I tried Roborock Dyad Pro: Review + Comparison to Original Dyad
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- Опубліковано 31 лип 2024
- Get ready to revolutionize your cleaning routine! Roborock's Dyad Pro is the perfect mix of a robot vacuum and mop, with an upright or stick design that offers enhanced versatility for wet spills, daily care and vacuuming all in one device. To fulfill its promise as one-stop shop for floor maintenance we put it through our tests at home - here’s what we found out about this remarkable hybrid cleaner. Plus get the lowdown on how they compared the new model to its CES 2022 predecessor; you won't want to miss our verdict on whether or not you should add this multi-tasking tool into your household today!
Video Chapters:
0:00 Introduction
1:28 What's new with the Dyad Pro?
2:26 How to setup the Roborock Dyad Pro
2:59 How does the device work?
3:32 Using cleaning solution with Roborock Dyad
3:51 Drying of mopping pads
4:16 Self cleaning cycle
5:10 Dirtect
5:48 Roborock App
6:41 Dyad Pro battery life
7:30 How to use the Dyad Pro
9:47 Overall review
10:44 Puppy Test
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Roborock has redesigned the Dyad Pro in a few notable ways. The cleaner head is bigger and fatter but at the same time the brushes have narrower edges, which allows it to get closer to walls and baseboards, making it more effective at edge cleaning. Dyad Pro can also stand up on its own, while the original could not.
The dirty water tank appears a smidge bigger than the original, and on the inside there’s a substantial redesign to the filter basket. The original had a simple basket to catch hair and debris, while the Pro version adds more metal mesh. It will be interesting to see how this works when I get to testing.
Dyad Pro has an improved charging station that not only cleans but now also dries the vacuum's rollers, a feature that the previous model lacked.
Set up, assembly, installation
Getting ready to clean with this vacuum doesn’t take a whole lot. You do have two assembly tasks; the first is to insert the handle into the top of the vacuum and it just clicks into place. Next, connect the two halves of the stand. Plug it in and let Dyad Pro get charged.
While it’s charging up, let’s dive deeper into the key features, then we’ll run some cleaning tests.
Key Features: Roborock Dyad Pro
The Dyad Pro is heavier and bulkier than a typical stick vacuum, but that’s not a downside because there’s a lot more going on. This product both vacuums and mops at once.
Uses Cleaning solution (soap)
A clean water tank combined with a new cleanser tank adds power to the cleaning, since other similar devices and even the original Dyad only used water. You should get about 20 tanks of water to one tank of cleaner, so you’re not using much.
The user manual for this floor cleaner specifies only it should use cleaning solution approved by Roborock, but I was unable to find a list of what those might be. Since I didn’t have any of Roborock’s own solution, I opted for a gentle all natural floor cleanser I already have on hand.
Cleaning & Drying dock
The new Pro version of the Dyad comes with a dock that serves several purposes; it allows for charging, self-cleaning, and drying of the mopping pads which can help keep musty smells down.
The drying is what’s new here and it takes about three hours for a full dry. The process is mercifully completely silent. You can speed up that drying time to two hours, but it does get a bit louder, but still not enough to disturb you.
After a cleaning task the Dyad Pro will automatically ask you to run a self cleaning cycle. New though: It can now be scheduled, triggered manually via a button, or even activated automatically when the device is docked, depending on your settings. There are two modes for self-cleaning: Balanced/Standard and Deep. The Balanced/Standard mode is usually sufficient for most cleaning needs.
The cleaning cycle runs for about 2 to 3 minutes and essentially runs water and soap through the mopping pads and cleans out the tubes and hoses on the inside. All the dirty water ends up in the dirty water tank and you can empty it when finished. Keeping this tank emptied and rinsed will go along way to preventing funky smells. The cleaning cycle is quite loud but it’s short, and worth doing.
Dirt Sensor
Dyad Pro has a feature that can let you know if an area is particularly dirty and thus might need more passes. Roborock calls it DirTect. If you hit a dirtier area, the LED light ring on the top of the machine turns red. More red means more dirt. In other machines I have found this technology to be lacking, but here in the Dyad pro I actually found that it worked quite well, and the red light did light up when I was cleaning dirtier or high traffic areas. If you need extra power you can switch among the modes; Eco is lowest power and Max is highest.
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Really well put together video. You explained everything really well great job. Definitely interested in saving up for one of these. Cheers!
Thank you so much for the kind words!
Nice. Thanks Erin.
Also if between this and tineco S5 which is better?
Hi Erin ! Thanks so much for your review! It is very helpful!. I have a quick question for you. I ve just bought a new roborock s7 vacum cleaner and I am not sure if buying a dydad pro is a good compliment for it or not. What do you think? Do you still recommend me buying it? Thanks!
