9 Best All in One Vacuums of 2025

The uwant D100 isn’t just another vacuum mop—it’s a game-changer for homes that demand deep, hygienic cleaning without compromise. With a robust 18,000Pa suction, dual-edge cleaning, and a 180° lay-flat design, it dives under furniture and corners where most machines fail, making it ideal for cluttered homes or those with pets and kids. Its Smart AI system dynamically adjusts suction and water flow, eliminating guesswork and delivering a truly adaptive clean—a rare feature even among premium models. Forget manual tweaks; this machine knows when to push power and when to conserve water.

In real-world testing, the D100 tackled sticky cereal spills, tracked-in mud, and pet hair with impressive efficiency, leaving floors dry within minutes thanks to its 95% water recovery rate. The dual-tank system ensures only fresh water touches your floor, while the hot air drying and self-cleaning cycle mean zero post-cleanup mess. However, while it handles low-pile rugs well, it struggles slightly on thicker carpets—its strength clearly lies in hard surfaces. The push-in docking system is a standout: no precise alignment needed, just glide it in and walk away. It’s effortless integration into daily life at its finest.

When stacked against the BROBIG A30-air, the D100 matches runtime but surpasses it with smarter AI and better odor control. Compared to the Shark HydroVac, it offers deeper reach and stronger suction, though with a slightly heavier build. It’s perfect for families who want a hands-off, high-performance clean across hardwood, tile, and laminate. For those prioritizing automation, reach, and hygiene, the D100 delivers more tech and versatility than the Shark, though with a steeper initial learning curve.

The Shark HydroVac MessMaster is a breath of fresh air for anyone tired of juggling multiple cleaning tools. This cordless 3-in-1 powerhouse vacuums, mops, and self-cleans in one go, making it a top contender for fast, everyday cleanups. Its Stain Boost mode delivers double the cleaning solution on tough spots, effortlessly lifting coffee rings and pet accidents. With cordless convenience and a clear LED display, it offers real-time feedback on battery and tank levels—no guesswork, just precision control at your fingertips.

During testing, the HydroVac excelled on sealed hardwood, tile, and area rugs, leaving surfaces streak-free and dry in under 10 minutes. The debris filtration system separates solids from liquids, making tank emptying quick and mess-free—a major win for pet owners. However, its 12 oz. solution tank requires refills during large cleanups, and the suction, while strong, can’t match 20,000Pa models on deep grime. It’s best suited for small to medium homes where speed and ease matter more than brute force.

Compared to the BISSELL CrossWave Pet Pro, the HydroVac is lighter and more intuitive, but lacks the dual-tank system’s hygiene edge. It’s also less powerful than the roborock F25 GT, but far more affordable and easier to handle. If you want a no-fuss, cordless cleaner that handles daily messes with pet-safe odor control, the HydroVac outperforms many in its class. It offers better usability and smarter ergonomics than the Bissell 3888A, making it a more polished daily driver.

The BISSELL Crosswave Pet Pro earns its title as Best Overall by solving the #1 pain point for pet owners: hair, stains, and lingering odors—all in one pass. Its tangle-free brush roll and hair guard prevent clogs, while the specialized pet solution lifts messes and neutralizes odors at the source. The dual-tank system is the real hero: fresh solution is dispensed ahead of the brush, while dirty water is sucked into a separate tank, ensuring no cross-contamination—a hygiene standard most competitors only claim, not deliver.

In real use, the Crosswave Pro handled kitty litter, muddy paw prints, and spilled milk with confidence, especially on tile and laminate. It transitions smoothly from hard floors to low-pile rugs, though deep carpet cleaning isn’t its forte. The self-cleaning cycle works well but requires manual filter rinsing—not fully hands-free. Still, for homes with pets, it’s unbeatable in value and effectiveness, combining pro-level cleaning with pet-specific engineering.

Against the Bissell CrossWave Turbo (3888A), the Pet Pro adds hair protection and stronger suction, making it a clear upgrade. Compared to the Tineco S5, it lacks smart sensors but wins on accessibility and affordability. It’s ideal for pet households that need reliable, mess-ready cleaning without high-tech complexity. It delivers more targeted performance and better odor control than the budget Turbo model, justifying its higher cost.

The BROBIG A30-air is a long-haul cleaning beast, built for homes where runtime and reach matter most. With a 45-minute battery life, it confidently tackles large 2,000 sq. ft. homes on a single charge—outlasting many rivals. Its self-propelled drive reduces user fatigue, making it effortless to glide across expansive spaces, while the 180° lie-flat design ensures edge-to-edge cleaning under beds and sofas. The 17,000kPa suction stays consistent, even when the tank is full, thanks to its dual-tank isolation system.

In action, the BROBIG handled kitchen grease, pet hair, and wet cereal spills with ease, drying floors in 10–12 minutes. The 4 cleaning modes (Normal, Eco, Max, Dry) let you tailor performance—Max mode is ideal for high-traffic zones. However, the digital display is basic, offering no real-time alerts, and the self-cleaning cycle, while functional, isn’t as thorough as the roborock F25 GT’s hot water system. It’s best for larger homes with mostly hard flooring and minimal carpet.

Pitted against the HABIUBIU A30, the BROBIG offers longer runtime and self-propulsion, though both share similar suction. It’s less high-tech than the Tineco S5 but more durable and consistent for big jobs. If you need a workhorse that won’t quit, the BROBIG beats the DREAME G10 Pro in battery life and reach, even if it lacks some smart features.

