MOVA - E30 Pro Plus Robot Vacuum

Our Mova has mopping but it's not a *requirement* per say, I believe you can run it with the mop pads off. It's been stronger than our beat up old vacuum though, there's no hair on our rugs or our hardwood flooring and it's rated I think at like 19k

The dreame D20 Plus at 329, the MOVA E30 Pro Plus at 349, and the Dreame D20 Pro Plus at 365 USD will be perfect for you. It has antitangle dual main brushes and a tangle resistant side brush which is a lifesaver for those with long hair and fur. I’ve had robots with the same antitangle dual main brushes and they’ve never choked on waist length hair and long haired corgi fur. It also has a big dust bin at 500mL and a 5L dustbag it autoempties into. There’s a removable mopping compartment too which will do at best passive swiffer mopping. If you can’t figure out the differences let me tell you what they are: The only difference between them is that both the MOVA E30 Pro Plus and the Dreame D20 Pro Plus has an extendable side brush which helps at getting little fur bunnies in corners or reaching under furniture like your fridge when cleaning along it and that the D20 Plus doesn’t. The MOVA E30 Pro Plus boasts 19,000 Pa over the Dreame D20 models but I never consider boasted pascal rating as they’re often gamed and don’t really mean anything by themselves.

The best basic choice would be the Dreame D20 Plus and the best cost effective choice (based on features) would be the MOVA E30 Pro Plus. I’d wait for Black Friday which should be Nov 20-ish onwards.

I’d also check out the dreame d20 plus/pro plus and the MOVA e30 pro ultra if fur tangles are a concern as they have antitangling main brushes that have worked great in my experience. MOVA did send me their v50 and z60 ultra roller for free to review.

I’d check out the dreame d20 if you just want a basic no frills vacuuming focused robot that does well with long hair and has a basic charging base station. The dreame d20 plus and the pro plus has an autoempty station. The MOVA e30 pro plus ultra is going to be the best bang for buck if you want what the dreame d20 pro plus offers at a lower price. Would also check out the roborock q10 s5+ as a great budget friendly vacuum focused robot. MOVA sent me their v50 ultra and their z60 ultra roller to review as part of their Reddit collaboration program. MOVA’s hyperstream antitangle duorollers that the dreame d20 series also has really do work with waist length hair and my long haired corgi’s fur on hard floors and carpets.

I’d definitely check out the dreame d20 plus/pro plus, the MOVA E30 pro plus, or the roborock Q10 S5+ but the roborock is more likely to have hair tangle around its brush. They all come with a mop but these mops are more of an afterthought and are easily removable. Get them from amazon for easy returns~

I’d recommend the Dreame l40 ultra and the MOVA p10 pro ultra at 400-450. Although they are vacuuming and mopping combo robots, they’re pretty good vacuum robots with great obstacle avoidance, chair legs and wires won’t be a concern. If it’s only chair legs that’s a concern, I’d check out the roborock q10 s5+ or if hair and fur shedding is a concern the dreame d20 plus/pro plus and the MOVA e30 pro plus which should be in the 200-400 range.

I think dreame and MOVA have vacuuming focused robots that are better suited for heavily shedding pets like their d20 plus/pro plus, and the MOVA E30 as it has the fur compression feature so the dustbin won’t clog in one part with a lot of empty space in the middle. If you want something that mops, I’d get the edge 5V1 as it has an antitangle main brush. Hot air mop drying helps a lot in prevent mildew unlike the QV35 and the QV35A.

I’d check out the dreame d20 plus/pro plus or the MOVA e30 pro plus as vacuuming focused robots as their dual antitangle rollers do well for carpet!

I got the Mova 10 pro plus about a month ago from the company direct and love it. Please note there are two versions: one has +/-8500pa suction and the other +/- 10,000pa suction (can't remember the exact numbers though). It too washes the mops with hot water and heat dries them. İ would want the attachment to auto fill and empty the water but can't do that because we're in a rentaİ. I have pets and Turkish carpets. Goes around the pets and lifts the mops while going over the rugs. I actually have it on increased power while vacuuming the rugs. Fringes have not been an issue. I used to have a just-vacuum robot but this one is so much better! my house never looked cleaner. Scheduled cleanings are the best! One issue that I encountered, hopefully a one-time fluke was it dropped the mops for no obvious reason but it told me to put them back on! then continued to work where it left off so no issue there. İ empty the dirty water after it's done cleaning right away because once i forgot and it was really stinky the next morning (when i opened the lid to empty), otherwise no obvious smell.

Go for the Mova E30. For me, the price-performance winner for under 350€ Here in Germany

IdK but idont think you will get an Roborock with a self washing Station in this price range. The E30 doesnt have a heatet Fan. Only cold Air. But to be honest. Dont Trust all Marketing Things the manufactures Tell you. Less is somthing more.

I've briefly compared the two, so on paper they're almost identical. The Roborock has warm air drying. What is perhaps also interesting is that the Mova does NOT have an internal water tank. It goes to the station every few minutes and cleans its mops. I don't know how it is with the Roborock. Personally, I think it's good that the Mova doesn't have an internal water tank in the robot because this also eliminates the pump in the device and some of the mechanics in the docking station. All of this can't break. And let's be honest, we're talking about two small cloth rags here, so I think it's better if they are washed out regularly. What I also like about the Mova is that it swings its “butt” at edges to really get to the edge with the mops.

personally I’ve tried ecobot / debot (?) and roborock, and I’ve had much better performance/reliability/navigation with roborock. I just got a Mova (same company as Dreame apparently) and used it for two days and it seems good so far - app not as good but fine, navigation maybe not quite as good, and hardware might be slightly more “sloppy” - like noisy, clunky, etc., but seems good overall. Actually the Mova seems to have better object recognition probably, although it doesn’t deal with carpets as well so far. anyway….. my experience is that roborock is pretty solid.. other ones, there are good ones I’m sure, but I would be more cautious and read a lot of reviews.