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the Nieto bought back d5 connected sits right in the middle of nito's robot vacuum line up as you might expect it comes with some features not included on the company's budget d3 model for instance it has a higher capacity battery to clean a larger area between charges it has a side brush and an improved filter to to capture more dirt and like all of nito's connected series vacuums it links to your home Wi-Fi so you can control it with a handy mobile app it comes in at a reasonable $5.99 and the app is pretty cool too here's how you use before you jump in though consider these issues this vacuum doesn't handle pet hair as well as other robot vacuums you can't control it with Amazon's Alexa voice assistant either and it doesn't have special cleaning modes or generate coverage maps of the area it cleans in your house the neato bot vac d5 offers plenty of robot vacuum for the price but if you're going to spend $600 on a vacuum you might as well spend 100 hours of extra and get nito's top-of-the-line product that cleans a lot better and has lots more cool smart features