I would say the hizero is better then most at using as little water as possible it separates the liquids from the solids and you have less to clean up than others it’s lightweight and very maneuverable
Absolutely cool! Definitely a different machine that is competing in a market that is full of similar machines. Hopefully it stays on the market for a long time.
Thank you for the excellent review. I have unpolished travertine floors that are extremely porous and very textured/uneven that dirt loves to settle into. Do you think this would do an adequate job of cleaning into this type of surface or would I be better served by another machine like the tineco s3 or something higher end i’m unaware of? Very much appreciate any feedback!
Which one you’re going for, Hizero 803 or Tineco Floor One S3? I found out that Tineco is slightly better on tiles with small grooves and grouting whereas Hizero is the best on flat, hardwood floors and is the best when it comes to edge cleaning. What are your opinions on these two?
would be nice to have a test on dark flooring to see if there is any streaks after mopping. I use a bissell crosswave on dark brown fake wood tile and it is almost impossible to leave the floor streak free. All these reviews test these different vacmops on light flooring. Light colors make dirt less noticeable. Think a black car vs a silver one, same effect, the black will show the lightest speck of dust.
It's easy to remove or replace. I don't recommend this though. Get a Bissell crosswave for have the price. Then you don't have to worry about the battery going dead or replacing it when it fails. They cost 100 dollars for a new battery. This machine has has far too many issues. I own 5 and 4 of them don't work. Luckily I didn't pay for mine. The one that still runs I had to replace battery. It still doesn't perform very well after 6 months of using it. The propel technology loosens up from pulling back against it. Now it just doesn't clean very efficient. It's just a waste of money to be honest.
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I would say the hizero is better then most at using as little water as possible it separates the liquids from the solids and you have less to clean up than others it’s lightweight and very maneuverable
I love the partial teardown, makes the review very wholesome
Absolutely cool! Definitely a different machine that is competing in a market that is full of similar machines. Hopefully it stays on the market for a long time.
Thank you for the excellent review. I have unpolished travertine floors that are extremely porous and very textured/uneven that dirt loves to settle into. Do you think this would do an adequate job of cleaning into this type of surface or would I be better served by another machine like the tineco s3 or something higher end i’m unaware of? Very much appreciate any feedback!
Which one you’re going for, Hizero 803 or Tineco Floor One S3? I found out that Tineco is slightly better on tiles with small grooves and grouting whereas Hizero is the best on flat, hardwood floors and is the best when it comes to edge cleaning. What are your opinions on these two?
I have mostly flat wood floor and marble. So the high zero is my preference for that. I have some Saltillo tile that I use a different machine for.
would be nice to have a test on dark flooring to see if there is any streaks after mopping. I use a bissell crosswave on dark brown fake wood tile and it is almost impossible to leave the floor streak free. All these reviews test these different vacmops on light flooring. Light colors make dirt less noticeable. Think a black car vs a silver one, same effect, the black will show the lightest speck of dust.
You might rewatch the video there were several shots of it on a very dark gray marble.
How's the hoover doing
Tineco released the s5 do you think this one is still better,?
Yes definitely think this is a better design than the competition
Integrated battery could be something to worry about down the line no?
The battery can be changed with one screw
It's easy to remove or replace. I don't recommend this though. Get a Bissell crosswave for have the price. Then you don't have to worry about the battery going dead or replacing it when it fails. They cost 100 dollars for a new battery. This machine has has far too many issues. I own 5 and 4 of them don't work. Luckily I didn't pay for mine. The one that still runs I had to replace battery. It still doesn't perform very well after 6 months of using it. The propel technology loosens up from pulling back against it. Now it just doesn't clean very efficient. It's just a waste of money to be honest.
I had the original version I wasn’t satisfied bc after 3 months the dirty water would spill, I really miss it a lot but ahhhhh
how does this compare to karcher fc7? in terms of cleaning performance and ease of maintenance.
Never used the Karcher
This is available in Europe, rebadged as the Thomas Bionic WashStick.
Great. Just asking me self that.
The F803 is the newest Hizero model not the F801. Based on the stand you have, you have a F803 as well.
Yes that's what it says in the title. I'm sorry if I misspoke at some point in the video.
@@PerformanceReviews You misspoke in the first 8 seconds when you introduced the product. For awhile, I thought I was watching an older Hizero video until I saw the newer stand. I presume they have improved the F803 it but it looks very very much like the F801. I guess there wasn’t much to improve. But I wish they would have increased the size of the tanks.
How much it cost pls.
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Wish they had these in europe.
:,( part way through the review, I look it up, and see it's $700 - that just not feasible
$500-600 is more common for pricing on these. I would also invite you to take a look at the Hoover line if you're on an ultra Budget.