I just received my new Mopnado today, and couldn't wait to try it out. It was well boxed and looks to be of good quality. First and foremost. I had previously bought the competitors spin mop. I have the O-Cedars spin mop that is simpler in design and less expensive. After buying the O-Cedars, and then seeing reviews on Youtube of both products side by side, I thought that I had made a huge mistake, and decided to order the Mopnado as well. I figured, I could use one in my basement, and another upstairs - no dragging mop/buket up and downstairs. On to how I feel about it.It seems to be well made, and one thing that I loved was the fact that you can spin rinse the mop while in the water, that's the biggest selling point of this spin bucket, wheels, and handle. The last two, wheels and pull handle - I will say whatever to that.This bucket full of water is going to be heavy. I'm a big guy, and to lift it full of water to the max fill line - well, it's not easy. I can imagine anyone that is smaller, or lighter will find it quite heavy. Just being honest.I decided to use this spin bucket the same exact way that I use my O-cedars - so that I can compare them evenly, and fairly.I tried filling it in the sink, halfway in, just like the O-cedars, and it is possible. I also tried to add only half of the required water - just like I do on my other spin mop. Unfortunately, this spin mop requires you to use the max water level to effectively be able to spin rinse the mop head while in the water reservoir. I did use it with half water, and it's doable , but not as effective at spin rinsing the mop head. With the O-cedars, I can mop with only 2" of water and it's perfect. (The O-Cedars) doesn't have the spin application while the mop is in the water - frankly, I don't think it's necessary.Once you take out the newly spun / fully wet mop head, you insert carefully into the upper spin/dry basket, center it, and push down with rapid motion (you must be centered, and constant downward motion) this will remove all of the water from the mop head. Failure to be centered, will cause the mop head to wobble, just like in a washing machine. This will be a learning curve for you, but easily figured out. My O-Cedars - you just insert the wet mop head into the basket and push down on the external foot pedal - it spins the basket. I felt that the o-Cedars tends to dry off the mop head better than this Mopnado.Here is one very annoying thing - other reviewers have mentioned as well. Unless you are very, very careful removing the fully wet, dripping mop from the water reservoir, and insert carefully into the spin basket. You are going to get wet floors. I finally figured out why I was having water dripping around the back end of the bucket. Well, it's due to a bad design. The upper grayish cover of the spin basket is Convex (domed with a little drip rim) It should be Concave or bowl shaped without the little (insignificant) drip edge - it's worthless. The O-Cedars has a bowl type cover, any water that gets dripped while inserting into the spin basket goes back into the bucket. The mopnado, well... You have to be very, very careful to keep water from dripping on your floors. Once you figure that out, it's doable, but you have to pay real close attention to it. Sorry, it is what it is - it's not the best design. Mopnado should change that.Once you spin the wet mop in the basket it does tend to dry the mop head - effectively.One thing that everyone needs to know - The bucket, doesn't have any spin mechanism at all. The spin mechanism, is in the mop head. The basket just spins when you insert the mop head, it makes contact, but then actual gears are in the mop head, and thus goes around. I was't too impressed with this. Just F.Y.I. The O-Cedars gears are in the back of the pedal, and basket. It seems sturdier.The mopnado mop head seems a bit wobbly, maybe that's just the design, I wasn't impressed. i could be wrong, and after continual use, I will re-update this review. If it hold up.. I will upgrade the review and possible stars.As you begin moping the floor you hear this click, click. It's the small click, movable locking mechanism that is part of the design that positions the mop head in different setting - strait up down for rinsing, or angled for mopping positions. Not sure that is necessary, but it's annoying - that's just me. Additionally, unless you figure out the exact amount of pressure to put on the mop (difficult to explain) the mop head will tend to flip in either direction, and that's another annoyance. My other simpler o-Cedars doesn't do that.I tend to like things simply, and easy to use.This isn't a bad product, if you like more gadgets, gizmos. It does have the brush attachment, comes with two replaceable mop pads,it has the solution pumper bottle attachment (quite small), and the extender rod (which you will need), it has wheels ( almost useless) I still had to put a furniture felt pad under the front end so that the bucket will slide easily on the floor without scratching. As for the front handle - Whatever to that - Completely useless, maybe for a child. I'm not going to bend over constantly to grab open the handle and then move the bucket. My felt pad on the front, and inserting he mop in the bucket - I was able to push the very heavy bucket around. Just my thoughts on that one.The mop heads are thick and easy to put on and take off. The product does come with easy to read instructions.Prior to receiving the Mopnado, I thought that it would be my favorite - Unfortunately, that's not the case. I will continue to use the O-Cedars upstairs for my daily moping. I use it mostly with my Black Diamond Floor cleaner.If you like to mop with lots -o-water, and you want to spin wash the mop head while inside the bucket - then the Mopnado will be your choice. It does that flawlessly, and very effectively. It does spin the water off the mop head quite well - You will have to get over the occasional water dripping until you figure that out - or don't care about that - that's your choice or learning curve.Additionally, with all of that water in the bucket - it's like a tank (joking) quite heavy - also your choice - just being honest.I've included pics, and a video - hopefully amazon will upload them all. When I do reviews, these are items that i've purchase, I do tremendous amount of reading reviews, and also youtube product videos. I love when others post pictures or videos - I try to do the same. with all of the Reviews, it's actually helped me purchase perfect products. I rarely buy things that I've had problems with - I feel that the reviews are my solution to buying a good product. I hope that my honesty will help you in your choice. If you want to see my review of the O-Cedars, it's posted as well...Under Eli.. me, and with pictures.Now that I own both products, I can say that I prefer the simpler O-Cedars.. Your choice is yours, based on your needs. This Mopnado is a good product, but based on my needs, and use, it could use some improvement. I gave it 4 stars due to the wobbly nature of the mop head ( I'm fearful that it's not going to last ) , if I'm proven wrong, then I will update the review. Just being honest.