Roborock F25 Ultra vs Tineco Floor One Stretch S6
Get the Tineco Floor One Stretch S6. Unless your kitchen floor sees grease and sticky spills — then the F25 Ultra's steam and hot water are worth the extra.
Roborock F25 Ultra
The one for greasy kitchens: steam and hot-water modes, strong mopping, powered wheels and automatic detergent. Heavy, and the hot modes cut the battery short.
Tineco Floor One Stretch S6
Lies completely flat to clean under sofas and beds, and washes and dries its own roller with hot water and air. Fiddly to fill, and only so-so at dry crumbs.
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Both lie flat to reach under furniture. The Tineco costs a lot less, is lighter and runs longer; the F25 Ultra mops better than almost anything else and adds steam and hot water for grease.
- —You have a busy kitchen with grease and sticky spills.
- —You want the best mopping you can get.
- —You'd like it to add detergent by itself.
- —You want to spend a lot less.
- —You carry it up and down stairs.
- —You want longer cleans on one charge.
Key differences
Pros and cons
- +Steam and hot-water modes
- +Excellent mopping
- +Powered wheels and auto detergent
- −Heavy to lift, and there's no carry handle.
- −Steam and hot-water modes run for only about 15 to 25 minutes.
- −The mop doesn't quite cover the full width of the head.
- −Not for carpet.
- +Lies flat under furniture
- +Washes and dries its own roller
- +Up to 40 minutes
- −The clean-water tank is tricky to fill.
- −Not as strong on dry debris as on wet mess.
- −At around 4.4 kg it's heavier than it looks to carry upstairs.
Ready to choose?
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How we reached this verdict
We compared independent expert reviews with the manufacturer's specifications, then checked it's sold at a major retailer where you live. We don't test products ourselves.
Sources: Trusted Reviews, TechRadar, Vacuum Wars, manufacturer specifications.