Which is better for tile and sealed wood floors?

The Dyson WashG1 is built only for hard floors and washes over 3,000 sq ft per tank. The Roborock F25 Steam also works on hard floors but adds suction and steam.

Can the Dyson WashG1 vacuum carpets?

No. It has no suction and is limited to tile, vinyl, laminate and sealed wood. For carpet you need the Roborock F25 Steam or a separate vacuum.

Which handles pet hair better?

The Roborock F25 Steam is marked for pets and its 25 kPa suction pulls hair up. The WashG1's rollers pick up hair on hard floors but cannot lift it from carpet.

Is the Roborock F25 Steam worth the extra over the WashG1?

They are close in price: the F25 Steam is $379.99 at The Home Depot as of November 7, 2026, and the WashG1 has ranged from $370.00 to $399.98 since October 29, 2026. The F25 Steam is worth it if you need suction and steam; the WashG1 is worth it if you want self-cleaning and separated waste.

Which is easier to keep clean?

The WashG1 cleans itself in a 140-second cycle and has no filter to smell. The F25 Steam has no stated self-clean cycle, so you rinse its waste path by hand.

Which lasts longer per charge?

Dyson states up to 35 minutes and over 3,000 sq ft per tank for the WashG1. Roborock does not state a run time for the F25 Steam in this listing.

Dyson WashG1 Wet Cleaner vs Roborock F25 Steam

Buy the Dyson WashG1 if your floors are mostly hard and you want a dedicated mop that separates wet and dry waste and cleans itself. Buy the Roborock F25 Steam if you need suction for carpets, pet hair and dry debris plus steam for sticky messes. The WashG1 has ranged from $370.00 to $399.98 since October 29, 2026, and the F25 Steam is $379.99 at The Home Depot as of November 7, 2026, so the two are close in price.

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