The concept of this mop is excellent. In order to offer a thorough review I am going to break it down into cons and pros. Pros: 1. Dual tanks: As opposed to other mops, like the Spinwave mop, this mop comes with dual tanks. This idea is great because there is a tank with clean water continuosly providing water to the roller while the other tank collects the dirty water created as the mop cleans your floor. This is a major plus because you are no longer spreading the dirt all around your floors. 2. Three rollers: The fact that 3 rollers are included it makes it really easy to continue using this mop even if one roller is out of service because it's drying. 3. Light weight: The mop is light in weight and it's easy to maneuver throughout my hardwood floors. 4. Built-in Screen: It's nice to have a screen that displays the battery percent remaining as you mop the floors. As it goes down it kind of rushes you to finish the job. LOL 5. Mop and vacuum cleaner combined: This thing can mop and vacuum at the same time. It's great if you want to go straight into mopping without vacuuming. Down side to this is that you will have to clean the dirty water tank and it's not fun. Cons: 1. Price: At $400, I think this mop is too expensive. I was lucky enough to get it when it was on sale for a fraction of the cost. At the price point I bought it, it's a steal. 2. Edges cannot be mopped: This mop will not be able to mop the edges around your house due to how the mop was designed. It leaves about 1 cm or 2 of the hardwood unmopped. I haven't seen a real issue with this but I know some people get upset about this. I have a Roomba J7+ that vacuums the edges real well so I am not really worried about it. Plus, the edges do not get really dirty, it's not a high traffic area. 3. Small tanks: While the concept of dual tanks is awesome, their size is really not. If you are planning to mop around 1,500 Sq. Ft at a time you may have to refill the clean water tank and also discard the water in the dirty water tank at least once. 4. Cleaning the dirty water tank: This mop offers the dual feature of vacuuming and mopping all at once. It's great if you don't want to vacuum before mopping but just keep in mind that YOU will be the one responsible for cleaning the dirty water tank. The tank can get really nasty and you may not like what you see. Thankfully I have a Roomba and I always let it vacuum first before I mop. 5. Battery life: I put this as a con because the battery only lasts for about 35 minutes. If you are wanting to mop a house that is 2,500 Sq. Ft or higher you have to take a long break to let this thing charge again. I would definitely suggest this company to add a bigger battery or offer a fast charging station like Ego does. It would be nice to get back to cleaning within an hour as opposed to waiting for at least 5 full hours.

I've had this vacuum for a couple of weeks and it's been great! Putting it together couldn't be easier, all you have to do is insert the handle and that's it! Roller, filter and everything is already installed, just remove a little piece of cardboard from the roller and you're good to go! It's recommended for you to charge it before the first use, setting the charging station is literally just plugging in the AC adapter and setting the vacuum on the base. Vacuuming my 1000sqft condo is a breeze, I refill the clean water container twice, and the dirty water container once and when I'm done I still have about 50% or more battery left. It feels lighter than my previous vacuum, Shark Vortex pro, as the roller practically pulls the vacuum for you and it is very easy to maneuver as well. Only thing i'm going to miss from the Shark was being able to use it as a hand vacuum to vacuum my couch but I can just get a hand vac for that. Cleaning the dirty water container couldn't be easier, just pull it out, empty the water in to the toilet, rinse the dirty water container, rinse the filter and let the filter out to dry for at least 24 hours. Once you're done vacuuming I recommend setting it on the base and doing the self cleaning cycle, takes about 2 minutes and then you can empty the dirty water container so you don't have to do it twice. It comes with 3 rollers, one installed and 2 extras, it also comes with an extra filter as well so you're set for about a year or longer before you need to buy another roller and filters. The cleaning solution will last a while too, but that depends on your home size. One cap full is all you need to start vacuuming. I would definitely recommend the vacuum, makes "mopping" and sweeping a lot easier and less time consuming.

