Aspiradora Inalámbrica en Húmedo y Seco UWANT D600

I absolutely love this machine! It is incredibly convenient and easy to use. I actually own another corded wet/dry vac, but dealing with the cord and the tedious cleanup meant it usually just stayed in the closet. The Uwant vac is a total game-changer.

It cleans beautifully and gets right up against the baseboards. When I'm done, I just steer it onto its base, and it automatically cleans, sanitizes, and dries the brush roll for me! Managing the 2-in-1 tank is also a breeze (it could be a little bigger, but not a deal breaker). I am SO glad I made this purchase. My only minor complaint is that the cleaning solution is currently sold out and I desperately need more—mostly because it smells amazing!

I wasn't sure at first but after two months I like it. The self cleaning is easy and the floors dry fast. My only tiny complaint is the cord is short but whatever. Still better than mopping by hand.

They said 50 minute battery I figured it'd be like 30. Nope. Did 45 minutes and still had some left. Enough for my whole first floor and upstairs hall. Just don't forget to charge it because it takes a few hours.

The handle is comfortable. My wrist doesn't hurt after cleaning for 20 minutes. Well balanced and easy to steer around table legs and chairs. Small thing but makes a difference.

Water tank is a good size. I don't have to refill halfway through cleaning my whole house. Three water level settings actually matter depending on how dirty the floor is. Kitchen needs more water than the bedroom for sure.

The display is bright and easy to read. Shows battery percent and what mode you're on. No tiny symbols that you need a magnifying glass for. My dad could figure it out and he's bad at tech.

Setup took like five minutes. Came with two rollers, two filters, a bottle of solution. Read the manual once and you're good. No tools needed. Even I couldn't mess it up.

It's a little heavy not gonna lie. My arms get sore if I do the whole house at once. But the cleaning is so good and the self-cleaning means I don't have to touch a nasty roller so I'll take it.

I was about to spend more money but my friend told me to try this first. Glad I listened. It's not fancy but it cleans the floors and the self-cleaning works. What more do you need honestly.

Storage was a big deal for me because my apartment is tiny. The charging dock is small and it sits in my coat closet corner. Doesn't get in the way at all.

Bought during their Spring Sale for $299. Regular price is same but I got free shipping and extra warranty. Package came with two roller brushes and cleaning solution. For $300 this beats the Bissell Crosswave Pet Pro which is like $100 more without self drying. Feel like I stole it.

I'm not gonna pretend this thing is lightweight but it's lighter than my old Tineco by a few pounds. My wife is small and she can use it without complaining. The ergonomic handle helps with wrist strain. She actually volunteers to clean the floors now which never happened before.

The way you dock it is so easy. Other brands you have to line it up perfectly. This one you just push it toward the base and it clicks. My 70 year old mom figured it out first try.

Had an issue with the roller not spinning after 3 weeks. Emailed their support and they responded within a day. Walked me through resetting it and sent a replacement roller just in case. Turned out something got jammed but they were super responsive. Machine's been fine since.

Battery gets about 30-35 minutes for me. That's my whole first floor around 800 sq ft. If you have a bigger house get the D600. But for me and my small place it's perfect.

My clumsy self knocked over a full glass of red wine on my light colored rug. Grabbed the D100 in panic mode. Ran it over the spot a few times and it pulled almost all of it up. Used the included cleaning solution. Rug is not perfect but you can barely see it now. Worth it for that alone.

My old vacuum's dirty water tank smelled like death after two days. Like actual death. This one has those little anti-odor sticks and I left water in there for a week by accident and nothing. No smell. I'm shook.

The push in dock is nice but it's not tiny. Takes up about as much space as a small trash can. Need to keep it plugged in near an outlet. I have it in my laundry room corner and it's fine but if you have a small apartment think about where you'll put it.

Okay let's be real — it's $300. Not pocket change. But after using it for two months, I'd buy it again. Does wet and dry in one pass, picks up cheerios and spilled milk at the same time. The 180° tilt is nice. Only complaint is the water tank could be a bit bigger. Have to refill once during a full house clean.

Not gonna pretend it's quiet. In MAX mode it's definitely loud — like a hairdryer level. But it picks up everything including caked-on pasta sauce from my toddler's high chair area. The 3 modes are useful. Dry mode for crumbs, smart mode for everyday, max for the nasty stuff. Just don't run it while someone's sleeping.

I have two kids under 5 so my floors are a disaster zone after every meal. This thing lives in my kitchen now. Just grab it, zip around the dining area for two minutes, dock it, done. The 180° lay-flat is nice for getting under the high chair. Way less hassle than dragging out the big vacuum and a mop bucket.

Only problem is the water tank is a little small. I have to refill once if I do the whole house. Not a huge deal but something to know. For the price I can live with it.

Three modes sounds like marketing crap but I actually use them all. Smart mode for everyday, Dry mode when I just need to vacuum crumbs, MAX for weekends. It auto adjusts suction pretty well.