Vacuum wipers are the perfect combination of vacuum cleaner and mop. After all, they ensure that hard floors are not only clean, but also hygienically clean. The growing popularity of these smart household helpers has ensured that the market now offers countless different models. But which is the Best Mop Vacuum Cleaner 2024? We have tested numerous appliances for you and give you a few buying tips.
Best Mop Vacuum Cleaner 2024: Our Winners
Best Mop Vacuum Cleaner 2024: Best Cleaning Performance
Dreame H13 Pro
- Modern design
- Great workmanship
- Outstanding cleaning performance
- High ease of use
- Long battery life
- Powerful self-cleaning
- High price
Best Mop Vacuum Cleaner 2024: Best Value for Money
Tineco Floor One S5
- Modern design
- Great cleaning performance
- Uncomplicated operation
- App-Support
- Great value for money
- Self-cleaning without hot air drying
- Cleaning roller only rimless on one side
Best Mop Vacuum Cleaner 2024: Low-Budget-Tip
Dreame H11 Core
- Modern design
- Solid cleaning performance
- Simple operation
- Low price
- Self-cleaning without hot air drying
- Cleaning roller only rimless on one side
- Short battery life
Best Mop Vacuum Cleaner 2024: Our test models
We have now been able to put many different squeegees through their paces. Below you will find an overview of the models that have recently been available to us as test devices. We have divided our test models into appliances with subsequent hot air drying and those without subsequent hot air drying.
Best Mop Vacuum Cleaner 2024: Without hot air drying
Redkey W12 (Review)
The Redkey W12 is no high-flyer – no question. But what the inexpensive vacuum wiper from the Far East does, it does really well. Products from other well-known manufacturers certainly deliver better test results. However, there is not too much to complain about. Redkey scores with a stylish, down-to-earth design and solid build quality. More importantly, the cleaning performance is really solid. The Redkey W12 also offers a pleasingly high level of ease of use.
The reason for this is its flexible cordless handling and uncomplicated control thanks to its low weight. The battery life is also really impressive and ensures that the W12 is even more durable than far more expensive competitor products. All in all, Redkey’s squeegee delivers real value for money and is a good introduction to the world of squeegees.
Uwant X100 (Review)
In the test, the Uwant X100 proved to be a real surprise hit. It scored points with me not only for its stylish design, but above all for its high level of user comfort. The fact that you can wipe both forwards and sideways thanks to the ingenious wiping module is a really cool feature. The second brush also drastically reduces the drying time of the floor.
What is annoying, however, is the somewhat cheap-looking display and the awkward mechanism for removing the water container. As this is not a cheap appliance, I would have hoped for a little more in this respect. Otherwise, the Uwant X100 is a really good vacuum cleaner that delivers great cleaning results. However, it cannot keep up with the well-known competition from Dreame or Tineco.
Dreame H11 Core (Review)
The Dreame H11 Core is an exciting light version of the manufacturer’s flagship model. Here you get an amazingly high-quality vacuum wiper that is indistinguishable from its expensive competitors at first glance. You even get a large-format display with a view of the most important device information. The cleaning performance is also impressive.
The Achilles heel is the weak battery. The competition sometimes offers 50% more runtime here. However, this won’t bother users with a small apartment. Other disadvantages such as the lack of a rimless brush design and the lack of drying after self-cleaning are manageable and are clearly due to the low price. And this is the main argument for buying the vacuum mop.
Osotek H200 Lite (Review)
To be honest, I was a little skeptical about the Osotek H200 Lite at first. After all, it is significantly cheaper than other vacuum cleaners. But can it keep up with the other models? Absolutely! It starts with the design, which is not only visually appealing, but also offers a high degree of practicality. After all, you can also clean underneath flat furniture with this very well-made vacuum cleaner, something that even expensive models cannot do.
The cleaning results are also solid. The user comfort is also impressive. Even if the motorized rollers only support you in one direction, you benefit from pleasantly uncomplicated operation. The only thing I really miss is a drying function for self-cleaning. If you can do without features such as a dirt sensor, large roller, hot-air drying and motor support in all directions, you get really good value for money here.
