Head to head
MOVA LiDAX Ultra 2000 AWD vs Roborock RockMow X120H: what’s documented?
Two robot mowers sold in the US, set side by side on what each maker has documented. A blank means the figure could not be found.

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- Where it is soldUS availability and list price
- Lawn and cutRated area and cutting height
- BuildWeight and dust and water rating
- TestingIndependent results
MOVA
Where to buy
MOVA announces LiDAX Ultra 2000 AWD robot mower for Europe at 2,199 euros
Full specifications19 figures on record · 16 differ
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What is documented
The figures each maker has put on record
Both are sold in the US: the Roborock at a $3,199 list price and the MOVA at $2,299. The MOVA is rated for 21,780 sq ft and the Roborock for 21,800 sq ft a day. The Roborock's weight could not be confirmed.
The US store lists it at a regular price of $2,299.
Maker product pageMaker US page and an Amazon listing, per launch coverage.
Maker US store$2,299
Maker product page$3,199list price
List price named in launch coverage.
Launch coverage, July 202621,780sq ft (0.5 acre)
Rated mapping area per map; two maps are supported. Maker gives 0.2 to 0.25 acre mowed per charge.
Maker product page21,800sq ft (0.5 acre) per day
A daily mowing figure. It does not state a map limit.
Maker US product page1.2-3.9 in (3-10 cm)
Set electronically in the app; no knob.
Maker product page1.6–3.5in
Maker US product page52lb
Maker product pageNot confirmed
Maker spec page did not load its values. An Amazon listing gives 50 lb without saying mower or package.
Searched maker spec page and retailer listingIPX6robot
Charging station IPX4; power supply IP67.
Maker operator's manualIPX6
Water rating only; no dust rating printed.
Maker US product pageStayed in bounds, cut evenly
One reviewer: it climbed a stone wall where no no-go zone was set. Creating a no-go zone took several tries.
Hands-on review, Oct 2026Not found
Searched on 2 Oct 2026; launch coverage was an announcement with company figures. It was no test.
Searched reviewsSame on both: sold new in the US, and an IPX6 water rating on the mower.

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Sources
Where every figure comes from
- Roborock RockMow X120H · garden.roborock.com US product page; launch coverage from July 2026 for the regular price and cutting figures
- MOVA LiDAX Ultra 2000 AWD · Maker US product page and operator's manual; hands-on review, Oct 2026
Figures were read from each maker's page where one loaded: the Roborock on 2 Oct 2026, the MOVA on 9 Oct 2026. Where a page did not show a value, the cell says so instead of using a figure from another model.
Questions
What readers ask
Is either mower sold in the US?
Yes. The MOVA’s US store lists it at a regular price of $2,299. The Roborock has a maker US page and an Amazon listing, per launch coverage.
Has either mower been independently tested?
One hands-on review of the MOVA was found: it stayed in bounds and cut evenly. No test of the Roborock was found; launch coverage repeated company figures.
Which has the larger rated lawn?
The two are close. The MOVA is rated for 21,780 sq ft per map and the Roborock for 21,800 sq ft a day. The makers use different bases for those figures.
Common questions

LiDAX Ultra 2000 AWD
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