I assume that it is not the CH version. So it's a different supplier and different prices. The device seems to be the same. I also have the CH version and am very satisfied.

Yes, it is ideal because it does not absorb too much moisture.

As we work with different suppliers and daily prices, this may well happen. :-)

Kärcher FC 5 has 220V with cable, this one is with battery :-) I have had the FC3 for a few days and can't report anything negative yet.

The Kärcher FC 3 Cordless hard floor cleaner is primarily designed for cleaning hard floors indoors. It is less suitable for cleaning balconies as it is not designed for large areas or heavily soiled surfaces. For balconies, other cleaning appliances that have been specially developed for outdoor areas may be more suitable.

The two specifications are themselves somewhat questionable. My FC3 says 18.72 Wh, which makes more sense. The fact that the specifications are different is surely a typing error. In my opinion, the different offers refer to versions with different accessories. Take the cheapest version ! Attention: This device is also available with a cable connection. I have been using the part for quite a while and it works quite well on stone floors.

This Kärcher does not vacuum at all. There are 2 wet rollers that rotate and mop up the dirt from the floor. The dirty water is wiped off and ends up in the dirty water tank, which you have to empty again and again.

Yes, you can order the power supply unit from migros.service. ch. It costs Fr. 14.90

There is no difference. In the Kärcher FC 3 advertisement, only the word cordless was omitted. It is a cordless device.

I didn't count in minutes, but I manage to do 45 m2 (2 rooms, kitchen, 1 balcony and a terrace) and after that there is still some charge I am very satisfied with the product I charge it the day before so that it is 100pct charged If my comment can help you

Is only intended for hard floors

Unfortunately I don't know, except which plug is supplied. In Switzerland, Swiss plug or converter.

None, except that the IG3 is a CH

In my opinion, the more expensive version is with cable, the cheaper version with battery !

I haven't measured it exactly either. Always charge in good time beforehand. I think the charging process takes 1 to 2 hours when the battery is completely empty. But the battery lasts for cleaning about 60 - 80 square metres. The water in the water tank is used up earlier.

The CH version comes with an adapter for Swiss plugs.