Which is better for pet hair?

The Roborock F25 GT 2.0 is explicitly marketed for pets. The JONR ED12 also picks up pet hair and is much lighter to maneuver around furniture, so it can be the easier choice for quick cleanups.

Which is easier to carry upstairs?

The JONR ED12 at 3.63 kg is far lighter than the 26 lb Roborock. If you clean multiple floors, the JONR is the practical pick.

Does the JONR clean itself?

Yes. JONR lists a one-touch self-cleaning cycle of about 35 seconds. Roborock does not state a self-clean feature for the F25 GT 2.0 in the details here.

Is the Roborock worth the extra money?

Only if you value the Roborock brand and pet focus over weight and price. The JONR lists more concrete specs, including tank sizes, suction and battery capacity, at a budget tier.

How close to the wall can each get?

JONR states 6 mm edge reach. Roborock does not list an edge distance for the F25 GT 2.0.

How long does the battery last?

JONR gives a 56.16 Wh battery with 200 W power but no run-time figure. Roborock does not state battery capacity or run time, so check the store listing for both.

JONR ED12 Wet Dry Vacuum Mop vs Roborock F25 GT 2.0 Wet Dry Vacuum

Pick the JONR ED12 if you want a light, cheap hard-floor vacuum-mop with a self-clean cycle and you mostly clean tile, laminate or sealed wood. Pick the Roborock F25 GT 2.0 if you want a heavier, more premium machine with a stronger brand track record and pet-focused design. Prices for both are not listed here, so check the latest store prices on Deal.ai before deciding.

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