Tineco Vacuums
Tineco has 16 vacuums on The Vacuum List, across 2 machine types, priced from ~$169 to ~$849, 9 of which also mop. The flagship of the lineup is the Tineco Floor One S9 Artist Pro. Compare the full lineup below.
Tineco belongs to the Ecovacs Group, the Suzhou robot-vacuum maker, as a wholly owned subsidiary, and it is where Ecovacs puts its cordless sticks and wet-dry floor washers. The business traces back to 1998 and a single vacuum cleaner; its first smart vacuum arrived in 2018 and its first smart floor washer in 2019, and by 2023-24 a market research firm ranked it the top-selling brand of household wet-dry vacuums worldwide. The thread through the models listed here is iLoop, a dirt sensor that raises suction and water when it detects a mess and shows a ring that turns from red to blue when the floor is clean.
Most of the Tineco models listed here are floor washers, which vacuum and mop hard floors in one pass and rinse their own roller at the dock. The iFloor 5 Breeze Complete at $300 is the basic version with no display or app. The Floor One S5 at $350 is the long-running default, the Stretch S6 at $300 folds flat to about 5 inches to reach under beds and sofas, the S7 Stretch Ultra at $599 adds a bigger tank and a hotter roller wash, and the S9 Artist Steam at $749 adds steam for dried-on grease. The cordless sticks run from the Pure One S15 Essentials at $169 and the Pure One S11 at $179 to the Pure ONE Station 5 at $459, whose dock cleans the brushroll, tube, filter and bin, not just the bin.
Owners agree the washers do the core job: S5 owners describe dried milk, tracked mud and cereal coming up in one pass, and Stretch S6 owners say floors under furniture finally get mopped. The upkeep is the catch. S5 owners say the dirty-water tank smells if it is not rinsed after every session and a gunked float sensor triggers false tank-full stops; Stretch S6 owners report its slim dirty tank reading full at about a quarter and halting the clean. Among the sticks, S11 owners praise how quiet it is and how well iLoop stretches the battery, while Station 5 owners say its suction falls short on thick carpet.
Every Tineco model listed here carries a 2-year warranty, but S5 owners describe paying shipping on warranty repairs and S11 owners say claims go more smoothly through authorized dealers, so buy where returns are easy. The floor washers are for sealed hard floors only; none of them is meant for carpet or rugs.
Sources: europeanbusinessmagazine.com, en.wikipedia.org, vulcanpost.com

Best for Large hard-floor areas where runtime matters more than steam
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Tineco · Hard Floor Washer
~$749
Tineco Floor One S9 Artist Steam
- Suction
- 22,000 Pa
- Runtime
- 75 min
- Filter
- HEPA
- Carpet
- Hard floor
- Pet hair
Best for Hard-floor owners who want steam-level deep cleaning, not just mopping
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Tineco · Hard Floor Washer
~$699
Tineco Floor One S9 Master
- Suction
- 23000 Pa
- Runtime
- 65 min
- Carpet
- Hard floor
- Pet hair
Best for Buyers who want an S9-series washer under $700
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Tineco · Hard Floor Washer
~$599
Tineco Floor One S7 Stretch Ultra
- Suction
- 21000 Pa
- Runtime
- 50 min
- Filter
- HEPA
- Carpet
- Hard floor
- Pet hair
Best for Hard-floor homes wanting a bigger water tank than the base S7
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Tineco · Hard Floor Washer
~$599
Tineco Floor One S7 Master
- Suction
- 23000 Pa
- Runtime
- 65 min
- Carpet
- Hard floor
- Pet hair
Best for Buyers who want S9 Master suction without paying for FlashDry
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Best for Large homes that want a high-suction stick with long runtime
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Tineco · Cordless Stick
~$459
Tineco Pure ONE Station 5
- Suction
- 175 AW
- Runtime
- 70 min
- Filter
- 12-stage filtration
- Carpet
- Hard floor
- Pet hair
Best for Low-maintenance households that hate cleaning their vacuum
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Best for Mid-budget buyers wanting 200 AW under $400
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Tineco · Hard Floor Washer
~$350
Tineco Floor One S5
- Runtime
- 35 min
- Filter
- HEPA
- Noise
- 78 dB
- Carpet
- Hard floor
- Pet hair
Best for Budget pick for homes with mostly hard floors and daily messes
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Tineco · Hard Floor Washer
~$349
Tineco Floor One S6 Master
- Suction
- 20000 Pa
- Runtime
- 45 min
- Carpet
- Hard floor
- Pet hair
Best for Smaller hard-floor homes on a washer budget
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Tineco · Cordless Stick
~$329
Tineco Pure One A50S
- Runtime
- 70 min
- Filter
- 6-stage HEPA
- Noise
- 70 dB
- Carpet
- Hard floor
- Pet hair
Best for Allergy-conscious buyers who want a big bin under $350
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Tineco · Hard Floor Washer
~$300
Tineco Floor One Stretch S6
- Runtime
- 40 min
- Filter
- HEPA
- Noise
- 80 dB
- Carpet
- Hard floor
- Pet hair
Best for Hard-floor homes with lots of low furniture to clean under
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Tineco · Hard Floor Washer
~$300
Tineco iFloor 5 Breeze Complete
- Runtime
- 35 min
- Filter
- HEPA
- Weight
- 9.5 lbs
- Carpet
- Hard floor
- Pet hair
Best for Budget-focused hard-floor households new to wet-dry washers
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Tineco · Cordless Stick
~$299
Tineco Pure ONE S30
- Suction
- 150 AW
- Runtime
- 65 min
- Filter
- 6-Stage HEPA Filtration
- Carpet
- Hard floor
- Pet hair
Best for Pet owners wanting a mid-tier Tineco stick with strong filtration claims
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Tineco · Cordless Stick
~$179
Tineco Pure One S11
- Suction
- 130 W
- Runtime
- 40 min
- Filter
- HEPA
- Carpet
- Hard floor
- Pet hair
Best for Hard-floor homes that want smart auto-suction on a budget
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~$169
Tineco Pure One S15 Essentials
- Runtime
- 40 min
- Filter
- 5-Stage Filtration
- Noise
- 78 dB
- Carpet
- Hard floor
- Pet hair
Best for Budget-conscious pet owners who want Tineco's sensor tech without the Pro price
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Which Tineco floor washer should I buy, the S5 or the Stretch S6?▾
Owners say the Stretch S6 is worth the step up if you have low beds, sofas or kitchen toe-kicks, because it lies flat and keeps suction while it does. The S5 cannot lie flat, so it leaves those areas dirty. The trade is that the S6's slim dirty-water tank fills sooner and interrupts longer sessions.
What does Tineco's iLoop sensor do?▾
iLoop reads how much dirt is passing through the machine and raises suction, and on the washers water flow, when it finds a mess, then drops back on clean floor. A ring on the display turns red over dirt and blue when the area is clean. S11 owners say it makes the battery last closer to its rating.
Can Tineco floor washers clean carpet or rugs?▾
No. Tineco's Floor One, Stretch and iFloor washers are built for sealed hard floors such as tile, vinyl plank and sealed hardwood, and owners note they will not even handle a bath mat. Homes with carpet still need a separate vacuum, and Tineco's Pure One sticks fill that role.