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Mamibot iGLASSBOT W300 vs MOVA N1

Mamibot iGLASSBOT W300 or MOVA N1? Verdict Scores 71 and 79, where each leads on published specs and which to choose.

Manufacturers' published figures, scored by the same engine as the rankings. Nothing here is from a test we ran. · Updated

Verdict

The MOVA N1 has the higher Verdict Score, 79 to 71.

The Mamibot iGLASSBOT W300 has the edge in cleaning and coverage. The MOVA N1 has the edge in safety, navigation, value, ease of use and reliability.

In the manufacturers' published figures the Mamibot iGLASSBOT W300 is ahead on 3 rows: water tank (215 ml against 120 ml), glass per fill (35 m² against 32 m²) and noise (70 dB against 72 dB). In turn, the MOVA N1 is ahead on 2 rows: smallest pane (30 × 45 cm against 60 × 60 cm) and power-cut backup (30 min against 25 min).

The Mamibot iGLASSBOT W300 suits large panes and shop fronts, where the tank and the squeegee pay off. The MOVA N1 suits upstairs and exterior glass where the power-cut backup matters.

Mamibot
iGLASSBOT W300Not published
MOVA
N1≈ $190

Where the Mamibot iGLASSBOT W300 is ahead

  • Cleaning87 · 66
  • Coverage76 · 75
  • Water tank215 ml · 120 ml
  • Glass per fill35 m² · 32 m²
  • Noise70 dB · 72 dB

Where the MOVA N1 is ahead

  • Safety96 · 69
  • Navigation60 · 40
  • Ease of Use67 · 54
  • Reliability61 · 44
  • Value100 · 61
  • Smallest pane30 × 45 cm · 60 × 60 cm
  • Power-cut backup30 min · 25 min

Subscores are from our engine; the specification rows are the manufacturers' published figures, listed only where the better direction is beyond argument.

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Mamibot
iGLASSBOT W300
MOVA
N1
MOVA N1
MOVA press image
Not published
≈ $190Price in the manufacturer's shop
Highest Verdict Score
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At a glance
Leads on
  • Cleaning
  • Coverage
  • Safety
  • Navigation
  • Ease of Use
  • Reliability
  • Value
Pros
  • 215 ml tank for about 35 m², the largest in the category
  • Spray, wipe and squeegee in one pass; 8,000 Pa with suction monitoring
  • Four-side edge sensors and a four-side brush ring for the corners
  • 8,000 Pa with pressure compensation responding in 0.02 s
  • 30 minutes of grip after a power cut
  • 120 ml tank rated for 32 m² of glass per fill
Cons
  • One-year warranty, six months on the battery
  • No weight, rope rating, cable length, speed or maximum pane printed
  • No voice prompts and no resume or return to start claimed
  • 72 dB, the loudest machine here
  • No claim to resume after an interruption or return to its start
  • No corner-cleaning claim and no cleaning-speed figure
Best for
  • Large panes and shop fronts, where the tank and the squeegee pay off
  • Tiled and marble walls as well as windows
  • Upstairs and exterior glass where the power-cut backup matters
  • Large panes and patio doors cleaned in one fill
Score breakdown
Verdict Score71/10079/100
Cleaning
87
66
Adhesion
100
100
Coverage
76
75
Safety
69
96
Navigation
40
60
Ease of Use
54
67
Reliability
44
61
Value
61
100
Specifications

In green: the better figure where the direction is beyond argument, such as more lawn or less noise. Where it depends on your home, nothing is marked.

Cleaning
Spray systemYesYes
Water tank215 ml120 ml
Glass per fill35 m²32 m²
Cleaning speedNot publishedNot published
Cleaning modes56
Corner cleaningYesNo
SqueegeeFlexSqueegee, adaptive, after the spray and the wipeNot published
Spray nozzles4, two each side, atomisedNot published
ModesFast, deep, edge, spot and manualNot published
Stated area coverageNot published> 90%
ClothNot publishedWashable microfibre, 2 in the box
Adhesion
Suction8,000 Pa8,000 Pa
Pressure compensationYesYes
Pressure compensation responseNot published0.02 s
Fit
Largest paneNot published200 × 300 cm
Smallest pane60 × 60 cm30 × 45 cm
Edge detectionYesYes
Other surfacesYesYes
Minimum glass thickness3 mmNot published
Safety
Power-cut backup25 min30 min
Safety ropeCombined with the power cable, no length or rating printedYes
Rope ratingNot publishedNot published
Fault self-checkNoYes
Backup battery650 mAh, 25 to 30 minutes of holdingNot published
Stated protection layersNot published12
Navigation
Path planningYesYes
Resumes after interruptionNoNo
Returns to startNoNo
Steers round obstaclesNoYes
Control
Remote controlYesYes
Voice promptsNoYes
Cable reachNot publishedNot published
CordlessNoNo
Firmware updatesOver the air, from the appNot published
Voice prompt languagesNot published15
Power
BatteryNot publishedNot published
RuntimeNot publishedNot published
Charging timeNot publishedNot published
Connectivity
Wi-FiYesYes
BluetoothNoNo
4G / LTENoNo
Physical
WeightNot published1.3 kg
L × W × H270 × 270 × 69 mm215 × 215 × 59 mm
Noise70 dB72 dB
Support
Warranty12 monthsNot published
ReleasedNot publishedNot published
Battery warranty6 monthsNot published
Warranty (Polish shop)Not publishedUp to 3 years

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