MOVA P10 Pro Ultra Gen 2

What testers say about the MOVA P10 Pro Ultra Gen 2

MOVA took the camera out of the second generation and put the effort into the mop, and both labs' results follow that choice. Just A Dad Approved rated the MOVA P10 Pro Ultra Gen 2 at 9 out of 10 for mopping, well clear of its 7.5 norm, with pads that scrub where many only wipe. Vacuum Wars saw dried stains come off and the floor left barely damp, and noted that the station now washes the pads hotter than the first generation did, at 212 °F. For a station that clears the dust and also cleans and dries the pads, 167 °F is standard.

The cost shows on a cluttered floor. With a single laser where the camera used to be, it avoided 4 of the 24 objects on the Vacuum Wars course, where the first generation had avoided 19, and scored 0.61 out of 5 for obstacles while that lab's typical robot gets 2.375. Just A Dad Approved, scoring 8 out of 10 after three months at home, watched it nudge chair legs more often than its predecessor without crashing into them. Small things need picking up before it runs.

Carpet is a mixed bag. Vacuum Wars measured more embedded grit drawn out of medium pile than most robots achieve, yet flattened pet hair stayed behind and long hair wrapped the brush. The station is slim, 13.4 inches wide and 31.7 deep where 39.4 by 17.7 inches is usual, but at 23.2 inches it is taller than most.

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