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Roborock announce the F25 Series of wet-dry vacuum cleaners

Roborock has further extended its Australian vacuum lineup today, announcing the Australian launch of its newest wet-dry vacuum cleaner range, the F25 series.

The F25 series is broken down into the F25 and the F25 AC with both offering 99.9% bacteria removal rate and a TÜV SÜD certification for Maternal and Infant Floor Cleaning to give families peace of mind when it comes to the cleanliness of their floors.

The F25 series offers “one-stroke wet and dry cleaning” with a very sucky 20,000Pa of suction power and a high frequency of 450 cleaning strokes per minute, allowing it to deliver spotless floors in a single stroke. The F25 ACE also offers an automatic detergent dispenser, the ability to detect dirt levels in real-time and adjust the cleaning solution application settings across different surfaces.

The vacuum promises to never tangle thanks to its tangle-free brushes and shark-tooth blades, and it will clean under furniture and every corner of your house with its ability to lie flat while cleaning with a clearance height of just 12.5cm. The ACE also comes with SlideTech 2.0 motorised wheels for easier turning and cleaning throughout your house.

Both vacuums’ rollers will automatically clean and dry themselves after use for improved hygiene and include a 90℃ hot air drying system that completes the drying in just five minutes. The ACE will offer you notifications and updates through voice alerts to keep you informed of the vacuum’s status.

The Roborock F25 will be available in Australia from 15th February, 2025 at $699, whereas the F25 ACE will be available in March at $999. The F25 Series will be available on Roborock Australia’s official retail channels, such as Roborock’s Official Online StoreJB HifiHarvey NormanThe Good GuysBing Lee, and other Authorised Retailers.

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