Roborock Dyad (Review)
Roborock calls for an RRP of 449.00 euros for its Roborock Dyad. In view of the really very good cleaning performance, this price is quite justified. After all, in some cases you already pay this much if you only want to buy a pure cordless vacuum cleaner. In addition to the reliable cleaning performance, we also like the build quality and stylish design of the Dyad.
This vacuum wiper can also be placed in the living room without attracting any disapproving glances. Speaking of placement. This is a major problem with the Roborock Dyad. We don’t like the questionable system with the fold-out stand at all. Fortunately, Roborock has improved this in the second generation. Otherwise, Roborock has succeeded in making its debut in the field of vacuum sweepers!
Tineco Floor One S3 (Review)
The Tineco Floor One S3 is a very good squeegee. This starts with its excellent workmanship and attractive design. But it also leaves nothing to be desired in terms of cleaning performance. With a little perseverance, it even wipes away stubborn stains with ease. Thanks to the large display, you can always keep an eye on the most important parameters. The practical self-cleaning function ensures that it can get to work freshly cleaned every time.
Its app connection may only be a small gimmick, but it still has a unique selling point in this respect that sets it apart from the competition. There is really little to complain about. Apart from the somewhat clumsy operation, it is the lack of a rimless design for the cleaning roller that bothers me. Otherwise, the Tineco Floor One S3 is still a grateful smart household helper at a fair price.
Ultenic AC1 Elite (Review)
The Ultenic AC1 Elite is a really good vacuum wiper. In the test, it proves that its cleaning performance can certainly keep up with that of significantly more expensive competitors. Handling is also uncomplicated and pleasantly intuitive. However, I would like to criticize the name. The epithet ‘Elite’ gives the impression that this is a significantly improved appliance compared to the conventional AC1.
Instead, however, the Elite comes with smaller water tanks and no sterilization mode. The Elite also lacks app support and a replacement brush roll. A “Light” or “Core” would have been much more appropriate. Apart from that, however, the Ultenic AC1 Elite is definitely a recommendable vacuum mop that knows how to convince in cleaning practice.
OSOTEK Horizon H200 (Review)
The OSOTEK Horizon H200 is not a cheap squeegee. However, this household helper has a decisive advantage over the competition – its slim design. This allows the appliance to fit even under flat furniture. You don’t have to accept any real compromises for the slim design. Although the volumes of the fresh and dirty water tanks shrink, the loss is not really tragic.
There is also room for a sufficiently large battery. In terms of cleaning performance, the device is on a par with well-known upper-class vacuum cleaners. If you have a problem with the bulky design of vacuum sweepers and would like to mop under furniture, you should definitely take a closer look at the Osotek Horizon H200.
Tineco Floor One S5 (Review)
With its Tineco Floor One S5, the manufacturer was once again able to top the excellent performance of the Floor One S3. While the build quality is at a similarly high level, the design of the S5 is simply more modern. However, the two appliances share the same great cleaning performance and practical app support.
In practice, however, the Tineco Floor One S5 is a little more maneuverable than the S3. Whether this justifies the extra price is for everyone to decide for themselves. What is certain, however, is that the powerful Tineco Floor One S5 is probably one of the best vacuum sweepers I have ever had the pleasure of testing.
Best Mop Vacuum Cleaner 2024: With hot air drying
Tineco Floor One S6 Flashdry PET (Review)
The Tineco Floor One S6 Flashdry PET cut a really good figure in the test. You get a stylish and high-quality piece of household technology that impresses with its ease of use and great cleaning performance. Of course, it doesn’t have the powerful display of a Floor One S7 Pro, but the cleaning roller is similarly rimless.
And that pays off, especially when cleaning along skirting boards. When it comes to self-cleaning, Flashdry is a real game changer compared to the basic version. Finally, hot air drying ensures that the roller dries reliably and quickly. So if you’re thinking of buying a Floor One S6, the upgrade is definitely advisable.
