JONR S20 Pro Review: Lie-Flat Wet-Dry Vacuum Value Pick

The JONR S20 Pro is a cordless wet-dry vacuum designed to deliver flagship cleaning features at a budget price. After analyzing owner feedback across multiple markets, its standout strengths are a genuinely useful 180° lie-flat design for under-furniture cleaning, an ultra-light 3.2 kg build, and surprisingly strong edge-cleaning performance. However, recurring complaints about weak battery life, incomplete self-drying, and inconsistent customer service mean this budget flagship comes with real caveats. At approximately $100–€160, it makes the most sense for small-to-medium homes with hard floors and light cleaning needs, but buyers expecting premium reliability should proceed with caution.

For full spec benchmarks, complete technical specifications, and head-to-head scorecards, see our full JONR S20 Pro review.

Quick Verdict

Owner-report rating: 3.7 / 5

Price at review: $249.99 (our tracked US price, October 2026). Elsewhere: approximately $101.70 (Korea promotional) / €137.66–€161.69 (EU warehouse) / HKD 1,455 (Japan) / varies by region

Review basis: Based on aggregate analysis of verified owner reports from Amazon.de, Amazon.it, Amazon.fr, Amazon.ca, Amazon.co.jp, Korean retail forums (Quasarzone, Ppomppu), and European price comparison platforms

Best for: Small-to-medium homes with hard floors, pet owners wanting affordable wet-dry convenience, buyers prioritizing under-furniture reach

Not ideal for: Large homes exceeding 1,200 sq ft, elderly users (self-propelled motion can be too fast), buyers expecting premium durability

Category: Cordless Wet-Dry Vacuum

Our verdict: The S20 Pro delivers remarkable value for its price point—the 180° lie-flat design alone justifies consideration for anyone who’s tired of not being able to clean under furniture. But battery limitations, incomplete drying, and mixed customer service experiences mean you should buy with realistic expectations.

Quick Specs

Specification	Details
Product	JONR S20 Pro
Brand	JONR
Category	Cordless Wet-Dry Vacuum
Price	~$101–€160 (varies by region)
Weight	3.2 kg
Clean Water Tank	400 ml
Dirty Water Tank	600 ml
Battery	2600 mAh
Runtime	Manufacturer claims 25–35 min; owner reports 15–25 min typical
Charging Time	3–4 hours
Suction	25,000 Pa (JP marketing claim) / 9,000 Pa (VN listing)
Edge Cleaning	5 mm from baseboards
Lie-Flat	180° (full flat)
Self-Cleaning	Yes (one-touch)
Self-Drying	No (air dry only)
Warranty	2 years (Korea listings)
App	No app connectivity

Pros & Cons

Pros	Cons
Genuine 180° lie-flat design — reaches under furniture down to 5–9 cm	Weak battery life — one owner reported 50% for 40m²; larger homes need extra battery
Ultra-light at 3.2 kg — one of the lightest wet-dry vacuums available	Self-cleaning doesn’t dry — roller remains damp; must be removed and air-dried to prevent odors
Excellent edge cleaning (5 mm) — owners confirm no more baseboard touching up	No water flow adjustment — owners wish they could control water volume
Strong suction for price — handles pet hair, cereal, and wet messes effectively	Customer service inconsistent — some report quick responses, others get no reply
One-touch self-cleaning — convenient roller rinsing after use	Dirty water tank sensor issues — false “full” readings when residue accumulates
Stands upright alone — convenient for mid-clean pauses	Voice prompts can’t be disabled — annoying for some users
Sealed motor safe for wet use — no leakage when laid flat	No HEPA filtration — not ideal for severe allergies

How We Evaluated

This review is based on aggregate analysis of verified owner reports across multiple retail platforms and markets, combined with manufacturer specifications and competitive comparison.

Usage context: Synthesized from real-world usage reports across apartments and small homes in Germany, France, Italy, Spain, Canada, Japan, Korea, and Vietnam

Floor types covered: Sealed hardwood, tile, laminate, vinyl

Debris in owner reports: Cereal, cookie crumbs, tomato sauce, spilled liquids, pet hair, muddy paw prints, dust

Data sources:

• Verified Amazon reviews (Amazon.de, Amazon.it, Amazon.fr, Amazon.ca, Amazon.co.jp)
• Korean retail forum user reviews (Quasarzone)
• Korean forum discussions on JONR customer service (Ppomppu)
• Price comparison platforms (Idealo, Morele, Xiaomi Planet)
• Manufacturer specifications from JONR product pages

Limitations: We did not conduct hands-on physical testing for this review. Our analysis synthesizes publicly available owner experiences. Where owner reports conflict significantly, we note the range of experiences and identify patterns.

