"The Mova P50 Pro Ultra typically retails for $999, although its suggested retail price is $1,200. Now, however, you can buy it for $650 during the final hours of Prime Day. This is a significant markdown for a top-performing robot vacuum and mop that rivals models costing over $ 1,400 from Roborock, Ecovacs, and Dreame. Also: The best October Prime Day deals live now The Mova P50 Pro Ultra features 19,000Pa of suction power, making it powerful enough to thoroughly vacuum carpets,"
"The vacuum's anti-tangle roller brush actually cuts hair as it rolls, which is a huge win for pet owners or those with long-haired housemates. This brush has kept my dog's room clean for months, and I haven't had to stop and detangle hair from the brush once -- which is quite a rare feat for even more expensive models. Read the review: I tested a robot vacuum with 19,000Pa of suction power, and it left my Roomba in the dust"
"Aside from winning the robot vacuum battle against pet hair in my testing, the P50 Pro Ultra is highly precise in its obstacle avoidance, striking a balance between accuracy and performance. Some high-end robots I've tested have such cautious obstacle avoidance that they avoid hair clumps to prevent their brushes from getting stuck. Yet the P50 Pro Ultra picks up all the hair clumps while avoiding pet toys, furniture, and other obstacles."
The Mova P50 Pro Ultra is discounted to $650 from typical retail and suggested prices, undercutting competing models priced above $1,400. The unit provides 19,000Pa of suction power capable of removing embedded pet hair and features an anti-tangle roller brush that cuts hair as it rolls to prevent clogs. The robot combines precise obstacle avoidance with aggressive hair-clump pickup, avoiding toys and furniture while collecting hair. Extended use shows effective control of heavy shedding and reduced hair and dander in living spaces. The price positions the unit as midrange while delivering premium vacuuming and mopping performance.
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