Amazon Prime Day: Tineco Gets Ready for Summer

MILAN--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Jul 1, 2025--

Tineco, the brand known for its smart vacuum cleaners and floor washers, is jumping into summer with exclusive discounts during one of the hottest shopping events of the year: Amazon Prime Day.

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FLOOR ONE S7 Stretch Ultra – Reaches Every Hidden Corner
The HyperStretch brush head extends fully under beds and dressers, while the triple-chamber dirty water separation system ensures strong suction even when fully tilted. Vacuum and mop in one go — dust, pet hair, and spills disappear in seconds. Choose from Auto, Max, or Suction modes, and let the LED display guide you to a spotless finish.

The upgraded MHCBS system keeps the brush roller spotless during use, leaving no streaks or residue. Self-washing and drying temperatures have also been raised to 85°C, delivering a deeper clean in just 2 minutes and fast drying in 5 minutes — helping prevent bad odors and bacteria growth.

TINECO FLOOR ONE S7 Stretch Ultra will be available on Amazon at a special Prime Day price of 419€ (original price: 699€).

FLOOR ONE STRETCH S6: Reaches Deep Under Any Furniture
The FLOOR ONE STRETCH S6 stands out with a unique feature: its ability to bend up to 180°, making it easy to reach under furniture and into tight corners.

Equipped with the latest cutting-edge technologies – including the iLoop Smart Sensor, MHCBS system, and pouch cell battery – the FLOOR ONE STRETCH S6 delivers up to 40 minutes of enhanced runtime.

Its upgraded design features a clean water tank positioned above the brush head, allowing a slim profile of just 13 cm when fully laid flat. Additionally, Tineco’s new three-chamber dirty water separation system effectively isolates solids, liquids, and air to protect the motor and maintain peak cleaning performance even in horizontal positions.

TINECO FLOOR ONE STRETCH S6 will be available on Amazon at a special Prime Day price of 349€ (original price: 599€).

FLOOR ONE S9 Artist – Smart Meets Style
The FLOOR ONE S9 Artist offers unlimited freedom with its cordless design, ensuring effortless maneuverability and a clutter-free experience. The ultra-slim build features a repositioned clean water tank above the brush head, reducing weight and improving handling.

Smart omnidirectional SmoothDrive wheels allow 360° control, letting you navigate smoothly through every part of your home.

A dynamic LED display provides real-time updates on cleaning progress and device performance for complete control at your fingertips.

TINECO FLOOR ONE S9 Artist Series will be available on Amazon at a special Prime Day price of 599€ (original price: 899€).

PURE ONE STATION 5 Plus – Dust Captured, Hassle Eliminated
This intelligent cordless vacuum doesn’t require emptying after every use, thanks to its 2.5L eco dustbin that holds debris for up to 45 days. After each cleaning, simply return it to the station, where it automatically empties, self-cleans, and recharges — keeping allergens sealed away.

The advanced self-cleaning system ensures deep cleaning from brush to tube, filter to dustbin — all without manual disassembly. Your device stays like new and is always ready for your next task. Certified by SGS, the 12-stage filtration system captures 99.99% of dust particles as small as 0.3 μm, helping maintain cleaner indoor air.

TINECO PURE ONE STATION 5 Plus will be available on Amazon at a special Prime Day price of 359€ (original price: 459€).

CARPET ONE Cruiser – Revolutionizing Carpet Cleaning
Designed to make deep carpet cleaning easier and more effective than ever, the CARPET ONE Cruiser combines smart functionality, impressive performance, and innovative design. What used to be a tedious chore is now a seamless part of your home cleaning routine.

With suction power up to 130W, it deeply extracts dirt and moisture from carpets. The iLoop Smart Sensor technology adjusts water flow and suction based on detected messes, ensuring optimal cleaning performance and extended battery life.

Tineco CARPET ONE Cruiser will be available on Amazon at a special Prime Day price of 559€ (original price: 699€).

About Tineco

Tineco (/ˈtɪnkoʊ/) was founded in 1998 with its first product launch as a vacuum cleaner and, in 2019, pioneered the first-ever smart vacuum. Today, the brand has evolved into a global leader in intelligent appliances spanning floor care, kitchen, and personal care categories. With a growing user base of over 19.5 million households and availability in approximately 30 countries worldwide, Tineco remains committed to its brand vision of making life easier through smart technology and continuous innovation. For more information, visit tineco.com.

