Mopping is the whole story of the MOVA P10 Pro Ultra Gen 2. Upgraded hardware lifted its stain removal score to 135, a big jump from 73 for the original, and reviewers credited the dual spinning mop pads and 12 Newtons of pressure for the difference in cleaning performance. Vacuuming, though, is unchanged from the first version, and the second-generation price has climbed to nearly $600. That makes it a solid upgrade if mopping is your priority, and a harder increase to justify if you were hoping for broader vacuuming gains. Buyers who care more about mopping than vacuuming are the ones who get their money's worth.
- — Improved mopping performance with 12 Newtons of downward pressure and 260 RPM spinning pads
- — Dual spinning mop pads provide better edge coverage along walls and furniture
- — Lifts 10.5 millimeters over carpet for cleaning mixed floor types in one run
- — Price increased from ~$500 to nearly $600 for the second generation
- — Obstacle avoidance regressed in Gen 2 after removing RGB camera; bumps more than it should