Dreame H12 Dual (Review)
With the Dreame H12 Dual, the former Xiaomi subsidiary has succeeded in launching a real all-rounder. With its combination of a squeegee and cordless vacuum cleaner, it is the perfect solution for anyone who wants to clean both hard floors and carpets in their home. At just under 500 euros, the Dual doesn’t cost much more than other pure mid-range vacuum cleaners.
In addition to the bulky design, the non-rimless cleaning roller also bothers me. The cordless vacuum cleaner, on the other hand, is a little too weak for my taste. It remains to be said that the Dreame H12 Dual scores above all with its impressive price-performance ratio and great all-round capabilities. If Dreame revises a few subtleties here, the successor could become a groundbreaking combination device.
EZVIZ RH2 (Review)
With the EZVIZ RH2, the company has a really good vacuum cleaner on offer that combines a classic design with modern features and good cleaning performance. The hydrolysis and LED light in particular are features I’ve only seen on much more expensive flagship models.
It’s just a shame that the lighting works more poorly than well in practice. You also have to be satisfied with the fact that the RH2 leaves an uncleaned edge on the baseboard. In terms of suction power, the smart household helper is also a little flat on the chest. Apart from that, however, you get really good value for money here.
Eufy Mach V1 (Review)
The Eufy Mach V1 not only scores with its stylish design and good workmanship. It also offers sufficient suction and mopping power to clean your floor. The ozone technology ensures that 99.9 percent of bacteria are combated. With a runtime of up to 45 minutes, you should be able to clean even larger homes on a single charge.
However, the roller design means that you will never be able to completely clean your floors. Anker should have made at least one side rimless here. As it is, the Mach V1 remains the perfect addition to your existing maneuverable vacuum cleaner. If you mainly have carpets in your home, you should leave the Mach V1 alone and avoid other vacuum cleaners.
Tineco Floor One S7 Pro (Review)
The Tineco Floor One S7 Pro is the pièce de résistance of the professional vacuum cleaner. In addition to a stylish design and outstanding build quality, you also get a high level of operating convenience. In my opinion, a real highlight is the large display, which provides a convenient overview of the status of the vacuum cleaner. The cleaning power and battery performance also left me with a thoroughly positive impression.
Unfortunately, I do have some complaints. Firstly, there’s the well-known clunky design. You simply can’t get under flat furniture with the squeegee. The price is also really high. However, if you are looking for a powerful combination of a cordless vacuum cleaner and mop, you certainly won’t regret this expense. After all, this household helper delivers truly outstanding cleaning results, making it one of the best vacuum mops of 2024.
Dreame H12 Pro (Review)
Parents and pet owners in particular know that simply vacuuming is often not enough. Subsequent damp mopping is usually essential for reasons of hygiene. The Dreame H12 Pro is the perfect solution for those of you who don’t have the time or inclination for two cleaning sessions.
With the vacuum mop from Dreame, you can combine both work steps and ensure greater hygiene at the same time. Thanks to the uncomplicated operation and the stylish display, cleaning is also child’s play. In combination with the attractive design and high quality workmanship, you still get a really great vacuum wiper here today.
Dreame H13 Pro (Review)
Stylish design, great build quality, outstanding cleaning performance, high ease of use and long battery life – the Dreame H13 Pro is an almost perfect vacuum mop that is even better than its predecessor thanks to sensible improvements, making it the best vacuum mop of 2024. However, with an RRP of just under 600 euros, it is no bargain either.
If you can do without features such as the LED light, an additional cleaning mode, better self-cleaning and the roller comb, you can save a lot of money by opting for the H12 Pro. Although it does not offer these new features, it also scores with its excellent cleaning performance.
