Roborock · Smart Home · Reviewed by Lavelab EN · Published 2025-12-10
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The reviewer concludes that the Roborock F25 Ultra offers excellent cleaning performance, especially with its effective steam mode, is quiet during operation, and boasts exceptional battery life. Minor drawbacks include slight water dripping when moved and some items being scraped rather than vacuumed.
This review by LiveLab covers the Roborock F25 Ultra wet dry vacuum cleaner, detailing its design, maintenance features, and performance. It includes tests on cleaning effectiveness against various dirt types, noise levels, and battery life across different operating modes.
The Roborock F25 Ultra is a highly recommended wet/dry vacuum cleaner for its exceptional cleaning capabilities, especially on stubborn stains with its effective steam mode. The device impressed by vacuuming most egg and shell pieces in two passes and significantly reduced passes needed for dried mud and sugary soda with steam mode. Its noise level remains discreet at 63-64 dB, and battery life is exceptional, lasting 54 minutes in mop mode. However, the steam mode only reached 64°C, not the advertised 180°C, and water temperature in hot water mode was also lower than claimed. If you need a powerful and quiet wet/dry vacuum that excels at tackling dried-on messes and offers great battery life, this is a strong contender. If precise temperature for steam and hot water modes is a critical requirement, look elsewhere.
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The wet dry vacuum cleaner weighs a hefty 7.2 kg.
Source location: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nxrrTKJVYIc
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Its 1L clean water tank in the head lowers the center of gravity, and self-propelled wheels (forward and backward) make it fairly maneuverable despite its weight.
Source location: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nxrrTKJVYIc
measurement_testnegativet=00:31–00:40
The vacuum cleaner's brush is 10.5 cm thick, rather than the advertised 8.8 cm, meaning it cannot fit under the lowest furniture but can fit under most.
Source location: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nxrrTKJVYIc
hands_on_demopositivet=00:54–01:07
The parking mode proved effective during tests; it stands upright on its own, stops when placed in this position, and resumes the last mode used when unlocked.
Source location: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nxrrTKJVYIc
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The edges of the roller are very thin, which allows for effective vacuuming along baseboards.
Source location: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nxrrTKJVYIc
hands_on_demopositivet=01:45–02:02
Roller self-cleaning uses hot water at 90°C for 2 minutes and 13 seconds, followed by hot air drying at 95°C (fast for 5 min or silent for 30 min). After the long drying cycle, the roller was still slightly colored but dry.
Source location: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nxrrTKJVYIc
measurement_testnegativet=02:37–02:49
The brand claims 180°C for steam mode, but using probe and laser thermometers, a maximum of 64°C was measured.
Source location: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nxrrTKJVYIc
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The hot water mode is supposed to reach 86°C, but measured water temperature was 36°C, and the roller was at a maximum of 31°C.
Source location: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nxrrTKJVYIc
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Tests on salt, rice, cereal, milk, ketchup, pet hair, human hair, and egg showed 'very good results', with most messes removed in 1-3 passes.
Source location: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nxrrTKJVYIc
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The roller has an anti-tangle design, and tests confirmed very few items got tangled around it.
Source location: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nxrrTKJVYIc
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Steam mode reduced passes for dried mud (6 to 2) and sweet soda (12 to 8) compared to auto mode, revealing its full potential for stubborn stains, though not effective on coffee.
Source location: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nxrrTKJVYIc
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The noise level during use was 63-64 dB, which is very discreet compared to competitors.
Source location: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nxrrTKJVYIc
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The silent drying of the roller emitted only 49 dB at 1 meter, confirming it was indeed silent.
Source location: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nxrrTKJVYIc
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Measured battery life: 54 min (mop), 44 min (auto), 26 min (steam), 29 min (hot water). This is exceptional compared to recent models, especially in mop mode.
Source location: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nxrrTKJVYIc
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Based on regaining 15% battery in 34 minutes, a full charge is estimated to take 4 hours.
Source location: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nxrrTKJVYIc
Despite weighing 7.2 kg, the Roborock F25 Ultra is made easier to move by its one-liter clean water tank located in the head, which lowers its center of gravity. Additionally, self-propelled wheels assist in moving the vacuum forward and backward, contributing to its overall maneuverability.
The vacuum's brush is 10.5 cm thick, which is thicker than the advertised 8.8 cm. This means it can fit under most furniture, but it will not be able to clean under the absolute lowest pieces.
The charging station provides a self-cleaning process for the roller using 90°C hot water for over two minutes, followed by 95°C hot air drying for either 5 minutes (fast) or 30 minutes (silent). After the longer drying cycle, the reviewer found the roller to be dry, though still slightly colored.
The brand claims 180°C for steam mode, but reviewer measurements found a maximum of 64°C. For hot water mode, advertised at 86°C, the water was measured at 36°C and the roller at 31°C. This discrepancy is significant.
The vacuum effectively cleaned various types of dirt, including salt, rice, cereal, milk, ketchup, pet hair, human hair, and even egg with shell. Most messes were removed in 1-3 passes, with the anti-tangle roller design preventing hair from wrapping around it.
For dried mud, steam mode reduced the required passes from six (auto) to two. For sweet soda, it reduced passes from twelve (auto) to eight. While it didn't improve coffee stain removal, the reviewer noted that steam mode reveals the vacuum's full potential for stubborn dried stains.
The vacuum's operational noise level was measured at a discreet 63-64 dB, which is notably quiet compared to competitors. The silent roller drying cycle emitted only 49 dB, making it very quiet.
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LiveLab reviews the Roborock F25 Ultra wet dry vacuum, highlighting its self-propelled wheels for maneuverability despite its 7.2 kg weight. The vacuum features a self-cleaning station that uses hot water and air drying for the roller. Performance tests show good cleaning results for various messes, with the steam mode proving particularly effective for stubborn stains. The device is noted for its quiet operation and exceptional battery life compared to competitors.
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