Tineco - Pure One S11 Dual - Cordless Stick Vacuum with iLoop Smart Sensor Technology - Gray

Convenient, works pretty well. The only issue is with shaggy rugs it doesn’t really do as well as a full size vacuum but that’s to be expected. Unfortunately the battery can’t be charged separate from the body so that’s shooting but Overall good value for the price compared to other brands.

Love, love, love this cordless vacuum. Love the technology behind this, not only does it look sleek, stylish, futuristic, and fun? That’s right, I look forward to vacuuming whenever I can. This vacuum has incredible suction and works extremely well on any floor type. Hit the one touch button, and it adjusts between different floor types.

Love it! The battery is great, I've never enjoyed sweeping/vacuuming until now. Highly recommend for quick cleanup sessions!

Nice and quiet. Works well so far after a few weeks.

Man, where do I begin? Let's start by saying so far, this is one well engineered cordless vacuum I've ever used. Currently in our house is an older Dyson which is corded and big so it sits in the corner most of the time. We also have a Dyson Omni-glide we I absolutely loved until I got this Tineco. The Omni-glide is awesome, light and powerful to do quick cleaning, but the battery and dirt capacity is not the greatest. This Tineco, that is $100 cheaper, comes with so many attachments that I don't think there's nothing it can't tackle. The only thing it doesn't come with but the manual says you can buy, is a flexible extension hose which I think I would use. The main unit comes apart in 3 pieces which I like because this would make future cleaning or repairs more simple. The battery, canister and then the main motor. I really like the battery is a separate attachment unlike the Dyson, which I know will make replacement a lot easier in the future. Also this would make switching out batteries for extended use a plus. Again, my Dyson does not have this option. There is even a place for an extra battery charger on the wall mount dock as well as a place to store 3 small accessory attachments. Perfect. The vacuum has an led display that shows signals if a brush roller is tangled, if an air channel is blocked, dust sensor malfunction and wifi signal. That leads to the app. The vacuum has an app which I didn't really need. But just have adjustments on your phone might be handy to some. The vacuum itself seems powerful enough to handle most situations. While using it in my house, I didn't run across anything that gave it trouble. I really love the auto switch on the trigger that is easy to flip and will keep the vacuum running without having to constantly pressing the trigger. I love it. One of the craziest things this unit came with, and I had to do a little reading to even understand, is an attachment to help clean the filter. You stick the attachment on with the filter in it and the vacuum sucks out all the dirt in the filter. Awesome. Also comes with 2 filters, love that. The only real negative that I can see is that the unit itself is a little heavy. I think this is because of the battery, hence the long run time. But if someone who might be elderly or have weaker hand strength, this could be a problem. Especially trying to push through thick heavy carpet. Other than this, I highly highly recommend this vacuum. It is the best I've owned to date. And it looks awesome.

The Tineco Pure One S11 Cordless Vacuum cleaner comes well packed with instructions for assembly printed on the box. It’s packed very efficiently and in a way that protects all the contents from any damage. It comes with 2 full size heads (brush and soft roller), an accessory brush, dusting brush, crevice tool, a pre-filter cleaning tool, one battery and a wall-mounted docking station with charger. Changing the accessories and full size heads is almost foolproof, as there is only one way they can attach. It’s easy to remove the brushes for cleaning. I have about half and half hard surface floors and carpet. One of my full size corded vacuum cleaners has a brush head and the other has a soft roller. They work equally well on hard surfaces and carpet. I found that when using the Tineco vacuum cleaner I had to switch heads between floor types. When I used the soft roller on the carpet, it only picked up small objects lying on top and didn’t deep clean. When I used the brush head on a hard surface, it was very noisy and would suck up the corners of the floor mats and rugs. I have fairly thick carpeting, and the Tineco vacuum cleaner/full size brush head combination did not clean my carpets as well as the corded vacuum cleaners do. Because the bottom end is lightweight, it just bounced and jerked along the top of the carpet and didn’t get good traction. But the LED lights are very bright and they allowed me to see dust that had gone unnoticed for a long time. Because it’s cordless and flexible it can get to places that a corded vacuum cleaner can’t. The Tineco vacuum has very good suction. When vacuuming the mats in the truck with the small accessory brush, the suction was almost too strong, causing it to grab on and not let go. A fairly strong current of air blows out the right side of the appliance when in use. It’s not noticeable when used with a full sized attachment and several feet off the floor. But when attached to a small accessory and close to the floor, the air current would sometimes blow the dust/debris out of the way before it could be sucked up. I found that I was chasing the dirt across the floor. The appliance with the small brush accessory attached is moderately heavy at 4.5 pounds. That's acceptable when using it on horizontal surfaces like car mats and upholstery, but it can be heavy to hold unsupported to vacuum curtains, etc. Per the manufacturer, the ring on the color LED screen changes from red to blue as the floor is cleaned. Red indicates that debris is detected and blue indicates no debris (clean). The suction and roller speed adjust to the size of the mess to prolong battery life. If the user sees red, they need to keep vacuuming until the light turns blue. In real life, what I found was that the indicator was often slightly red due to it trying to suck up the carpet and rugs - not because they were dirty. Maintenance seems to be excessive, but apparently necessary. The dustbin and mesh filter need to be cleaned after every use. When indicated, the pre-filter has to be removed and cleaned with the cleaning tool. The cleaning tool vacuums the filter. A word of advice - be sure and remove the pre-filter over a waste basket because a lot of the dust is going to fall off of the filter when it's pulled out. The extensive cleaning is probably necessary because the dustbin has a dust sensor and if there is left over dust in the bin, it doesn’t properly reflect current dust conditions. This vacuum has an app, but using the app isn't a requirement. The app monitors the filters and the battery level and provides a report of how much dust it sucked up and how long the vacuum has been in use. The battery level can also be monitored with the light bars on the side of the battery. Since my corded vacuum cleaners do a superior job on the carpets, I can see myself using the Tineco cordless vac to clean the kitchen floor, do a quick pick-up of spills, clean the car mats and maybe dust the blinds. The dusting brush did a nice job of cleaning the computer keyboard with just the right amount of suction. My biggest problem with the Tineco vacuum unit is the battery charging design. The only way to charge the battery is on the wall mounted docking station that is plugged into an electrical outlet. That could be convenient in that the battery charges while the appliance is docked, so in theory should always be charged up and ready for use. But the design doesn’t work for me. I had planned to store the appliance and all the attachments in my storage closet. However, the closet doesn’t have an electrical outlet. I don't have any available wall space in the house or the garage that is suitable for hanging the docking station with the appliance and attachments, even if I had to run an extension cord to an outlet. To charge the battery to test the appliance I had to lay the 18 inch docking station on the kitchen counter for a few hours. I really don’t want to have to do that every time it needs to be charged. That aspect of the design will make this vacuum cleaner unusable for me unless I can find a solution. For my situation, a much better design is one where the battery is removed from the appliance for charging and taken to a small, separate, easy-to-store, external charging station. In that senario, the appliance and accessories can be stored in any closet, regardless of the availability of electricity. However, if your home has the proper setup with a plug just where you need it, the docking station design works well and it is easy to slip the appliance into the docking station for charging and storage.

