Which is better for picking up spilled cereal and wet messes?

The Tineco S7 Pro, because it has suction. The Dyson WashG1 has no suction and relies on microfiber rollers, so it is better suited to mopping than vacuuming debris.

Which cleans a large hard-floor area faster?

The Dyson covers over 3,100 sq ft per tank and runs 35 minutes; the Tineco runs up to 40 minutes but has a slightly smaller 0.24 gal tank. Both handle a typical multi-room floor in one pass.

Is the Tineco worth the extra over the Dyson?

At the lows seen, the Tineco was cheaper: $335.13 at Microless as of November 1 versus $370.00 at Dyson as of October 29. It adds suction and self-propulsion, so it is worth it if you want a vacuum too.

Which is easier to push around furniture?

The Tineco, at 7 lb with bi-directional self-propulsion. The Dyson is 11 lb and glides on its motorized rollers without powered assist.

Which is more hygienic to empty?

The Dyson, which separates dry debris from waste liquid for no-touch disposal. The Tineco uses one dirty-water tank that mixes both.

Do both clean themselves?

Yes. The Dyson runs a 140-second self-clean cycle while charging. The Tineco self-cleans the roller and tubing, then uses centrifugal drying to keep the roller dry.

Dyson WashG1 Wet Cleaner vs Tineco Floor One S7 Pro

Buy the Tineco Floor One S7 Pro if you want a true wet-dry vacuum that sucks up spills and self-propels both ways. Buy the Dyson WashG1 if you mainly mop hard floors and want a lighter, simpler machine that separates wet and dry waste. On price, the Tineco has been seen at $335.13 at Microless as of November 1, while the Dyson has been $370.00 at Dyson as of October 29. The Tineco's price has swung as high as $549.00, so check the current store price before buying.

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