Tineco Launches Three New PURE ONE Stick Vacuums in Australia

Tineco Launches Three New PURE ONE Stick Vacuums in Australia

Tineco has expanded its Australian cordless vacuum lineup with three new PURE ONE stick vacuums, bringing longer battery life, anti-hair wrap brush technology and smart cleaning features across different price points.

The new range includes the PURE ONE Station A70s Pet, PURE ONE P50 Pro and PURE ONE P30 Pro, with pricing starting at $699 AUD.

Tineco says the new vacuums are designed to tackle some of the most common frustrations with cordless cleaners, including short runtimes, tangled brush rollers and awkward cleaning under furniture.


PURE ONE Station A70s Pet – $1,299 AUD

PURE ONE Station A70s Pet – $1,299 AUD

Best for: Pet-friendly homes

  • Suction: 200AW
  • Battery: Up to 100 minutes
  • Self-cleaning dock: Auto-empties dustbin and cleans brush, tube and filter
  • ZeroTangle anti-hair wrap brush
  • 3DSense smart brush automatically adjusts cleaning performance
  • HEPA self-cleaning system for longer-lasting suction
  • Dual-handle ergonomic design

PURE ONE P50 Pro – $1,099 AUD

PURE ONE P50 Pro

Best for: Whole-home cleaning

  • Suction: 200AW
  • Battery: Up to 95 minutes
  • 180° foldable vacuum tube for cleaning under furniture
  • ZeroTangle anti-hair wrap brush
  • iLoop Smart Sensor automatically adjusts suction in real time
  • Smart LED display
  • 120° green LED headlight for hidden dust
  • PureCyclone suction system

PURE ONE P30 Pro – $699 AUD

PURE ONE P30 Pro

Best for: Everyday home cleaning

  • Suction: 200AW
  • Battery: Up to 65 minutes
  • 180° foldable vacuum tube for cleaning under furniture
  • ZeroTangle anti-hair wrap brush
  • PureCyclone suction system
  • Simpler design with fewer premium extras

What’s New?

A few features carry across the PURE ONE range:

  • ZeroTangle brushes designed to reduce hair wrapping around the roller
  • Foldable vacuum tubes for reaching under low furniture
  • Longer runtimes than many cordless vacuums in this category
  • Smart suction adjustment on higher-end models

The top-end Station A70s Pet is clearly aimed at homes dealing with pet hair, adding a self-cleaning dock that empties the dustbin and cleans the vacuum system automatically.

The P50 Pro looks like the all-rounder in the lineup, combining long battery life, smart suction adjustments and a foldable design.

The P30 Pro keeps many of the same core cleaning features, but at a more affordable entry price.

Pricing and Availability

Tineco’s new PURE ONE range is available now in Australia

PURE ONE Station A70's Pet - $1,299 AUD - Tineco Online
PURE ONE P50 Pro - $1,099 AUD - Tineco Online
PURE ONE P30 Pro - $699 AUD - Tineco Online

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