Which is better for pet hair?

The Tineco has HEPA filtration and buyers praise its pet hair pickup, so it is the safer pick for homes with shedding pets. The Dreame's 28kPa suction is stronger, but it lists no HEPA filter.

Is the Tineco worth $549 more than the Dreame?

Only if HEPA filtration, self-propulsion and the longer Eco runtime matter to you. On steam temperature and suction, the Dreame is ahead at less than half the price.

Which cleans hard floors better?

The Dreame runs hotter steam at 392°F versus the Tineco's 320°F and has higher suction at 28kPa versus 22kPa. The Tineco adds HEPA filtration and self-propulsion, which help on large floors and pet hair.

How long does each run on a charge?

The Dreame runs up to 70 minutes in Eco Mode but only about 20 minutes in Steam Mode. The Tineco runs up to 75 minutes, or 95 minutes in Eco Mode with the crevice brush.

Which is easier to push under furniture?

The Dreame's body is 3.88 inches tall, slimmer than the Tineco's 5-inch compressed height. The Tineco self-propels, so it takes less effort on open floor.

Do either need chemicals?

No. The Dreame steams with no chemicals or residue, and the Tineco uses heated fresh water for washing and hot air for drying.

Dreame Aero Pro Steam Wet Dry Vacuum vs Tineco Floor One S9 Artist Steam Wet Dry Vacuum Cleaner

Buy the Dreame Aero Pro Steam if you want strong steam cleaning for far less money. At $399.99 at Dreame Vacuum Mop as of November 3, it costs $549 less than the Tineco Floor One S9 Artist Steam at $949.00 at Tineco US. Choose the Tineco only if you need HEPA filtration, longer Eco runtime, or a proven self-propelling design and the price gap does not matter.

Today the Dreame Aero Pro Steam Wet Dry Vacuum costs $549.01 less at its best price.

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