Tineco Floor ONE S7 PRO Cordless Wet Dry Vacuum Cleaner

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Needs Improvement

• Hair-wrap prevention / anti-tangle tech
  there's no anti-air tangle
• Self-cleaning cycle effectiveness
  does not have any brush drying which is ridiculous at that price point of $700 there's no brush drying at all
• Solution application
  there's no automatic solution dispenser
• Under-furniture clearance
  there's no lay flat capabilities which is ridiculous again at that price point
• Value-for-money
  at that price point of $700

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What We Loved

• Maneuverability & swivel steering
  self-propulsion makes pushing effortless
• Mopping performance (robotic or wet-dry)
  excellent vacuuming and mopping combo
• Status indicators (battery, bin, filter)
  bright LED display shows mode, water & battery levels
• Suction power (air watts)
  strong suction for hard-floor messes

Just Okay

• Battery runtime / Charging time
  only 40 min per charge
• Water tank capacity
  small water tank requires frequent emptying

Needs Improvement

• Cleaning performance on carpet
  not suitable for carpet
• Weight
  heavy at 21.5 lbs

Tineco Floor One S7 Pro Review 2025

What We Loved

• Aesthetic design & finish
  Sleek wood-grain-look plastic elevates the overall appearance.
• Assembly and Setup
  Ships almost fully assembled; only the handle and accessory holders need attaching.
• Automatic suction adjustment (dirt sensing)
  iLoop Smart Sensor boosts power and shows a red-to-blue dirt ring while cleaning.
• Battery runtime / Charging time
  Ran 43 minutes on Auto with 10 % battery left—exceeds the 40-minute spec.
• Cleaning performance on hard floors
  Removes flour, coffee, Cheerios, and sticky spills in one to four passes.
• Edge-cleaning effectiveness
  Brush roll cleans within 1 cm of walls on either side.
• Filter washability
  Supplied filters rinse clean under water and swap easily—two are included.
• Large-debris pick-up
  Cheerios and similar debris disappear in a single forward or reverse pass.
• LED headlights brightness / usefulness
  Headlight makes dust and spills visible in dim corners.
• Liquid/spill pickup (wet-dry models)
  Suction mode lifts juice, syrup, and muddy water without leaving puddles.
• Maneuverability & swivel steering
  Self-propulsion and swivel head let it pivot easily around furniture.
• Noise level
  70-75 dB across modes—audible but not harsh for a wet-dry vac.
• Self-cleaning mop function
  Quick and Super cycles flush and air-dry the brush, but a full dry still needs air-drying off-dock.
• Status indicators & maintenance alerts
  Screen and voice prompts call out battery, water-tank levels, and self-clean progress.
• Threshold crossing ability
  Glides over tall door thresholds with no snagging.
• User interface/display clarity
  3.6-inch LCD with animated assistant gives clear tutorials and cleaning data.
• Weight
  11.3 lb isn’t feather-light, but self-propulsion prevents arm fatigue.
• Wheel quality
  Large rubber-coated wheels with deep grooves roll smoothly without scuffing floors.

Just Okay

• Dust-bin emptying
  Dirty-water tank must be emptied and scrubbed by hand to avoid odor.
• Filtration quality (HEPA rating, multi-stage)
  Single ‘dry filter’ only; no extra pet-hair or debris filter in the dirty-water tank.

Needs Improvement

• Cleaning performance on carpet
  Unit cannot be used on rugs; hard-floor only.
• Price
  At around $700, it’s one of the most expensive wet-dry vacuums on the market.