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Unbeatable Black Friday: Save Up to 50% on Tineco Products!

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Unbeatable Black Friday: Save Up to 50% on Tineco Products!
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Unbeatable Black Friday: Save Up to 50% on Tineco Products!

2024-11-21 16:16 Last Updated At:16:20

MILAN--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Nov 21, 2024--

This year too, the perfect time has come to prepare for Christmas shopping or to treat yourself to a gift with considerable savings: Black Friday. From November 21st to December 2nd, Tineco offers a wide range of household cleaning products at discounted prices, ideal for every need. Here are the offers not to be missed, all purchasable on Amazon.

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iFloor 5 Breeze Complete

The iFloor 5 Breeze Complete combines lightness and maneuverability to offer deep and effortless cleaning. Weighing less than 5 kg, this model has tripled autonomy: thanks to the bag cells, it can operate for 35 minutes. Its separate 800 ml (clean water) and 750 ml (dirty water) tanks guarantee coverage of an area of ​​up to 190 m². Ideal for those looking for practicality and impeccable results.

TINECO iFloor 5 Breeze Complete is available on Amazon and the Tineco store.

Original price: €299
Black Friday offer: €209

FLOOR ONE S5

Designed to combine performance and ease of use, the FLOOR ONE S5 is a smart and versatile solution. Equipped with the iLoop sensor, it detects fresh and encrusted dirt, automatically adapting the power for optimal effectiveness. With a battery that offers 35 minutes of autonomy and separate tanks for clean and dirty water, this model is designed for continuous and stress-free cleaning.

TINECO FLOOR ONE S5 is available on Amazon and the Tineco store.

Original price: €519
Black Friday offer: €259

FLOOR ONE STRETCH S6

For those looking for innovation and flexibility, the FLOOR ONE STRETCH S6 is the perfect choice. Thanks to its ability to bend up to 180°, it can easily reach difficult spaces such as under furniture and in tight corners. This model includes the three-chamber dirty water separation system, which protects the engine by maintaining constant power even in a horizontal position. The improved autonomy, which reaches up to 40 minutes, allows for prolonged cleaning without interruptions.

TINECO FLOOR ONE STRETCH S6 is available on Amazon and the Tineco store.

Original price: €599
Black Friday offer: €459

FLOOR ONE SWITCH S7

The most advanced model in the FLOOR ONE range, the SWITCH S7, combines vacuuming and washing in a single step for efficient cleaning, using a 5-in-1 kit that can adapt to different needs. FLOOR ONE SWITCH S7 has also been improved with the new FlashDry System: the latter combines two cleaning steps, a 2-minute self-cleaning to eliminate all dirt residues, and a 5-minute drying phase at 70℃ to have a dry, clean and odor-free roller.

TINECO FLOOR ONE SWITCH S7 is available on Amazon and the Tineco store.

Original price: €899
Black Friday offer: €669

PURE ONE STATION 5

The PURE ONE STATION 5 represents the future of automated cleaning. With a 3-in-1 smart base, the device cleans itself, empties the tank and automatically recharges the battery, offering an experience without manual maintenance. Its 6-stage filtration system captures 99.99% of particles up to 0.3μm, ideal for allergy sufferers. Thanks to the ClogLess System, it eliminates any risk of blockages during use.

TINECO PURE ONE STATION 5 is available on Amazon and the Tineco store.

Original price: €399
Black Friday offer: €339

PURE ONE A50S

The PURE ONE A50S combines power and precision with a 3DSense Power Brush that automatically adjusts power based on the dirt detected. Equipped with innovative LED lighting that highlights particles as small as 0.2 mm, the device ensures impeccable cleaning. With up to 70 minutes of battery life, it is perfect for extended cleaning sessions without interruptions.

TINECO PURE ONE A50S is available on Amazon and the Tineco store.

Original price: €299
Black Friday offer: €239

About Tineco

Founded in 1998 with the launch of its first hoover, Tineco has driven innovation in the smart home appliance category. Tineco specializes in developing innovative smart technologies that make everyday household products smarter and easier to use. With its PURE ONE hoover portfolio and the introduction of the first smart wet/dry vacuum cleaner line on the market - the FLOOR ONE series - Tineco has quickly become a leader in the smart home appliance category.

