MOVA · Reviewed by Empfehlungsfuchs · Published 2026-07-16
Based on a review by Empfehlungsfuchs (accessed 2026-07-16).
Based on this review alone: buy it if you care about maximum suction power of 36,000 pascal — just accept costs 500€ more than the z60 ultra roller complete.
The reviewer concludes that while the Mova Z70 Ultra Roller Complete costs 500€ more, it offers a premium, high-end experience with significantly stronger suction, faster charging, and a much more advanced base station. However, the Z60 Ultra Roller Complete is still sufficient for daily cleaning in most households, with the Z70 being a better choice for those with pets, children, or a desire for maximum automation and cleaning power.
This review provides a detailed comparison between the Mova Z70 Ultra Roller Complete and its predecessor, the Z60 Ultra Roller Complete. It aims to highlight all key differences in cleaning performance, features, and the respective docking stations to determine if the Z70 justifies its higher price point.
The MOVA Z70 Ultra Roller Complete is the ultimate high-end robot vacuum for those seeking maximum automation and cleaning power, despite its premium price point. It delivers a brutal 36,000 Pascal suction power and features a quick 3-amp Flash Charge technology, significantly outpacing its predecessor. Its base station cleans the mop with 100°C hot water and includes massive 5.5-liter clean and 4.5-liter dirty water tanks, though the unit's mop lift is marginally less than the Z60 at 13mm. If you want the absolute best cleaning performance and minimal manual intervention, this device is worth the investment. If you are on a tighter budget and only need daily maintenance, the Z60 might suffice.
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The Z70 features a larger mop roller and a higher rotation speed, which contributes to more efficient and higher overall edge cleaning, especially where dirt accumulates.
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The Z70 has a unique mop shake-up function that rapidly rotates the mop to ensure fibers stand better, providing maximum ground contact during wiping.
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The Z60 can lift its mop roller by 14 mm to protect carpets, which is slightly more than the Z70's 13 mm lift.
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The Z70's internal water tank has a capacity of 150 ml, allowing it to run longer without refilling compared to the Z60's 110 ml tank.
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In testing, both models demonstrated 'incredibly good suction power,' effectively handling large amounts of dirt on both hard floors and carpets.
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Both the Z60 and Z70 feature a free-floating main brush to prevent hair tangles and an extendable front side brush for improved cleaning in corners.
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The Z70 delivers a maximum suction power of 36,000 Pascal, which is significantly higher than the Z60's 28,000 Pascal.
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The Z70 can overcome obstacles up to 90 mm high, slightly surpassing the Z60's still excellent 80 mm clearance.
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Both robots have 6400 mAh batteries, but the Z70 charges significantly faster at 3 Amps using Quick Flash Charge technology, compared to the Z60's 1.7 Amp charging speed.
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Both models feature very good navigation systems that detect obstacles and can lower their laser towers to clean effectively under low furniture.
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The Z70's docking station includes a larger 4-liter dust bag, providing longer usage without needing to be emptied compared to the Z60's 3.2-liter capacity.
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The Z70's docking station features larger fresh (5.5 liters) and waste (4.5 liters) water tanks compared to the Z60's 4 liters fresh and 3.5 liters waste tanks.
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The Z70's docking station cleans the mop roller with 100°C hot water, ensuring thorough removal of germs and bacteria, while the Z60's station reaches a maximum of 80°C.
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After cleaning, the Z70's docking station dries the mop roller with 70°C hot air, whereas the Z60 dries it with slightly cooler 63°C air.
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The Z70 offers an optional premium feature for automatic filling and emptying of water tanks via a fixed water connection kit, which the Z60 does not.
While the Z70 costs €500 more, it offers significant upgrades like 8000 Pascal more suction, faster charging, and a base station with 100°C mop washing, larger tanks, and an optional fixed water connection. The reviewer concludes it's for those who want the maximum high-end experience or need superior cleaning for challenging conditions.
The Z70 boasts 36,000 Pascal suction compared to the Z60's 28,000 Pascal. It also features a larger mop roller and higher rotation speed for more efficient edge cleaning, particularly in areas prone to dirt accumulation. Additionally, the Z70 has a mop shake-up function for better fiber contact.
The Z70's station is significantly more advanced, featuring a 4-liter dust bag (vs. 3.2L on Z60), larger fresh (5.5L vs 4L) and waste (4.5L vs 3.5L) water tanks. It washes the mop at 100°C (vs. 80°C) and dries with 70°C hot air (vs. 63°C), and uniquely offers an optional fixed water connection for fully automatic operation.
Both the Z60 and Z70 feature a free-floating main brush that effectively prevents hair from tangling, which is 'extremely important' for pet owners or people with long hair.
Both models demonstrated good suction on carpets. The Z60 can lift its mop by 14mm to protect carpets, while the Z70 lifts 13mm. The Z70 can overcome obstacles up to 90mm, compared to the Z60's 80mm, with both being sufficient for most door sills and obstacles.
Both robots have a 6400mAh battery, but the Z70 recharges significantly faster at 3 Amps with its Quick Flash Charge technology, making it ideal for larger homes, whereas the Z60 charges at a slower 1.7 Amps.
Mova provides a three-year warranty for both the Z60 and Z70. During the July deals (13.07. to 26.07.), the Z70 has a €200 discount and the Z60 has a €500 discount, with links available in the video description.
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The Mova Z70 Ultra Roller Complete and Z60 Ultra Roller Complete robot vacuums both feature a novel roller-wiping system and demonstrate strong suction on various surfaces. Key differences include the Z70's higher suction power (36,000 vs 28,000 Pascal), faster battery charging, and a more sophisticated docking station that offers larger tanks, hotter mop washing (100°C), hotter air drying (70°C), and an optional fixed water connection. While the Z60 has a slightly better mop lift, the Z70 offers superior obstacle clearance and specialized mop cleaning features.
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