MovaV50 Ultra Complete Robot Vacuum and Mop Self-Cleaning, 24,000 Pa Suction, Liftable Navigation with Obstacle Overcoming and Warm Water Mopping with DuoSolution System Designed for Pets

I’ve heard my parents talk about wanting a robot vacuum for years, but they never bought one, so I finally pulled the trigger and got one for them. Choosing which one to get wasn’t easy. I had no idea there were so many options. After spending several days comparing models from Roborock, Dreame, Ecovacs, MOVA, and Narwal, I landed on the MOVA V50 Ultra Complete. The feature set is impressive, and the 3-year warranty gave me the confidence to go for it. It turned out to be one of the best gifts I’ve ever given them.Feedback (from unboxing and a few cleans!):- It was well packaged and included everything you’d need and more (extra side brushes, mop pads, filters, dust bags, general cleaning solution, and even a pet deodorizer).- Setup was seamless. The vacuum connected to Wi-Fi in minutes and immediately prompted a firmware update, which reassured us that MOVA continues to improve the product post-purchase.- My parents’ home has two floors and a few raised and sunken areas. Since the V50 can’t climb full-sized steps, we manually placed it in each zone. The multi-floor mapping feature worked flawlessly, and once each space was mapped, the vacuum navigated with precision.- The V50 smoothly maneuvered around furniture, glided under low-clearance pieces and cleaned confidently around tight areas like dog bowls. It even got right up against stair edges without ever coming close to falling, which really showcased its advanced sensors.- This vacuum has serious suction power. We could hear it ramp up on rugs, and the combination of side brushes and the extended mop pad left no visible debris behind.- We were pleasantly surprised by how well it handled thick shag rugs. We expected issues, but there were no tangles or jams, just steady cleaning and audible debris pickup.- And despite its power, the V50 is surprisingly quiet. My parents’ Shih Tzu, Harlie, wasn’t bothered at all, just curious when it passed her food bowls.- The mopping feature is smarter than we anticipated. The V50 returned to the dock multiple times to clean the mop pads, then re-mopped previously cleaned areas to avoid spreading dirt. At the end of the run, the app sent a notification prompting us to refill the clean water tank and empty the dirty one.Overall, this robovac has truly exceeded our expectations. It’s been easy to use, smart enough to adapt to a tricky home layout, and quiet enough to keep the dog relaxed. If anything changes as my parents continue using it, I’ll update this review, but as of now, they love it.

Overall, Ive been very happy with the V50. I only have hard floors so I can't say much about how good this is for carpets, but this definitely has made my apartments hard floor feel much cleaner.Pros- Strong suction- Navigates well. My layout isn't too complex, but the vacuum has never really gotten confused, or got stuck cleaning the same area. Generally follows an efficient pattern.- Mopping works very well. I like the spinning pad simplicity for maintaining clean floors by wiping up any grime accumulation. I havn't used it to clean up big spills until after I've wiped them up with towels.- I needed this to handle long hair, and its done exceptionally well for this, this was one of the most importnat things, and Im very happy here- App controls are generally easy to get a hang of, and it gives me quite a bit of flexibiltiy for running specific vaucum runs and scheduling.- Mopping is super quiet- Detergent auto dispensing is great, and seems to last a long time- Lots of extra accessories and supplies to keep this running for a good while- Outside of filling and emptyhing water tanks, theres very little maintenance between each run. Occaisional cleaning of robots interior filter and the docks base.Cons- Could be better handling cabinet toe kicks. Even though the lidar sensor could be retracted and the vacuum could fit, it does not consistently vacuum along the toe kick. instead it usually comes back and tries a few spots at the end of a vacuum run, so the cleaning there is inconsistent- On a ~1000sqft floor plan, on the default smart clean mode, it does not have enough battery to clean the whole place, it needs a few hours to charge in the middle, which can make the whole vacuuming take 5-ish hours depending on if you combine vacuum with mopping or do them separate. Not too bad if you know you're going to be out, but its a large window.- App language can be a bit unclear in some cases, such as sometimes it not being clear about whether an action label means that you would start the state, or if it is the current state. Another review mentioned this, but 'Cleanup paused' is the label for an action to pause the cleaning, and is not the current state of the vacuum.Other thoughts- Definitely empty the dirty water tank often to avoid smell build ups- Youll have to fill clean water fairly often if you mop regularily, especially with high water usage.SummaryFor me, this has been great. The cons are generally not dealbreakers, since they are pretty easy to work around. I do hope that a software update could make it more confident with handling toe kicks. Otherwise, this robot has kept my place very clean with very little overall maintenance and hassle.