Roborock is not new to this market. The Chinese manufacturer had already released the Dyad, the Dyad Pro, then the Combo a few years ago. Today, it is clear that certain competitors – such as Tineco and Dreame – have gained the upper hand by continually supplying us with new floor scrubbers, ever more complete and precise.
The F25 series has no less than five references.
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But Roborock hasn’t said his last word. To catch up, it has just announced the launch of the F25 series, consisting of five floor cleaners. More or less high-end, the brooms will try to establish themselves in a booming market.
All are equipped with a microfiber roller performing 450 revolutions/minute and running along the walls to within 0.1 cm. They should also all be able to vacuum up small waste and dust, thanks to their 20,000 Pa of suction. To avoid being kept in check by hair, the F25 floor cleaners are equipped with an anti-tangle brush and blades designed to cut them in the event of clumps.
Finally, a floor scrubber that goes under furniture.
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Above all, to offer cleaning worthy of the name, the brooms are all capable of extending to the ground at 180°. Measuring only 12.5 cm in height, they easily slip under low furniture to unearth any trace of dust. Still very little used on the market, this flexibility is nevertheless essential to hope for a clean interior. For the moment, the Tineco Floor One Stretch S6 and the Dreame H14 Pro stand out from other competitors by offering this possibility.
In addition to these common points, each offers particular functionalities. The F25 ALT and F25 ACE have motorized wheels to make moving easier and can accommodate a cleaning solution for greater efficiency. Still the F25 ACE, with the F25 this time, launches automatic self-cleaning after each cleaning session. As for the F25 RT and F25LT, they seem to be the entry-level brushes of the series, without notable options and with 40 min and 60 min of autonomy respectively.
A compact charging station comes with the brushes.
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Prices have not yet been communicated, but it won’t be long: the F25 series should be launched in Europe in the first half of 2025.
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