Suction is the Dreame D30 Ultra CE's calling card at 25,000 Pa, nearly double what the Mova P10 Pro Ultra pulls, and it runs longer per charge. But the Mova counters with far smarter navigation, a hotter mop wash, auto detergent dispensing, and extendable brush and mop arms for edges, all at a lower price. Pick the Dreame for deep carpet pickup and long single-run coverage; pick the Mova for cluttered, furniture-heavy homes where getting around obstacles matters more than peak suction.
Here's a matchup where the spec sheet and the real-world experience pull in different directions. One robot brings 25,000 Pa of suction, a number that dwarfs most of what's on the market. The other brings 13,000 Pa but backs it with a camera, AI obstacle recognition, LED illumination, and arms that extend to reach baseboards. Both use LiDAR, both have dual spinning mop pads, and both empty their own dustbins. The question is whether pulling debris harder out of carpet matters more to you than a robot that reads your floor plan and clutter with much greater precision.
Dreame D30 Ultra CE
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The gap here is real. Overall, the Dreame lands at 6.9 against the Mova's 8.2 rating. Navigation drives most of that: 7.0 versus 9.7, the widest split in the whole comparison, thanks to the Mova's camera and AI-assisted obstacle handling. Features follow at 5.9 versus 7.1, and cleaning ratings sit closer at 7.1 versus 7.7. The Mova also rates as outperforming its price, and the Dreame as priced about right.
Start with suction. The Dreame's 25,000 Pa against the Mova's 13,000 Pa is the single biggest spec split, and both run a single rubber main brush, so that extra pull translates into more aggressive carpet pickup. Navigation flips the story completely. The Mova layers AI, a camera, and an LED light on top of 3D structured light, so it identifies what it's looking at instead of just detecting that something's there. Its dock also washes the mop pads at 158 °F and adds detergent automatically, which gets the pads cleaner between passes. Endurance favors the Dreame: 230 minutes of run time and 1,679 sq ft in a single go, versus 198 minutes for the Mova. And the Mova extends its side brush and mop toward walls, which the Dreame doesn't do.
At 25,000 Pa, the Dreame nearly doubles the Mova's 13,000 Pa, and with both using a single rubber main brush, that difference shows up most on medium and high-pile carpet. The Mova answers with an extendable side brush that reaches out along walls, so it grabs debris the Dreame's fixed brush leaves behind.
Both robots use dual spinning mop pads, the second-strongest mopping setup you can get, and they spin at similar rates (160 RPM for the Dreame, 180 RPM for the Mova). The Dreame applies 6 N of downward pressure for scrubbing, and the Mova offers 32 moisture levels plus an extendable mop that pushes toward baseboards.
Pet hair on carpet responds to suction, and the Dreame's 25,000 Pa gives it the clear edge for homes with a heavy shedder. The Mova's smart dirt detection helps it recognize dirty spots and go back over them, which is useful for the fur that collects in specific corners.
This is where the Mova pulls well ahead. It combines LiDAR with a camera, LED lighting, AI recognition, and 3D structured light, so it identifies socks, cords, and pet bowls rather than just bumping into an unknown shape, and it clears obstacles up to 22 mm versus the Dreame's 20 mm.
The Mova's dock washes its mop pads with 158 °F hot water and automatically adds detergent, so pads come out cleaner and less funky over time. The Dreame's dock washes with water only, and both docks empty the robot's dustbin on their own.
The Dreame takes this one with 230 minutes of run time against the Mova's 198 minutes, and it covers 1,679 sq ft in a single outing. That matters most in larger open layouts where you'd rather not wait through a mid-clean recharge.
The Mova supports Alexa and Google plus built-in voice commands, so you can talk to the robot directly, and it adds smart dirt detection to the shared no-go zones, multi-level maps, and smart carpet cleaning. The Dreame covers Google and Siri, which works well if your home runs on Apple.
| Feature | Dreame D30 Ultra CE | Mova P10 Pro Ultra |
|---|---|---|
| Suction Power | 25,000 Pa | 13,000 Pa |
| Auto Detergent Dispensing | No | Yes |
| Camera | No | Yes |
| Smart Dirt Detection | No | Yes |
| Extendable Mop | No | Yes |
| Extendable Side Brush | No | Yes |
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Both robots vacuum and mop with dual spinning pads and empty themselves, so you're really deciding on priorities. Go Dreame if peak suction and long runtime top your list. Go Mova if you want smarter obstacle handling, better edge coverage, and a more thorough mop wash for less money.