Key finding: The S20 Pro generates generally positive owner feedback with a 4.5–4.6 star average across Amazon platforms . However, Korean forum discussions reveal customer service concerns that warrant attention .

Design & Build Quality

The S20 Pro follows JONR’s functional design language, with one key innovation: the clean water tank is mounted at the bottom of the body rather than the top. This lowers the center of gravity and makes the unit feel lighter and more balanced during use—a design choice owners consistently praise .

Materials and construction are adequate for the price point. The white plastic body looks clean and modern, and owners describe the build as “high-quality” and “stable” . One Italian owner with extensive vacuum experience noted the design is “refined, elegant, and curated down to the smallest details” .

The 180° lie-flat hinge is the standout engineering feature. Unlike cheaper wet-dry vacuums that leak or cut suction when tilted, the S20 Pro has an advanced backflow block structure that protects the motor even when fully flat . This allows the head to reach into spaces just 5–9 cm high.

Ergonomics are a strong point. The low-mounted tank and self-propelled forward motion reduce wrist strain. Japanese marketing claims the load on your wrist during operation is equivalent to just 0.5 kg . A Korean owner confirmed: “The center of gravity is low, so it’s comfortable to use” .

Build quality caveat: Some owners report durability issues. One German reviewer noted the unit “runs with a motor by itself” and can be “difficult to handle for older people” due to the speed of self-propulsion .

Setup & First Use

Setup is straightforward and takes under 15 minutes. The S20 Pro arrives largely pre-assembled, requiring only handle insertion and an initial charge.

Included in the box (per JONR specifications) :

• Main vacuum unit
• Handle and aluminum tube
• Charging base
• Power adapter
• Roller brush
• Cleaning solution (region-dependent)

Controls are simple: Two buttons for power and mode switching. The LED display shows battery level and cleaning mode . Voice prompts guide you through operation in multiple languages.

Important setup note: The machine defaults to Auto mode at startup, which releases water to wet the roller. Turbo mode stops water release and increases suction for dry debris pickup .

First cleaning impression: Owners consistently describe immediate satisfaction. One Spanish owner with three dogs stated: “I’m absolutely thrilled with it. The device cleans and vacuums perfectly, making household chores so much easier!” .

Critical limitation: The unit is designed for simultaneous wet and dry cleaning only. You cannot use it as a dry vacuum alone—the roller is always wet .

Cleaning Performance

Hard Floors

The S20 Pro performs very well on sealed hard floors, especially for everyday messes. The rotating roller applies downward pressure while the vacuum pulls debris into the dirty water tank.

One German owner with two children and a dog provided detailed praise: “I don’t have to wipe afterward anymore. The edge cleaning works so well (supposedly up to 1 mm) that I don’t need to touch up anything, even in corners. And especially with the tile joints in the hallway, where dirt otherwise likes to collect, the structured roller profile really makes a difference. I can literally see the dirt being pulled out” .

Edge cleaning reaches 5 mm from baseboards, which owners confirm works in practice. A Canadian owner noted: “Those little crumbs that sneak under the dining chairs usually drive me crazy, but this thing actually picked them up” .

Suction performance varies by regional specification. Japanese listings claim 25,000 Pa, while Vietnamese listings cite 9,000 Pa . Regardless of the number, owners report strong pickup for daily messes.

Notable limitation: The S20 Pro is for light-to-moderate cleaning, not deep scrubbing. One Spanish owner summarized honestly: “PERFECT IF: You want a quick (but also superficial) cleaning. DON’T EXPECT: It to scrub with the force of a mop or vacuum with the power of a regular vacuum” . Another noted: “It doesn’t replace elbow grease and a mop for big stains” .

Carpets

The S20 Pro is designed for hard floors. While Japanese marketing mentions carpet suitability, the wet roller design makes it unsuitable as a primary carpet cleaner . One owner noted: “It’s advertised for carpets but it’s designed for wet cleaning. You can’t switch between suction-only and wet cleaning” .

