MOVA - P10 Ultra

Bang for buck - mova p10 ultra Money is no object/I want the best - roborock Sara's 10r or dreame x50 ultra Budget/cheapest option changes alot based on sales. Just the other week I bought a refurbished L10s ultra for $240 Honorable mention - the new eufy e28 can be had for $800. I think its worth considering because the roller mop system they have going seems to do really good for mopping in general.

Mova P10 Pro Ultra specifically is better, the P10 Ultra is a slightly cheaper model

I just got the Mova p10 ultra on sale for $500 on Amazon and it’s crazy good compared to our Roomba S9+ that just died.

I definitely recommend MOVA P10 Ultra. I also don’t think you can go wrong with the Dreame L40. If you want to see some really good usage reviews I would check out “Just A Dad Video” on YouTube! He helped me pick out my final pick (MOVA P50 Pro Ultra).

I'll be honest here I boughta Mova p10 ultra because the price, features, and reviews were exactly where I could say yes this is where I will try one out. The mapping was spot on. It knew exactly where all my carpets and rugs where. At times where I thought oh it's going to get stuck, it just did not it figured it out and continued on. For as many times as I've used it I have always thought okay I'm going to find it fallen down the stairs or stuck between some leg posts on a half carpet/hardwood area stuck on a curled up carpet/rug corner, it has not. I check the dirty water and vacuum bag and man this thing really does get all the damn hair my hairy body expels. For the price and what it does and I never have to worry about gritty floors for my bare feet...best damn entry level vacuum robot from where I stand.

1. Anything that moves can break. So I suggest buying from a retailer with a good return policy + a good protection plan. 2. For base station cleaning: Dreame (some models), eufy, Narwal, roborock, and Xiaomi have completely removable mop washboards. I’m not a fan of the wiper driven mop washboards on the Dreame X/L30 and X/L40 ultra and the MOVA P10 Ultra/Pro Ultra simply because there’s too many nook and crannies to clean. However their new aceclean dryboard on the L/V/X50 Ultra and newer is much easier to clean even when only the filter is removable since there’s no nooks and crannies for dirt to hide in and dirt only really collects under the removable filter which is easily removed with a wet wipe or a Clorox wipe. I’d avoid bagless base stations. Spinning mop combo robots are less maintenance than roller mop robots.

I just got the mova p10 ultra with amazon it was good price. So far for an unknown company im impressed with the technology and functions so far, wife is in love with it. Hopefully longevity and customer service holds up too.

The S8 Max Ultra is the same as the S8 MaxV Ultra, except that they removed the front-facing camera. It was intended for privacy-minded folks. This takes away the remote camera features, and makes obstacle avoidance worse. $400 is a really good price for it. I wouldn't recommend it at its regular price (over $1000), as there are better and newer systems for cheaper. The S8 was Roborock's flagship line before this year, so the quality is good. My main concern with Mova is the issue they've had with broken swivel wheels. In some cases, people have reported that the wheel was broken from the factory. Replacing the wheel involves taking the robot apart, and that's assuming you can get a decent replacement. Mova support seems to be in line with the support from the other Chinese vendors, which is to say it isn't great; this isn't much different from Roborock, but you're much less likely to need it with the S8. Feedback is also mixed about its navigation. I'd watch a few review videos to see for yourself before pulling the trigger, if you do decide to return the S8.

That's quite the question. There are a lot of Mova fans here, and the reviews seem to suggest that there's at least something to the hype. OTOH, Mova has quality control issues, most notably broken front wheels on the P series robots. If you get a good one, it's reportedly really good. It would be awesome if you could get a Mova with Costco's return policy. Sorry about the GoVac recommendation. I couldn't get a price for some reason with my membership. I'm sure it's amazing for $1000. :-)

In that regard, the Mova is hard to argue with when it's on sale. If you can wait for the next sale, it might be a good buy. Be prepared for a round with Mova support, as the P10 has had issues with broken front wheels, in some cases broken in the box. Mova seems to have been good about fixing the issue, but you can't just pop a replacement wheel in, so you'll have to send it to them for that repair. As an alternative to consider, take a look at the Roborock S8+. It uses a vibrating pad mop, and you have to wash it yourself with the Plus model, which is a real downgrade. But if you're not as keen on mopping, it should deliver good value on the obstacle avoidance front, with good vacuuming performance. Plus, as a Roborock, it's going to have a good app, and will be the most likely to be trouble-free and durable.

