Ecovacs Deebot T90 Pro Omni vs Mova P50 Pro Ultra

Introduction\

The Ecovacs Deebot T90 Pro Omni and the Mova P50 Pro Ultra represent two different approaches within the high-end segment of robot vacuum cleaners with multifunction docks. The Ecovacs model, unveiled in March 2026, features a rotating roller mopping system and fast-charging technology designed to minimize interruptions during cleaning. The Mova P50 Pro Ultra, launched in 2025, relies on the brand's signature dual rotating mop system and a more conventional but longer-lasting battery.\

Both models are designed for medium-sized or large homes looking to fully automate both vacuuming and mopping, with docks that automatically wash and dry the mops. Differences in suction power, mopping system and obstacle-crossing capability result in quite distinct usage profiles.\

Suction Power and Vacuuming\

The difference in suction power is significant. The Ecovacs Deebot T90 Pro Omni offers 30,000 Pa, allowing it to tackle thick carpets and embedded dirt more effectively. The Mova P50 Pro Ultra reaches 19,000 Pa, which is sufficient for most homes but provides less headroom when dealing with deep-pile carpets or more demanding accumulations of dust.\

As for the main brush, the Ecovacs uses a bristle brush with anti-tangle technology, while the Mova features the TriCut 3.0 system, which combines bristles with blades designed to cut hair and reduce tangles. In practice, TriCut can make maintenance easier in homes with long-haired pets.\

The side brush is another notable difference. The Mova P50 Pro Ultra features an extendable side brush, improving cleaning in corners and along edges by extending outwards while sweeping. The Ecovacs does not offer this feature. Both models lift the main and side brushes while mopping, preventing them from interfering with the mops or roller.\

Mopping\

This is where we find one of the most important differences. The Ecovacs Deebot T90 Pro Omni uses a 270 mm rotating roller that spins at 200 RPM, a less common system that can be effective against stubborn stains. The Mova P50 Pro Ultra uses two rotating mops spinning at 180 RPM, combined with the RoboSwing system, which performs a sideways movement to reach underneath furniture and overhangs.\

Both models extend their mopping systems to reach edges more effectively, although Mova's RoboSwing adds extra versatility in hard-to-reach areas. Mop lifting height also differs: 15 mm on the Ecovacs versus 10.5 mm on the Mova. Those additional 4.5 mm can make a difference on medium-pile carpets, allowing the Deebot T90 Pro Omni to cross them without dragging moisture across the surface.\

The Ecovacs mops with warm water, helping to dissolve grease and certain stains more effectively. The Mova uses cold water but compensates with mop dirt detection, a feature absent from the Ecovacs. This detection allows the Mova to identify when the mops are dirty and wash them again or remop particularly dirty areas. Both models detect dirt on the floor to adjust cleaning intensity.\

Only the Mova P50 Pro Ultra automatically detaches its mops at the dock when vacuum-only cleaning is selected, preventing them from dragging dust around or becoming unnecessarily dirty. The Ecovacs does not offer this feature.\

Navigation System\

The Ecovacs Deebot T90 Pro Omni integrates a Mini-ToF LiDAR system, which is more compact than traditional laser systems, combined with an AI camera and front-facing 3D laser sensor. The Mova P50 Pro Ultra uses a conventional 360° LiDAR turret, dual AI cameras and a front-facing 3D laser sensor. Mova's dual-camera system can provide greater accuracy in object recognition and stereoscopic vision.\

Mova specifies that it can recognise up to 160 types of obstacles, a figure that Ecovacs does not provide. Both recognise pets and allow remote camera access, which is useful for home monitoring or simply checking cleaning progress. The Mova also adds curtain detection to prevent tangles or dragging; Ecovacs does not mention this feature.\

Both robots feature LEDs for night vision and AI-based intelligent cleaning systems. Mova specifies its CleanGenius 2.0 technology, which optimises routes and adjusts parameters according to the type of floor and detected dirt.\

Runtime and Battery\

The Mova P50 Pro Ultra features a 5,200 mAh battery with a claimed runtime of 210 minutes, enough to cover large areas in a single cleaning session. The Ecovacs Deebot T90 Pro Omni has a 4,000 mAh battery but compensates with its PowerBoost system, which charges the battery while the mops are being washed at the dock, reaching 10% charge in just 3 minutes. This approach reduces downtime and allows cleaning to resume more quickly.\

