The catch
Tineco FLOOR ONE S9 Artist Pro
Its maximum battery life outlasts the stated one-fill water duration
Side by side
S9 Artist Pro suits routine hard-floor washing and gives you the larger clean tank. Artist Steam is the one to buy if your floor allows steam and heat would solve a cleaning job that keeps coming back. Powered maneuvering and the low body are the same on both, though the Steam’s 75-minute headline drops to 30 minutes in Steam mode.
Before you buy
About 14% more clean water fits in the Artist Pro. When heat is a feature you will rarely or never use, Pro retains more refill capacity and gives up neither the documented flat-body height nor powered assistance.
Where this comes from
Calculation: 120 ÷ 880 × 100 = 13.6% more clean water. The body is listed at 12.85 cm on both, with 360-degree powered movement.
The catch
Its maximum battery life outlasts the stated one-fill water duration
The catch
Do not read the 75-minute headline as a steam-cleaning runtime


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S9 Artist Pro or Artist Steam? Weigh real steam runtime, clean-tank size and edge access to see which upgrade is worth it on your hard floors.
S9 Artist Pro suits routine hard-floor washing and gives you the larger clean tank. Artist Steam is the one to buy if your floor allows steam and heat would solve a cleaning job that keeps coming back. Powered maneuvering and the low body are the same on both, though the Steam’s 75-minute headline drops to 30 minutes in Steam mode.
Which one fits
The bigger tank is Pro's.
Steam gives the floor heat.
Each lists 12.85 cm.
Pro lacks steam, and Steam is rated for up to 30 minutes.
In practice
About 14% more clean water fits in the Artist Pro. When heat is a feature you will rarely or never use, Pro retains more refill capacity and gives up neither the documented flat-body height nor powered assistance.
Calculation: 120 ÷ 880 × 100 = 13.6% more clean water. The body is listed at 12.85 cm on both, with 360-degree powered movement.
The 30-minute Steam maximum on Artist Steam is 40% of its 75-minute lie-flat Auto maximum. Don't plan a continuous steam-cleaning route around a long battery headline.
Calculation: 30 ÷ 75 × 100 = 40%. This compares one model's stated mode limits. It does not measure efficiency between models.
The third cleaning side on Steam can help at a cabinet front where there is little room to turn. You can value that geometry without valuing steam, but it is still separate from the larger-tank advantage on Pro.
Dual-sided cleaning on Pro and three-sided cleaning on Steam are both documented by the manufacturer. No independent edge-residue test is used.

Tineco, S9 Artist Pro
Powered lie-flat washer carrying a one-liter tank. The longest battery figure comes from one specific flat Auto-mode test and does not mean uninterrupted mopping on a single fill.

Tineco, S9 Artist Steam
Powered cordless steam washer for compatible hard floors. Battery ratings are given separately for regular washing and for steam.
Spec by spec
| Spec | Tineco FLOOR ONE S9 Artist Pro | Tineco FLOOR ONE S9 Artist Steam | In practice |
|---|---|---|---|
| Clean tank | 1,000 ml | 880 ml | Clean-water capacity is about 14% higher on Pro. |
| Maximum runtime | 75 minutes in lie-flat Auto | 75 minutes in lie-flat Auto, 30 in Steam | The steam-mode limit is hidden behind the equal headline. |
| Flat body | 12.85 cm | 12.85 cm | No clearance difference is documented. |
| Edges | Dual-sided | Three-sided | A front cleaning direction comes with Steam. |
| Movement | 360-degree powered assistance | 360-degree powered assistance | Both have it, so it is no reason to choose Steam. |
Trade-offs
Change of plan
Go with Tineco FLOOR ONE S9 Artist Pro. Its one-liter tank holds 120 ml more clean water
Go with Tineco FLOOR ONE S9 Artist Steam. A dedicated heated mode and three-sided edge access come with Steam
Decision guide
For routine hard-floor washing and a bigger clean tank, go with S9 Artist Pro. When your floor allows steam and heat would take care of a recurring cleaning job, go with Artist Steam. The two share powered maneuvering and the same low body, but the Steam’s 75-minute headline falls to 30 minutes once Steam mode is on.
Compared with the Steam, Artist Pro carries about 14% more clean water. When you expect to use heat rarely or never, Pro keeps more refill capacity and loses nothing in documented flat-body height or powered assistance. Calculation: 120 ÷ 880 × 100 = 13.6% more clean water. Each lists a 12.85 cm body and 360-degree powered movement.
Set against its 75-minute lie-flat Auto maximum, Artist Steam’s 30-minute Steam maximum is 40%. So the long battery headline is a poor guide when you plan a continuous steam-cleaning route. Calculation: 30 ÷ 75 × 100 = 40%. The comparison is between the stated mode limits of a single model and says nothing about measured efficiency across models.
At a cabinet front with little room to turn, the third cleaning side on Steam can help. That geometry has value even if you do not care about steam, but it is still a separate matter from the larger-tank advantage on Pro. The manufacturer documents dual-sided cleaning on Pro and three-sided cleaning on Steam, and no independent edge-residue test is used.
By the numbers
What we found across the wet-dry floor cleaners we compare, plus the checked facts behind each finding.
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