Mova P70 Pro Ultra (robot vacuum cleaner A robot mop designed for homes with pets): our review

The rug beside the sofa can collect a remarkable amount of dog hair while the dog appears to be doing absolutely nothing. With suction rated at 30000 Pa, this model sits among the stronger advertised ratings, giving carpet owners a reason to consider it. Would that help with the fur worked into your living room rug? Potentially, but the figure cannot answer that by itself.

Manufacturers measure suction pressure differently, so pascals help position a robot without promising a clean carpet. We like the ambition here; the sensible expectation is help with regular upkeep, rather than a guarantee that every embedded hair will disappear. For a household tired of fetching the vacuum whenever the dog changes seats, that distinction matters. Suction is a starting point. The carpet still gets a vote.

A biscuit crumb on the kitchen tiles and a grubby footprint by the back door call for different cleaning actions. The P70 Pro Ultra combines vacuuming with rotating mop discs, giving its mopping function a moving contact with the floor rather than simply pulling a damp cloth behind it. That is a meaningful part of the design, although it does not establish how thoroughly a stubborn mark will come away.

Its mops also lift on carpets. Moving between hard flooring and a rug therefore has a corresponding feature, which makes this robot mop more relevant to homes with mixed surfaces. We would still keep expectations sensible around thick carpet: mop lifting does not establish which carpet heights it can manage. For unfinished, waxed or poorly sealed wooden flooring, manufacturers advise checking that the surface tolerates moisture before mopping.

Emptying collected dust is hardly the reward anyone wants after delegating the vacuuming. The supplied 3-in-1 station (emptying + washing + drying) brings together automatic emptying, mop washing and drying. In everyday terms, the dock takes on tasks that would otherwise bring you back to the dust container and dirty mop pads. That is central to the appeal of this robot, rather than an accessory to overlook.

Automatic emptying transfers debris out of the robot; washing and drying address the mops afterwards. Those functions make sense together for a machine intended to vacuum and mop regularly. They do not mean maintenance disappears. Replacement bags, pads and brushes still belong in your ownership plans. Before ordering, confirm their availability with the retailer alongside the warranty, returns policy and route to after-sales support. A helpful dock should reduce chores without making routine upkeep a puzzle.

Perhaps your Saturday starts with a mug of tea and the sight of fresh fluff drifting beneath the dining chairs. This model is designated for pet households, and its combination of suction, rotating mops and automatic emptying makes that positioning understandable. Choose it for the combination of jobs you want to hand over, especially where rugs and washable hard floors share the same home. For a carpet-focused routine, the suction specification is the attraction; for kitchen floor care, the rotating discs and mop washing matter more.

It has 1 side brush, but that specification alone tells you little about how clean your skirting edges will be. As manufacturers instruct, clear socks, charging cables and small objects before a run. Your pet may contribute the mess, but preparing the room remains a human responsibility. That seems a fair division of labour, if a slightly generous arrangement for the pet.