Best Mop Vacuum Cleaner 2024: models at a glance
| Model type | Power | Dimensions and weight | Self-drying | Max. Battery life | Water tanks | Rating |
| Redkey W12 (Review) | 5.500 Pascal | – 335 x 285 x 690 mm – 3.7 kg |
Yes, without subsequent drying | 45 min | Fresh water: 520 ml Dirty water: 460 ml |
83/100 |
| Uwant X100 (Review) |
250 watts | – 282 x 246 x 1139 mm – 5.2 kg |
Yes, without subsequent drying | 50 min | Fresh water: 600 ml Dirty water: 600 ml |
86/100 |
| EZVIZ RH2 (Review) | 12.000 Pascal | – 270 × 257 × 1160 mm – 4.55 kg |
Yes, with subsequent hot air drying | 40 min | Fresh water: 850 ml Dirty water 750 ml |
88/100 |
| Eufy Mach V1 (Review) | 16.800 Pascal | – 1178 x 278 x 240 mm – 4.8 kg |
Yes, with subsequent hot air drying | 45 min | Fresh water: 820 ml Dirty water: 720 ml |
88/100 |
| Dreame H11 Core (Review) | 6.000 Pascal | – 307 x 312 x 1144 mm – 4.7 kg |
Yes, without subsequent drying | 22 min | Fresh water: 900 ml Dirty water: 900 ml |
88/100 |
| Osotek H200 Lite (Review) | 12.500 Pascal | – 1105 x 250 x 250 mm – 5 kg |
Yes, without subsequent drying | 30 min | Fresh water: 750 ml Dirty water: 640 ml |
90/100 |
| Roborock Dyad (Review) | 13.000 Pascal | – 270 x 191 x 1112 mm – 5.1 kg |
Yes, without subsequent drying | 35 min | Fresh water: 850 ml Dirty water: 650 ml |
90/100 |
| Dreame H12 Dual (Review) | 16.000 Pascal | – 1100 x 233 x 290 mm – 5.1 kg |
Yes, with subsequent hot air drying | 35 min | Fresh water: 900 ml Dirty water: 700 ml |
90/100 |
| Tineco Floor One S3 (Review) | 220 watts | – 256 x 286 x 1100 mm – 4.5 kg |
Yes, with centrifugal air drying | 35 min | Fresh water: 600 ml Dirty water: 500 ml |
91/100 |
| Ultenic AC1 Elite (Review) | 450 watts | – 710 x 340 x 310 mm – 4.3 kg |
Yes, without subsequent drying | 50 min | Fresh water: 650 ml Dirty water: 500 ml |
91/100 |
| Tineco Floor One S6 Flashdry PET (Review) | 220 watts | – 1100 x 265 x 260 mm – 4.5 kg |
Yes, with subsequent hot air drying | 35 min | Fresh water: 800 ml Dirty water: 720 ml |
91/100 |
| OSOTEK Horizon H200 (Review) | 8.000 Pascal | – 1105 x 250 x 250 mm – 5.3 kg |
Yes, without subsequent drying | 35 min | Fresh water: 750 ml Dirty water: 640 ml |
92/100 |
| Tineco Floor One S5 (Review) | 220 watts | – 1100 x 273 x 260 mm – 4.5 kg |
Yes, with subsequent centrifugal drying | 35 min | Fresh water: 800 ml Dirty water: 720 ml |
93/100 |
| Tineco Floor One S7 Pro (Review) | 230 watts | – 1110 x 267 x 234 mm – 4.5 kg |
Yes, with subsequent hot air drying | 40 min | Fresh water: 800 ml Dirty water: 720 ml |
93/100 |
| Dreame H12 Pro (Review) | 300 watts | – 1100 x 275 x 238 mm – 4.9 kg |
Yes, with subsequent hot air drying | 35 min | Fresh water: 900 ml Dirty water: 700 ml |
96/100 |
| Dreame H13 Pro (Review) | 18.000 Pascal | – 1143 x 307 x 312 mm – 4.8 kg |
Yes, with subsequent hot air drying | 40 min | Fresh water: 900 ml Dirty water: 700 ml |
96/100 |
