MOVA X4 Pro Wet Dry Vacuum Cleaner, 20000Pa Cordless Vacuum Mop with Zero Tangle, Hot Water Mopping for Sticky Messes,194℉ Hot Air Self Drying, 180° Lie Flat, Push-in Charging Station, LED Display

Wow!! This machine was very well thought out when it was designed and not just thrown together. I had another floor cleaner that was pretty basic. It would streak pretty bad when the roller started to get dirty, so I would have to stop and wash the roller out. It was a pain, so I just gradually quit using it. This machine is wonderful, in fact, there's no comparison to my old one. It's very easy to put together. You click it in the base and it charges. After you get it charged up and ready to go, you fill the water tank and add the cleaning solution to the tank. The tank removes easily and is tucked on the back where it blends right in with the machine. No bulky tank sticking out and in the way. There are 4 modes to choose from: 1. Smart Cleaning: which is great for regular cleaning. If you get to a spot where there's more dirt, the roller will speed up to clean up the dirt easier. 2. Ultra Mode: for dirtier floors. 3. Suction Mode: sucks up water or a liquid spill. It does great! We had a water line break on our dishwasher and I used it to clean up the water. I did have to empty the tank several times, but it made life a little easier. 4. Hot Water Mode: you can use the sprayer that's on the front of the machine for stuck on food or whatever is stuck to the floor. I spray it on and clean other areas to give it a minute to sit then go back and go over it. Sometimes it needs a second spray, but does pretty good. It has a voice guide that you can turn on that will tell you what mode you're in. That's nice because the writing on top is pretty small and you don't have to stop and look to see what mode you're in. When you fill the tank, it doesn't seem like it will last very long, but surprisingly, it really does. I do find that sometimes if there's heavy dirt, it will streak some. When it does that, I put it back in the tray and run the auto clean. It will clean the roller and you're back in business! In the videos I watched, it shows it cleaning off dried chocolate syrup and other things like it's nothing. I've had trouble getting some things off of the floor, so I don't know that it would do so great on all of that. Some things just need a good scrubbing. When you're done, you click it back into the tray and run it through a clean cycle. You have the option to also use heat dry on the roller, which is nice. Again, the voice guide will walk you through everything. This thing is so easy to clean, too! Most of the time machines are clunky and hard to get apart. This one comes apart easily. The tank comes out easily, the dirt tank comes out easily, the roller comes out easily so you can get to the inside to remove any debris. I have cats, so a lot of times there's a cat hair that clumps up inside of it. I do recommend sweeping the floor before you mop it or otherwise, it gets a lot of dirt up inside of it and may cause problems with streaking. As you're cleaning, it dries the floor as you go. It doesn't do it instantly, but helps it to dry within a minute or so. The battery holds a good charge. I can do my kitchen and living room, which is good size, all in one charge. If I try to do the dining room, it doesn't always make it through all of it before needing to be recharged. It does charge up pretty quickly, so it's not a big deal. All in all, I am very happy with my purchase. It's not cheap, but I feel it will last for a long time and it does a great job.

Amazing unit. I can only compare this unit to a Tineco S5 which is about 100-150$ cheaper. If you compare the two, this one has edge an edge to edge roller, and a hot water stream. The hot water stream is amazing for cleaning tough stains. It does use more battery but the trade off is worth it. The biggest plus between the Mova x4 and the Tineco S5 however, is how you clean it. For the Tineco S5, you almost have to use their cleaning solution, otherwise any cleaning solution that even makes a little bit of bubbles, would cause the Tineco's dirty water tank to sense that it's full. I had limited success by adding just a few drops of Pinesol, but even then the Tineco's diry water tank would warn that it was full and stop working. The Mova x4 does not have that problem.. also the way you clean the dirty water tank is also much better. It separates the vacuumed items much better and the placement of the clean and dirty water tanks are in better locations. For not much more than the S5, the Mova also comes with a selfheating/drying cleanup. The tineco s5 was a 2/10 and the Mova is a 10/10 in the cleanup process.

I bought mine in late February of '26. It worked 'okay' but was very finicky, often giving the 'used water tank full' alert and shutting down when the tank had barely enough water to cover the bottom. It also needs a more aggressive mop roller option for stuck on dirt. I was constantly cleaning and drying the contacts and changing the filters. Well yesterday it was alerting when there was no water in the tank whatsoever and only ran for 2 or 3 seconds. I removed the tank, cleaned everything, changed filter and roller pad, and left it overnight to ensure it was totally dried out, reassembled it, and it still does the same thing. This was an expensive piece of equipment, I can't afford to replace it. I am contacting Mova by email, hoping to get an answer soon.

