Overview
- home&smart's August test named the MOVA Z70 Ultra Roller Complete 'Saugroboter des Monats' with a 96/100 score, the highest rating their lab has given a roller‑based wiper and credited it with removing dried ketchup and sauce in a single pass.
- MOVA's V70 Ultra Complete, launched in the spring, prioritizes edge reach and station hygiene with 40,000 Pa suction, extendable side and mop arms and a station that washes pads with hot water, trading some spot‑stain power for better access to corners.
- Technical tests and explainers show why the architectures differ: rolling wisch‑walze systems circulate fresh water and pump away dirty water to beat stubborn, dried stains, while rotating mopp pads reuse pad water between station visits and conserve energy and maintenance time.
- DREAME's Cyber X is a notable hardware experiment for multi‑floor homes: announced as a €1,199 stair‑climb module that currently works only with the X60 Pro series and is planned for H2 2026, but it is slow on stairs and raises total cost compared with buying a second robot.
- Coverage advises buyers to weigh real‑world tradeoffs—suction figures are independent of wisch type, premium docks add hot‑water wash and drying but raise servicing and price, and multi‑storey homes must choose between modules, extra robots or higher cost for centralized cleaning.