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Ankit Banerjee · 2026-06-23 · via Android Authority
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Vacuuming and mopping are chores any of us would be happy to hand off. So a machine that handles both on its own, and then even washes and dries its mop, and empties itself afterward, is one of the easiest upgrades you can make to your home. MOVA is one of the leading brands in this space for good reason, offering everything from flagships that cost less than the competition to feature-packed value picks that fit into any household.

And for Prime Day, MOVA is discounting almost its entire cleaning range. There is something here for everyone, from small apartments to multi-story homes, from hard floors to thick carpets, and from handheld vacuums to fully automated experiences. Whatever your need, MOVA’s Prime Day deals have you covered. Here’s what you need to know.

MOVA MOBIUS 60

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The MOBIUS 60 is at the top of MOVA’s range, and is a flagship through and through. And that starts with its excellent cleaning capabilities.

The MOBIUS 60 combines 30,000Pa of suction with a Dynamic Suction Retention system that lowers an internal baffle the moment it rolls onto carpet, sealing the chamber to pull deep-seated dust and pet hair out of medium and high-pile rugs. And the Triple Anti-Tangle setup, featuring the TroboWave DuoBrush, means long hair gets pulled into the bin rather than wrapped around the roller.

A highlight, of course, is the MopSwap system, which is the first of its kind. The dock stores three specialized mop pads and swaps them automatically based on the room: ThermoHold for greasy kitchens, Plush for delicate hardwood, and HyperClean for everyday all-around mopping.

On top of that, StepMaster 2.0 retractable legs lift the chassis to clear obstacles up to 3.14 inches, so high thresholds and thick rugs, where other robots tend to get stuck, won’t be a problem. And with the FlexScope navigation using a retractable sensor, the robot can drop low to slide under furniture or rise for a wider view.

And finally, the all-in-one base station washes the mop pads with 100-degree Celsius water, refills, empties, and recharges on its own. If you want the most capable MOVA robot and have mixed flooring across a larger home, this is the one to beat.

For Prime Day, it drops from $1,299 to $1,099, with the deal running until June 28.

MOVA P70 Pro Ultra

MOVA P70 Pro Ultra

The newest robot in the lineup, the P70 Pro Ultra, is the successor to the popular P50 Pro Ultra, and it brings flagship-level specs at a far more approachable price.

A high-speed motor produces a big 30,000Pa of suction, matching the flagship MOBIUS 60, and you can pair it with an optional CleanChop brush to form a Triple Anti-Tangle System for hair-heavy homes. The dual-spinning mop applies 12N of downward pressure at up to 260 RPM to scrub away dried stains and sticky spills, with smart water control adjusting how wet each room gets.

AI object recognition can identify more than 280 obstacles and includes pet-care detection with 99.9% accuracy, so it works around cords, toys, and pets.

Edge cleaning is a focus here. The MaxiReach side brush and RoboSwing mop both extend up to 4cm to reach corners and wall edges for close to 100% coverage. And you can choose how to handle rugs, whether that is boosting suction, lifting the mop, removing it entirely, or avoiding the carpet altogether.

The all-in-one dock empties the bin, washes the mop with 212°F water, dries it in about an hour, and refills the cleaning solution on its own.

The MOVA P70 Pro Ultra is a brand-new addition to the lineup and is ideal for shoppers looking for flagship features without flagship pricing.

For Prime Day and until July 6, you can get the P70 Pro Ultra for just $679.

MOVA Z60 Ultra Roller

MOVA Z60 Ultra Roller

The Z60 Ultra Roller is the model to look at if mopping matters as much as, or even more than, vacuuming. It runs a TurboForce 9 motor, good for 28,000Pa of suction, with the same anti-tangle TroboWave DuoBrush, and with StepMaster 2.0, it can climb obstacles up to 8cm. So the vacuuming is still impressive, of course.

But its standout trick is HydroForce roller mopping. Instead of spinning pads, it uses a roller that is continuously rinsed by a 12-nozzle spray system while it cleans, with clean and dirty water kept separate so you are never smearing grime back across the floor. It applies a strong 4,100Pa of downward pressure for scrubbing, and both the roller and the side brush extend outward as they approach walls to clean tight against baseboards and into corners.

With all that water usage while mopping, you might be worried about your carpets. But MOVA has you covered. It automatically senses when the flooring switches from wood or tile to carpet. And the AutoShield system not only lifts the mop, raising it 14mm, but it also deploys a physical shield to block any moisture from reaching the rug, so carpets stay completely dry.

The DuoSolution dock holds two cleaning solutions, one general purpose and one for neutralizing pet odors, dispensing whichever is required. For pet owners with a lot of hard floor to cover, it is one of the most thorough hands-free cleaners MOVA makes.

For Prime Day, it falls to just $849, a nice 29% off, with the deal live through June 28.

