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Roller-mop robots from MOVA: Z60, Z70 and S70 Roller

Published November 1, 2026 · By the BotLineup editors · Prices and specs as of that date, from the pages under Sources

How MOVA's roller mop works

A roller mop turns a cylinder against the floor rather than spinning flat pads. Water can wet the roller as it turns, while dirty water is removed during the run. The result depends on water delivery, pressure and dirty-water recovery, so the mechanism alone does not establish how well a model cleans.

MOVA's most specific description is for the Z70 Ultra Roller Complete. MOVA calls it "HydroForce Mopping 2.0" and describes it as "high-pressure roller mopping with running water" that works through "spray, scrub, scrape and suction." MOVA rates the pressure at "5,000Pa (18N) constant pressure" and says the system uses water circulation. These are MOVA's own claims; we have not run any of these robots.

S70 Roller

The S70 Roller was $649 at the MOVA US store, in stock and new, checked 2026-10-08. The step up from the S70 to the cheaper Z60 package is $999 − $649 = $350.

MOVA's US S70 page now lists HydroForce roller mopping, a 12 mm roller lift, a 90 mm body and wash water up to 80°C (checked 2026-11-01). Compare those maker claims with your rugs, furniture and preferred maintenance routine; confirm threshold climbing separately.

Z60 Ultra Roller: the two packages

MOVA sells the Z60 Ultra Roller in an SA package and a Complete package. Prices at the MOVA US store, checked 2026-10-08:

• Z60 Ultra Roller SA: $999, in stock. MOVA describes an all-in-one station that handles emptying, washing and drying, and rates the mop lift at 14 mm.
• Z60 Ultra Roller Complete: $1,199, in stock. MOVA describes a self-maintenance base that handles emptying, washing and drying. MOVA also lists "AutoShield technology" to keep carpets dry and rates the robot to climb thresholds up to 8 cm.

The Complete package costs $1,199 − $999 = $200 more than the SA, although both stations are described as emptying, washing and drying. Ask MOVA which water-supply, drainage and accessory differences account for that extra $200 before choosing the package.

Z70 Ultra Roller

The Z70 Ultra Roller Complete was $1,299 at the MOVA US store, in stock, checked 2026-10-08. That is $1,299 − $1,199 = $100 more than the Z60 Complete and $1,299 − $649 = $650 more than the S70 Roller. Its distinguishing claim is the HydroForce Mopping 2.0 system described above, with running water and a constant downward pressure that MOVA rates.

MOVA's lineup page lists a Mobius Series and a Roller Series. The MOBIUS 60 was also $1,299 at the MOVA US store on 2026-10-08. MOVA describes it as a robot vacuum and mop combo with 30,000Pa suction, an auto-empty and self-washing base, "carpet boost technology" and advanced navigation. If you are weighing the Z70 against it at the same price, compare the two product pages directly on mop design and dock functions.

Which one to pick

• Lowest recorded price: the S70 Roller at $649 (MOVA US store, 2026-10-08). Its maker-listed 12 mm roller lift and hot-water washing give you concrete features to compare; recheck the package and price before buying.
• A station that MOVA says empties, washes and dries, with a mop lift MOVA rates at 14 mm: the Z60 Ultra Roller SA at $999, if that lift clears your rugs.
• Tall thresholds or carpet you want kept dry: the Z60 Ultra Roller Complete, which MOVA rates for 8 cm thresholds and lists with AutoShield, is the package to check. Ask what else the extra $200 over the SA buys.
• Mopping first, with $1,299 to spend: the Z70 Ultra Roller Complete is the model MOVA describes with pressurized, running-water roller mopping.

Prices and stock change. Recheck the MOVA US store listing on the day you buy.

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