With the pure one S70, Tineco wants to compete with Dyson and Rowenta

The manufacturer Tineco is no longer an unknown on the Balais vacuum cleaners market. Thanks to an aggressive strategy based, among other things, on an extremely rapid renewal of range, it has managed to make a place among the Cadors in the sector that are Rowenta, Shark or Dyson. Moreover, one of the other Tineco methods to gain market share is to “be inspired” by existing technologies and developed by them in order to adapt them to its own devices; A paid tactic so that Tineco-balais vacuum cleaners do not accuse too much delay in terms of functionalities and, at the same time, so that they can be offered at a reasonable price.

The Pure One S70 Tineco is in line with this philosophy. It has been launched at € 500, but it can already be found very easily at € 420 and it is a safe bet that its price will continue to decrease very quickly according to another house commercial strategy. According to the technical sheet, this model uses multicyclonic filtration to separate air from dust.

The pure one S70 also has a particle meter, responsible for locating the size of the debris so that the engine provides suitable suction power so as not to solicit the battery more than necessary (Dustsense technology). Indeed, multi -cyclonic filtration is a very energy -consuming system, but Tineco promises that the autonomy of its pure one S70 reaches 95 minutes with the lowest power (three levels provided) and without electric brush. By attaching the latter, you can vacuum without discontinuing for 65 minutes according to the technical sheet. Note that the particle meter is also used to inform the user on the cleanliness of the floor thanks to a light circle, which surrounds the control panel, and which goes from red (very dirty) to blue (immaculate).