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Miele - Triflex HX2 vs Roborock - Flexi Pro Wet/Dry

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Triflex HX2MIELERENDER
Probe A
Miele
Triflex HX2
71.9/ 100B
Performance72· 55%
Design· 45%
Flexi Pro Wet/DryROBOROCKRENDER
Probe B
Roborock
Flexi Pro Wet/Dry
69.5/ 100B
Performance70· 55%
Design· 45%
Quick verdict

Between the Triflex HX2 and Flexi Pro Wet/Dry, the Triflex HX2 comes out ahead in battery and suction (aw), while the Flexi Pro Wet/Dry wins on dustbin. Overall, the Triflex HX2 scores 71.9 and the Flexi Pro Wet/Dry scores 69.5 on our Mars Score.

Buying advice

Which should you buy?

These two are nearly even on the Mars Score (71.9 vs 69.5). The decision isn't about overall quality — both clear the bar — it's about which specific trade-offs fit your use.

Pick the Triflex HX2 if you carry the device everywhere and weight or thickness has been the deciding factor before. The biggest gaps in its favor are battery, suction (aw), weight.

Pick the Flexi Pro Wet/Dry if you care most about dustbin. Its strongest claims are dustbin.

Both ship with comparable cordless, so those specs don't separate the two — focus on the differences below.

Bottom line: there is no wrong answer here — match the spec advantages to how you actually use the product. The Mars Score parity tells you both are well-rounded; the differences are about trade-offs, not quality.

Why Miele - Triflex HX2 wins

  • Battery — 50.00% more. 60 min vs 40 min.
  • Suction (AW) — 5.88% more. 180 vs 170.
  • Weight — 0.60 kg less. 3.9 vs 4.5.

Why Roborock - Flexi Pro Wet/Dry wins

  • Dustbin — 70.00% more. 0.85 L vs 0.5 L.
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Spec comparison

Performance

SpecMiele - Triflex HX2Roborock - Flexi Pro Wet/Dry
Suction (AW)180lead170
Dustbin0.5 L0.85 Llead
FilterHEPAHEPA

Design

SpecMiele - Triflex HX2Roborock - Flexi Pro Wet/Dry
TypeCordless stickWet/dry cordlesslead
Cordlesstruetrue
Weight3.9 kglead4.5 kg
Battery60 minlead40 min
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