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Best Electric Spin Scrubbers for Kitchens and Bathrooms

Runtime, speed range and handle length decide which of these five cordless scrubbers suits a given cleaning job.

By the Lush Editorial Team·Researched & Compared

  • Researched & ComparedSpecs pulled from the manufacturer listing
  • Like-for-LikeSame measures across every model
  • No Paid PlacementsNobody pays to appear here

I compared the published specifications and feature lists of five electric spin scrubbers from TUYU, Leebein, WKY, YKYI and Maraiss, using only figures the manufacturers state.

Our shortlist

Five products, one set of published numbers.
  1. Electric Spin Scrubber
    Best for light weight

    Electric Spin Scrubber

    1.0 pound and the only pick with a published 2-year extended protection plan.

    • Leebein
    • 4 inches (L) x 4 inches (W) x 54 inches (H)
    • 1 lb
  2. TUYU Electric Spin Scrubber
    Best for high-speed stain removal

    TUYU Electric Spin Scrubber

    450 RPM motor and a handle that extends from 26 to 45 inches.

    • TUYU
    • 2.67 lb
  3. WKY-Electric Spin Scrubber - Upgraded 10-in-1 IPX7 W...
    Best for attachment variety

    WKY-Electric Spin Scrubber - Upgraded 10-in-1 IPX7 W...

    10-in-1 set and a published 3600-hour rotation test.

    • WKY
    • 2.71 lb
  4. YKYI Electric Spin Scrubber
    Best for longest runtime

    YKYI Electric Spin Scrubber

    Up to 100 minutes from a 2600mAh battery and 480 RPM top speed.

    • YKYI
    • 44*16*7cm
    • Weight not listed
  5. Electric Spin Scrubber
    Best for three speeds

    Electric Spin Scrubber

    300, 400 and 500 RPM settings and a handle extending to 52 inches.

    • Maraiss
    • 51.97 × 3.15 × 3.15 inches
    • Weight not listed

Side by side

Blank means the maker does not publish it.
ModelBrandSize (capacity)WeightBest for
Electric Spin Scrubber Leebein 4 inches (L) x 4 inches (W) x 54 inches (H) 1 lb Best for light weight
TUYU Electric Spin Scrubber TUYU not published 2.67 lb Best for high-speed stain removal
WKY-Electric Spin Scrubber - Upgraded 10-in-1 IPX7 W... WKY not published 2.71 lb Best for attachment variety
YKYI Electric Spin Scrubber YKYI 44*16*7cm not published Best for longest runtime
Electric Spin Scrubber Maraiss 51.97 × 3.15 × 3.15 inches not published Best for three speeds

Each pick in detail

What the listing says for it, and against it.
1 Best for light weight

Electric Spin Scrubber

1.0 pound and the only pick with a published 2-year extended protection plan.

  • For it
  • Weighs 1.0 pound, the lightest of the five picks.
  • Includes 8 replaceable brush heads.
  • Publishes a 2-year extended protection plan.
  • Against it
  • Top speed is 400 RPM, lower than the 450 and 480 RPM picks.
  • Runtime is 90 minutes after a 3-hour charge.
2 Best for high-speed stain removal

TUYU Electric Spin Scrubber

450 RPM motor and a handle that extends from 26 to 45 inches.

  • For it
  • Rated to 450 RPM on high and 350 RPM on low.
  • Handle extends from 26 to 45 inches.
  • IPX7 waterproof rating and a Type-C charging port.
  • Against it
  • Weighs 2.67 pounds, heavier than the Leebein and YKYI picks.
  • Runtime is 90 minutes, shorter than the YKYI's 100 minutes.
3 Best for attachment variety

WKY-Electric Spin Scrubber - Upgraded 10-in-1 IPX7 W...

10-in-1 set and a published 3600-hour rotation test.

