MOVA Rover X10 vs Beatbot Sora 70

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Compare	MOVA Rover X10	Beatbot Sora 70
	86/100 ≈ $1,090Price in the manufacturer's shop	72/100 $1,099Price in the manufacturer's shop
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At a glance
Leads on	Filtration Navigation Power Automation Reliability Value	Ease of Use
Pros	Skims the surface as well as cleaning floor, walls and waterline 38,000 l/h, 5 l basket, 3 μm fine filter Underwater laser mapping and 500 m² coverage	Skims for up to seven hours, then floor, walls and waterline 6 l basket, 6,800 GPH, rated for 300 m² Surface parking, one-tap retrieval, remote control on the surface
Cons	15.8 kg to lift Charging time not published Live app control needs the AquaSonar float	No dock, about four and a half hours to charge 10.4 kg Ultrasonic only, no camera
Best for	Large or leafy pools that need skimming and a big basket Owners who want one robot for every surface	Tree-lined pools where leaves land daily Owners who want skimming without the flagship price
Score breakdown
Verdict Score	86/100	72/100
Coverage	100	100
Filtration	93	42
Navigation	93	73
Power	95	91
Automation	72	52
Ease of Use	60	84
Reliability	74	73
Value	57	44
SpecificationsOnly differences 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.
What it cleans
Floor	Yes	Yes
Walls	Yes	Yes
Waterline	Yes	Yes
Surface	Yes	Yes
Filtration
Filter fineness	3 µm	150 µm
Debris basket	5 l	6 l
Filters	180 μm basket filter and a 3 μm ultrafine filter, both replaceable	Not published
Optional filter	Not published	3 μm basket sold separately
Navigation
Mapping	Underwater LiDAR	Ultrasonic
Rated pool size	500 m²	300 m²
Floor gradient	Not published	Not published
Dirt detection	AI sensor spots dirt under water and adjusts speed and path	Not published
Sensors	Not published	18, including two ultrasonic sensors
Power
Cordless	Yes	Yes
Pump flow	38,000 l/h	25,740 l/h
Battery	Not published	Not published
Motors	15, including four turbine motors for the FloatDrive system	8
Runtime	6 h	5 h
Charging time	Not published	4 h 30 min
Suction, as published	Not published	6,800 GPH
Charging	Not published	65 W through a titanium plug
Automation
Lifts itself out	Yes	Yes
Returns to the edge	Yes	Yes
Dock	Yes	No
Scheduling	No	No
Water quality sensing	No	No
Remote control	Yes	Yes
Connectivity
Wi-Fi	Yes	Yes
Bluetooth	No	Yes
4G / LTE	No	No
Physical
Weight	15.8 kg	10.4 kg
L × W × H	540 × 460 × 320 mm	434 × 429 × 284 mm
Noise	Not published	Not published
Support
Warranty	36 months	36 months
Released	Not published	Not published
Coverage
Areas cleaned	Surface, floor, walls, waterline, corners, steps and shallow zones	Not published
Pool types	All, including concrete	Not published
Shallow water	Not published	From 20 cm; platforms of at least 1 × 1 m
Cleaning
Surface runtime	12 h	7 h
Brushes	Two side brushes; extended front and rear brushes for the waterline	Four bottom roller brushes in two groups; 17 cm suction inlet
Surface cleaning	Not published	JetPulse twin jets pull floating debris inward
Modes	Not published	Surface, floor, wall, pro, standard, eco
Control
AquaSonar	A float on the surface relays Wi-Fi to an ultrasonic link for live app control	Not published
Dock
Charging	Wireless charging station	Not published

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