Pet Hair

Pet hair performance is a genuine strength, thanks to the double comb anti-tangle system. The dual comb teeth on the brush bar automatically remove hair during operation, preventing the dreaded “hair wrap” problem .

A French owner with “a dog that sheds a lot” confirmed: “No problem, the suction power is good” . A Spanish owner with three dogs praised how it reduced pet hair levels and improved their allergy symptoms .

Caveat: Japanese owners with very long hair report some tangling still occurs: “Because our hair is long, hair does get tangled in the roller brush relatively easily” . The filter and roller still require periodic manual cleaning.

Navigation & Maneuverability

Manual operation with self-propelled assistance. The S20 Pro has no navigation system, mapping, or app connectivity. You steer; it glides.

Self-propulsion is a mixed blessing. Owners appreciate the reduced effort, but some find it too fast. One German owner warned: “The vacuum runs by itself through the motorized roller. However, I find this much too strong, or rather, the vacuum drives much too fast. Especially for older people, I would therefore not recommend this vacuum, as you have to keep up quickly” .

180° lie-flat design is the standout feature. The head reaches under beds and sofas down to 5–9 cm. One German owner praised: “The extremely flat design is really practical in everyday use. You can push the device far down and thus also under cabinets or beds” .

63° flexible head allows easy maneuvering around furniture legs, and a mini auxiliary wheel supports operation .

Carrying between levels is easy thanks to the 3.2 kg weight. One owner noted: “The weight alone makes a difference. The wet-dry vacuum is so light that I can easily carry it up and down the stairs—and I do that almost daily” .

Smart Features & App

No app connectivity. The S20 Pro operates through physical controls, an LED display, and voice prompts.

Self-cleaning function: One-button activation rinses the roller and internal tubing. Owners appreciate the convenience. A Korean user noted: “With just one button, self-cleaning happens, and if you just place it on the dock, it charges automatically, so you barely have to lift a finger” .

However, self-cleaning has limitations. One detailed German review explained: “The roller is rinsed and spun quickly. However, true drying does not occur. The brush remains damp and must be removed and dried separately to avoid odor formation and bacterial growth” .

Voice prompts in multiple languages are included but cannot be disabled. One German owner found this annoying: “It talks a lot, which is annoying” . A Japanese owner reported that the Japanese voice guidance sounds strange: “After powering off, a strange Japanese guidance plays” .

LED display shows battery level and cleaning mode in real time .

Battery & Runtime

Test	Result
Manufacturer claimed runtime	25–35 min
Owner-reported average	15–25 min (wet/dry mode)
Recharge time	3–4 hours
Battery type	2600 mAh

Runtime is the most common complaint. One German owner with a 130m² apartment reported: “I bought an additional battery because, especially when mopping, the battery isn’t quite enough for our apartment size” .

Another French owner noted: “50% for 40m²” . One detailed German review stated: “After mixed use, I had only 30% battery left after 20 minutes” .

For smaller spaces, runtime is adequate. One Canadian owner with a 100m² apartment stated: “The battery life is more than sufficient to clean an apartment like mine of about 100m² with a single charge” .

Charging takes 3–4 hours .

Noise

The S20 Pro is moderately loud, with a measured 82 dB rating per product specifications . This is comparable to a standard vacuum cleaner.

Owners describe the noise as noticeable but acceptable. One German owner noted: “It’s not exactly whisper-quiet, but it does the job really well” . Another noted the self-cleaning cycle is louder than normal operation .

Voice prompts add to the noise. Multiple owners mention the constant talking as a minor annoyance .

Maintenance

How much work does owning this vacuum create?

Moderate to significant. Despite the “self-cleaning” branding, owners must manually clean multiple components regularly.

After every use:

• Empty the dirty water tank (which mixes solids and liquids)
• Run the self-cleaning cycle
• Remove and air-dry the roller — self-cleaning doesn’t dry it

Weekly (or as needed):

• Wash the roller brush
• Clean the filter and filter housing
• Clean the scraper blades
• Wipe down the base station

Maintenance pain points from owners:

• No self-drying: “A real drying does not take place. The brush remains damp and must be removed and dried separately to avoid odor formation”
• Dirty water tank sensor issues: “The device repeatedly reported a full tank even though there was only a little liquid in it. Only after thorough rinsing with clear water did detection work correctly again”
• Drain clogging: “When disposing of dirty water mixed with debris, the sink drain gets clogged easily”

Customer service concerns: Korean forum discussions reveal mixed experiences. One user reported: “S20 Pro broke within a year, contacted them via KakaoTalk, no reply” . Another noted: “I bought it last year and received a parts replacement” . A third stated: “I gave it to my mother, it’s been a year without breaking” .

