The door has vent holes in it. Additionally there's a vent on the top, with a removable filter in it. This box has made a huge difference in the odor. In comparison to the open litter box I was using before. Definitely well worth the cost. I highly recommend this litter box over one that isn't enclosed.
2660526
I have 3 cats and 2 litter boxes.  Cleaning the litter box became a chore that I loathed.  I use scoopable litter, and would double-bag plastic grocery bags to hold the waste.  I originally bought one Litter Genie Plus and would transport it to each litter box.  A week after using it, I bought a second one so that each litter box had it's own.  It has made cleaning out the litter box an easy, daily task rather than a loathed chore.  I empty them 2x a week,  on garbage days, and so far have not had any issues with them filling up or stinking.
3869341
I've been using the Litter Trapper for a couple of weeks now and am very pleased with the outcome.  I have two cats and a fair amount of litter is tracked out from the litter box area in our basement by my kitties.  The Litter Trapper works as I had hoped and does vastly decrease the amount of litter that is tracked into the rest of the adjoining room.  I did put a puppy pad between the two layers and it works very well there.  As for me, it's easy to walk on, too.  I can see where it will make keeping the litter area much easier.  In fact, I'm considering buying another one so that the entire long and narrow area where my kitties walk after using their litter boxes is completely covered.
4718013
The best litter box I ever bought.
Pro: I have 3 picky furballs that refuse to use "enclosed"  litter boxes. They also kick up a lot litter and I got tired of sweeping up litter all the time. I bought 3 of these for half what I paid for other boxes at the pet stores. A few weeks later, the litter is mostly still in boxes. Some litter still is being tracked out but is 95% better than it was.
Con: The boxes are tight fit for big cats. Luckily mine fit just right. Its not really a con but I wish they sold jumbo boxes. The scoop is small and on the flimsy side but usable. I also don't like how the scoop hangs on the side.
3112551
I've been a cat owner for nearly all my life.  I love the furry little guys, but they sure do make a mess.  I've used every kind of litter imaginable and it's always to a smelly, filthy chore to clean the box.  No one in my house wanted to do it.  Needless to say that this only made matters exponentially worse.  Finally I decided to take the plunge and buy an automatic cat litter box.  I was hesitant at first, hoping I wasn't flushing my money down the toilet.  Thankfully, once I set up the self cleaning litter box my fears were quickly assuaged.

The box does an amazing job of removing solid waste after my cats do their business.  The box senses the cats in the box and then waits 20 minutes before it runs the metal comb through the crystals to clean the box.  This helps avoid your cat being frightened while they are in the box.  In order to help my cats acclimate to the new box, I left their old box next to the PetSafe model.  I also sprinkled crystals in their old box and some of their litter in the new box.  Within minutes my cats were in the new box trying it out.  The first couple of times the cleaning mode ran they cats were a little skittish.  Then they began to watch the cleaning process as if it were some hot new TV show.

The crystals also do a great job of masking any smells.  I never smell their solid waste and only smell their urine when it is time to change the crystals.  I also scoop out their solid waste and stir the crystals (to aide in drying) a couple times a week to help extend the life of the crystals. With my 3 cats the crystals last 2 to 3 weeks.  Changing the tray only requires lifting off the top and sliding the tray into a garbage bag for disposal.  I also purchased a reusable tray, which takes a little more effort cleaning than the disposable trays, but in the long run has already paid for itself compared to the disposables.

Overall, I think this is a great option for the cat lover who hates to clean the litter box (that's all of us, right?).