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Testing in high-shedding rooms shows the P50 Pro Ultra picking up large clumps of pet hair on hard floors without leaving behind tumbleweeds, helping it earn a reputation as a go-to robot for heavy shedders.
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Heavy-shedding pet owners find the P50 Pro Ultra excels at pulling up clumps of dog hair while its anti-tangle brush and strong suction make it one of the most pet-friendly robot vacuums in its price range.
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Reviewers consistently report that the P50 Pro Ultra’s active hair-removal brushroll keeps tangles unusually low, and heavy-shedding households note that its Clean Chop system reliably cuts and clears long pet hair without manual detangling.
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The P50 Pro Ultra’s dock automatically empties debris into a bag and self-cleans the bin area, and new testing highlights that owners typically just swap the dust bag every couple of months with very little loose dust or mess.
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Overall, the P50 Pro Ultra is widely regarded as a top-tier midrange robot that combines strong cleaning, excellent pet-hair handling, and a rich feature set, with recent reviews praising it as one of the most reliable, best-value robot vacuums even if some tests still rank the P10 slightly higher for raw vacuuming efficiency.
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Like the P10, the P50 Pro Ultra uses a fully automatic bagged system at the dock that empties the onboard bin into a disposable bag, and reviewers report typically needing to replace the bag only every couple of months while staying largely hands-off.
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Multiple tests now find the P50 Pro Ultra’s suction among the strongest in its class, delivering very powerful everyday cleaning on hard floors and carpets even if some lab comparisons still place it slightly behind the P10 on raw airflow.
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A built-in self-cleaning cycle at the base scrapes and flushes debris from the dock’s bin and mop area, and recent hands-on tests confirm that the automatic pad-washing and drying greatly reduce how often the user needs to perform deep manual cleaning.
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Its dock-based liquid system washes the mop pads with hot water, refills the internal tank, and works with cleaning solution, so owners mainly need to occasionally refill the clean tank and empty the dirty one rather than manage mopping manually.
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The P50 Pro Ultra’s water tank is automatically topped up from the dock between runs, enabling extended, multi-room mopping sessions where users usually only have to refill the clean tank and empty the dirty reservoir every few cycles.
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At around 799 dollars, the P50 Pro Ultra continues to stand out as an outstanding value, combining flagship-style suction, hands-free mopping, and strong pet-hair performance at a price many reviewers now call the best robot-vacuum deal under 1000 dollars.
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Owners describe the P50 Pro Ultra as a largely hands-free system where the robot vacuums, mops, self-empties, and washes its pads automatically, leaving users mainly to empty and refill the water tanks and replace the dust bag every few weeks.
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Reviewers describe the P50 Pro Ultra’s edge-cleaning performance as reliable, noting that it consistently pulls debris from along walls and baseboards better than many similarly priced competitors.
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The P50 Pro Ultra’s camera-plus-3D structured light obstacle avoidance remains solid for the price, often rivaling more expensive robots at spotting and steering around clutter even though it can still occasionally snag or ride over flat floor cables.
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