  • For it
  • 10-in-1 attachment set covers more surfaces than the 7 and 8 head picks.
  • Maker states a 3600-hour rotation test on the motor.
  • Two speeds at 350 and 450 RPM.
  • Against it
  • Weighs 2.71 pounds, the heaviest of the five picks.
  • No runtime figure is published.
4 Best for longest runtime

YKYI Electric Spin Scrubber

Up to 100 minutes from a 2600mAh battery and 480 RPM top speed.

  • For it
  • Up to 100 minutes of runtime, the longest published among the five.
  • Top speed of 480 RPM, the highest published among the five.
  • Handle adjusts to 3 lengths from 12 to 43.3 inches.
  • Publishes a noise level, 62 dB, which no rival here states
  • Against it
  • Weight is not published.
  • Charge time is 3 to 4 hours.
5 Best for three speeds

Electric Spin Scrubber

300, 400 and 500 RPM settings and a handle extending to 52 inches.

  • For it
  • Three speeds at 300, 400 and 500 RPM.
  • Handle extends from 10 to 52 inches.
  • Includes 10 replaceable brush heads.
  • Against it
  • Weight is not published.
  • Battery is 2000mAh, smaller than the 2600mAh and 3000mAh picks.

Our verdict

The Leebein is the lightest pick at 1.0 pound and the only one with a published 2-year extended protection plan. The TUYU runs to 450 RPM and extends from 26 to 45 inches. The WKY lists a 3600-hour rotation test and a 10-in-1 attachment set. The YKYI reaches 480 RPM with up to 100 minutes of runtime and is the only pick publishing a noise figure, 62 dB. The Maraiss offers three speeds and a 10 to 52 inch handle.

“Runtime and handle length decide the job, not the badge.”

Lush Editorial Team

What separates these five

Speed range The five picks publish top speeds of 400, 450, 480 and 500 RPM, with the TUYU and WKY both at 450. Low speeds run from 300 to 380 RPM.
Runtime Published runtimes are 90 minutes for the TUYU, Leebein and Maraiss and 100 minutes for the YKYI. The WKY publishes none.
Handle reach The TUYU extends 26 to 45 inches, the Leebein 12 to 54 inches, the YKYI 12 to 43.3 inches and the Maraiss 10 to 52 inches. The WKY publishes no range.
Brush heads Head counts are 4 for the TUYU, 8 for the Leebein and YKYI, and 10 for the WKY and Maraiss.
Waterproofing All five publish an IPX7 waterproof rating, which is the only water resistance figure any of them states.

How we chose

Priorities, not a computed score. The inputs are published specifications, so we rank by what matters most and say how much.

  1. 30% Published runtimeMinutes per charge is the figure that decides whether a scrubber finishes a room in one go.
  2. 25% Published speed rangeLow and high RPM settings determine which surfaces the tool is rated for.
  3. 20% Handle adjustmentThe extension range is the stated measure of reach for floors, walls and ceilings.
  4. 15% Brush head countThe number of included heads sets how many surfaces one purchase covers.
  5. 10% Published weightWeight matters for overhead work, but two of the five picks do not publish it.

How the Five Compare on the Numbers

The five picks differ most on runtime, speed and reach. The YKYI publishes up to 100 minutes and a 480 RPM top speed. The TUYU and WKY both publish 450 RPM, and the Leebein tops out at 400 RPM. The Maraiss publishes the highest top speed at 500 RPM and a handle that extends to 52 inches, which the Leebein beats at 54 inches.

Weight is published for only three of the five. The Leebein is 1.0 pound, the TUYU 2.67 pounds and the WKY 2.71 pounds. The YKYI and Maraiss do not publish a weight, so a reader comparing on that figure alone has two blanks to work around. Brush head counts range from 4 on the TUYU to 10 on the WKY and Maraiss.