The Bissell CrossWave Turbo (3888A) is the smart budget pick—a no-frills, high-value cleaner that delivers real performance without the premium price. It vacuums and washes simultaneously, outperforming traditional mops and buckets, especially on sealed wood, tile, and area rugs. Its two-tank technology keeps clean and dirty water separate, ensuring hygienic cleaning with every pass. For homes that need basic, reliable cleaning without smart gimmicks, this is the barebones champion.

Testing shows it handles dry crumbs, light spills, and surface dust efficiently, though it struggles with dried-on messes unless pre-treated. The antimicrobial filter helps reduce odors, but there’s no automatic self-cleaning—you’ll need to rinse the roller manually. It’s lightweight and easy to store, but battery life is limited, making it best for small apartments or quick cleanups. It doesn’t wow with power, but it gets the job done.

Compared to the Crosswave Pet Pro, it lacks pet-specific features and hair protection, but it’s significantly cheaper. Against the Shark HydroVac, it’s less feature-rich but still solid for basic needs. It’s perfect for first-time owners or renters who want a simple, effective cleaner. It offers more hygiene than entry-level mops but fewer luxuries than premium models, striking a clear balance between cost and capability.

The Tineco Floor ONE S5 is the tech-savvy cleaner’s dream, packing iLoop Smart Sensor Technology that automatically adjusts suction, water flow, and brush speed based on mess type—no manual input needed. This intelligent responsiveness makes it perfect for unpredictable homes where spills, pet accidents, and sticky footprints happen daily. With a 30% larger clean tank than its predecessor, it covers more square footage before refills, reducing interruptions during deep cleans.

In hands-on use, the S5 detected wet patches and increased suction instantly, while drying floors in under 8 minutes. The pet hair strainer keeps the roller clear, and the centrifugal drying after self-cleaning prevents mold and odors. However, the initial setup is complex, requiring careful handle alignment, and the detection pin needs regular cleaning to avoid false alerts. It’s best for tech-forward users who value automation over simplicity.

Versus the DREAME G10 Pro, the S5 offers smarter sensors and better drying, but at a higher price. Compared to the BROBIG A30, it’s less rugged but far more intelligent. For those who want a self-optimizing, low-maintenance machine, the S5 outshines most with adaptive performance and premium ergonomics. It delivers more intelligence and precision than the DREAME, making it worth the extra investment for detail-oriented cleaners.

The DREAME G10 Pro shines where most fail: self-cleaning efficiency. With a one-press auto-clean cycle, it flushes and rinses the brush roller and tubing completely, minimizing user contact with grime—ideal for those who hate post-clean mess. Its dual water-tank system ensures only fresh water touches your floor, while the self-propelled drive makes large-area cleaning effortless with one hand. For users who prioritize hygiene and convenience, this machine is a hidden gem.

In testing, the G10 handled wet spills, crumbs, and pet hair effectively on hardwood and tile, drying floors in 10 minutes. The 35-minute runtime suits medium homes, but falls short for larger spaces. While it cleans well, it lacks smart sensors or temperature-based cleaning, meaning it doesn’t adapt to mess severity. It’s great for routine cleaning, but requires user oversight for tough jobs.

Compared to the Tineco S5, it’s less intelligent but easier to use day-to-day. Against the HABIUBIU A30, it offers similar self-cleaning but less runtime. It’s best for busy households that want a reliable, low-touch cleaner. It delivers better hands-free maintenance than the BROBIG, though with less battery and power than the roborock F25 GT.

The HABIUBIU A30 is the lightweight champion, tipping the scales at just 9.26 lbs—perfect for seniors, apartment dwellers, or multi-story homes. Its 45-minute runtime and self-propelled roller make it a joy to maneuver up and down stairs, while the 180° lay-flat design reaches under furniture with ease. With 17,000Pa suction and voice prompts, it guides you through refills and cleaning cycles, adding a smart touch without complexity.

In real use, it cleaned kitchen spills and tracked-in dirt well, drying floors in 10–12 minutes. The LED display clearly shows mode, battery, and alerts—no guessing. However, the voice assistant can be overly chatty, and the suction drops slightly on thick messes compared to 20,000Pa models. It’s best for light to moderate cleaning in compact spaces.

Versus the BROBIG A30, it shares runtime and lay-flat design, but HABIUBIU is lighter and more portable. Compared to the DREAME G10 Pro, it offers better runtime and voice feedback, though with less powerful suction. For those who value ease of lifting and handling, it beats heavier models. It delivers more portability and user guidance than the DREAME, making it ideal for less mobile users.

The roborock F25 GT is the suction king, unleashing a massive 20,000Pa of power—the highest in this lineup—making it unmatched for deep, stubborn messes. Whether it’s dried coffee, pet hair clumps, or kitchen grease, this machine lifts it all in one pass. Its 450 RPM spinning brush and dual-edge scraper deliver pro-grade scrubbing, while the 194°F hot water system melts grime and kills bacteria, offering hospital-level hygiene.

In testing, it cleaned bathroom tiles and vinyl plank with streak-free results, drying floors in under 8 minutes. The hot air drying keeps the roller odor-free and mold-resistant, a major win for longevity. However, its 8.8 lb weight, while light, can feel tiring during long sessions, and the battery lasts only 35 minutes—shorter than some rivals. It’s best for high-traffic zones needing deep disinfection.

Compared to the uwant D100, it offers stronger suction and hotter cleaning, but less AI smarts. Against the Tineco S5, it lacks smart sensors but excels in raw cleaning power. For homes that prioritize deep sanitization and power, the F25 GT is the ultimate weapon. It delivers more suction and heat-based cleaning than the uwant, making it the top choice for germ-conscious users.