What Reddit says about Mova

“A vacuuming focused option is best for thick and dense carpet. There’s also the dreame d20 pro plus/mova e30 pro plus which are fur focused vacuuming options and will do well with lots of fur.”

“The Eufy s2 only scored a 2.80 in the mopping score. The Narwal flow 2 also scored pretty poorly at 2.66 (however. apparently there was a software update that was not installed prior to testing). I was in a very similar situation to you where I was looking for the absolute best mopping robot with no budget (check my prior posts). I have a mostly tile home with a kitchen that easily shows stains. I settled on the Mova z60 ultra. I believe it is third on vacuum wars (3.66) behind the T90 pro Omni (3.90). Since everyone is recommending the flow 2 I’ll just tell you why I picked this over the flow. Compared to the flow 2 The Z60 has a higher downward pressure (12N vs 17N I believe) and it rotates the mop 30rpm faster. The flow 2 mops with 60 degrees hot water but once the water actually reaches the floor I believe it would be cold anyway. Whilst specs are not everything my experience with the z60 has been very good. Compared to my old Z50 which has the same track mop as the flow 2 with higher pressure (18N) and 30 degree mopping the Z60 performs significantly better. Maybe the roller (instead of track) mop is just more effective at removing stains? Whilst I may be inherently biased towards the Z60, my decision was primarily based upon reviews and experiences with the Mova Z50. If I were you I would get either a z60 ultra (or the newer z70 ultra) or the T90 pro Omni. If you live in a country with good consumer protection laws I wouldn’t bother researching too much as it drove me absolutely crazy sorting through all of the paid reviews. Just try one of them out.”

“Mova V50 for homes that are primarily carpet. Mova z60 for mostly hard floors. Dreame also makes great robots such as the L40. The l40 ultra goes on sale for around $300-400 frequently, it was one of the flagship robots back in 2024 and it still cleans as well as the flagships today. The Mova p10 pro ultra is also a great option and comes in around $300-400 as well and is identical to the L40. The l20 and l10 from Dreame are really old at this point and aren't great options.”

“yeah a few newer ones have the mop extender style now, not just dreame. tried eufy, looked at dreame, wasn’t blown away long term. ended up switching to a mova and the mopping’s been more consistent for me, less streaky on tiles. not perfect obviously, but solid for daily runs. under $800 you’ve got decent options tbh”

“I went through a similar process. Ordered the P10 for 399 on Amazon, then ordered accessories for $10 a pop on the Mova website. Got the tricut brush, a bottle of cleaning fluid, and the accessories package for a grand total of $30.”

“military discount mova p10 pro 299.99 . paypal glitched out on me or i would have used their 20% to bring it down to $240”

“Mova P10 Pro ultra is better than the qrevo pro plus and comes with better warranty and lower price also. It's a newer company but Mova is behind Dreame which has been around”

“Great post. I had most of the same criteria. For what it’s worth, I ultimately decided to go with the MOVA p10 pro ultra. Factors that tipped me into making that decision: 3 year warranty (plus I opted for additional 3 years in the order on Amazon; 6 years total gives me more courage to try Mova as a “new” brand, that plus it looks to be the same manufacturing as Dreame ( a well reviewed brand) higher pa (I realize airflow is a more important metric) strong reviews on vacuum wars and Just a Dad. (rTings.com was not as enthusiastic, but decent) I plan to really put it through the paces for the next 2 months, taking advantage of Amazon’s extended holiday return window. Good luck with your final decision. I have had Roborocks and think you will be pleased if you stay with the Qrevo Pro”

“I noticed something similar with a tripod stand at home and my MOVA V50 Ultra (a souped-up Dreame X50)! It would hump the stands on day one, either hump or correctly avoid the stands (50/50 chance) on day two, and it perfectly navigated around the legs and followed the edges well on day three. This tripod stand is often moved around so I was pleasantly surprised when it was still able to recognize it was the tripod stand and deal with it appropriately (yet it still doesn't register as an obstacle as a base in the app).”

“I have a long haired corgi who I suspect is part alien for how big he is! I sometimes check the dustbin before it autoempties and wow that’s a lot of fur that would have choked my old robot up which is why I’d run my old one twice a day. I can now run my new one once a day. I use a similar model too, the MOVA v50.”

