What you can expect from the MOVA P20 Ultra
What testers say about the MOVA P20 Ultra
A liter more water than usual goes each way through the MOVA P20 Ultra's tanks, 5 liters fresh and 4.5 liters dirty, and over three months Just A Dad Approved felt that as fewer walks to the sink. The mopping those tanks feed was its strongest result, 8.7 out of 10 from a tester who gives most robots 7.5. The station rinses the pads cold and then blows hot air across them, and the tester smelled nothing on them. Vacuum Wars agreed in kind, its 2.99 out of 5 for mopping standing above a 2.58 midpoint.
Objects on the floor split the two. Just A Dad Approved judged the avoidance passable, at its median of 7.5, fine in an ordinary room and unsure in a cluttered one, and pointed out that the robot has no camera. Vacuum Wars marked it 0.46 out of 5, far beneath the 2.375 it usually awards. The cautious course is to clear cables and toys before a run.
MOVA puts suction at 30,000 Pa, with 19,750 Pa the going figure for a robot whose station also washes its mop. Just A Dad Approved put carpet at 8.1 out of 10, over a point above its usual 7, but saw the pads fail to stay clear of thick pile, so a deep rug may come away damp.