Real-World Use

Daily Family Cleaning

Performance: Excellent for quick daily maintenance on hard floors.

What worked: Lightweight design, self-propelled motion, lie-flat reach. One German family with two children and a dog described transformative results: “After bringing the kids to school and walking the dog, I go through the ground floor with the S20—kitchen, hallway, living room—takes less than 15 minutes and looks great afterward” .

What didn’t: Battery doesn’t last for larger homes.

Verdict: This is the S20 Pro’s sweet spot—smaller homes with children and pets on hard floors.

Pet Owners

Performance: Strong hair pickup, but maintenance required.

What worked: Anti-tangle system genuinely prevents hair wrap. Multiple pet owners report satisfaction .

What didn’t: Requires frequent cleaning to prevent odor. Long hair still tangles .

Verdict: Good for pet owners willing to maintain the machine regularly.

Seniors and Users with Mobility Concerns

Performance: Not recommended.

What worked: Lightweight, stands upright alone.

What didn’t: Self-propelled roller moves too fast. One owner explicitly warned: “For older people, I would not recommend this vacuum, as you have to keep up quickly” .

Verdict: Look elsewhere if ease of use is the priority.

Ease of Use

Ease of Use

Score: 4.0/5

Setup is simple, controls are minimal. The unit stands upright on its own and self-propels forward. Main limitations: no water flow adjustment, voice prompts can’t be disabled, and self-cleaning doesn’t dry.

Core Feature Performance

Claim	Test	Result	Assessment
180° lie-flat	Owner reports	Works in wet/dry mode	Genuine advantage for under-furniture cleaning
Self-cleaning	Owner reports	Rinses roller but doesn’t dry	Incomplete solution
25-min runtime	Owner reports	15–25 min typical	Overstated for real use
Anti-tangle hair system	Owner reports	Works well, but long hair tangles	Good for most pets
5 mm edge cleaning	Owner reports	Confirmed effective	Genuine strength

Issues / Bugs

Recurring problems from owner reports:

Issue	Frequency	Severity
Battery drain too fast	Consistent	High
Self-cleaning doesn’t dry	Consistent	Medium-High
Musty odor from damp roller	Multiple reports	Medium
Customer service no response	Some reports	High
Dirty water tank sensor issues	Some reports	Medium
Voice prompts can’t be disabled	Consistent	Low-Medium

Expectation vs Reality

Fell short of expectations for buyers expecting:

• Long battery life for large homes
• True self-cleaning (drying is incomplete)
• Premium durability
• Quiet operation

Met expectations for buyers seeking:

• 180° lie-flat reach for under-furniture cleaning
• Lightweight, maneuverable design
• Budget-friendly wet-dry convenience
• Strong edge cleaning

Ratings

Category	Score	Why
Cleaning Performance	4.0/5	Strong for daily hard-floor cleaning; insufficient for deep stains or carpets
Navigation / Maneuverability	4.5/5	180° lie-flat is excellent; self-propulsion too fast for some users
Ease of Use	4.0/5	Simple controls, but voice prompts can’t be disabled
Features & Technology	3.5/5	Lie-flat and self-cleaning are useful; no app, drying incomplete
Battery / Runtime	2.5/5	Multiple reliability complaints; runtime overstated
Maintenance	3.0/5	Self-cleaning helps but manual drying essential
Build Quality	3.5/5	Adequate materials; some durability concerns
Noise	3.0/5	82 dB is average; voice prompts add annoyance
Value	4.0/5	Excellent price for features when it works

Owner-report rating: 3.7/5 (weighted average, with cleaning performance and value carrying more weight)

JONR S20 Pro vs. the Competition

Product	Price	Weight	Lie-Flat	Edge Reach	Key Advantage	Key Limitation
JONR S20 Pro	~$101–€160	3.2 kg	180°	5 mm	Lie-flat reach, price	Battery, customer service
JONR ED20 Pro	~€340	4.1 kg	180° (dry only)	5 mm	Hot-water self-clean	Higher price, heavier
Tineco iFLOOR 5 Breeze	~$300+	~4.5 kg	No	<5 cm	HEPA filtration, better build	No lie-flat, heavier
Dreame Aqua10 Ultra	~€500+	5.8 kg	Unknown	Unknown	3-year warranty	Heavier, much higher price

Key comparison insight: The S20 Pro competes primarily on price and lie-flat design. At roughly $100–€160, it significantly undercuts the ED20 Pro and Tineco models while offering the 180° lie-flat feature that neither Tineco nor most competitors in this range provide.

