I had an iRoomba from Costco, had major issues after about 60 days. Returned it, thanks Costco.. and bought a Mova P50 off of Amazon, after spending a ridiculous amount of time reading reviews
The difference is night and day. Mapping feature is very smart, the vacuum power is significantly more powerful, doesnt get stuck and mops. It was also only $500. Check it out.
[Mova P50](https://a.co/d/01B2lQXx)
I bought a mova p50 pro ultra. I like it alot. Its a $799 robot mop vacuum and was able to buy it on Amazon Prime 2 day sale $599. So far very satisfied
Well, Actually, I think his "love" of the P10 Pro Ultra is based on the amazing deal, and the features you get at that price point. It's always human nature to "root" for the little guy. I have a P10 Pro Ultra, and I really do love it - and it's one of the best robots for the money. Even in regards to it's somewhat "weaker" rating for mopping dried up food stains? Well, it sure works wonders on my kitchen floor, and dried coffee and food stains are cleaned up fab, and done so with one pass (I was using 2x mopping passes based on many reviews saying that the p10 Pro Ultra is somewhat "weak" on mopping). So, I not really faulting J-dad for his real love of the p10 pro - it really was a price break-through for what you get. Currently, his home unit he's using is a the P50, and he also (rightfully) raved about that product. Not really sure if that syrup example changes much of the valuable information he's shared......
Good, I mostly have hard wood floors and some tiles, on those it works better than I would have expected a robot to work. On carpets however it gets confused, I have a white shaggy carpet in the living room which I didn’t expect it to work on from the beginning and it doesn’t as it will not move on it. The other small carpet I have it handles much better but still not perfectly.
I can recommend it if you mostly have hard floors, a friend of mine has bought the same one after seeing how clean the floors are.
The J15 Ultra, with the razor cutters on the roller, is still the right vacuum. Buy it off the Eureka site, where its $550, if you can comfortably stretch. Don't get the Mova. The Dreame L40 Ultra is very good and would be a GREAT buy-remember reviewers bought it at 3x the price and like me, were reviewing it as a premium robot against other premium robots. For under $500? No brainer, its fantastic. Does that make sense? I think you have 2 great options. the L40 ultra or the J15 Ultra (through the Eureka website).
I think everyone has a different experience with robots they test, and they're always valid, but I guess I have a few questions about the top picks that are worth discussion.
The P50 has a known hardware problem that people still experience all the time (broken wheel) that can only be fixed by a robot swap. Is that not a concern? I didn't think it was a fantastic robot aside from that, but the hardware problem is a big enough deal not to recommend it.
Your choice for pets and hair doesn't have a razor to cut the hair. I liked the Curv a lot, its one of my favs, but not for this application, because hair got caught around the roller and the sweep. I have long hair, but my dog has short hair, and it was good at getting up short hair, but there are better.
Did you not experience any leaking from the Aqua? I did and I know a few others did as well.
some thoughts. first, buy it next week since most are on [sale.](https://www.reddit.com/r/RobotVacuums/comments/1nvsulx/comment/nhmjcxj/?context=1) Some thoughts on the models above: the p50 has a known hardware problem that they never seem to solve. Skip it. The S70 is a gimmick and separately, not a great vacuum. Trying to be too much. The Aqua 10 is fine, but leaks for a lot of people. I like the x9 or the 10R as options.... the Dreame models you noted aren't my favs.
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Roborock
Qrevo S
82% positive of 247 users
Reliable, great mopping (lifts pads), but poor cable avoidance.
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