Every MOVA robot vacuum in the current range delivers 19,000Pa of suction, powered by the TurboForce 6 brushless motor spinning at up to 90,000RPM. That is genuinely competitive with the top-tier robot vacuums from flagship brands, at a noticeably lower price point.

Yes. Every MOVA model in this collection vacuums and mops in a single pass, then automatically self-cleans and dries its mop pads at the base station after each run.

The mops lift over carpet automatically to keep dry surfaces dry, and higher-spec models extend the mop beyond the body edge to reach corners and skirting boards.

Very rarely. Every MOVA robot vacuum comes with a self-empty base station that stores up to 60 days of debris in a sealed dust bag. For most Irish homes that means changing the bag once every one to two months, with no daily bin-emptying required.

No. Every MOVA robot lawnmower is fully wire-free. Instead of a buried perimeter wire, MOVA models use onboard UltraEyes AI vision cameras and, on higher-spec models, 360° LiDAR to map your lawn autonomously in a single guided perimeter walk.

There is no RTK antenna to install, no satellite subscription and no annual boundary-wire maintenance to worry about.

Yes. The ViAX 300 and ViAX 500 handle slopes up to 40%, while the LiDax Ultra 800 tackles slopes up to 45%. That covers the vast majority of Irish lawns, including sloped rural gardens and terraced back gardens, where a traditional push mower would be a struggle.

The MOVA range covers gardens from 300m² up to 800m². The ViAX 300 suits compact suburban gardens up to 300m², the ViAX 500 handles medium gardens up to 500m², and the LiDax Ultra 800 covers larger gardens up to 800m² with a wider 22cm cutting deck for faster mowing sessions.