“I just check the water tanks once a week on my Mova v50, and I do a quick check of the front wheel maybe once a month and change the filter. The dual anti tangle brushes don’t get hair wrap from me or my cats. Vac bag has lasted months. It does have reminders maybe every 30 cycles or something to check the sensors for dust but that takes a few seconds. In the 6 months I’ve owned it running 5 x a week there has only been one time it didn’t complete a cycle or return to the dock on its own and when I checked my house cams, my cat had jumped on it and hit the button to pause it. Also, it can climb thresholds so it doesn’t get stuck on my dining room chairs which have sled legs. Those chairs have been the downfall of many robots. 😂”

“I have a couple of the older or really low end ones and wouldn't really recommend as someone's first vacuum robot because they're all missing some feature or built to a price point with major compromises. Its not worth buying something you can't just trust to do the job and ultimately won't use. I'd put all the current sub $250 robots in this category. There are several Dreame/Mova models that use the Tricut brush (add on) and that's great for a pet household and may push you to the lowest really good price point. Other newer technology by other brands to avoid hair wrap around the main rollers - like having multiple rollers work well too. Modern equivalent of what I have with daily and sometimes multiple route a day use. Eufy 11S - low price bounce navigation robot. I have a 7 year old model and parts are really cheap to keep it operating but it doesn't clean all that well. Using in a low traffic area and still requires daily emptying. Dreame D20 Air Plus - current sub $200 robot. Good vacuum and self emptying into large bag. Obstacle avoidance okay but not great. Not a passable mop. Vacuum very susceptible for hair wrap though, and for that reason hasn't been great in our pet household. Good, but still have to interact with it routinely to clear the roller. This is a daily interaction for me currently as well. Mova P10 Pro Ultra - $350 range robot. Tricut brush available in generic brand for another $20. This is the lowest price point for something that just works without interaction in my opinion. Base station vacuum bag is relatively small for a pet owner with a lot of carpet, but the robot will go without interaction for a week or more with no interaction. Mopping works well. Obstacle avoidance great. I do really like the Dreame/Mova integration with Home Assistant and ultimately that's probably what will keep me with their robots for any future purchases. Its been nice to automate sweeping the litter box area when cats clear out for instance.”

“A friend got the new Mova P10. Seems like a pretty incredible value. https://vacuumwars.com/mova-p10-pro-ultra-review-best-value-of-the-year/”

“Eufy E25, Ecovacs Deebot T80, or Mova Z50.”

“Quite happy what my Mova z60”

“Thank you so much I have just bought a Mova z60 ultra roller complete and we are happy with it and thanks to everyone for suggesting their personal opinion and suggestions ☺️”

“Nice thanks. Recommendation if you want a roller mop (can clean wet spills, applies fresh water during mopping, but has more moving parts and more maintanence) Mova v60 ultra complete Narwal flow If you want a spinning mop: Dreame L50 Ultra Roborock Qrevo Curv X Mova V50 ultra complete All good options. Can’t go wrong here”

“Mova z60 is amazing. I have dogs and it mops every night. My floors are finally clean and we don’t have to mop every day ourselves It was PRICEY but if it can run every night for 3 years.. 1 year.. it’s worth it”

“I.like the flow because it's quieter than z 60 but z60 cleans well cuz it's a heavy beast mopping and vacuuming..does have bugs though as they all do!”

“Mova z60. Was turned off roborock as I met a lady at the post office who sent her roborock away for repair and they sent it back and told her she was on her own to repair it.”

“There is no best robot but I recommend the Narwal flow, Mova z60 ultra roller, or Dreame L50 ultra”

“Google "Just a dad". He reviews sooo many robot vacs. After hours of research I finally decided to get the Mova 10p Pro and have not looked back. You can get the hair cutting tool on Amazon for about $25 to replace the OEM one. We have a golden and she sheds alot, the vacuum can def keep up and mop the floors. It was $400 at the time of purchase during the black friday sales.”

“Dreame L40 Ultra Gen 2 or Mova P10 Pro Ultra Gen 2 which ever is cheapest.”

“I have only had it for a month so I can't speak to longevity, but I have a Mova V50 Ultra I got on sale during Prime Day. It has mop pads, and it vacuums. It washes the mop pads, self empties the vacuum, and sucks up the dust bunnies. It has lidar and a headlight, so it can run at night. I come out to freshly mopped floors every morning, and that makes me happy.”