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HONG KONG (AP) — Former publisher Jimmy Lai denied that he asked a colleague to draft a list of potential sanction targets in his second day of testimony Thursday at his landmark national security trial in Hong Kong.

The 77-year-old founder of the now-shuttered Apple Daily pro-democracy newspaper is being tried on charges of colluding with foreign forces to endanger national security and conspiring with others to issue seditious publications. He was arrested in 2020 in a political crackdown following massive anti-government protests in 2019. If convicted, he faces up to life in prison.

The testimony highlighted a WhatsApp conversation between Lai and Apple Daily’s ex-associate publisher Chan Pui-man. She was one of six former Apple Daily executives who pleaded guilty to conspiring with Lai to call for sanctions or a blockade or to engage in other hostile activities against Hong Kong or China.

Lai's lawyer Steven Kwan showed the messages in court after Chan earlier in the trial said that Lai had suggested the newspaper prepare a sanction list after then-President Donald Trump signed a directive seeking to punish those the U.S. government determines have helped to curtail Hong Kong’s civil liberties.

Lai said Thursday he did not write that message and had just copied and pasted the text he received from a person he suspected was connected with the White House. He said he did not read the full text thoroughly before forwarding it. He said the text "sounds so foreign to me."

Kwan said Lai sent the same message to several pro-democracy politicians, including Lee Wing-tat. Asked whether he intended to ask Lee to work up such a list, Lai answered “that would be ridiculous.”

After the security law was enacted in June 2020, the Trump administration imposed sanctions on Hong Kong officials, accusing them of cooperating with Beijing’s effort to undermine autonomy and crack down on freedom in the city.

Authorities have used the law to prosecute Lai and other leading activists. Under the threat of the law, dozens of civil society groups disbanded and some other activists were forced into self-exile. Apple Daily closed in 2021 following the arrests of some of its senior managers.

Critics say the drastic political changes reflect the freedoms promised to be kept intact in the former British colony when it returned to Chinese rule in 1997 were shrinking. But Beijing and Hong Kong governments said the law restored the city's stability following the 2019 protests.

The court also heard Lai had reminded his staff working on international news not to go against Trump in 2020 when they were hoping Trump would do something to stop the national security law. Lai said he did not interfere with the way those journalists worked until the law loomed.

On Wednesday, asked how he thought Trump could help, Lai said “a call to China, a call to Xi Jinping, whatever,” referring to the Chinese president. He said his newspaper would not be able to survive under the law but he never communicated with Trump.

FILE- Jimmy Lai walks through the Stanley prison in Hong Kong, on July 28, 2023. (AP Photo/Louise Delmotte, File)

FILE- Jimmy Lai walks through the Stanley prison in Hong Kong, on July 28, 2023. (AP Photo/Louise Delmotte, File)

Hong Kong media tycoon Jimmy Lai, who founded local newspaper Apple Daily, is about to wear a face mask before entering a court in Hong Kong on May 5, 2020. (AP Photo/Kin Cheung, File)

Hong Kong media tycoon Jimmy Lai, who founded local newspaper Apple Daily, is about to wear a face mask before entering a court in Hong Kong on May 5, 2020. (AP Photo/Kin Cheung, File)

Jimmy Lai's wife Teresa Lai, left, and retired Chinese cardinal Joseph Zen Ze-Kiun arrive at West Kowloon Magistrates' Courts to attend Hong Kong activist publisher Lai's national security trial in Hong Kong, Wednesday, Nov. 20, 2024. (AP Photo/Chan Long Hei)

Jimmy Lai's wife Teresa Lai, left, and retired Chinese cardinal Joseph Zen Ze-Kiun arrive at West Kowloon Magistrates' Courts to attend Hong Kong activist publisher Lai's national security trial in Hong Kong, Wednesday, Nov. 20, 2024. (AP Photo/Chan Long Hei)

A Correctional Services Department vehicle arrives at the West Kowloon Magistrates' Courts in Hong Kong, Wednesday, Nov. 20, 2024, ahead of Hong Kong activist publisher Jimmy Lai's national security trial. (AP Photo/Chan Long Hei)

A Correctional Services Department vehicle arrives at the West Kowloon Magistrates' Courts in Hong Kong, Wednesday, Nov. 20, 2024, ahead of Hong Kong activist publisher Jimmy Lai's national security trial. (AP Photo/Chan Long Hei)

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