Which is better for pet hair?

The Roborock F25 Steam is the safer pick for pet homes. It is marked for pets and lists 25 kPa of suction, while Tineco does not publish a suction figure.

Is the Roborock worth the extra money?

At $379.99 versus a $335.13 recent low for the Tineco, you pay about $45 more for steam and a published suction rating. If you only wash hard floors, the Tineco does that well for less.

Which cleans edges better?

The Tineco S7 Pro states dual-sided edge cleaning to within 0.4 inch. Roborock does not publish an edge-cleaning spec for the F25 Steam.

Which is easier to push?

The Tineco S7 Pro has SmoothPower bi-directional self-propulsion that assists forward and backward. Roborock does not state self-propulsion for the F25 Steam.

Which has a bigger tank?

The Roborock F25 Steam holds 0.26 gal versus 0.24 gal for the Tineco. The difference is small, so neither avoids refills on large floors.

How long does each run?

Tineco claims up to 40 minutes with iLoop managing water and battery. Roborock does not publish a runtime for the F25 Steam.

Tineco Floor One S7 Pro vs Roborock F25 Steam

Buy the Tineco Floor One S7 Pro if you want the lowest price and the smoothest push-pull cleaning; its lowest recent price was $335.13 on November 1, 2026. Buy the Roborock F25 Steam if you want steam cleaning and stronger suction for pet messes; it was $379.99 at The Home Depot as of November 7, 2026. Both are cordless wet-dry vacuums, but they solve different problems.

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