The tester rates the cleaner as an excellent tool for hard floors with an effective combination of vacuuming and wet cleaning. The automatic mode that detects dirt works very well, and Max mode is excellent for removing stubborn stains.

The reviewer praises the cleaner's performance on hard floors and appreciates the ability to vacuum and mop simultaneously, the self-cleaning function, and the voice guide. They consider the inability to clean corners and edges perfectly as a minor drawback.

The review highlights the self-cleaning function using the charging base. The system effectively rinses internal channels and the brush roller. The tester appreciates the included spare brushes and replacement filter.

The review highlights excellent suction power and the pleasant scent of the cleaning solution. Front-wheel drive makes the cleaner easy to control. However, some stuck-on debris required switching to Max mode, which is easy to do during cleaning.

The tester notes that the iFloor 5 isn't the most luxurious model, but it handles basic cleaning tasks very well. They appreciate the price-to-performance ratio, noting that water tanks will likely fill and empty before the battery runs out.

The French test evaluates improvements over the previous iFloor 3 model. They appreciate the enlarged water tanks (0.8L and 0.7L compared to 0.6L and 0.5L), which provides greater autonomy during cleaning without the need for frequent refilling.