My floors are a worst-case scenario—nine cats means constant litter, fur, stray kibble, wet paw prints, and the occasional water bowl disaster. So in this video I put the eufy omni C28 head-to-head against the MOVA P50 Pro Ultra at basically the same price tier and tested them the way a real pet home actually lives: wet messes, dried stains, litter and food pickup, hair tangles, and obstacle avoidance with cables, toys, and bowls. The big story is roller mop vs spinning pads. The C28’s HydroJet roller self-cleans during the run (scraping dirty water into its onboard tank), keeps the cleaning surface fresher, and applies consistent pressure across the roller width—so it cleaned heavier wet messes cleaner in a single pass and needed fewer passes on dried stains. On vacuuming, the C28 hit about 96% pickup in my litter test vs ~78% for the MOVA, while kibble was basically a tie (both 95%+). Hair is where the difference got real: the C28’s dual spiral detangle brushes stayed nearly clean, while the MOVA’s brush and side brush wrapped more long hair. Bottom line: if you’ve got hard floors and pets and you actually care about mopping quality day-to-day, I’d pick the eufy omni C28. If you’re more carpet-heavy and prioritize obstacle avoidance hardware and hot-water mop washing (75°C) plus bigger tanks, the MOVA P50 Pro Ultra makes more sense.