I have been using this for a few days and I love it. I'm always liking to try new cleaning tools so when I saw this I had to have it. I previously had another machine that was similar but it had to be plugged in, and it was sort of heavy and a pain to get out. I wanted something that would be easier to use so that I would be more inclined to actually use it. This unit fits the bill for me. I got rid of all my spray mops and spin mops and my big heavy cleaner because this does it all, and it's cordless. I use this mainly on my hardwood floors which are my foyer, and hallways downstairs, plus my big kitchen, mudroom, bathroom and sunroom. I have tile in my laundry room but it's sort of textured and it really did not seem to do much on that. I think this does better on flat surfaces. This puts water down but it much spray out on the brush roll because it does not use a lot...in other words my floor is not soaked with water, it washes and sucks up the water all in one sweep. I don't have to lift up the brush roll to suck up all the water. Also it works automatically and I don't have to press a button to spray the water or anything. It's a no brainer. You have a high setting and an auto setting. Simple! When you are done cleaning you put it on the charging base and perform a cleaning cycle so it keeps the inside of the machine clean. While it says the machine is self cleaning, you are not done after you do the self clean. You then have to remove the brush roll and there is some dirt in the crevices under the piece that covers the brush roll. I wipe that off with a paper towel and then rinse the brush roll. The clean cycle really does a good job of cleaning the brush roll though because while there might be a hair or lint on the roll, when I rinsed it out in my white sink there is no dirty water running from it. There are two brush rolls so I could put a fresh dry one on and then there is a little tray to put the other one to dry. The brush roll pulls off easily and seems to stay in places with a magnet as well as the cover that covers the roll. It's super easy though to take apart and I did not even have to read the instructions. The top has a ring that goes from red to blue to show you when it's clean. My floors rarely showed any red because I do not have huge messes but it still pulled out tons of dirt and debris. My floors have little spaces between some of the boards and this thing must be pulling the lint and dirt out of there because I saw tons of stuff in the dirty water tank even though my floors do not have any visible dirt on them. I feel like it's getting stuck on dirt and the best part is that it leaves my floor barely damp. This floor washer talks to you which is nice. It's not completely necessary but I like it. You can turn that feature off if you don't like it. One thing I like that I guess is new compared to older models is that it has one edge that cleans right up to the baseboards. I've also noticed if you go up to an edge with the front of it that it cleans right up to the edge and will grab any dust bunnies that might be hanging around. I love the soft brush roll because it's gentle on my wood and won't scratch it, but wish they would add a special roll that might work better on uneven tile and get into deeper grout lines. This is great for flat hardwood floors but do not think it will get into grout. When I tried it in the laundry room as I mentioned it did not seem like the brush roll was making contact much. It's not a big deal because my laundry room is small and I just bought this for the hardwood floors, but still it would be nice to have the option. The dirty water tank could be easier to clean. There is a filter for the air and then a sort of screen inside. You can pull the top off but all those pieces are separate and while functional it could be easier to use. The clean water tank is well designed and easy to fill although I did spill the cleaner the first time. It comes with a cap that you fill and add to the tank but the opening is small so it's easy to splash or miss. Maybe it could use a funnel to make it easier to fill. Still it's not hard to use, once you get the hang of it. One thing that I felt was silly was the wifi function. I can not understand the point of the wifi, I did try to connect it but think it was too far from my router and it would not connect. I did not bother further with it because I'm not sure why I need it. I did not see any value as I'm not going to be using an app while washing my floors. It's not like it's a robot so to me this feature is overkill and probably is costly and I'd rather they lower the price and leave this off... Overall I love this. It does the job of my spin mop, my big floor cleaner and every spray mop and hardly takes up much room. It has a long enough cord that I can keep it in my front hall closet and the thin cord can go out under the door and plug in next to the closet where I have an outlet. Thanks for reading my review

I just bought the Tineco Floor One S5 Extreme and after being able to use it firsthand, I'm excited to share my thoughts with you as it has exceeded my expectations. I got to say goodbye to the hassle of storing and dealing with spray mops and bulky vacuum cleaners because this handles it all! From mopping and vacuuming to self-cleaning, it's a game-changer. Plus, it has a cordless design with an impressive 35-minute runtime. It’s “iLoop Smart Sensor Technology” is like having a cleaning expert at your fingertips. This allows it to automatically detect messes and adjusts suction power, roller speed, and water flow according to how small or how big the mess is. It has 3 cleaning modes to choose from: suction-only, regular or Max mode for tough messes. It has enhanced edge cleaning technology that effortlessly tackles corners, and prepare to be amazed by its ability to extract dirt and debris from hard to reach areas without over saturating the floor. Seemingly “clean” floors yield surprising amounts of grime in the dirty water tank—even sizable messes are no match for its impressive suction power. After cleaning, dock the device on the charging base and by the push of a button, start the self cleaning cycle which ensures the brush roll stays spotless for the next use. The device's interactive features add to its appeal, with communication during operation that you can turn on or off. The gentle brush roll protects wood floors from scratches, and the thoughtful design details like a color-changing ring and WiFi connectivity adds to its convenience. If you're seeking a versatile, efficient, light weight and space-saving cleaning solution for hardwood floors, the Tineco Floor One S5 Extreme is the answer. Its exceptional performance has simplified my cleaning routine and delivered outstanding results. 10/10 definitely recommend.

I enjoy using this vacuum mop on our floors downstairs. Its especially good for spills/localized messes since the battery normally lasts for about 2 rooms (~300 sqft). I don't feel like the floor shines or looks as nice as when I use a traditional style mop, and it can't clean hard to access areas like baseboards/under the kitchen counters. But it does work and has made our cleaning routine a lot lighter and faster. I'll probably still break out the mop for deep cleans, but this does the job for regular cleaning. We do enjoy the self-cleaning feature. The roller inside doesnt seem to be getting much of a smell to it after ~2 months of using. The dirty water chamber is also easy to take out and dump/clean. We normally press the self-clean button after each use, it spins the roller then has you empty & clean the dirty water and the pipe connecting it, which I just wipe down with a paper towel or disinfecting wipe.