Specification TUYU Leebein WKY YKYI Maraiss
Published weight 2.67 lb 1.0 lb 2.71 lb not published not published
Low speed 350 RPM 300 RPM 350 RPM 380 RPM 300 RPM
High speed 450 RPM 400 RPM 450 RPM 480 RPM 500 RPM
Published runtime 90 min 90 min not published 100 min 90 min
Handle range 26 to 45 in 12 to 54 in not published 12 to 43.3 in 10 to 52 in
Brush heads Four Eight Ten Eight Ten
Waterproof rating IPX7 IPX7 IPX7 IPX7 IPX7
Battery capacity not published not published not published 2600mAh 2000mAh

The table does not say how any of these scrubbers clean. Speed and runtime are published ratings, not results. A 500 RPM motor may suit one surface and be too much for another, and the makers do not state torque, brush pressure or cleaning time per surface. Nothing here was measured or tested by anyone at Lush.

Runtime and Charging Across the Five

What the runtime figures mean

The YKYI publishes the longest runtime at up to 100 minutes from a 2600mAh battery. The TUYU, Leebein and Maraiss each publish 90 minutes. The WKY publishes no runtime figure, so a buyer comparing on that number has four data points and one blank. Runtime is stated per charge, not per surface, so the figure describes the battery, not the job.

Charge times are published for three picks. The Leebein states 3 hours and both the TUYU and the YKYI state 3 to 4 hours. The WKY states fast charging and no figure, and the Maraiss states USB-C fast charging without one either. A shorter charge time paired with a shorter runtime may still suit a small bathroom.

Battery capacity where it is stated

Only two picks publish battery capacity. The YKYI states 2600mAh and the Maraiss 2000mAh. The TUYU, Leebein and WKY do not publish a capacity figure at all. Capacity alone does not set runtime, since motor draw and speed setting also matter, and the makers do not publish that relationship.

The YKYI pairs 2600mAh with a 3 to 4 hour charge and up to 100 minutes of use. The Maraiss pairs 2000mAh with USB-C fast charging and up to 90 minutes. On those two listings the larger battery does buy more minutes, but with three capacities unpublished there is no pattern here to rely on, and no maker states motor draw.

Reach, Weight and Attachments

Handle length and what it covers

The Leebein publishes 54 inches at full extension, which is the biggest figure on this page. The Maraiss reaches 52 inches, the TUYU 45 inches and the YKYI 43.3 inches. The WKY does not publish an extension range. A longer handle is stated to reduce bending, which matters for floors and high walls.

The Leebein adjusts from 12 to 54 inches and the YKYI to three fixed lengths from 12 to 43.3 inches. The Maraiss extends from 10 to 52 inches. The TUYU states a range of 26 to 45 inches, so it starts further out and stops sooner than the Leebein, which matters if you want one tool for a sink and a ceiling.

Weight and head count

Weight is published for three picks. The Leebein is 1.0 pound, the TUYU 2.67 pounds and the WKY 2.71 pounds. The YKYI and Maraiss publish no weight. For overhead cleaning, the published difference between the Leebein and WKY is 1.71 pounds, though the three blanks limit a full ranking.

Head counts run from 4 on the TUYU to 10 on the WKY and Maraiss. The Leebein and the YKYI include 8. The WKY describes its set as 10-in-1, while the Maraiss states 10 professional heads. More heads mean more stated surface types covered, not better cleaning on any one of them.

What Is in the Box and What Backs It Up

Heads, bags and cables

The head counts say less than the head types. Leebein names its four kinds: a flat brush for tile floors, walls and a pool, a corner brush for grout, faucets and edges, a cloth brush for wooden floors and furniture, and a sponge for windows. YKYI lists tubs, tile, floors, grout, glass, sinks, corners and car wheels across its eight. Maraiss lists tiles, grout, bathtubs, sinks, windows, stovetops and car wheels across its ten.

WKY goes furthest in print, naming bathrooms, bathtubs, grills, walls, windows, dishes, sinks, corners, gaps, floors, glass, tiles, wheels, car interiors, kitchens, furniture and stoves for its ten in one set. TUYU names the fewest heads and is the only pick to list what else is in the box, a charging cable and a storage mesh bag. No maker states a head diameter, so the corner brush on one is not comparable with the corner brush on another.