Versus ED20 Pro: The S20 Pro is lighter (3.2 kg vs. 4.1 kg) and cheaper, but lacks the hot-water self-cleaning dock and has weaker battery life. For budget-conscious buyers who don’t need hot-water sanitization, the S20 Pro is the better value.

Versus Tineco: The S20 Pro wins on price and lie-flat reach, but loses on build quality and filtration. Tineco includes HEPA filtration, which the S20 Pro lacks.

Who Should Buy the JONR S20 Pro?

Buy it if:

• You live in a small-to-medium home (under 1,200 sq ft) with hard floors
• You need to clean under beds and sofas (the 180° lie-flat is genuinely useful)
• You want a lightweight, maneuverable wet-dry vacuum at a budget price
• You have pets and want anti-tangle hair pickup
• You’re willing to accept some reliability risk at this price point
• You’re comfortable with potential customer service interactions

Who Should Skip the JONR S20 Pro?

Skip it if:

• You have a large home exceeding 1,200 sq ft of hard flooring
• You’re elderly or have mobility concerns (self-propelled roller moves too fast)
• You expect reliable long-term operation without issues
• You need a machine that fully self-dries
• You want a quiet vacuum (82 dB plus voice prompts)
• You need HEPA filtration for severe allergies
• You want guaranteed customer service responsiveness

Alternatives

JONR ED20 Pro

Why consider it: Hot-water self-cleaning dock, stronger 17,000 Pa suction, and more premium build quality.

Trade-off: Significantly higher price (~€340 vs. ~€160), heavier at 4.1 kg, and the 180° lie-flat works only in dry mode.

Tineco iFLOOR 5 Breeze

Why consider it: HEPA filtration, better build quality, and more established brand reputation.

Trade-off: Higher price (~$300+), heavier (~4.5 kg), and no 180° lie-flat design.

Traditional Mop + Lightweight Stick Vacuum

Why consider it: Lower total cost, no battery degradation concerns, and you can reach under furniture.

Trade-off: More manual effort per cleaning session, and you lose the vacuum-and-mop-in-one-pass convenience.

Is the JONR S20 Pro Worth It?

For the right buyer, yes—with caveats.

At $100–€160, the S20 Pro delivers features typically found on machines costing twice as much: 180° lie-flat reach, 3.2 kg ultra-lightweight build, 5 mm edge cleaning, and one-touch self-cleaning. For small-to-medium homes with hard floors and light cleaning needs, the feature-per-dollar ratio is genuinely impressive.

However, the value equation shifts when you factor in limitations. Battery life is short (15–25 minutes typical), self-cleaning doesn’t dry the roller, and customer service experiences are mixed. If you’re comfortable with these trade-offs for the price, the S20 Pro is a compelling budget option. If you need longer runtime or guaranteed reliability, consider spending more on the ED20 Pro or a Tineco model.

Consumables and accessories: Roller brushes and filters are available. A replacement roller costs approximately €15.99 .

Frequently Asked Questions

Is the JONR S20 Pro worth buying?

Yes, if you prioritize the 180° lie-flat design and budget price, and are willing to accept some limitations. For small homes with hard floors, it offers features typically found on more expensive machines. However, if you need long battery life or guaranteed reliability, consider alternatives.

Is the JONR S20 Pro good for pet hair?

Yes, it’s a genuine strength. The double comb anti-tangle system effectively reduces hair wrapping, and multiple pet owners report strong satisfaction. One owner with three dogs praised how it reduced pet hair levels and improved allergy symptoms . However, very long hair can still tangle, and the roller requires periodic cleaning.

Is the JONR S20 Pro good on carpets?

No. While Japanese marketing mentions carpet suitability, the wet roller design makes it unsuitable as a primary carpet cleaner. One owner noted: “It’s designed for wet cleaning. You can’t switch between suction-only and wet cleaning” .

