Tineco Pure One Station 5 Reviews (2025): This VAC is Void

When you have Like me, three different floors with cordless rod vacuums are a key element in keeping them clean. It’s easy to carry to different areas, compact enough to vacuum both stairs without pulling muscles, and still wide enough to vacuum the entire living and dining area in minutes.

The downsides are, of course, two: the risk of battery exhaustion, and the jar limits how much dust and dirt it can collect. I tried some stick vacuums, but what made these two drawbacks not exist was the Tineco Pure One Station 5 vacuum cleaner. That’s because it comes with a separate charging station that not only supports your vacuum, but also automatically launches it into larger cans of the above-mentioned base station. Suddenly, after each vacuum session, there is no step to deal with the can: I just pop it up at the station and it will take care of itself.

It’s a very convenient package and it costs a penny. However, independent charging and emptied base stations make a pure one station 5 feel very convenient and less irritating than not having to empty a small jar frequently. Plus, it’s powerful enough to absorb cat nests and sneaky dust bunnies, as well as my kids’ Hansel and Gretel-style food trails.

Use out of the box

The vacuum is easy to build with a vacuum base, Tineco’s Zerotangle brush and the tube that connects the two together, and a 2-inch 1 gap brush and base station. There is a small cutout in the base station that can store the gap fitting and add a power cord to suck suction in the base station and charge the vacuum.

The base station has a 2.5-liter bin capacity, which is larger than 1.5-liter extra than you found in our favorite floor vacuums like the Dyson Ball Animal 3. This means you will have a lot of vacuum courses before you need to clear the base station. The actual vacuum itself has a much smaller bin, but the cordless vacuum is of normal size. I’m usually still able to vacuum the entire floor of my house, cat litter and everyone without having to rest on empty, but families with lots of deep carpets or fluffy dogs can fill this thing faster.

The station promises to emptiate the attached bin and self-clean the vacuum by pushing the air to the vacuum filter, tubes, brush attachments, and of course the recently empty bin. You hear the change in sound as it drains from the empty into the “cleaning” phase of the vacuum cleaner. Both stages are noisy and remind me of the sounds I hear when the robot vacuum cleaner discharges itself into a similar base station.