I've been using this MOVA X4 Pro for a few days now, and honestly, it's made floor cleaning so much easier. The 20,000Pa suction is legit—it picks up everything from dry crumbs to spilled cereal in one pass without me having to switch between a broom and a mop . What really stands out is the hot water mopping feature. It heats water to about 176°F and the SpotHeat spray gives tough, dried-on messes a quick burst of hot water right before the roller hits them . I've had it handle some pretty nasty kitchen stains that my old mop would've just smeared around. The self-cleaning cycle is probably my favorite part. The dock rinses the roller brush with 212°F hot water, then dries it with 194°F hot air—takes about five minutes on the fast setting . No more leaving a wet, stinky mop head sitting around. The zero-tangle brush has also been great with my long hair and the dog's shedding, I haven't had to cut anything off the roller . It even lays flat to get under furniture. A solid upgrade if you want a real clean without the hassle.

Pros: -Very convenient and easy instructions - It has driving function, so you don’t have to push the heavy vacuum Cons: - still quite heavy - it has a drying function, but in the end it does not dry 100% as shown in the photos. Also you can’t use just the drying function. If you want to dry it, it starts all over from self-cleaning function (which water-cleans the cloth), so you can’t solely use the drying function. I am afraid fhat I might have to deal with molds.

I had one of the cheaper MOVA floor cleaners before this. It was really good, but this is not the same class of machine. It’s far better even after just a couple of days using it. Any type of hard floors are where it earns it that ranking. Crumbs, dirt, dog hair, whatever gets tracked in from the yard and in one pass, it's gone. I’ve got a lot of different floor types like linoleum, tile and vinyl plank and it works great on all of them. Hot water mode is the thing I keep using, mostly for stuff that's already dried on like muddy paw prints by the back door. It steers really easy and has a bit of a self propelled motion. It’s got just enough power to do the job without me fighting it around table legs. Edge cleaning is better than I expected it to be. The dock washes and dries the roller, so I'm not wringing out a dirty roller in the sink. It is a big machine and its base station is pretty large. Hot water mode drains the battery fast enough that I don't run it on the whole floor, just the spots that need it. The drying cycle also takes longer than ideal, but it doesn’t matter too much because when I want it dried, I don’t use it for a while after. If you've got mostly hard floors and you're trying to stop dragging out a mop bucket, this does that job.

I have cats, which means hair on every surface and litter tracked halfway across the apartment. Regular vacuums mean cutting hair off the brush roll with scissors every few weeks. The zero-tangle roller on the X4 Pro actually works — I've been using it for a couple weeks and haven't had to untangle anything. The wet mopping matters more than I expected. Dry vacuuming picks up the litter, but the dried-on food spills and the little paw prints around the water bowl need water, and doing both in one pass instead of vacuum-then-mop cut my cleaning time in half. Self-cleaning is the part I'd pay for on its own. The station washes the roller with hot water and dries it with hot air, so I'm not wringing out a mop full of wet cat hair, and the roller doesn't develop that damp smell. Dirty water goes in the tank and I dump it. Setup took about ten minutes, though my cats supervised the whole process and made it longer. The head lies flat enough to get under the couch and the litter box stand. Worth the price for a multi-cat household.

Used for about 6-7 months and my honest rating is meh. It does an okay job of vacuuming and an okay job at mopping. I have kids so that could be the difference but if you live in a no-pet, no-kid household then this might be perfect for you. For me, I would have preferred to buy a stellar mopper and a stellar vacuum as separate products rather than something that does an okay job at both. Even with cleaning the filter trap stinks and is so fun to clean out by hand all the hairs, food, and dust bits and get them into the garbage. I would prefer something where I just swap out mop pads per room and then dump them all in the laundry for cleaning like my old one before it broke.

Muy facil de armar, Funciona muy bien. Aunque algunas manchas no las quita con el agua caliente. O tarda mucho. Lo que hago es agacharme y con un trapo húmedo la quito de inmediato. Es muy rápida. La limpieza tambien es facil aunque creo el deposito de agua limpia es pequeño. Se acaba muy rápido. Pero la facilidad y rapidez para barrer/trapear los pisos sin esfuerzo vale la compra