Roborock Flexi Pro: Finally, A Great 180° Lay Flat Wet & Dry Vacuum!
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- Опубліковано 27 лип 2024
- Take a look at Roborock's latest 180-degree lay-flat wet and dry vacuum cleaner: the Flexi Pro!
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Chapters
0:00 Intro
0:27 Changes vs Dyad Pro
6:10 App
8:18 Performance
9:07 Cleaning Tests
12:09 Brush Clean & Dry
16:10 Final Thoughts - Наука та технологія
Amazon product link: amzn.to/4cAxrBY
Roborock official: roborock.pxf.io/m57zka
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Great review. Would suggest to include hair removal under cleaning test to see if it will tangle which in my opinion is crucial for any vacuum cleaner brush.
Very fair point. I’ve done that with stick vacuums, but well noted. Will consider doing that test with wet dry vacs too. Thanks for the tip!
What kind of cleaning solution do you think is best for this?
You could do a fast video advise for that
Great review, btw they released the H14 pro that added all the missing features.
So i guess the H14 pro is the way to go ^^
Saw that--H14 Pro looks quite promising. But remains significantly more expensive, so value-for-money-wise, will it be $300 better than the Flexi Pro?
Great review and also watched ur review on Dreame H13 Pro! Wondering, budget aside just on performance, which will you choose? H13 Pro or Flexi Pro? :D
Flexi Pro, simply for the lay-flat capabilities which the H13 lacks. I have a review coming up comparing the H14, S6 Stretch, and Flexi Pro. Stay tuned!
how is the new ryobi wet dry vacuum they released?
@RawansReviews
Thanks for the review. Bought the Flexi myself after watching your review and noted after a while that it stopped removing bigger particles, like oats or so. Saw then that the rubber lip close to the brush bent inwards and prevented any bigger debris to get past the brush and being sucked up. Did you have a smimilar experience? Quite annoying indeed and completely spoiled the perfect impression I had from the first week of using ... 😐
Not at all. I’ve been using mine on a regular basis for weeks, no issue at all. Try contacting Roborock, I would say this should not be normal behavior!
Which would you choose: Tineco S6 Stretch or Flexi Pro?
I would pick the Flexi Pro. Stay tuned for the comparison video of them that details more of my thoughts ;)
@@RawansReviews What about the S7 FlashDry? Another reviewer said the Flexi Pro doesn't clean its brush as well, do you agree?
Thank you for your video. Unfortunately, I am still missing an important piece of information. How long or what area can I clean with one water tank before I have to fill up the fresh water tank and empty the dirty water tank? Thank you very much
That really depends. Firstly, on what water level you set in the app. But also; the cleaning itself does not use a lot of water. What I found does use a lot of water is the self-cleaning session (even when I set it to use the least water). Coupled with the significantly smaller tanks here, and if you run the cleaning session after each use, I would suspect you won't get more than 2 (at best 3) runs before you need to refill. If you don't clean the brush after each use, you will get much more. Hope this helps.
@@RawansReviews Thank you for your quick reply. I just find it very strange why some functions are improved on a new device and others are made worse than on previous models. Perhaps the small water tanks and the resulting smaller amount of water used for cleaning mean that the cleaning performance on dried dirt is worse than with other companies.
Another question about self-cleaning: Why do vacuum cleaners always need a remaining battery charge of 10% to 20% for self-cleaning? Is it not possible to use the power directly from the socket? Thank you.
That's a good question. I would have thought they would use power from the mains directly, but for some reason, every single wet / dry vacuum that I tested uses battery power from the machine for that. I'm not an electrical engineer so can't comment as to why. But my guess would be that it's probably cheaper / simpler to manufacture, relying simply on DC power from the battery rather than integrating AC circuitry or transformers as well.
@@RawansReviews Thank you for your quick reply. It's a reasonable assumption. It's mostly cost reasons. But in my opinion the user experience suffers as a result.
@Bodieusa agreed!
Does your roller leave lines or streaks on your flooring?
Not at all
Not being able to use it as a regular vacuum without water is a deal breaker for me unfortunately.
Understandable. I use it in conjunction with another dry stick vacuum, so while disappointing they removed that mode, the impact on me is less. But understandable. Don't really know what they were thinking with that decision...
@@RawansReviews maybe they will roll out an update cause this seems like a lack of software implementation. I unfortunately don't have space for two devices so I'm looking for a two in one. I'm looking at the Dreame H12 Dual and roborock dyad pro Combo, also the Jimmy HW10, but that one is very loud. would you have any other recommendations? Greatly appreciated ❤️