How long does the battery last?

Manufacturer claims 25–35 minutes . Owner-reported runtime is typically 15–25 minutes depending on mode and floor conditions. Multiple owners report needing an extra battery for larger apartments .

Does the JONR S20 Pro require an app?

No. The S20 Pro has no app connectivity. All controls are physical, with an LED display and voice prompts.

How much maintenance does it require?

Moderate to significant. Despite the “self-cleaning” name, owners must empty the dirty water tank, run self-cleaning, and remove and air-dry the roller because self-cleaning doesn’t dry it. The roller, filter, and scraper blades require periodic cleaning.

Does the 180° lie-flat work for wet cleaning?

Yes. Unlike the ED20 Pro (where lie-flat works only in dry mode), the S20 Pro’s 180° design works during wet/dry cleaning, with a backflow block protecting the motor .

What is the warranty?

2 years according to Korean listings . Verify warranty terms in your region before purchase.

Final Verdict

The JONR S20 Pro is a budget wet-dry vacuum that delivers genuinely useful flagship features—180° lie-flat reach, ultra-light 3.2 kg build, and strong edge cleaning—at a price that undercuts competitors by hundreds. Our analysis of owner experiences across multiple markets shows it excels at daily hard-floor cleaning for small-to-medium homes, particularly when under-furniture cleaning is a priority.

However, limitations prevent a higher rating. The short battery life (15–25 minutes typical), incomplete self-drying, and inconsistent customer service experiences mean you should purchase with realistic expectations. The S20 Pro is not a premium machine—it’s a budget machine with premium features, and that distinction matters.

At approximately $100–€160, the S20 Pro makes the most sense for small homes with hard floors where the lie-flat design and lightweight build justify the purchase, and where buyers are comfortable with the trade-offs. If your priority is long runtime, guaranteed reliability, or premium build quality, the ED20 Pro or a more established brand may serve you better.

Editorial formula applied:

• Specifications tell you what JONR claims.
• Owner reports tell you what happened in real homes.
• Our analysis explains why it matters for your purchase decision.

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Reviewed by: BestVacuumCleaner.co Editorial Team

Review date: September 2026

Last updated: September 2026

Method: Aggregate owner report analysis, manufacturer specification verification, competitive comparison

Disclosure: This review is based on publicly available owner feedback and manufacturer data. We do not claim direct physical testing of this unit. Where possible, we distinguish manufacturer claims from verified owner experiences.

Is the JONR S20 Pro worth buying?

**Yes, if you prioritize the 180° lie-flat design and budget price, and are willing to accept some limitations.** For small homes with hard floors, it offers features typically found on more expensive machines. However, if you need long battery life or guaranteed reliability, consider alternatives.

Is the JONR S20 Pro good for pet hair?

**Yes, it's a genuine strength.** The double comb anti-tangle system effectively reduces hair wrapping, and multiple pet owners report strong satisfaction. One owner with three dogs praised how it reduced pet hair levels and improved allergy symptoms . However, very long hair can still tangle, and the roller requires periodic cleaning.

Is the JONR S20 Pro good on carpets?

**No.** While Japanese marketing mentions carpet suitability, the wet roller design makes it unsuitable as a primary carpet cleaner. One owner noted: "It's designed for wet cleaning. You can't switch between suction-only and wet cleaning" .

How long does the battery last?

**Manufacturer claims 25–35 minutes** . **Owner-reported runtime is typically 15–25 minutes** depending on mode and floor conditions. Multiple owners report needing an extra battery for larger apartments .

Does the JONR S20 Pro require an app?

**No.** The S20 Pro has no app connectivity. All controls are physical, with an LED display and voice prompts.

How much maintenance does it require?

**Moderate to significant.** Despite the "self-cleaning" name, owners must empty the dirty water tank, run self-cleaning, and **remove and air-dry the roller** because self-cleaning doesn't dry it. The roller, filter, and scraper blades require periodic cleaning.

Does the 180° lie-flat work for wet cleaning?

**Yes.** Unlike the ED20 Pro (where lie-flat works only in dry mode), the S20 Pro's 180° design works during wet/dry cleaning, with a backflow block protecting the motor .

What is the warranty?

**2 years** according to Korean listings . Verify warranty terms in your region before purchase.