Which Mova? I had Mova P10 Ultra that I bought for a good price but I returned it because there was a 538$ deal in Dreame store in Westfield and I got L40 Ultra with cleaning solution + Tricut brush and some Dreame life gifts. I’m really happy, i just paid 70$ more and got a better vac and some much gifts.

hi, we got the Mova p10 ultra with amazon discount last week for 700, we loved it. first time getting a robot and the house is clean. I really recomend that. It's a dreamia robot with another name aparently.

Hi Diego, Your chart helped a lot. Wonderful job. Makes the choice easier, but anyway, it is not easy at all. One thing: in Your chart, Mova P10 Ultra does not have AI camera but it has remote camera access, so what is going on there? And when You go to product specs - this model on photos even have sticker above the camera - "AI Action" - so is it mistake in Your chart or am I missing something? thanks

I bought 2 Mova P10 Ultras and they’ve been great, especially for the price! Paid around $500 each, looks liek its at $600 now on Amazon. I have 2 dogs that never stop shedding and this has been a life saver. Such an improvement over my old Roomba i3. Mopping works pretty well too. Havent had any issues with obstacles. My roomba used to always get tangled up in my dining table/chair legs. Not an issue any more! It does snag a cord once in a while but its so rare that i dont mind.

A little non-existent, but hit the Bissell crosswave hydro steam does exist. And being Bissell, reputable, it's the only floor washer vacuum I'd buy. If your messes are mostly dry with minor splashes and puddles then I think a robot would be the best for hands offness while maintaining general cleanliness but you'd need to do deeper cleans every month or something. The $300 price point is a little difficult tho because that robot is great (Dreame l10s ultra) but there are quite a few tradeoffs that make it worse than the absolute value winner the Mova p10 ultra (for $500). If you already have a vacuum/mop that you like then I think a robot for multi daily sweeping and mopping is the best option. Mine sweeps 3 times a day and mops daily. While doing a deep mopping twice a week. I also ask it to clean my kitchen when I'm almost done cooking (like when something's on the final simmer). Between scheduling the robot around meal/bathtime and asking it to do specific routines, these robot vac mops are pretty amazing. Only get one of the xiaomi family of brands (roborock, dreame, Mova).

Mova p10 ultra. No competition at that price tbh. Tho the roborock q revo master for $607 refurbished on eBay is excellent too. And roborocks are built really well. Bins aren't worth it; bags protect the suction motor (and last more than 5 months in a home without pets). You can even buy a plumbing kit from AliExpress to connect these to plumbing and remove even more maintenance. It's not worth considering any robot vac that isn't from the xiaomi brand of families (roborock, dreame, mova, xiaomi). They're not built as well (eufy, ecovacs, shark) and they don't work as well (Roomba, shark)

Same. 450 on prime day, it’s 500 right now. Had it for a couple days but it’s fantastic. Highly recommend.

I would assume so, these things are on sale constantly even when its not a holiday. P10 was $450 on prime day and then it was $500 for like a month after for no reason. On sale, its the best bang for your buck there is so id get that when it drops again

I got the Mova P10 ultra on prime day as my first robot vacuum. Finally got it yesterday and set it up last night and it’s AWESOME. All the research I did on the sharks and the roombas showed me that they are not worth the money comparatively. I paid $450 for the Mova and the roomba 405 was about the same but from what I could tell was worse by every metric.

Yea as soon as I got ces ads in the Roborock app I was out. Valetudo from here on out. I rooted a Roborock S4, and then bought a Mova P10 ultra. Rooted that. Put Valetudo on both. Just better now.

I’ve had the regular j7. It would clog with my wife’s thick hair. It’s also incredibly dumb when it came to navigation. I recently got a mova p10 ultra and have been really happy with it. Mopping is a real game changer if you have any hardwood/LVP/tile floors. It makes the floors so clean that my feet stick to the floor

You're me. 5000 square feet on 2 floors. I also got the MOVA P10 and I love it. It's doing my downstairs only; about 3000 square feet of laminate and tile with lots of area rugs, 4 kids, one cat, and a messy chef. Nobody takes their shoes off either. You can customize all sorts of crap but I don't have time for that. I ran the mapping program once, put some white vinegar in the solution container and water in the water one. All I do now is empty the dirty water and refill the solution container. If I had time to learn computer programming I would just vacuum the old fashioned way. I generally have it vacuum and mop the kitchen every night, vacuum the whole house every other day and mop the whole house once a week. My floors were filthy before. They are damn near spotless now.