Sent this one to my wife Erin. We have 4 pups that require constant floor cleaning. She's not happy with what she's got...the mop type thing you have to add pads to. Time to move up! Thanks! BIll
Thanks, Bill! This one is actually extremely convenient for those muddy dog paw prints that tend to track in when you aren’t expecting them…
Could you do a review and testing on Eufy Mach V1 Ultra? Thanks
I own the previous model and one big issue is the hairs and dirt that stays stocked inside the brushes compartment ,the ones the vacuum doesn't suck to the dirty water compartment......and that's the real big issue... too long of a job of cleaning it and must do it at least once a month (if you don't use it very often).....
Does he new model have the same issue(and mess)?
Thanx.
What are some reasons to prefer the tineco s7 pro over the roborock dyad pro?
Spectacular review. Best i have seen! I didn't understand how to run the floor drying mode until you explained it. Now my question is, can you just engage the floor drying mode and just vacuum your entire floor without using water? Or maybe after a little water is already in the reservoir? To me this is the only feature I feel this unit is lacking. I absolutely love it, but would find it very beneficial to know if I can get away with not using water every now and then for certain circumstances. Thanks for any input you might have. Keep up your great reviews!
It doesn’t have a vacuum only mode as far as I’ve been able to tell. That would be an interesting addition.
Thanks for your reply! I don't know. Leaving my rollers dry, I added water to the reservoir and using floor drying mode to dry vacuum. It works, I'm not entirely sure why you wouldn't be able to, however, I only tried it once. Without knowing for sure, I didn't want to risk ruining anything. I know that other machines that use water is the reason why you are able to have the differeny filters they use. I wouldn't want the dust to enter the motor or anything. I will try contacting Roborock. Thanks again!
nice machine 👌
hope they maid automate one that can work with home automation 👍
Which device is more reliable, without fauls? Roborock dyad pro OR Tineco one s5? I need to buy one this month, I will be happy for help
can i use pole sol for the floor dispenser? honestly, i think that roborock said to use their floor cleaner because they want to make more money
Not bad! 👍🏻👍🏻
Thanks for the great review and comparison Erin! I've been considering getting the Tineco floor one S7 pro, but am a bit hesitant due to many negative reviews on their lack of service & support. I'd love to see a heads up comparison between the roborock dyad pro and the tineco floor one S7 pro. I always look forward to your reviews and appreciate your opinion!
That's great thank you so much!
do not get tineco. i have a s5 pro and it died on me within 4 months. it doesnt even turn on anymore, it does but partially and then shuts off
I'm sure a certain puppy would happily lick up the ice cream?
Nice review.
Puppy would ! 😆 Thank you for watching, and for the compliment.
Thanks
No problem!
Erin, Nice video. Have you tested the eufy mach v1 ultra?
Hello! I have not. Should I?
@@ErinLawrenceTV If you can get your hand on one, I think it would be a good video. I would love your thoughts and feedback. On paper the specs are impressive.
Do you recommend buying this or Xiaomi robot that sweeps and vacuums? I have two children, and I work. I want to save some time.
Thanks for your question. I’m afraid I have not tried the Xiaomi Version so I can’t say if it is better or not. I have definitely been enjoying the dyad pro however.
Does it only clean floors? What about carpets?
I tried using the previous version to wipe up a flat rug with no carpet pile. It did OK but it’s clearly not meant for this work.
What's the price and when can I get one?
Right now they are only available directly from Roborock: roborock.pxf.io/yRJLYV
Is it loud?
Not really.
My concern is pet hair. I have 4 dogs in the house, and iv read that the dual brush system causes the hair to get tangled easily and requires manual removal as it can not be removed during the self-cleaning cycle. Is it true? Anyone here with similar circumstances?
I remove hair every time when finished cleaning. Better self cleaning after
@@rozitg when you say you remove hair every time, do you mean you have to pull hair off the brush roller itself? Does it get stuck there?
I’m trying to use for the first time but I can unlock the rollers to start cleaning 😢 keep saying unlock the rollers 😣
Have you tried removing the roller and then reinstalling it?
can this clean carpet? and absorb dirt ?
It’s not meant for carpet
Product that works very well but, for example in Italy, there are no repair centers and if you are out of warranty you throw it away if you can't repair it. Shameful
Would you dare use this to clean up the occasional "puppy mess" ?
Good question, and NO! :) Not for poop, anyway. I think getting the, ahem, crud out of the innards of the vac would be impossible. And gross.
that was not a good question.like asking if you'd trust your washing machine to clean poop from clothes.
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Very interesting! Thanks for sharing. ☺️
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