“Mova p10 pro gen1. Cheap enough yet does roughly everything flagships do.”

“Maybe the roborock Qrevo Curv 2 flow? Also the Ecovacs T90 Pro Omni could be a good choice. These are all roller mops which typically do a better job at mopping. For scrubbers, mova v50 or roborock qx revo ultra”

“Get the Mova P or V models. They the best and robot vacuum wars YT channel has ranked it #1 for a couple years now. I got mova P50 ultra pro and it is perfect for my hardwood and tile floors!”

“I’ve tried a lot after watching the typical YouTube channels rating them and I’ve been most happy with my Mova v50 ultimate. Some of the best vacuuming aside from my old roomba j9+ vacuum only that lives in my basement to clean since it’s all carpeted. The Mova vacuums my main floor carpets and mops pretty well. I’m just glad it pulls pet hair up out of my carpet. It won’t mop a stuck dried stain unless I spray it down first but for regular cleaning and getting rid of feet and paw prints it does real good”

“Mova Z70 Ultra”

“I love my mova v50 ultra. Best home purchase I’ve made by far.”

“Kocham mojego Mova z50 ultra. Mam 3 koty długowłose, żonę i córkę dlugowlose. Mova odkurza i mopuje codziennie, czyści idealnie do krawędzi, nawigacja super, nie zjada zabawek i drobiazgów, mop rolkowy to przełom, myje ciepła woda i podłoga jest błyszcząca bez smug. Zero awarii. Były dwa drobne problemy wynikające z wad konstrukcyjnych ale udało się je załatwić w 15 minut(wjazd do stacji załatwiony 5cm taśmy antyposlizgowej a docelowo wydrukiem z drukarki 3d, mop rolkowy piszczał ale wystarczyło papierem ściernym zmatowic rolki wewnatrz mopa)i już nic się nie dzieje. Jest super, uwielbiam go. Utrzymanie też dużo nie zabiera, dosłownie kilka minut na dolanie wody,wylanie brudnej, czasami oczyszczenie osi kółek z włosów( jak w każdym innym robocie).”

“I would agree with this video for the most part. What I’ve always done is go mid range for more “tried and true” features with robots that have been out a bit and have a good amount of feedback. That led me most recently to the mova p10 pro ultra or whatever the fuck it’s called. I only upgraded because in moving, I have a lot more hardwood and wanted mopping. It seemed like that level of robot was the sweet spot between having more advanced features, cleaning well, being well reviewed, and not becoming a guinea pig for things that may or may not work well. Previously I had the roborock s4 max, same deal, not top of the line when I bought it, but did its job damn well, especially where robots were when I purchased it way back when.”

“I love Just Joshes vacuum reviews. I agree with most of what he exploits. However, his review of the Z60 I thought had some very very biased and subjective points that he stated as “issues” that truly just were not. Example - he complains about the Z60 pausing for an extended period of time and doing nothing. When he shows the clip, you can hear the vacuum announce after 10 seconds that it has completed cleaning and is docking. I feel it’s normal for a vacuum to pause when it’s done with a cleaning cycle. Thats not a performance issue. All of that being said, again, I agree with his basis of this series which is that vacuums should give the consumers more in direct relation to what we are paying. I do also think his standards and expectations are very very high. He knows these pieces of technology are still early stage. He shouldn’t rate them through the lens of a robot vacuum leaving his large home as spotless as an OCD maid who cleans by hand.”

“This was my thought. I was so ready purchase on prime day but costco was also running sales. I paid maybe 75.00 more but the hassle free return policy was worth it to me. P50 Ultra has been excellent so far for 550.00 CAD”

“I have all 3. Dreame x60 mova p10 mova p50. I'd say if you don't care about budget at all then get flagship. But you wouldn't be asking reddit . So get mid tier or the p10. They are really good now and the x60 is not 5x better than p10. Or 2x better than p50. Buy the x60 if you absolutely need thee extra clearance underneath your furniture. Otherwise get something cheaper. The p10 is just too good of a value.”

“I got the MOVA Z70 after always rocking with Roborock and am very satisfied with it. It even goes flush under furniture which was a hard requirement for me. It also raises the sidebrush if it detects spills. The roller mop does a fantastic job in my apartment, floors feel noticeably clean under bare feet.”

“Mova? I have the P50 Pro Ultra and it does some quirky things from time to time and is slower to vacuum than my older roborock, but it does do a decent job.”

