MOVA P10 Pro Ultra vs Narwal Freo X Ultra

IEEE 802.11b/g/n on 2412-2472 MHz, per the Narwal user manual

The manual's radio table lists only the 2.4 GHz band

Toggled on the robot or in the MOVAhome app

Child Lock is switched on and off from the base station touch panel, which carries its own indicator, per the Narwal user manual

Interactive video calls and remote cruise through the app

The Narwal Freo app follows the robot on the live map and reports the cleaning progress

Cleaning schedules and per-mode parameters are set in the Narwal Freo app

Narwal lists Amazon Alexa voice control for this model

Narwal names only Alexa, Google and Siri for this model, Siri running through the Narwal app rather than the Home app, and the robot carries no Matter certification that would open an Apple Home path

Narwal lists Google voice control for this model

A search of the CSA certified product database returns only the Narwal Flow and Flow 2, not this model

The model is not Matter certified, so it gets no automatic Works with SmartThings path, and Narwal documents no SmartThings account linking

Auto-detergent compartment in the dock doses the solution automatically while working

The station meters detergent from its own reservoir into the mop water, and the app decides whether to add it

Hot air drying

Warm air drying at 40 C (104 F) after the last mopping run

Lifts 10.5 mm on detected carpet

Lifts the mop pads 12 mm when it detects carpet

65 °C (149 °F) hot water washing of the mop and washboard

The station washes and rinses the mop pads, and cleans its own tray at the same time

Official MOVA cleaning solution only, 200 mL bottle included

A bottle of Narwal dedicated detergent ships in the box and slots into the base station

Dual spinning mops with an extendable pad for edges

Dual Reuleaux triangular mop pads press down with up to 12 N and spin at 180 RPM, with EdgeSwing swinging them out to reach the walls

Five infrared ranging and anti-drop sensors on the robot's underside, per the Narwal user manual

Multi-floor mapping

Builds 3D maps that can be edited in the app, and stores up to 4 maps for multi-level homes

LiDAR plus an RGB camera, 3D structured light and a built-in LED light, recognising over 70 object types

LiDAR SLAM 4.0 gives a 360 degree scan of the room, backed by tri-laser structured light sensors for obstacles

Virtual walls and blocked zones in the app

No-go zones are drawn on the map from the Narwal Freo app

360 degree recognition with 3D structured light

Structured light forward and edge sensors let it recognise objects as small as 1 cm and clean within 5 mm of them

The robot navigates itself back to the base station when the task ends and charges there, per the Narwal user manual

Mop lifts 10.5 mm and the side brush lifts to keep carpets dry

An ultrasonic carpet sensor detects pile and lifts the mop pads 12 mm so the robot switches to suction only

Extendable and liftable side brush

Two side brushes alongside the certified zero-tangling floating roller brush