I definitely think the Mova. I have the pecan Pro ultra and love it so much. However, the mopping could be better for dried on stains. I see the Mova V50 mops with warm water and solution whereas the P10 ultra uses room temperature water with no solution. The solution is only used to clean the mount pads on the P10 ultra. I'm guessing that v50 does a better job for those reasons.

Mova P10. Try and wait for another sale. Unfortunately, there was a great sale for it for Prime Day.

Dreame according to vacuum wars has a lot of trouble with hair tangles, but the p10 doesn’t. Full disclaimer though I bought the p10

Mine is doing great 3 months in with a Great Pyrenees and a Doberman, but it wasn't under $500 lol. I don't think the ones at that price point will generally hold up to large dog dirt/hair for very long or do a great job. I got a Mova P10 which is like $650 on Amazon now. It's been a game changer for me honestly. Also helps with things like dusting since I let that run every afternoon so while you still have to deeper clean now and then, the dust and everyday dirt is SO much more manageable!

Mova p10. It was on sale for prime days. It’s awesome. I’ve had probably 6 or so robot vacuums over the last 10 years and this is my favorite

I’ve been really happy with the Mova P10. The obstacle avoidance is good enough that we just let it run daily without bothering to tidy up beforehand. We get pretty bad pollen where I live, and my partner has noticed fewer allergy symptoms since we started using it. I got it for around $475, and honestly, it’s felt like a solid upgrade.

Good! I think my Braava Jet m6 was a bit better in some ways but this just works and the auto-cleaning and drying of the mop pads works really well.

I'll note I was going to get the Mova P10 myself but after adding in the plumbing kit(since I cannot get the cheaper version in US from aliexpress) - they're nearly the same price(X40 Master & P10) and the master has plumbing built in, so smaller base station from the get go, leave mops behind, and shorter robot(can it retract the lidar?), and more battery life, at cost of midly less suction. Which in theory should help a bit to make up for carpet vacuuming.(swapping mops out)

Also worth mentioning that if you want auto plumbing(empty/refill) the dreame x40 master is a good one, or do the mova p10 and buy the kit for a bit less. I went with the master for the smaller dock and a couple of random enhancements that are ultimately pretty small.

I have both the p10pu and the v50. If you compare the two bots on a strictly cost to performance basis, then I don’t think you can beat the P10pu. The exceptions would be if you really valued something only the v50 could do like lowering lidar, climbing thresholds, etc. In other words, the v50 costs 100% more but only mops/vacuums 30 to 40% better, if that. So, diminishing returns. With that being said, the only thing I don’t like about the v50 is the battery drain but I just schedule around it.

i’ve not let the v50 get that full yet, but I also have the p10pu and it has given me a warning about dust bag being full. Since the v50 is more advanced I feel safe in assuming it will give a notification if it’s full. The leaking would concern me. You shouldn’t need to drain the bot that often.

Mova P10 is quite loud during the vacuuming. Great object recognition and pet recognition. Not the easiest bot to live with. Definitely cannot run it if anyone in house is sleeping (e.g. baby) Source: Bought, tried, and returned the Mova P10.

For whatever reason the Mova P10 was below average at our 2 dried on stain mopping tests (73pts vs 93pts average) I could not determine why this would be. I expect it was downward pressure because it put out a slightly higher than average amount of water (1.05g vs 92g average.) It wasn't a terrible score but it was a shame because other than the lackluster mopping it was a superb robot especially for the price.

I give Matic the Platinum award for industrial design. It's friendly, fun and blends in. Most people wouldn't even know it's a vacuum. The Gold goes to Narwal. They've really cared about this since the beginning and their competitors—Roborock Curv and DJI Romo—have copied them which I also really like. Silver goes to Eufy's S1 Pro. My family calls it the "Tron vacuum" because of its translucent plastics and illuminating ring. Bronze goes to the MOVA P and V line. I like the white version and I actually prefer the glossy because it's easier to wipe clean. I'd give the Dyson 360 Nav an honorable mention just because it looks beefy, like it's ready for business and comes in a cool color.