Mova V70 Ultra Complete robot vacuum uses a mopping arm to clean under stools
Mova launched the $1,299.99 V70 Ultra Complete robot vacuum with an articulating mopping arm that reaches under kitchen stools, solving a common cleaning blind spot, according to a The Verge hands-on test.
The Verge's reviewer tested the V70 Ultra Complete in her kitchen, where a row of stools at a counter had previously been a dust bunny magnet. After about five minutes on maximum suction, the robot cleared the debris under the counter thanks to its 42,000Pa suction and dual roller brushes, and the area around the stools was cleaned effectively, she wrote. The mopping arm also proved useful for reaching grime under the fridge and along the TV console, the review said.
The V70 Ultra Complete uses a multifunction base station that cleans and dries the mop, empties the dustbin, and collects debris in a canister that does not require disposable bags. It navigates with lidar and cameras, can lift itself over thresholds of around three and a half inches, and removes its mops when vacuuming carpet. The review noted that the robot's build quality is less premium than Dreame's higher-priced flagship, but its compact size and mopping ability make it worth considering for homes with tables and counters.
Mova is not the only brand developing this type of technology. Dreame showcased a similar mopping arm on its X60 Pro earlier this year, but that model has not launched in the US, according to The Verge. The V70 Ultra Complete is available starting today.
In a separate expert test published by ZDNet, the Eufy Omni S2 was named the best robot vacuum mop of 2026, earning a ZDNET Editors' Choice award. ZDNet praised its cleaning performance, self-emptying and self-cleaning features, and a near-perfect mop roller. That model is regularly priced at $1,600 but has been seen on sale for $1,400.