The quality-price ratio is really laughable! If there are hairs on the floor, they get tangled in the rollers and then they won't come out no matter what! The floor really needs to be like glass. The only thing you save is the bucket, which again, for the money you spend to buy it, you could buy the bucket 1000 times considering how much time you need to clean it

We're talking about a borderline joke. Yes, it mops with very little water resulting in it drying immediately. Yes, it has the practicality of cordless operation. But: it cannot mop properly. The floor has to be spotless; it cannot handle odors (anyone with a pet understands this), it leaves marks as after a certain point it releases drops of dirty water, you definitely need to have two sets of rollers because you can't mop immediately after washing them. Any savings you make on water are lost when you wash the rollers. Another joke is that you can wash the rollers in the washing machine... are you serious, Karcher? Strangely, it somewhat manages with hair (fine). In conclusion, if you have a pet, forget it. If you have a shop and want to mop a clean floor, it's okay. Notably, the Karcher cleaner is what, in my opinion, does all the work. It's excellent.

Quite satisfactory performance. Easy to use, however its subsequent cleaning (emptying, washing) detracts from its practicality.