What you can expect from the MOVA V70 Ultra Complete
What testers say about the MOVA V70 Ultra Complete
The MOVA V70 Ultra Complete is the current flagship of MOVA, Dreame's sister brand, and sits at the top of Vacuum Wars' top 20 right now. Rated suction is 42,000 Pa, the spinning mop extends up to 6.7 inches and the side brush about 12, and a lifting chassis clears 1.8 in thresholds and two-step obstacles up to 3.5 in. The lidar sinks into the body so the robot fits under low furniture.
What Vacuum Wars highlights in its description: the bagless EcoCyclone station holds up to a hundred days of dust in a washable container, washes the pads in boiling-hot water, dries them with air of around 158 °F, doses cleaning solution and cleans its own washboard. The pads detach automatically for a vacuum-only run on carpet, the 6,400 mAh battery charges quickly and the obstacle recognition knows more than three hundred kinds of objects.
One caveat: its place at the top rests on the hardware and first measurements; Vacuum Wars has not yet published a full test report with carpet, hair and mopping scores for this model, and the other test sources we follow have not rated it yet. If you want the most complete station and the longest reach along edges without buying dust bags, this is the model the testers currently put first.
Pros
- Excellent at lifting pet hair from carpet, and long hair does not tangle Vacuum Wars ↗
- Avoids nearly every object in its path, even on a tough test course Vacuum Wars ↗
- Mops better than most, with a mop that reaches far along edges Vacuum Wars ↗
Cons
- Moves through rooms less efficiently than the average robot Vacuum Wars ↗
- Covers less floor per charge than many rivals, a drawback in large homes Vacuum Wars ↗
Each point sums up, in our words, the review of the test it names, and its link leads to that review. We do not summarize RTINGS or Wirecutter: their lists are linked above.





