Roborock · Smart Home · Reviewed by Rawan's Reviews · Published 2026-06-12
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The reviewer finds the F25 GT offers tremendous value for its price and features. The F25 XT is a solid step up, but the flagship models, the F25 Ultra (with steam) and F25 Ace Pro (with foam), demonstrate superior performance on tough, dried-on stains, making their premium features genuinely effective and not just marketing.
The review compares four models from Roborock's wet/dry vacuum lineup: the F25 GT, F25 XT, F25 Ultra, and F25 Ace Pro. It highlights their similarities and differences, covering features, cleaning performance on various stains, and self-cleaning/drying capabilities.
The Roborock F25 GT stands out as an exceptional value for money in the wet/dry vacuum market, offering a robust feature set typically found in higher-end models at an entry-level price point. Its lightweight design at 4 kg and the rotating brush roll make maneuvering effortless, and it effectively clears dried coffee and fresh messes in one or two passes. While it performs comparably to the F25 XT on tough dried ketchup stains, requiring 14-15 passes, it lacks advanced features like self-propelled wheels and a dirt detect sensor, and its dirty water tank does not separate solids from liquids. If you are seeking a highly effective and easy-to-use wet/dry vacuum without needing premium smart features, this is a strong contender. If advanced capabilities like steam cleaning, foam dispensing, or app control are crucial, consider the F25 Ultra or Ace Pro instead.
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The F25 GT offers an anti-hair tangle brush roll, dual side edge cleaning, 180° lay flat capability, a slim body (12.5 cm / 4.92 in), and hot air brush roll washing and drying. The reviewer notes that these features at its price point are "kind of unheard of" and offer "tremendous" value.
Source location: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bOIvHIj36J8
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The F25 GT is described as quite light, weighing around 4 kg, compared to 4.7 kg for most other models. This lightness, combined with the brush roll's rotating force, makes the machine very easy to maneuver.
Source location: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bOIvHIj36J8
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The F25 XT adds auto mode with a dirt detect sensor, sponge (suction-only) mode, an auto solution dispensing tank for up to a month of use, and Wi-Fi connectivity for app control, allowing customization of settings like solution amount. The suction mode is not pure suction, dispensing some water, making it unsuitable for carpets.
Source location: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bOIvHIj36J8
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The F25 XT includes self-propelled wheels, which the reviewer states are "one of the best" they've tried in wet/dry vacuums. They are independently controlled, reducing slippage and making navigation very easy on both forward and backward passes.
Source location: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bOIvHIj36J8
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The F25 XT offers an upgraded battery with 60 minutes of run time, compared to 40 minutes on the GT. Its dirty water tank includes a filter to separate solid debris from liquids, a feature absent in the F25 GT.
Source location: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bOIvHIj36J8
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The F25 Ace Pro introduces a "jet foaming" feature, which dispenses foam via a nozzle and handle trigger. Roborock claims 1 ml of solution transforms into 167 million microbubbles to tackle tough stains.
Source location: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bOIvHIj36J8
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The F25 Ultra model includes steam cleaning and hot water cleaning functionalities, along with an LED light on the cleaning head for better visibility.
Source location: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bOIvHIj36J8
hands_on_demopositivet=7:00–10:20
All four Roborock F25 models performed similarly in cleaning a 12-hour dried coffee stain, removing it easily in one or two passes. The GT was noted to get slightly less close to edges compared to the others but still good. Additionally, all machines effectively cleaned fresh ketchup and milk/noodle wet/dry messes in a single pass.
Source location: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bOIvHIj36J8
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The F25 XT and GT models showed similar performance on a 12-hour dried ketchup stain, requiring 14 to 15 passes to remove the stain. The reviewer notes this is typical for other vacuums.
Source location: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bOIvHIj36J8
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The F25 Ultra's steam cleaning, measured at 80°C with a thermal camera, effectively loosened and broke down a dried ketchup stain. It took only 5 to 6 passes to remove most of the stain, half the number of passes required by models without steam.
Source location: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bOIvHIj36J8
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The F25 Ultra's hot water mode, measured at 50°C, took 9 to 10 passes to clean the same dried ketchup stain. While less effective than steam, it still offers benefits in breaking down dirt.
Source location: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bOIvHIj36J8
hands_on_demopositivet=9:20–9:55
The F25 Ace Pro's foam feature proved very effective on a dried ketchup stain. After spraying foam and waiting a few seconds, it removed almost all the stain in one pass, confirming it's not just marketing.
Source location: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bOIvHIj36J8
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The F25 GT's dirty water tank lacks a filter, mixing solids and liquids. The F25 XT includes a filter to separate solids. The F25 Ultra and Ace Pro further upgrade this with a handle that makes it easier to carry and detach the top part for emptying.
Source location: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bOIvHIj36J8
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All machines reached similar temperatures of 65-70°C after self-cleaning sessions and approximately 70°C during brush roll drying, ensuring effective sanitation and drying. All models allow triggering the drying session independent of cleaning.
Source location: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bOIvHIj36J8
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During fast 5-minute drying, the XT and GT measured 59-60 decibels, while the Ultra and Ace Pro were slightly quieter at 56-57 decibels. For silent drying, the XT's automatic session is 20 minutes (vs. 30 for others), but manual silent drying is 30 minutes for all.
Source location: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bOIvHIj36J8
The F25 GT is a lightweight, value-for-money entry model with basic features. The F25 XT upgrades to auto cleaning mode with dirt detection, an auto solution dispenser, self-propelled wheels, and app control. The premium F25 Ace Pro features "jet foaming" for stubborn stains, while the F25 Ultra offers high-temperature steam and hot water cleaning.
On a 12-hour dried ketchup stain, the F25 GT and XT performed similarly, needing 14-15 passes. The F25 Ultra's 80°C steam cleaning significantly reduced this to 5-6 passes, and its 50°C hot water mode took 9-10 passes. The F25 Ace Pro's jet foaming was the most effective, clearing the stain in just 1-2 passes.
The review demonstrated that all models – F25 GT, XT, Ultra, and Ace Pro – are highly capable of cleaning fresh spills. They removed fresh ketchup stains and combinations of wet and dry messes like milk and noodles in a single pass during testing.
The F25 XT features self-propelled wheels that are independently controlled, reducing slippage and making the machine very easy to navigate in both forward and backward passes. The reviewer rates them as "one of the best" they've encountered in wet/dry vacuums.
The F25 GT's dirty water tank mixes solids and liquids without a filter. The F25 XT improves this by including a filter to separate solid debris. The F25 Ultra and Ace Pro further enhance the design with a convenient handle that makes it significantly easier to carry and detach the top part of the tank for cleaning.
The reviewer explicitly states that the suction mode, even on models like the F25 XT that have it, is not pure suction because a small amount of water is still dispensed onto the brush roll. This makes these machines unsuitable for use on carpets as a substitute for an actual vacuum cleaner.
The Roborock F25 GT's battery life is rated at approximately 40 minutes when used in eco mode. The F25 XT, however, comes with an upgraded battery that provides a longer run time of up to 60 minutes.
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This video compares Roborock's F25 GT, XT, Ultra, and Ace Pro wet/dry vacuums. It details the unique features of each model, from the GT's entry-level value to the advanced functionalities of the XT, Ultra, and Ace Pro. The reviewer conducts cleaning tests on dried coffee, ketchup, and wet messes, demonstrating the effectiveness of the Ultra's steam cleaning and the Ace Pro's jet foaming. The comparison also covers differences in design, self-cleaning, and drying cycles, helping potential buyers choose the best model for their needs.
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