I decided to try the Mova P10 Pro Ultra Robot Vacuum because I wanted an all-in-one smart floor cleaner, a robot that vacuums and mops, empties itself, and actually navigates intelligently instead of bumping into everything. After weeks of use in a busy house with pets, kids, and multiple floor types, I have a clear sense of what this thing actually does well and where it falls short.
What Is the Mova P10 Pro Ultra?
The Mova P10 Pro Ultra is a hybrid robot vacuum and mop with a self-emptying dock, hot-water mop washing, intelligent navigation, strong suction, and advanced obstacle detection. It automatically vacuums and mops hard floors and carpets, returns to its base to empty dust and wash/dry mop pads, and uses sensors/cameras for mapping and household awareness, all under app control. It’s positioned as a premium mid-range robot vacuum with “ultra” convenience features typically found on much more expensive units.
Why I Tried It
I was over manually vacuuming every few days and dragging out the mop after almost every meal. The idea of a robot that could vacuum and mop in one pass, avoid obstacles reliably, and take care of its own maintenance felt like a real upgrade. The suction spec (13,000 Pa) and self-cleaning dock sounded impressive on paper, so I wanted to see whether those features actually delivered in daily life.
My Experience Using It
On hard floors, tile, laminate, and wood, this thing picks up dust, dirt, pet hair, and crumbs better than most mid-range robots I’ve tried. The suction is strong, and the extendable side brush means edges and corners really do get more attention than usual. That makes an immediate difference compared with older robots, where corners remained dusty after a pass.
Being able to vacuum and mop in one session is genuinely handy. The robot detects carpet and lifts its mops automatically so they don’t drag across rugs, which is something many combos still struggle with. The dual spinning mop arms work hard on light spills, footprints, and regular tracking-in messes, great for daily maintenance.
The self-emptying dock with a 3.2 L dust bag means you don’t manually empty the robot for weeks. The dock also hot-washes the mop pads with ~149°F water and dries them with hot air afterward — a real hands-off advantage that keeps smells down and pads ready for the next job.
Not everything is perfect. Some users report occasional navigation quirks, occasional missed areas (especially on patterned or irregular rugs), and software/scheduling issues. A few units have had reliability or support frustrations in real-world owner reports, which is worth factoring in if you want rock-solid consistency.
Pros & Cons
Pros
- Excellent suction and debris pickup (13,000 Pa)
- Vacuum + mop in one routine
- Self-emptying dock with mop pad wash/dry
- Intelligent navigation and mapping
- Good for large floor areas
- App control with customizable zones
Cons
- Patterned rugs may confuse navigation
- Some owners report occasional reliability issues
- Dock and robot footprint is large
- Not perfect deep-carpet cleaning compared with premium rivals
- App/software can be inconsistent at times
Who This Might Work For
- Busy households wanting true vacuum + mop automation
- Homes with pets and regular tracking-in mess
- People who hate manual maintenance
- Medium to large homes needing long battery runtime
- Those who want more advanced navigation and mapping
Who Should Skip It
- People with mostly high-pile carpet needing deep agitation
- Users who dislike dealing with occasional tech quirks
- Anyone who needs top-tier brand support and reliability guarantees
- Those with very tight floor space (dock fills a fair amount)
Alternatives
Here are robot vacuum competitors you might also consider:
- Roborock S8 Pro Ultra
- iRobot Roomba Combo j7+
- Dreame L10s Ultra
- Ecovacs Deebot X1 Omni
Conclusion
The Mova P10 Pro Ultra Robot Vacuum earns its place as one of the more compelling mid-range hybrid robot vacuums of 2025: strong suction, smart navigation, and a self-maintaining dock that truly saves time. It doesn’t feel like a half-baked robot… it cleans, mops, and takes care of itself better than most in its price tier. Just know it still has the typical robot vacuum trade-offs (navigation quirks on patterned rugs, occasional software hiccups), and support experiences vary between owners.
If you want a hands-off cleaning solution that regularly covers a whole floor with minimal interaction, this one actually delivers. Compared with both cheaper robots and pricier models lacking full mop wash/dry automation, it’s worth strong consideration.
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