Roborock Dyad Pro Wet & Dry Vacuum Review

Pros

• Deep clean mopping performance
• Fantastic debris removal at 98.9%
• Self-maintenance features to simplify usability

Cons

• Not all settings are accessible without app connectivity

Scoring

In This Review

Mop Test | Cleaning Test | Noise Test | Usability Test | Size | Specs | Summary

Performance Tests

We put wet dry vacuums through a series of 4 different tests to measure wet and dry cleaning performance as well as usability features.

These tests include:

• Mop test
• Cleaning test
• Noise test
• Usability test

Mop Test

To test the mopping capabilities of the Roborock Dyad Pro, we cleaned our ~1,000 sq. ft. office and studio space, which is made up of hardwood floors. We cleaned with only water in the tank, however it can use the cleaning solution provided by Roborock.

After cleaning the floor, we ran a self-cleaning cycle and checked the dirty water tank for dirt and debris.

While we have a lot of foot traffic in our office from dogs and humans, the floor is still being cleaned regularly by robot vacuums. With that in mind I was incredibly impressed by the Dyad Pro. It removed a healthy amount of dirt from the floor which I had assumed was relatively clean.

During this test, we cleaned on auto mode, which uses sensors in the device to increase/decrease water flow and brushroll rotation speed based on what it senses on the floor.

Cleaning Test

To check how well the Roborock Dyad Pro handled solid debris, we picked four debris types to test it against:

• Sugar
• Kitty Litter
• Rice
• Cereal

We laid it out in the direct cleaning path of the Dyad, turned the device to floor drying mode, and cleaned up the debris. After cleaning we then measured how much of the debris was remaining by weight.

Overall, the Roborock Dyad Pro removed 98.9% of all debris by weight.

The Dyad did an excellent job handling all debris types on the hardwood floor. A key factor to this is the ability to adjust the height of the front of the cleaning head. This section is called the Splash Guard, and thanks to a small switch on the front of the cleaning head, you can raise/lower it to allow larger debris under the brushrolls.

Thanks to this feature the Dyad was able to get on top of all of the debris and remove the vast majority of it. 

Noise Test

For our noise test, we ran the Roborock Dyad on each mode and measured the level of noise generated with a sound meter device. Additionally, we measured how loud it was while self-cleaning and the ambient noise levels of the room for comparison. 

Mode	Sound Level
Ambient	40.5 dB
Eco	67.4 dB
Auto	73.4 dB
Max	75.0 dB
Floor drying	74.5 dB
Self-clean	73.4 dB

Noise levels are in expected ranges for the Dyad Pro. It can be loud enough to disrupt a conversation if cleaning in the same room, but nothing outrageous. While self-cleaning, the Dyad creates 73.4 dB of noise, however that noise level fluctuates throughout the entire self-cleaning process.

Common noise levels:

• 20 dB – rustling leaves
• 30 dB – whisper
• 40 dB – quiet library, babbling brook
• 50 dB – refrigerator, moderate rainfall
• 60 dB – normal conversation, dishwashers
• 70 dB – traffic, showers
• 80 dB – alarm clock, telephone dial tone

Usability Test

Across the board usability matches the performance we’ve seen thus far with the Roborock Dyad Pro. It’s excellent. Setting up, controlling, and maintaining the device is all quite simple, thanks to thoughtful additions from Roborock.

Setup

The Roborock Dyad Pro doesn’t come completely setup out of the box. There are a few pieces that need to fit together before the device can run as intended.

Here’s what is in the box:

• Dyad Pro body
• Handle
• Charging dock body
• Charging dock tray
• Maintenance brush
• Filter
• Power cord

After removing all of the packaging you will need to attach the base pieces and plug in the power cord to the base and an outlet. From there you can insert the handle into the body of the Dyad Pro and set it to charging on the dock. 

Roborock recommends fully charging the Dyad before first use. In the meantime, you can fill up the clean water tank up top, and if you choose to do so, add detergent into the cartridge on the cleaning head itself.

Please note: Roborock recommends using their detergent and the cartridge needs to be refilled after an estimated 20 tanks of clean water.

Controls

The Roborock Dyad Pro offers simple controls and a robust display. On the handle are 3 buttons to toggle between functions of the device.

• Power: toggles the power on/off
• Change mode: switches between the various modes
• Self-clean: starts the self-cleaning process

The display itself shows the current status of the Dyad. It can show:

• Current mode
• Remaining battery life
• WiFi connectivity
• Water tank status
• Error messages

The display is easy to understand and clearly visible while cleaning. 

Run Time

On eco mode the Roborock Dyad Pro has a run time of up to 43 minutes.

Maintenance

Overall maintenance is fantastic thanks to the self-cleaning features the Dyad Pro offers. With the press of a button or from the app you can:

• Balanced self-clean
• Deep self-clean
• Silent dry
• Fast dry

These self-maintenance features reduce the amount of time you spend cleaning the device instead of the floor.

There are still things that you will need to take care of such as emptying or filling the water tanks, cleaning the filters, and other less frequent tasks. In addition, Roborock still recommends cleaning the brushrolls manually, but this can happen less often thanks to the self-clean features. 

Size & Dimensions

The overall dimensions of the Dyad Pro are about average with what we’ve seen from wet dry vacuums. It can’t lay down completely flat and the cleaning head won’t fit under every piece of furniture. But, the device is easy to move around thanks to the fairly lightweight design. 

Here are the full dimensions of the Dyad Pro:

• Width – 12.2”
• Depth – 10.6”
• Height – 43.7”
• Weight – 10 lbs.

Specifications

Specifications
Type	Wet Dry Vacuum
Manufacturer	Roborock
Model	Dyad
Height	43.7″
Width	12.2″
Depth	10.6″
Floor Type	Hard floors (recommended)
Clean Water Tank Capacity	900 ml
Dirty Water Tank Capacity	770 ml
Battery Life	43 min. (Eco)
Cordless	Yes
Bagless	Yes
Returns	Varies by retailer
Warranty	1 year
Price	Check Price

Should you buy the Roborock Dyad Pro?

I would recommend the Roborock Dyad Pro if you are looking for the following features:

• Fantastic hard floor mopping: Our mopping test showed the Roborock Dyad Pro does an excellent job at removing debris and dirt. Despite our floor being cleaned daily by robot vacuums, the dirty water tank contained murky brown water.
• Excellent debris removal: Despite the fantastic mopping performance the Dyad had excellent cleaning performance as well removing 98.9% of debris on hardwood flooring. Thanks to the adjustable head it was able to get on top and remove the vast majority of material on the floor.
• Features that enhance usability: With a solid display, simple controls, and robust app, controlling the Dyad Pro is easy. Furthermore, the self-maintenance features make maintaining the device less of a hassle.

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