MOVA P70 Pro Ultra: 30,000 Pa and 70°C drying

Suction and the anti-tangle option

MOVA quotes 30,000 Pa from a motor spinning up to 120,000 rpm, and says it lifts both large debris and hair. The listing also mentions an optional upgrade to a CleanChop brush, which together with the side brush and omni-wheel forms what MOVA calls a triple anti-tangle system. It is not clear from the listing whether that brush comes in the box or is bought separately, so check before relying on it for long hair.

Mopping pressure and edge reach

The rotating mops press down with 12 N and turn at up to 260 rpm, adjusting speed to different zones of the home. For edges, the MaxiReach RoboSwing extends the mop up to 4 cm under furniture and against walls, and the MaxiReach side brush is designed to reach corners and narrow gaps.

On carpet, an ultrasonic sensor recognises different pile heights and textures. From the app you can choose to lift the mop, remove it, avoid the rug entirely or let suction boost automatically.

Dock jobs and drying

The base station refills cleaning solution automatically, empties debris, washes the mop and charges the robot. It ends each cycle with 70°C hot air drying that MOVA says takes about one hour, quicker than the roughly two hours Ecovacs quotes for drying the Deebot T80 Omni roller. The listing also mentions a 100°C PTC JetSpray Dryboard.

What it does not say is the temperature of the wash water itself, the size of the dust bag or how many days it lasts, or the battery runtime.

AI avoidance and how it compares

AI recognition covers over 280 object types, and the app lets you define your own objects and set safe distances around them. That is a higher stated count than the Xiaomi 5 Pro, which lists over 200 objects but adds an 80°C mop wash and a radar that drops for low furniture. The Roborock Qrevo 5AE has far less suction at 12,000 Pa, but documents its dock better, with 30 water flow levels and 7 weeks of dust storage.