eufy, MACH V1 Ultra, All-in-One Cordless StickVac with Steam Mop, Cordless SteamWave Technology, Always-Clean Mop, Triple Self-Cleaning System, Eco-Clean Ozone, Safe for Homes with Children and Pets
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- Vacuum, Mop and Steam All-in-One: Combines vacuum, mop and steam for the total floor cleaning solution to fulfill all your cleaning needs.
- Make Wet or Dry Messes, and Stubborn Stains Vanish: Clean wet or dry messes, and even built-up grime on floors effortlessly with constant heated steam.
- Industry's First TUV Rheinland Certified: Maintain household cleanliness with high temperature steam and aqueous ozone, certified by TUV Rheinland.
- Eco-Clean Ozone: Aqueous ozone is produced to remove stains on floors and remove odors naturally for a deeper clean. Safe for pets and children.
Brand: eufy
Special Feature: Portable, Wet/Dry, Cordless
Surface Recommendation: Hard Floors, Middle-pile Carpets
Model Name: MACH V1 Ultra
Included Components: Cleaning Tool, Floor Cleaner, Citric Acid ×4
Brand: eufy
Special Feature: Portable, Wet/Dry, Cordless
Surface Recommendation: Hard Floors, Middle-pile Carpets
Model Name: MACH V1 Ultra
Included Components: Cleaning Tool, Floor Cleaner, Citric Acid ×4
Wattage: 680 watts
Item Weight: 12.6 Pounds
Tank Volume: 820 Milliliters
Form Factor: Stick
Color: Black
Power Source: Battery Powered
Voltage: 120 Volts
Style: MACH V1 Ultra
UPC: 194644114077
Manufacture Year: 2022
Global Trade Identification Number: 77
Product Dimensions: 46.3 x 10.94 x 10 inches
Item Weight: 12.57 pounds
Manufacturer: eufy
Item model number: T2770111
Batteries: 1 Lithium Ion batteries required. (included)
Date First Available: May 15, 2023
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I take my floor cleanliness seriously, which is difficult to do with young children running about. Up until now, I used a Dyson v11 Outsize (using the brush-beater head for carpet, and the "laser slim fluffy" head for my hardwood and stone floors), with a Bissell SpinWave for mopping. Here's the conclusion: this easily replaces the SpinWave, and if you don't have any carpeted flooring, you might be able to have it as your only floor-cleaning device. I value the steam-cleaning mode as an antimicrobial solution, but it doesn't remove some stuck-on messes as I was hoping it would. I don't regret getting the Ultra, but if money is tight, I'm honestly not sure that the steam function is worth it over the standard Mach v1. Compared with the SpinWave, the battery lasts much, much longer. My first floor would use up all of the SpinWave's charge (sometimes I couldn't even finish the entire floor on one charge), while the Mach v1 Ultra seems to not even go below 70%, unless I'm using the steam mode. The SpinWave would show signs of filth on the cleaning pads, but was probably leaving a lot behind. The Mach v1 puts down a small amount of water (and it's up to you if you want it to have cleaning agent infused or not - unlike the SpinWave) and sucks it up. It is incredibly satisfying to empty the filthy water canister, seeing all that grey water. With subsequent cleaning sessions, I can see that the water is not as grey. Compared with my Dyson v11, the Mach v1 is much more limited. While it can be used for carpet, I found the performance to be disappointing. To pick up some items that my Dyson would have gotten with ease, I had to pull the trigger to maximize the suction. This may be a result of having a soft brush head equipped, but carpets are definitely not the Mach v1's strength. Even considering hard floors, the Mach v1 has a slightly harder time cleaning up against corners and edges, as the front protrusion is farther out from the suction compared with my Dyson. It's also not able to reach as far, because the front tips up if you angle the handle too low down. While it's not a particularly difficult device to maneuver, nor is it overly large despite the fluid storage tanks, it's thicker than the Dyson and would need to be angled more aggressively. As an example, I have a coffee table that I could attack from one or two angles and completely clean with my Dyson. With the Mach v1 Ultra I need to go from each side, because I can't completely roll it underneath the table without having the front end (and critically, the suction) lift up from the ground. The reason I give it five stars even though it's not replacing every tool in my home is because I am not considering this as a replacement for a standard vacuum, but as a mop-style device. Purely for hard floors, this picks up more than my Dyson does, and with the steam functionality, offers peace of mind for some sterilization. It's a sleek-looking device that is really an absolute joy to use. If you don't have carpet in your home then I could possibly recommend this over a cordless vacuum cleaner, as long as you don't care to use a vacuum on other surfaces and as long as you don't need to maximize maneuverability around odd furniture. If you already have a cordless vacuum cleaner and are hoping to take floor cleaning to the next level, or want to be able to deal with moist material more easily, then don't mess around with other automated mop-style devices: this (or possibly the standard v1, non-ultra) is the one you need. Update from August 2023: The Mach v1 is still going strong, and I appreciate the steam function a bit more for specialized situations. My children put a large sticker on the floor that left behind a lot of colorful residue. Instead of getting down and scrubbing it away manually, I decided to try the Mach v1. The regular mop didn't work, and an initial pass with the steam function did very little. I then tried slowly moving the Mach v1 over the residue, back and forth, steam-cleaning all the while, and could see that the residue was coming up bit by bit. After about five minutes it was completely gone. I haven't had other scenarios where the steam function was essential and so my original review still stands, but I can now see that does allow you to clean some things that the non-steam version would not be able to.
