Mova P10 Ultra vs Roborock Q Revo S
Specs, pros, cons and who each one actually suits — a Canadian buying comparison built from our stored research.
Quick verdict
Neither one wins outright — the right pick depends on your priorities. Here's the split, based on our stored research.
- Larger homes with mixed hard floors and carpets
- Busy households wanting a mostly hands-free routine
- Pet owners dealing with hair on hard floors
Less ideal if: Tight budgets; Very cluttered homes with many floor obstacles
Read the full Mova P10 Ultra research →- Hands-off mopping with minimal maintenance
- Hard-floor-heavy homes
- Buyers who value app polish and brand track record
Less ideal if: Homes dominated by thick carpet; Tight storage for the dock
Read the full Roborock Q Revo S research →Built from publicly available specifications and owner-reported feedback — not our own lab testing.
Where to buy these two
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Key Specifications: Mova P10 Ultra vs Roborock Q Revo S
| Suction power | 8,300 Pa | 7,000 Pa |
| Mopping | Dual spinning extendable mop (right-side mop extends to edges and corners) | Dual spinning pads |
| Mop lifting | Auto-lifting mop (10.5 mm) raises on carpet to avoid wetting it | — |
| Mop washing | Auto mop washing with 60 °C (140 °F) hot water | — |
| Mop drying | Auto hot-air mop drying | — |
| Auto-empty dock | All-in-one dock with 3.2 L dust bag (up to 75 days without manual emptying) | — |
| Water refill | Auto water refilling from the dock (covers up to ~4,300 sq ft) | — |
| Navigation | LDS navigation with dual-line laser sensors | LiDAR |
| Obstacle avoidance | 360° obstacle avoidance (dual-line laser sensors) | Reactive Tech obstacle avoidance |
| Dirt detection | 5-channel colour-sensing dirt detection with automatic re-wash / re-mop | — |
| App & voice control | MOVA app (schedules, virtual walls, modes); Alexa and Google Home | — |
| Battery life | 180 min | 180 min |
| Auto empty | — | Yes (dock, auto-wash + dry) |
Pros
- Excellent suction on hard floors and carpets
- Self-emptying dock means weeks between maintenance
- Accurate LiDAR mapping for efficient routes
- Mop lifts on carpets to avoid wetting them
- Dock washes, dries and refills the mop automatically
- Mature, polished companion app
- Reliable LiDAR mapping from an established brand
- Strong all-floor suction
Cons
- Expensive for a newer brand with less service history
- App can be fiddly during initial setup
- Obstacle avoidance still struggles with cables and socks
- Obstacle avoidance is more basic than camera-based rivals
- Dock is bulky — needs dedicated space
- Mop lift height is limited on thick carpets
Common Complaints
- Occasional 'robot stuck' alerts in cluttered rooms
- Mop tank needs refilling for large homes
- App firmware updates occasionally require re-mapping
- Dock takes up significant floor space
- Occasionally misses low obstacles like phone cables
- Self-wash cycle can be noisy at night
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