Litter-Robot 5 Pro Insights Bundle is $999 — down $152 from its launch price, in the US, as of 6 October 2026, according to Wired. The bundle includes the Litter-Robot 5 Pro with built-in camera, a litter-tracking mat, and waste drawer liners. Free shipping applies to the lower 48 states. A 90-day in-home trial and one-year warranty are standard. No regional pricing is cited for India, Europe, or other markets. And no conversion or speculation is offered. The Litter-Robot EVO Starter Bundle is also discounted: $782, a $50 reduction, and includes waste drawer liners, a litter-trap mat, a bag of litter, and odor traps. Both bundles went live on 6 October 2026, per Wired’s published timestamp. Wired’s reviewer, who has tested “well over a dozen automatic litter boxes from different brands”. Calls the Litter-Robot 4 their personal favorite, even after testing the newer 5 Pro. They praise its intuitive connected app, easy-to-pull waste drawer, top-mounted manual controls, and compact floor footprint. Bundles for the Litter-Robot 4, 5, and EVO all carry a $75 discount, Wired notes, but only the 5 Pro and EVO bundle prices are specified. The reviewer explicitly states they’re “in the process of writing the review” for the Litter-Robot 5, having just tested it. They describe the 5 Pro as visually similar to the 4 but distinguished by its ability to show what’s happening inside and outside the unit via camera feed, a feature they call “seriously impressive”, though they stop short of declaring it superior. The EVO, by contrast, is framed as a streamlined, compact alternative for users who don’t need real-time monitoring. Wired positions Litter-Robot as the originator of the category. “the OG automatic litter box”, and says the brand name has become “synonymous with the concept”. They also note the company makes an automatic pet feeder, which the reviewer has tested and “loved”. No new models beyond the 5 Pro and EVO are announced. No firmware updates, regional launches, carrier partnerships, or software dependencies are mentioned. The promotion is strictly transactional: no subscriptions, no lockouts, no trade-ins. Wired does not state an end date.