For homes larger than 150 m², the Mova provides greater range without requiring intermediate charging sessions. In smaller homes or when cleaning by zones, the Ecovacs PowerBoost system may prove more practical by minimising noticeable interruptions.\

Smart Features\

Obstacle-crossing capability marks a substantial difference. The Ecovacs Deebot T90 Pro Omni can cross thresholds and height differences of up to 40 mm, almost twice the 22 mm supported by the Mova P50 Pro Ultra. This allows the Ecovacs to move more easily between rooms with different flooring types, thick carpets or small indoor steps.\

Both robots feature their own voice assistant and are compatible with Alexa and Google Home, making it possible to control them using voice commands without opening the app.\

Multifunction Cleaning Dock\

Both docks automatically empty the dustbin, wash the mops with hot water at 75°C and feature third-generation self-cleaning wash trays. Both also include detergent tanks to automatically dispense cleaning solution during mop washing.\

The main difference is drying temperature: the Ecovacs dries the mops with hot air at 60°C, while the Mova uses 45°C air. The additional 15 degrees offered by the Ecovacs can speed up drying and may help reduce unpleasant odours and bacterial growth.\

In terms of capacity, the Ecovacs dust bag holds 2.5 litres compared with 3.2 litres on the Mova. Both have a 4-litre clean water tank, but the Mova's dirty water tank has a capacity of 3.5 litres, compared with 2.2 litres on the Ecovacs. This means less frequent emptying with the Mova, particularly when mopping regularly.\

Dimensions\

The Ecovacs Deebot T90 Pro Omni measures 95 mm in height, compared with 103.8 mm for the Mova P50 Pro Ultra. This difference of almost 9 mm can be decisive when cleaning underneath low furniture, sofas or beds with limited clearance. Their diameters are almost identical: 353 mm for the Ecovacs and 350 mm for the Mova.\

The docks have different dimensions. The Ecovacs dock measures 338 mm wide, 500 mm high and 460 mm deep. The Mova dock is wider at 420 mm but shorter at 470 mm, with a depth of 458 mm. In practice, the Mova dock takes up more horizontal space, while the Ecovacs dock is narrower but taller.\

Real-World User Experience\

The Ecovacs Deebot T90 Pro Omni is well suited to homes with thick carpets, thresholds between rooms or low furniture. Its 30,000 Pa suction power and ability to cross obstacles up to 40 mm give it an advantage in these scenarios. The warm-water roller mopping system can be more effective against greasy stains, although it requires more maintenance than traditional mops. The PowerBoost system is useful for minimising waiting times during extensive cleaning sessions.\

The Mova P50 Pro Ultra stands out in homes with pets thanks to its TriCut 3.0 brush and extendable side brush, which improves hair collection in corners. Its longer runtime and larger capacities (3.2-litre dust bag and 3.5-litre dirty water tank) reduce maintenance frequency. The dual-mop system with RoboSwing and mop dirt detection optimises mopping in homes with children or high-traffic areas. Its lower mop lifting height of 10.5 mm may limit its effectiveness on very deep-pile carpets.\

Both models provide remote camera access, useful for home monitoring or locating pets. Mova's dual AI cameras and its ability to recognise 160 obstacles, including curtains, may translate into more accurate navigation in complex environments.\

Conclusion: Which One Should You Choose?\

\Choose the Ecovacs Deebot T90 Pro Omni if\ you want the highest suction power in this comparison, need to cross significant thresholds (up to 40 mm), or have very low furniture that the robot frequently needs to clean underneath. It is also the better choice if you prefer warm-water mopping and value the PowerBoost system for fast charging during cleaning. Its narrower dock may also fit better in smaller spaces.\

\Choose the Mova P50 Pro Ultra if\ you live with pets and prioritise an effective anti-tangle brush (TriCut 3.0) together with an extendable side brush for corners. Its longer runtime (210 minutes), larger tanks and ability to automatically detach the mops make it ideal for large homes where minimising manual intervention is a priority. Its dual AI cameras and curtain detection provide additional precision in homes with complex layouts or numerous obstacles.\