TinecoFloor ONE S5 Smart Cordless Wet Dry Vacuum Cleaner and Mop for Hard Floors, Digital Display, Long Run Time, Great for Sticky Messes and Pet Hair, Space-Saving Design, Blue

I've had this machine nearly a year, so here's my experience.First, I live in a large house with what feels like about an acre of floor tile. I have an average-sized foyer with a hallway leading into a large kitchen with attached dinette area, going back through another hallway into a powder room. Plus - a first-floor laundry room and an oversized bathroom in the first-floor master suite. Upstairs, I have two more average-sized bathrooms.Having to first vacuum all that square footage and then using a bucket and mop for all that tile used to take me around 2 hours - if I was quick. It was hot and sweaty work, and I never really felt the floors were clean using a mop dipped into dirty water.After watching video after video on YouTube - and with Prime day sweetening the deal with a deep discount - I took the plunge and bought the 2-in-1 cordless model.It's described as the "BMW" of vacuum mops by reviewers on YouTube, and they're not kidding. Opening the box feels like unpacking a giant iPhone; even the packaging material is top-notch. Every piece of this unit is made with high-quality plastic with rubber seals, ingeniously designed and very well-made. (PRO TIP: take pictures or video with your phone as you unpack - you may need to have to repack it later - I'll explain below.)I now have every square inch of my tile floors vacuumed and cleaned in less than 1/2 hour without breaking a sweat. Every inch is washed with fresh water/cleaning solution, and my floors have never looked or felt cleaner.However, there are some things to know about this machine before you buy it. I won't even call them "cons", just some pointers:1. I wish this came in a corded model. I'd much rather work around a long cord than always having to hustle through the job before it loses its charge. (PRO TIP: move all of your furniture and area rugs off the floor before you start so you can move through the rooms quickly without wasting precious seconds on the battery charge.)2. A full charge lasts me about 24 minutes. BUT - it's important you finish the job before you drop below 20% charge; once you're below 20%, it will not let you do the self-cleaning cycle.3. The self-cleaning cycle. Do not think you're done after the self-cleaning cycle. Like a BMW, this machine is very sensitive with compact parts, and it needs to be THOROUGHLY cleaned by disassembling the wastewater tank, removing the cover and the brush, and washing each part meticulously and wiping down the machine. If it's not squeaky-clean after each use, crap will gunk up REAL fast and start growing mold and mildew.4. Because of the necessary post-cleanup, all the videos and photos showing people standing on a pristine floor using this machine to sweep up spilled cereal or an entire plate of spilled spaghetti are completely insane. Yes, I understand they're just trying to illustrate what the machine can do, but honestly, WHY would you gunk up your machine with spaghetti and sauce when in literally less than one minute you can scoop it all up with a paper towel and spray and wipe the whole area down with Fantastic? Otherwise you'd be spending at least a half-hour cleaning spaghetti out of your machine. DO NOT DO THIS.5. Be aware that it'll take around 4 hours for a full recharge.********SERVICE ALERT**********After not even 12 uses, the machine started to seriously malfunction; while cleaning the floors, it kept slipping into "self-cleaning" mode, shooting cleaning solution everywhere. I had to carefully re-pack the unit and send it back for servicing. They paid the shipping and the cost of the repair, and it was fixed and returned within about 10 days. Knock on wood, it's been working well ever since.FINAL THOUGHTS:I'll be honest, even if this thing lasted only 1 year and I had to keep buying a new one every year, for me it would still be worth it. Cleaning the floors with this machine is a joy, my floors have never been cleaner, and the cleanup afterward, once you get the hang of it, really takes only about 5 minutes or so.This is a definite BUY!

For reference : I live in CA and my house is only 1,200 sq. feet. We have brand new LVP (which, if you have them, you understand how finicky they are with what’s “allowed” to be used on them), and my greatest motivation: a backyard without grass (mud and a garden) and a new German Shepherd puppy.I was at my wit’s end trying to keep up with the mud and hair this dog was bringing in daily. I was running my Roomba and Bona Mopping daily. The floors began to lose their shine and luster and layers and layers of silt and mud slowly became layered on top of my beautiful floor. I could not keep up with it!Alas, I reached out to my girlfriend who has 3 dogs of her own. She recommended the Tineco.I will NEVER live without this again. It changed my life (and I struggle with chronic pain so I’m not being hyperbolic). This thing is a game changer and worth its weight in gold.Best features/pros:- even though I vacuum first (my GSD just sheds too heavily daily to not), it doesn’t have to be great or perfect. In fact, I usually just run the Roomba and then use this. Anyway, the filter system works so well, you cannot really “accidentally” break it with too much hair. The machine will speak to you and alert you to change the dirty water tank and when dumping the dirty water you’ll be amazed at the hair it filtered without clogging!-this thing PIVOTS. I mean PIVOTS. Seems like practically 360 degrees. Your wrists don’t hurt because pivoting it is so smooth.- it is self propelled! No more aching back or pushing a mop and scrubbing super hard! I actually enjoy “driving” this around my house.-it leaves the perfect amount of water on the floor. Not too wet, not too dry. Wet enough to do the job, dry enough so the floors dry quickly-you don’t have to use chemicals or the solution made for it. You can just use plain water if that floats your boat.-it SELF CLEANS. It speaks to you and tells you when to run the self clean, along with when to remove the dirty water or clean water tank.-NO MORE mopping with dirty water - the tanks are separate-cordless. This thing self propels, pivots on a dime, and is cordless. I can now do my floors in under 25 minutes (easily). It used to take over an hour, easily.- it is the FIRST thing I’ve tried that restored my floors to their original state. It took three passes the first time, but now it’s all just maintenance.-lightweight-2 year warranty-gets super close to the wall/furniture-so smooth; glides-sleek, small design can be stored anywhereOnly “cons” I can really think of:- short battery life (I can do my entire 1,200 sq. Foot home if moving quickly before recharging on base). If your house is larger, you will have to break it up.-doesn’t “scrub”. So if there’s something super stuck on the floor, you’ll have to manually wash it, but who cares at this point?- it can leak some dirty water if the tank is full and you pull it backwards too far OR if you don’t clean it when it tells you to/is clogged with hairHonestly, this thing gave me my floors and time back. I don’t even mind using it. It’s very satisfying. This machine sort of reminds me of a carpet cleaner in that you have no idea how dirty the carpet is until you dump the dirty water tank.I keep telling my girlfriends Tineco needs to give me some kick back or a sponsorship deal because since I got mine, I’ve been selling them left and right. Haha. But seriously, the machine sells itself.