Save up to 42% on Select Tineco Floor and Carpet Cleaning Solutions During Prime Day

WEST PALM BEACH, Fla. (AP) — President Donald Trump said Thursday that the U.S. launched a “powerful and deadly" strike against Islamic State forces in Nigeria, after spending weeks accusing the West African country's government of failing to rein in the persecution of Christians.

In a Christmas evening post on his social media site, Trump did not provide details or mention the extent of the damage caused by the strikes.

A Defense Department official, who insisted on anonymity to discuss details not made public, said the U.S. worked with Nigeria to carry out the strikes, and that they'd been approved by that country's government.

Nigeria's Ministry of Foreign Affairs said the cooperation included exchange of intelligence and strategic coordination in ways “consistent with international law, mutual respect for sovereignty and shared commitments to regional and global security."

Trump said the airstrikes were launched against Islamic State militants “who have been targeting and viciously killing, primarily, innocent Christians.” Residents and security analysts have said Nigeria's security crisis affects both Christians, predominant in the south, and Muslims, who are the majority in the north.

“Terrorist violence in any form, whether directed at Christians, Muslims or other communities, remains an affront to Nigeria's values and to international peace and security," Nigeria’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs said.

Nigeria is battling multiple armed groups, including at least two affiliated with the Islamic State — an offshoot of the Boko Haram extremist group known as the Islamic State West Africa Province in the northeast, and the less-known Lakurawa group prominent in the northwestern states like Sokoto where the gangs use large swathes of forests connecting states as hideouts.

Security analysts said the target of the U.S. strikes could be the Lakurawa group, which in the last year has increasingly become lethal in the region, often targeting remote communities and security forces.

“Lakurawa is a group that is actually controlling territories in Nigeria, in Sokoto state and in other states like Kebbi,” said Malik Samuel, a Nigerian security researcher at Good Governance Africa. “In the northwest, there has been the incursion of violent extremist groups that are ideologically driven," he said, blaming the incursion on the near absence of the state and security forces in hot spots.

Nigeria’s government has previously said in response to Trump’s criticisms that people of many faiths, not just Christians, have suffered attacks at the hands of extremists groups.

Trump ordered the Pentagon last month to begin planning for potential military action in Nigeria to try and curb the so-called Christian persecution. The State Department recently announced it would restrict visas for Nigerians and their family members involved in killing Christians there.

And the U.S. recently designated Nigeria a “country of particular concern” under the International Religious Freedom Act.

Trump said the U.S. defense officials had “executed numerous perfect strikes, as only the United States is capable of doing" and added that “our Country will not allow Radical Islamic Terrorism to prosper.”

Nigeria’s population of 220 million is split almost equally between Christians and Muslims. The country has long faced insecurity from various fronts including the Boko Haram extremist group, which seeks to establish its radical interpretation of Islamic law and has also targeted Muslims it deems not Muslim enough.

But attacks in Nigeria often have varying motives. There are religiously motivated ones targeting both Christians and Muslims, clashes between farmers and herders over dwindling resources, communal rivalries, secessionist groups and ethnic clashes.

The U.S. security footprint has diminished in Africa, where military partnerships have either been scaled down or canceled. U.S. forces likely would have to be drawn from other parts of the world for any larger-scale military intervention in Nigeria.

Trump has nonetheless kept up the pressure as Nigeria faced a series of attacks on schools and churches in violence that experts and residents say targets both Christians and Muslims.

Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth posted Thursday night on X: “The President was clear last month: the killing of innocent Christians in Nigeria (and elsewhere) must end.”

Hegseth said that U.S. military forces are “always ready, so ISIS found out tonight — on Christmas” and added, “More to come…Grateful for Nigerian government support & cooperation” before signing off, “Merry Christmas!”

Associated Press writer Konstantin Toropin contributed from Washington, and Chinedu Asadu from Abuja, Nigeria.

President Donald Trump speaks at his Mar-a-Lago club, Monday, Dec. 22, 2025, in Palm Beach, Fla. (AP Photo/Alex Brandon)