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Multiple reviews find the S1 Pro’s constant-clean roller mop delivers class-leading mopping, consistently outcleaning pad-style rivals and removing everything from everyday films to baked-on stains while only missing a narrow strip along some baseboards.
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Dried stain tests now show the S1 Pro at or near the top of the pack, scrubbing away stuck-on messes like coffee, grape juice, and baked-on sauces within a few passes and leaving hard floors looking fully clean.
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Owners report that the UniClean dock automatically washes and dries the S1 Pro’s roller after runs, cycling fresh and dirty water so the roller looks nearly new and greatly reducing day-to-day manual scrubbing of the mop system.
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So far the S1 Pro consistently returns to its UniClean dock, where auto-emptying, roller washing, drying, and tank refilling run without failed cycles in testing, making dock-related issues rare in day-to-day use.
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Across tests the S1 Pro performs exceptionally on hard floors, sweeping up nearly all cat litter and other everyday debris in single passes and rarely leaving visible trails, making it a standout for crumb- and grit-prone homes.
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The active binocular camera and structured-light system give the S1 Pro excellent obstacle avoidance, with lab tests and real homes showing it reliably recognizing and steering around common clutter while still letting sensitivity be tuned for pet hair and other tricky debris.
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Between its automated dock, strong mapping, and self-cleaning mop system, owners find the S1 Pro relatively easy to live with, needing mainly to empty dirty tanks and run occasional maintenance.
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Reviewers view the S1 Pro as an unusually forward-thinking design, combining a front-mounted lidar, constant-clean roller mop, and multi-function dock in ways that push the robot-vacuum category toward a new mopping-focused standard.
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Reviews describe the S1 Pro’s liquid system as sophisticated, with separate clean and dirty tanks, automatic detergent dosing, and ozonated water feeding the roller so floors are washed with fresh solution while used water is captured hygienically.
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Reviews now consistently describe the S1 Pro as a sleek, futuristic flagship whose low-profile square robot and tall dock, with translucent tanks and LED accents, stand out visually from typical turret-style rivals while still looking attractive in a home.
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Reviewers highlight that relocating the lidar to the robot’s front keeps the S1 Pro unusually low in height, letting it glide under many sofas and cabinets that taller turret-style bots miss and reducing how often it gets hung up on furniture.
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Owners and tests report that the S1 Pro’s roller mop leaves very little streaking or sticky residue, producing a uniform, polished finish and tracking far less mess than pad-style mops even in demanding smear tests.
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Reviewers report that the S1 Pro maps quickly and then follows efficient, orderly paths, covering medium-size floor plans in well under an hour with few missed spots and accurate room splits for targeted cleaning.
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On hard floors the S1 Pro provides excellent overall cleaning, combining its roller mop and suction to remove fine dust and everyday debris and leave smooth surfaces looking freshly cleaned.
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The HydroJet system is framed as unusually hygiene-focused, using ozonated water and active roller scrubbing to help sanitize hard floors and lift embedded grime more thoroughly than many standard robot mops.
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Taken together, recent reviews portray the S1 Pro as Eufy’s ambitious flagship: an innovative, all-in-one robot that pairs strong suction, a standout roller mop, and advanced navigation, making it one of the best choices for mostly hard-floor homes despite average carpet cleaning and some extra dirty-water maintenance.
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Reviewers find the S1 Pro’s dock reliably empties typical dust and debris from the on-board bin into a high-capacity bag while its self-contained wash tray keeps most of the dirty water and gunk inside the system, so owners mainly see light dirt buildup at the front lip.
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Battery performance is generally strong, and the S1 Pro’s faster-than-previous charging lets it get back to cleaning more quickly between large jobs, improving whole-home coverage.
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Although the S1 Pro has a front camera for navigation and manual driving, it does not offer a live video feed in the app, reducing the privacy concerns associated with internet-connected vacuum cameras.
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Thanks to its low profile and front-mounted lidar, the S1 Pro can slide under many sofas and cabinets that block turret-style robots, improving coverage in tight, low-clearance spaces.
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With roughly 8,000 Pa of suction, the S1 Pro delivers strong day-to-day pickup, though recent tests confirm that its smaller roller leaves it only average on carpet compared with the very strongest deep-cleaning flagships.
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Reviewers appreciate the S1 Pro’s LED headlight and status rings, which illuminate when the mop is down and give the robot and dock a futuristic, easy-to-read look in low light.
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In everyday use the S1 Pro maneuvers smoothly around furniture and rarely bumps into objects, favoring gentle avoidance and careful steering over aggressive edge-contact cleaning.
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The S1 Pro’s app is seen as reliable and straightforward, offering solid mapping, virtual boundaries, and mode controls without overwhelming options, though it still lacks some advanced routines and smart-home integrations found on a few rival flagships.
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The S1 Pro automatically lifts its roller when it senses carpet and usually keeps small rugs dry, but thicker carpets still benefit from no-mop zones and some users report brief contact at edges or occasional mapping glitches.
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The S1 Pro generally resists clogging in normal use but can plug its airflow path when subjected to extreme amounts of fluffy debris, such as tightly packed cotton balls, beyond typical household conditions.