Neato Botvac D5 Connected review

Neato released last autumn a middle range robot vacuum called the Botvac D5, which is placed between the entry level D3 and the premium model Connected. Neato D5 works very well on all types of surfaces and although it has a few minor drawbacks, it's actually a pretty good buy. Find out more about this little helper by visiting my blog.

[@RandomVibes505]

Hi can u do same test for roborock s50 please ?

[@BruceNCao]

The damn music is so freaking loud and annoying. I have to turn it up to hear what you are saying, making the music so loud I can't even hear myself think. Can't stand more than 1 minute. Please edit this video.

[@douchebaggins7]

Was going to watch buuutt I didn't. Why the hell would you go to so much trouble to make what looks like a quality video and ruin with that awful music and unlistenable robot voice? 😏

[@swainer8014]

Nice video of the vacuum. The audio (music and "voice") need work.

[@Mimimeshe86]

The rug !! Wheres it from?

[@alecbecker6689]

Also why text to speech? Just use your voice

[@Fantomas-HiTech]

Please remove the music, we can't hear your voice !

[@jasonroberts3819]

Thank for the input! I'll try to make my next videos with a lower volume setting.

[@andyjame951]

*I run the m6 daily, and my floors look awesome🌼 **allabout.wiki/Neato** I wet mop 2 days and dry sweep the rest of the days. When I first got it, I used the included disposable pads. I didn't like them--the dry pad has no depth so if it picks up a chunk of something, like dry cat food, then it pushes it around or drags it around the floor. The wet pad wasn't very absorbent so left streaks and wheel marks.*