MOVA V50 Ultra

MOVA V50 Ultra

The V50 Ultra is the do-it-all pick in the middle of the range and one of the better all-rounders MOVA offers. It delivers 24,000Pa of suction through a triple anti-tangle TroboWave DuoBrush rated for 100% hair removal, ideal for pet owners.

The StepMaster system here uses retractable legs to cross two-tier thresholds up to 6cm and single steps up to 4.2cm, so it moves between rooms and over transition strips without getting stuck. And the FlexiRise retractable DToF sensor drops down to clean under low furniture and extends in open rooms for accurate mapping.

For mopping, it spins its pad in warm water at 260 RPM to break down stains, and the floating mop holder adjusts its angle and pressure to maintain firm contact on uneven floors. When it detects carpet, it can lift the mop or leave the pads behind at the dock entirely for a fully dry, vacuum-only run.

The DuoSolution dock again offers a choice between a standard cleaning fluid and a pet odor solution, and the JetSpray Dryboard with 20 nozzles keeps the washboard clean and odor-free.

The MOVA V50 Ultra offers a feature set that punches well above its price point. Which gets even better this Prime Day, with a massive 40% discount, bringing its price down to just $659. This deal lasts even longer than some of the others, running until July 6.

MOVA P10 Pro Ultra Gen 2

MOVA P10 Pro Ultra Gen 2

The P10 Pro Ultra Gen 2 is the upgraded version of one of MOVA’s best-value robots, and the second generation focuses on noticeable performance bumps.

Suction jumps to 26,000Pa, a major leap over the original, and there is a five-level adjustment so you can dial it down to save battery and reduce noise on light days, or crank it up for a more thorough pass. And the Triple Anti-Tangle System keeps hair from wrapping the brushes, which is one of the most common reasons a budget robot vacuum struggles.

TurboPress technology applies 12N of downward pressure while the mop spins at up to 260 RPM, and the dual mop pads extend via MaxiReach to clean right up to the edges.

The dock is the other big upgrade: it washes the mop with 212°F hot water, dries it with an hour of hot air, and empties debris into a 3.2L bag. The MOVA P10 Pro Ultra Gen is the mid-range leder, and for the money, it covers the essentials that matter.

For Prime Day, it is on sale at just $469, with the deal running through July 6.

MOVA P50 Pro Ultra

MOVA P50 Pro Ultra

The P50 Pro Ultra is a dependable mid-range robot, and the model that the P70 Pro Ultra succeeds, which means it’s now sitting at a particularly tempting discount.

It’s still an impressive buy, featuring 19,000Pa of suction, an anti-tangle brush that keeps maintenance low, and a removable, liftable mop designed to switch cleanly between carpet and hard floors. When it heads onto a rug, it can lift the mop or detach the pads at the dock for a completely dry vacuum-only run, so you do not end up with damp carpet.

The dock handles the post-clean upkeep. It washes and dries both the mop and the washboard at 167°F and automatically empties the bin and refills the water tank. It is not trying to be the most powerful robot in MOVA’s current lineup, but it nails the fundamentals.

The P50 Pro Ultra is one of the better-value automated cleaners during this sale, with its price dropping to just $494 for Prime Day, a 38% discount, with the deal live until July 6.

MOVA P50 Ultra

MOVA P50 Ultra

The P50 Ultra is the entry point to MOVA’s robot lineup and the easiest to recommend to anyone buying their first robot vacuum. It keeps things straightforward with 19,000Pa of suction, an anti-tangle brush, and a flexible mop tuned for corner and edge cleaning, so it reaches the spots that many budget robots skip.

And despite the lower price, it still includes the self-maintaining features that make these robots worth buying, washing and drying its mop and washboard at 75°C, and handling auto-emptying and refilling at the dock.

There’s no obstacle-climbing legs and huge suction power here. But if you’re buying a robot vacuum for the first time, or simply don’t need anything fancy, the P50 Ultra does the basics extremely well and takes vacuuming and mopping off of your to-do list.

And priced at just $369, it’s one of the cheapest ways to get into smart home cleaning. The P50 Ultra deal will run until June 28.

MOVA X4 Pro

The X4 Pro is the one non-robot in the group. It’s a cordless wet-and-dry vacuum for people who want a manual cleaner that handles spills and sticky messes on demand.

It features 20,000Pa of suction and mops at the same time, heating water to 176°F so it can break down dried-on stains as it goes rather than just pushing dirty water around. A SpotHeat spray targets tougher spots, and the zero-tangle roller plus dual edge cleaning means it gets right up against baseboards on both sides.

It lies flat at 180 degrees to slide under low furniture, has an LED-lit brush head to spot hidden debris, an LED status display, and roughly 45 minutes of runtime per charge.

Maintenance is where it shines compared to other stick vacuums. Drop it into its push-in charging dock, and the roller gets a 212°F hot-water rinse followed by sealed hot-air drying at 194°F, so the brush comes out fluffy, odor-free, and ready for next time.

The MOVA X4 Pro is the most affordable pick of the group at $329, with the deal available through June 28.