“If you are in EU pick up and MOVA Z50. We have pets and 3 children floors have never looked cleaner.”

“If having the best mopping performance is one of your main goals then e28. If you want the best balance of performance and reliability with great suction power, Saros 10r . If you’re not in a rush, wait for Roborock or Dreame to release a roller or tack mop option. I couldn’t bring myself to spend that much on a device with spin mops. Just save the money and get a Mova p50 pro ultra or Dreame l40 ultra in that case. The roomba shouldn’t even be on your list.”

“Roomba isn't the best at combo robots compared to Roborock and Dreame which make better all-rounded combos. Roborock seems to be rather reliable. I'd also consider MOVA's V50 Ultra which is better suited for pet households since there's the ability for the robot to choose between regular cleaning solution and a pet-odor neutralization solution! I consider the V50 Ultra to be an upgrade over the X50 Ultra. Alternatively, I'd wait for Dreame's Aqua 10 Pro Track to release, as it appears to be the best overall combination robot vacuum and mop with a roller mop. :)”

“Stay away from Ecovacs. I have the x12 omnicyclone. Only had it since May and already kicked it out of the house. The roller mop smelled all the time. The technology on the roller mop is not there yet. Had the Eufy with the roller mop before that and same thing. Smelled. I just got a mova v50. Out of the box it didn't work properly. The base would not recognize that a dirty water tank was installed. Just got another one to try today. Went away from the roller mops.”

“Do they make them that bad nowadays? I had S5 and S7 for 7+ years and they still work, i replaced the battery. I recently got a Mova and it failed after 6 months and they sent me a new one.. but i don't trust it anymore either, i'm trying to sell it.”

“Narwal flow 2.Been using it daily for the last 2 months and I’m getting ready to install the auto drain refill version that just arrived today.I have 3 kids, 5 dogs with one of those that pees everywhere so this thing has made it a night and day difference especially compared to the Mova z60”

“Thank you. I’ve been stuck between the MOVA Z60 Ultra Roller, NARWAL Flow, and the DREAME Aqua10 Ultra for the longest time and have a 900sqm home. This excel made me the realize the NARWAL Flow is the obvious choice. Although I saw the Roborock Curv 2 Flow recently launched in Singapore and I’m curious to see how that compares, tho that means I’d have to wait for God knows how long cuz idk when they’re gonna release it in the EU.”

“This but debating currently between the Omni x11 and the mova z60, coming from a Saros 10r”

“To be honest every brand seems to suck in different ways or at different times, and it's somewhat luck of the draw on getting a good unit and not having weird issues with navigating or the apps. For pet hair the roborock duodivide or Dreame/mova hyperstream brushes seem to be the best. Designed to funnel hair wraps to the ends or middle.”

“Have had MOVA, Roborock, and Eufy. Love the Eufy E25 on my main floor, that’s who I’m going with whenever my Roborock dies.”

“Not sure best brand (I have a MOVA), but biggest feature I would recommend is the little blades/ hair cutters within the main roller. I went for version that has different method for hair, but still have issue occasionally with clumps in dustbins causing blockage.”

“Does the Mova user experience live up to the hype? I'm considering getting one for my next. I've had a Eufy L50 for several years and it's decent for what I paid, but it definitely has a lot of bugs with the software and if I was spending $300+ then I would expect less issues. Also had a Eufy X10 that was returned within the week it had so many issues.”

“Roborock S7 MaxV, they last forever without much issues and clean pretty elegantly. Super cheap used. Mova P50S was the craziest robot I had seen, but the well regarded Saros 10R isn't that hot either imo, the software has lot of friction and the tiny dustbin makes it clog often.”

“I've had Mova, Dreame, Roomba but my favorite so far is Dreame L60 Ultra. Very slim and gets under my furniture where the others don't. None are perfect and I don't think one exists.”

“I’m in the market now for a mop/vacuum robot. My last vac was the roborock s7 and it honestly was so dang helpful. We have pets and a toddler and the extra daily vac run made it feel so much more manageable keeping a 3k sqft home clean. Now in a new home and we need mop functionality too. I’m willing to drop $1k+ if it works. I’m checking out the roborock, eufy and mova…but honestly don’t know what to try. I get they aren’t perfect. Anything that actually helps is worth the money. Especially when cleaners here cost $400-$900 per cleaning.”