MOVA P50 Pro Ultra Robot Vacuum

Let's face it; if you are going to get a robot vacuum you would want it to be as automatic as possible right? That's what this gives you; the ability to let the vacuum do the job it was made for without you having to get involved for weeks at a time. They have thought of everything here. You don't need to look for anything else, this is the one. Picture is my P50 Pro Ultra on it's maiden voyage mapping out my crib.

This unit comes well packaged and protected. Upon opening, it is easy to assemble and setup. The key is to make sure you remove all tape everywhere (I missed the tape covering the interface of cleaning unit connections). From there it is just a matter of filling the cleaning tank and installing the vacuum bag and then downloading the app. The app is easy to use and is pretty much just let the unit map rooms.
The cleaning unit is well designed with 2 microfiber round mop heads and a brush for corners. The vacuum unit provides adequate power to clean carpet / rugs without a roller wheel just vacuum suction.
After a little over a week and letting the unit clean my first floor daily I can tell the mop function works great on my hardwood floors. The cleaning unit knows when the unit needs to clean the mopheads and does it automatically. For my first floor there are 8 areas I identified and found I had to change the dirty solution daily. I also empty the vacuum bag at the same time. Features I like are 1) cleaning unit is fairly quiet (compared to friends unit (different brand), 2) the mopheads clean well, 3) the vacuum cleaner does a good job (not as good as my stick name brand vacuum cleaner), 4) the solution containers have lids so liquid does not slosh out of the container when carrying them, 5) my mother in law loves watching this gadget do its thing, amazed at the technology, 6) saving my time and energy from doing this myself, 7) cleaning unit adjusts itself to avoid unmapped objects as needed such as chairs in different positions.
A final note I use a laundry bar soap to clean my regular microfiber mops and shall do similar to prolong the life of the 2 mop heads.
Great time saving device that seems to be well made and therefore a great value to clean hardwood floors and carpeted areas automatically.

My old Roomba is six years old, so I decided it was time for an upgrade. That's when I found the Mova P50 Pro Ultra Robot Vacuum, and honestly, I'm really impressed. It's a combo vacuum and mop, and it's been working great.Here's what I'm loving:- Detects carpet: I was worried about it mopping my carpets, but it actually lifts the mop pads when it hits a rug.- Smart suction: It kicks the suction up a notch on carpets, but it's super quiet and gentle on hard floors.- Hair-free roller brush: The built-in hair cutter next to the brush is a game-changer! No more tangled hair.- Amazing battery life: It cleaned for over an hour and still had juice left.- Self-emptying and mop cleaning: It takes care of emptying the dustbin and cleaning the mop pads on its own.- Voice control: Just say, Hey Mova, start vacuuming/mopping, and it goes! Plus, there's the app.There's more to like, but I'll keep it short.A couple of things I'm still figuring out:- Heat steam mopping: I'm not sure how to get the heat steam mopping working. The manual says to use the app, but I can't find the setting. Maybe I missed something?- Side brush on rugs: The side spinny brush stops when it's on rugs and carpets. Not sure how to set it to spin on the carpets.Even with those little questions, this Mova is a fantastic replacement. I'm really happy I made the switch!

This is my first experience with a robot vac/mop and I was amazed by its ability. It did a fantastic job on my kitchen hardwood floor and my bedroom carpet. It wasnt hard to set up and Ill admit, at 75 yo Im not too great with new-to-me gadgets but this thing is well worth the effort to set it up the first time - all 30 minutes. The instructions are easy to follow and the app works well with my Android phone. I decided to try it first on my kitchen floor. Once the robot started, I left it to its business. I returned a while later to find it docked in its home, recharging, and my kitchen floor was clean. It even cleaned around the table and chairs and under the cabinets. Amazing. I emptied the dirt bag which was easy to do and was shocked by how much it collected. The water tanks are easy to fill and empty. I love it

This is more than a vacuum. It also doubles as a telepresence device and house space surveyor. First of all it uses Lidar to map its workspace relaying maps to smartphone companion app. Initially I was a bit concerned that it didnt have any foam padding around the puck, but then I saw it in action and realized that Lidar tracks objects with 360 degrees aperture and camera recognizes the objects so it doesnt get close to furniture or walls and uses extended arm with soft brush to blow the dust off the furniture or shoe molding edges. If there are unexpected objects on the floor, the camera uses image recognition to leave their description on the floor map. Vacuum also has a built-in mic and speaker. You can send it on a patrol mission around the house and talk to people remotely. It also understands voice commands. This vac handles both hardwood / tile and carpeted floors. You can choose dry-cleaning mode for high-pile carpets and it will first come back to the base and drop off magnetically attached mops and then will return to dry clean only the carpeted area. Base has a clear / grey water tank cleaning system, water is preheated and mops are hot air dried after the cleaning. Water is reused until a multi-color propagation sensor sees it too gray sending a notification to your phone. This should happen approximately after 4-5 cleaning cycles. It also has a solution for the problem that always bothered me with other vacs. Usually dust scraping brush gets wrapped with tangled hairs and it is very hard to get them off. Although this spinning brush is fully removable, it doesnt need to be cleaned that much, as it has a built-in hair comb with a cutter. Hairs get cut into small pieces and sucked into storage dust storage container.