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| The Mova V70 Ultra Complete promises particularly thorough coverage of hard-to-reach areas. |
Just a few weeks after its initial reveal, the highly anticipated Mova V70 Ultra Complete is officially on sale. Starting today, you can grab this feature-packed robot vacuum and mop combo directly from the manufacturer’s website, Amazon, and other select retailers. The MSRP is set at €1,399, but early buyers have a limited window to lock in some serious savings.
If you decide to purchase by May 22, you’ll benefit from double discounts. First, Mova is knocking €150 off the price, bringing it down to an introductory €1,249. Second, the company is throwing in an extra accessory kit (valued at €169) and a three-year warranty. All told, you’re looking at a total price advantage of €319 – not bad for a flagship robotic cleaner that just hit the market.
What makes the V70 Ultra Complete different?
Technically, the new V70 stands out primarily because of its MaxiReach system. Unlike conventional robot vacuums that leave a few centimetres of dust along baseboards and in corners, this model extends its side brush and mop well beyond the housing. The side brush can adaptively sweep up to 12 cm deep into corners, while the mop reaches up to 16 cm. That means less crouching and dusting for you, and a genuinely more thorough clean in those hard-to-reach areas.
But the innovations don’t stop there. For the first time on a Mova device, the V70 Ultra Complete’s station introduces EcoCyclone – a bagless dust collection system. If you’re tired of buying and disposing of single-use dust bags (a concept already familiar from brands like Ecovacs), you’ll appreciate this change. The dust container simply pulls out, empties over the bin, and can be rinsed under the tap. No recurring costs, no wasted plastic.
A station that deep-cleans itself
The docking station isn’t just bagless – it also takes care of the mopping unit using a “washboard” cleaning process heated to 100°C. That high temperature helps break down grease, dried spills, and bacteria on the mop pads, so you’re not dragging yesterday’s mess across your floors. The station then dries the mop with hot air, preventing musty odours.
Other key specs you should know
- Suction power – 40,000 Pa, enough to pull fine dust from deep carpets and pet hair from rugs.
- Obstacle clearance – The StepMaster System 2.0 lets the robot climb over obstacles up to 9 cm (two individual 4.5 cm steps). That means it can transition from your living room to a slightly raised kitchen or hallway without getting stuck.
- Anti-tangle brush system – Specially designed to prevent long hair and pet fur from wrapping around the brush roll. Less maintenance, more cleaning.
Where to buy and how to save
The Mova V70 Ultra Complete is available right now. You can order directly from Mova’s official site or through Amazon. Both channels are offering the same launch promotion, but availability may vary by region.
👉 Check the latest price on Mova’s official website
👉 Order via Amazon.de with the same €150 discount + free accessory kit
Remember: the double savings (€150 off + €169 accessory kit + 3-year warranty) are only guaranteed until May 22. After that, the price is likely to return to €1,399, and the bonus kit may no longer be included.
Early verdict – worth the hype?
From a value perspective, the V70 Ultra Complete competes directly with premium robovacs from Roborock, Dreame, and Ecovacs, but it brings a few unique tricks to the table. The MaxiReach extending side brush and mop are genuinely useful if you have corners, tight spaces, or kitchen toe kicks that usually stay dirty. The bagless station addresses a long-standing annoyance for anyone who hates buying proprietary dust bags. And 40,000 Pa suction is overkill for hard floors but gives you headroom for thick carpets.
Is it the perfect robot? No product ever is, but Mova seems to have listened to common complaints – tangled brushes, bag refills, corner cleaning failures – and addressed them head-on. At €1,249 with a three-year warranty and extra accessories included, it’s an aggressive launch that undercuts many rivals.
If you’ve been waiting for a robot that can truly reach edges, climb modest thresholds, and never need dust bags, the V70 Ultra Complete is worth a serious look. Just be aware of that May 22 deadline – the €319 total saving won’t last forever.
