roborock F25 Combo Wet Dry Vacuum Cleaner, 5-in-1 Cordless Vacuum for Multi-Surface, 20000Pa Suction, Vanquish Wet and Dry Messes, Self-Cleaning & Drying

This combo helped me a lot. Especially after I got my puppy recently. The weight is suitable and I like its self cleaning function. It can clean all the wet dirt easily and did not leave too much water on the floor. This is great because I have the hardwood floor. The vacuum works fine as well. Make sure you clen the dirty water tank everyday otherwise it will smell bad.

To be fair, I own a Dyson V7 Animal and I love it; so I’m comparing this vacuum to that and I made some assumptions when I ordered it, which may be why I’m not fully impressed. First, the good…the vacuum(s) are well made, come with what you need to use them, and so far, seem to work well.Everyone is going to be looking for different things in their vacuum. For me, the wet/dry vacuum is secondary to the stick vacuum and this is probably why I am a little disappointed. This set really focuses on the wet/dry vacuum. The two vacuums share a “power pack” for lack of a better word that is both the motor and the battery. It detaches from one and attaches to the other to switch vacuums. Makes sense, I guess, and saves money. But the power pack can only be charged on the wet/dry vacuum, not the stick vacuum. One of the things I love most about my Dyson is that it hangs up on the wall charger in my pantry and takes up almost no space. The Roborock set can only be charged by using the floor stand for the wet/dry vacuum, and there is no wall charger option or accessory. And the floor stand takes up a pretty significant amount of space…mostly for a wet/dry vacuum that I may use occasionally, but not often. Other people may feel differently, but for me, I would be much happier if there was an option for a wall-mounted charger for the stick vacuum. If you intended to separate the two vacuums into different rooms or different floors of your house, you’re going to run into an issue since there is only one power pack and one charger.I will also say that the written instructions are not great. Presumably they expect you to go watch their videos, which I find to be a hassle. For example, the written instructions tell you how to change modes from AUTO/MAX/ECO but it doesn’t explain what those modes are or how they are different.Bottom line, it seems to be a well made product that may be the cat’s meow for some people, but could use some improvements in my opinion.

Overall, I’m very impressed with the Roborock Wet Dry Vacuum Mop Combo. The sleek, premium design stands out, making it a stylish addition to any home. The suction power is strong, easily handling both wet and dry messes, and the self-drying feature is a standout. It’s incredibly convenient, as it dries the mop heads after use, preventing odors and bacteria buildup.One thing to note is the shared suction drive and battery unit between the two devices. Switching between the vacuum mop and cordless vacuum requires swapping out the unit, which can be slightly inconvenient. However, the process is quick and simple, and the overall performance more than makes up for it.In conclusion, this vacuum combo offers great value with its powerful cleaning, easy-to-use design, and thoughtful features. Despite the small hassle of switching the battery unit, it’s a fantastic setup for anyone looking to streamline their cleaning routine and cover their needs. Highly recommended for its effectiveness, convenience, and premium feel!

Hands down this is the best vac set I've ever had (and the single most advanced one I've used). This thing is basically two devices in one - a wet vac and a dry vac.Basically, you set up the stand, which plugs in, and the attachments all have places to go, along with the wet and dry vac units themselves. It sits there nicely and will keep charged. When you use either device, gone are the days of tripping over cords (or getting them tangled up in the suction).Basically, you can use one device at any given time. The dry vac is good just for routine maintenance. It is powerful enough and there are attachments to get into those little crevices. My house is entirely tile, so I can't tell you how this works on carpet. My two little furballs shed like crazy, especially in the summer, so the dry vac helps me keep up with that, along with any crumbs and the like.The wet vac is really awesome. It will actually suck up quite a bit because it's not just a wet mop, it's an actual vacuum. There is a roller on it and a water tank. When you turn it on, the roller starts going so you'll feel a pulling sensation as it kind of "helps" you along. It takes a little getting used to, but it's not bad. Everything gets sucked into the dirty water tank. Once you're done, just put the wet vac back on the mount and it will actually do a self-cleaning and drying process (you do have to activate it, but a voice will prompt you to do so, and yes, it does talk to you).There is a cylinder that serves as both the battery and "computer". You need to move this back and forth between the wet and dry vac, which is why you can't use them both at the same time. When storing, keep the cylinder on the wet vac as it makes the dry vac top heavy. Also, once the wet vac moves into self-drying mode, you are okay to take the dirty water tank off and empty it. I would not recommend dumping it into a sink as fur and hair get all in there too (I dump it outside, then rinse it out in the sink).This set has made things so much easier in keeping things clean. I'm absolutely thrilled with it.