iRobot Roomba 705X vs MOVA E40 Ultra

What owners say

Owners of the MOVA E40 Ultra describe it as doing what a much pricier flagship's station does at a fraction of the price, pointing to the anti-tangle side brush with its angled rubber strip as the reason long hair and pet fur do not build up the way it did on older robots. The three-year warranty comes up often as the reason they took a chance on a newer brand, especially since a few report units failing and being replaced without a fight. The most common caveat is that suction is good for the price but not flagship-level, with more than one owner saying they need to switch to turbo mode for anything beyond light debris. A couple also note that MOVA does not publish the robot's dimensions or weight, so planning dock space means going off the product photos instead of a spec sheet.