Warranty, testing and battery displays

Only two picks put anything behind the hardware. Leebein publishes a 90 day refund window and a 2 year extended protection plan, which is the only warranty period on the page. WKY publishes a 3600 hour rotation test on its battery and motor, which is the only durability figure here, and says the rod was reworked after feedback from users in 56 countries. The other three publish neither.

Three of the five show you the battery level. TUYU publishes an LED digital screen reading real time charge, YKYI publishes five LED indicators, and Leebein states a battery level display without describing it. WKY and Maraiss do not mention one. On a tool running 90 to 100 minutes per charge that readout is the difference between finishing a bathroom and stopping halfway through it.

Which One Fits Your Kitchen

Buyer who wants the lightest tool. The Leebein publishes 1.0 pound and 8 brush heads. It is the only pick with a stated 2-year extended protection plan, and its 400 RPM top speed is the lowest of the five.

Buyer who wants high speed and mid reach. The TUYU is rated to 450 RPM and extends from 26 to 45 inches. It publishes a 90 minute runtime and 4 brush heads, the fewest of the five.

Buyer who wants the most attachments. The WKY includes a 10-in-1 set and states a 3600-hour rotation test on its motor. It publishes no runtime and no handle range, and at 2.71 pounds it is the heaviest published pick.

Buyer who wants the longest runtime. The YKYI states up to 100 minutes and a 480 RPM top speed, with 8 heads and a handle from 12 to 43.3 inches. It does not publish a weight.

Buyer who wants three speeds and long reach. The Maraiss offers 300, 400 and 500 RPM and a handle from 10 to 52 inches, with 10 heads. It publishes no weight and a 2000mAh battery.

What We Could Not Verify

Several figures a buyer would want are absent from the manufacturer listings reviewed here.

  • No weight is published for the YKYI or the Maraiss.
  • No runtime is published for the WKY.
  • No handle extension range is published for the WKY.
  • No battery capacity is published for the TUYU, Leebein or WKY.
  • No charge time is published for the WKY or the Maraiss.
  • No noise level is published for four of the five. Only the YKYI states one, at 62 dB.

Frequently asked questions

Which pick has the longest published runtime?+

The YKYI states up to 100 minutes from a 2600mAh battery after a 3 to 4 hour charge. The TUYU, Leebein and Maraiss each publish 90 minutes. The WKY does not publish a runtime figure at all, so no comparison can be made for it.

Which pick has the highest published speed?+

The Maraiss lists three speeds at 300, 400 and 500 RPM, the highest top figure among the five. The YKYI follows at 480 RPM, then the TUYU and WKY at 450 RPM, and the Leebein at 400 RPM. Only the Maraiss publishes three settings; the other four publish two, and none of them states torque, so a higher RPM figure is not by itself a harder scrub.

Which pick is the lightest?+

The Leebein publishes a weight of 1.0 pound, the lightest of the five. The TUYU is 2.67 pounds and the WKY is 2.71 pounds. The YKYI and Maraiss do not publish a weight, so they cannot be ranked against the others on this figure. That makes the published spread 1.71 pounds between the Leebein and the WKY.

Which pick reaches the highest?+

The Leebein publishes 54 inches at full extension, more than any other figure here. The Maraiss reaches 52 inches, the TUYU 45 inches and the YKYI 43.3 inches. The WKY does not publish an extension range at all, so its reach is unknown. The Leebein also collapses to 12 inches, so it covers both a sink and a ceiling from one purchase.

Do all five have an IPX7 rating?+

Yes. All five publish an IPX7 waterproof rating, and three of them say what that permits in practice: the TUYU and WKY both state the whole machine can be rinsed under a running tap, and the Leebein states the same while warning that it cannot be used underwater. The YKYI describes IPX7 alongside ABS housing. IPX7 is the only water resistance figure any of the five publishes.

How many brush heads come with each pick?+

The WKY and Maraiss each include 10 heads. The Leebein and YKYI include 8, and the TUYU includes 4. The WKY calls its set 10-in-1 and the Maraiss calls its 10 professional heads, which is the same number described two ways. Head counts are as published by each manufacturer and describe what is in the box, not how any head performs.

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