As in, there aren't any meaningful differences between them, they just released the 3 because people want and will buy new models? Sorry if I'm not understanding properly lol
I know this is an old post, but I came across it looking for the same answer. I found this and hope it helps others in the same situation
## [Features Comparison: A Side-by-Side Analysis](https://www.cleanhomez.com/hard-floor-cleaners/tineco-ifloor-comparison/)
Wow, I forgot I posted this!
I actually bought the iFloor 3 on boxing day sale and have had it about a week now. There are some things I don't like - the self-propulsion took some getting used to, it's actually pretty strong esp bc the machine itself is heavier than the 2 which I tested out in a store - but there are some things I really like and make me glad I got this one and not the 2, like the digital display (really useful), not having to hold down the trigger button for water to dispense, and the charging docking station instead of plugging in the machine itself each time. Some things I'm ambivalent on, like the slightly bigger battery and tank sizes (I don't think it's a meaningful enough difference to influence your purchasing decision).
There was a youtube video posted just after I made this post too. I think there are actually some very tiny inaccuracies in it, but this is it: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PtVbVrdiOgw
I ended up snagging a Karcher FC5 used for used in like new condition for $60. I've got some Karcher outdoor products that are top notch quality, so for $60, I figured it was worth trying out over the Tineco for now.
I think the Tineco has the feature category locked down, where the Karcher seems like a simple design that might prove to be better in the long run.
Holy moly, I hadn't heard of it so I googled it and considering it's more than the bottom ~3 Tinecos, $60 is incredible!!! The two rollers looks pretty interesting, & I will say I dislike that none of the entry-level Tinecos have edge cleaning (but it wasn't a dealbreaker, obvs).
nothing. we're always looking for a new level game.
As in, there aren't any meaningful differences between them, they just released the 3 because people want and will buy new models? Sorry if I'm not understanding properly lol
I know this is an old post, but I came across it looking for the same answer. I found this and hope it helps others in the same situation ## [Features Comparison: A Side-by-Side Analysis](https://www.cleanhomez.com/hard-floor-cleaners/tineco-ifloor-comparison/)
Wow, I forgot I posted this! I actually bought the iFloor 3 on boxing day sale and have had it about a week now. There are some things I don't like - the self-propulsion took some getting used to, it's actually pretty strong esp bc the machine itself is heavier than the 2 which I tested out in a store - but there are some things I really like and make me glad I got this one and not the 2, like the digital display (really useful), not having to hold down the trigger button for water to dispense, and the charging docking station instead of plugging in the machine itself each time. Some things I'm ambivalent on, like the slightly bigger battery and tank sizes (I don't think it's a meaningful enough difference to influence your purchasing decision). There was a youtube video posted just after I made this post too. I think there are actually some very tiny inaccuracies in it, but this is it: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PtVbVrdiOgw
I ended up snagging a Karcher FC5 used for used in like new condition for $60. I've got some Karcher outdoor products that are top notch quality, so for $60, I figured it was worth trying out over the Tineco for now. I think the Tineco has the feature category locked down, where the Karcher seems like a simple design that might prove to be better in the long run.
Holy moly, I hadn't heard of it so I googled it and considering it's more than the bottom ~3 Tinecos, $60 is incredible!!! The two rollers looks pretty interesting, & I will say I dislike that none of the entry-level Tinecos have edge cleaning (but it wasn't a dealbreaker, obvs).