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Litter-Robot 4

Updated 2026-07-291 min read2 sources cited
PS8.0/10

Ranked #1 of 3 in Best Self-Cleaning Litter Box

Best for large or multiple cats

From $699Approximate — prices change and we do not track them in real time

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Key specifications

Waste drawer capacity
637 cubic inches (~20% more than Litter-Robot 3)
Entryway width
15.75 in — accommodates cats up to 25 lbs
Dimensions
22 in L x 29 in W x 30 in H
Weight (empty)
24 lbs
Control
WiFi + app, adjustable cleaning-cycle delay via weight sensor

Our verdict

The Litter-Robot 4's whole case is capacity: a 637 cubic-inch waste drawer — 20% more than the previous generation — and a 15.75-inch entryway wide enough for Maine Coons and other large breeds. That's the difference between emptying the bin every few days versus every week or two in a multi-cat home. The tradeoff is size and price: at 29 inches tall it needs real floor space, and $699 (plus $100 for the extended warranty most owners add) makes it the most expensive box in this comparison by a wide margin.

How it scores

Each criterion is scored 0-100 from published specs and lab-tested figures in the sources below, then weighted by the fixed formula this category uses. The weights are the same for every product here.

Automation30% of score

90

Capacity25% of score

92

Maintenance Ease20% of score

80

Price Value25% of score

55

Strengths and limitations

Pros

  • Largest waste drawer in this comparison at 637 cubic inches, meaning fewer trips to empty it
  • 15.75-inch entryway accommodates large breeds like Maine Coons up to 25 lbs
  • Uses standard clumping litter rather than a proprietary consumable

Cons

  • At $699 (plus $100 for the extended warranty most owners add), the most expensive box in this comparison
  • 29 inches tall and requires real floor space — not a fit for tight apartments
  • Its size can make it difficult to find a spot for in a crowded home

Where this product appears

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Sources: Petful (Litter-Robot 4 review) (2026) · LitterBoxLab (Litter-Robot 4 review) (2026)Last checked by Picksights 2026-07-29