Overview
- CHIP named the Dreame X60 Pro Ultra Complete its testsieger on Friday, July 31, 2026, citing foldable cleaning arms that push a 12 cm edge brush and an 18 cm mop pad beyond the robot body to reach edges and slide under low furniture.
- MOVA's V70 Ultra Complete, launched in May and showcased by home&smart, positions itself as a technical flagship with claimed 40,000 Pa suction, 9 cm obstacle clearance, and extendable side brushes and mop heads that reach up to 12–16 cm.
- home&smart's testing finds the MOVA Z60 Ultra Roller SA scores 93/100 and costs under €700, with its roller‑wiping system producing stronger results on smooth floors than vibration mops and closing much of the performance gap to pricier flagships.
- Reviewers note clear trade‑offs: flagship machines add powerful suction, high obstacle‑climbing and extendable arms for corners, while many midrange roller models sacrifice extreme suction and obstacle height for simpler, lower‑cost designs.
- The market trend reported by reviewers is a bifurcation where manufacturers push mechanical reach and advanced station hygiene at the top end while making roller‑wiping systems standard in affordable models, a shift that should give buyers strong value choices based on floor type and home layout.