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Reviewed in the United States on June 10, 2023 by Rainfall
Update 11/9/23: Customer Service contacted me and helped me out. After getting a replacement this unit performed much better. I also did the firmware update and everything worked seamlessly. The steam cleaner functionality works very well which was fantastic for when I clean my tile in the bathroom. I'm very happy that the company stands behind their product and worked with me to find solutions. I did have some trouble with the forward momentum of the vacuum, but they worked with me on that issue as well. The bristles on the brush flattened out which made the vacuum not move forward. To keep the bristles from flattening they recommended cleaning & airdrying. After doing this, everything worked perfectly. Overall, I would recommend this vacuum. The base model may still be good enough if you don't need the jetdry technology or the steam cleaner but I wouldn't hesitate to recommend either in the future. Original Review: I really wanted to like this machine. After reading a lot of different things about both tineco and the mach v1 / v1 ultra, I decided to pick up the machine. The main reason for me was to find a way to mop more as I just replaced my flooring to LVP, this was my first wet dry vacuum. While steam isn't great for LVP, I thought it would be useful for the tile in my bathroom. Things I did like: - Great looking machine - I really like the way the roller is covered, there is a magnet holding the top plate in and things just seem premium. - I love not needing to pre-mix any solution, it does it all automatically - Battery life is fantastic. I have a 1200 sqft place and I'm usually around 85% battery when I finish. - It cleaned my floors well. I have two cats and it was able to clean anything I needed. - The self cleaning was great, I liked that the roller had a heated dry at the end - Cleaning the unit itself was not difficult, I like that the cap to catch dry debris is quite large. The things I didn't like: - The steam function did not work at all for me. This is an expensive machine and this is something that should work - My floors were left a bit more damp than I would anticipate, and took a bit to dry. I would also have streaks from the wheels because of this. - The jet blade technology did not seem to dry my floors faster. Overall, I really did like the machine as a concept. I absolutely had achieved my goal of mopping more and keeping my floors clean. It also just is a great thing to have with animals. However, the cons have made me return this unit. The main reason to get the V1 ultra over the baseline seemed to be the steam functionality, the jetblade technology, and the long battery life. With the steamer not working, and the jetblade technology not making a huge difference, I can't justify this one over the base model.
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Reviewed in the United States on October 7, 2023 by anotherday46
The media could not be loaded. Overall it was good but not great for its high price. I’ll start with the biggest issue, the vacuum started shocking me, at first I thought it was wet somewhere but after the second attempt the electrical shocks got worst to the point where I could not hold it. This may be a one of but for the price I expected quality. Other negatives included the roller not being able to reach the complete edge, the right side does a better job than the left but it still not a true edge cleaner. Next it doesn’t have any sort of light to show you dust areas. Now days with some having lasers for dust detection I expected something of a light. For me the biggest downfall it’s a brush it’s too soft. It’s not able to release scrub the floor. Positives it did clean up most big items even stuff like cat vomit, or occasional food spills, and the cleaning of the dirty water tank was a breeze fantastic A+ on that . Overall at its current state & current price, I would not recommend the purchase. if they fix some of the issues in the next version, I would say sure.
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Reviewed in the United States on November 25, 2023 by Oscar Cortes
It performs exactly as expected. Easy to use, decently powerful, and pretty versatile with it being able to steam and get messes off multiple surfaces, including carpet. Steam takes a while to heat up, and if you're just using it for spot cleaning it doesn't kill the battery. If you don't fully clean out and run a cycle on it every single time you use it, it will start to smell very quickly. If you can catch a big sale then it is a good value, otherwise I wouldn't say it outperforms others we'll enough to justify the huge price.
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Reviewed in the United States on August 7, 2024 by Josh H. Josh H.