Wow, I have never heard of Tineco and they just came out of nowhere and exceeded all my expectations on this stick vac. I have a LG Stick Vac and this one out performs it in many ways. In the box comes the handheld vac unit, numerous attachments and the non-adjustable wand. Setting it up couldn't have been any easier. The iLoop Smart Tech was a game changer for me coming from my LG stick vac. Love the Blue LED ring while cleaning up and turning red on areas that still need to be cleaned. Then turns blue when done. App is pretty simplistic and I only use it to view my battery life. It also shows runtime and filter life and gives reminders to clean them. Mounting it is easy though I was spoiled by LGs stand alone movable dock. I don't really like to have it mounted in just 1 area, but I got over it rather quickly. It comes with all the hardware required for you to get it set up. Performance was top notch! Tineco blew me away here. Cleaning not only tiled floors, but also hardwood and carpet! The 2 different rollers are great and they both have LED headlights to see where your going! I miss that feature since my LG didn't have them. Though the soft roller is great on hardwood/tile flooring, it is also GREAT on my leather couches. No harm to them nor faint streaking/cuts at all. The trigger lock is great for cleaning up larger areas to avoid a finger cramp. Tineco made it easy to keep both your vac filter and the HEPA filter clean. They included an ingenious attachment that you put in your vacuum filter in and turn it on to clean it! There is even a spare filter in the attachment too. Battery life is great as well though it does take a few hours to charge. It cleaned my 1800+sq ft house AND my mom's 1950sq ft house on the same charge and still had over 60% battery life left. If need be, there is a place on the top of the wall mount to store/charge an extra battery if you choose to get one. With all the attachments included, there is nowhere this vac cannot clean. So far I used it in 2 houses, hardwood and tile flooring, carpets, leather and fabric couches, counter tops, beds and blankets and also my car! I highly recommend this stick vacuum to all!

This arrived neatly packed with fitted cardboard. The box was damaged on a corner, but the excellent packing kept everything nice and safe. Opening the box showed a quick start on the inner flap. Assembly was very easy - they even included anchors to mount the caddy. The main unit slips into the caddy and is charged there. It comes with 2 powered floor brushes - one for hard floors, and one more suited for carpet. Also has crevice tool, small brush, and filter cleaning attachment with spare filter. After charging, I snapped together the pieces and began a practical test. All I can say is "wow". I used it in the "Auto" mode. The suction on "Auto" is quite adequate, and picked up well - even pet hair. The run time is good as well - I used for nearly 20 minutes and the power level was only down 1/3. I can see maybe 45 minutes run time. There is a "Max" setting which really cranks the vacuum up. This would be good for deep cleaning on carpet, but will also discharge the battery quicker. It has a display that shows functions / errors. Then there is a blue ring around the outside that will change slowly to red, indicating the filter needing cleaning. All this information - including battery level - can also be accessed through the Tineco app. Keeping filters clean make a vacuum much more efficient. So, I went through the disassembly and cleaning of the filters and vacuum housing. Suffice it to say, it is quite straightforward, and the filters are easy to clean. Overall, I am very impressed with performance, ease of assembly and cleaning, numerous attachments, etc. I highly recommend