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2026 Review: MOVA P70 Pro Ultra
All-in-One Station & MaxiReach Edge Cleaning

Every verified fact about the MOVA P70 Pro Ultra – from suction power and the hot-water station to the navigation weaknesses reviewers criticise.

★★★★★ 4.0 out of 5 Editorial rating, based on manufacturer data, test certificates & independent reviews
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Summary for the impatient

The MOVA P70 Pro Ultra is an upper mid-range robot vacuum and mop: 30,000 Pa nominal suction power, two rotating mop pads with 12 N contact pressure and an all-in-one station that cleans the mops on a 100 °C PTC washboard and dries them with 70 °C hot air in around an hour.

  • The hottest mop washing in its price class: a 100 °C PTC washboard with a 99.9999 % sterilisation rate verified by TÜV Rheinland
  • Very strong suction performance on hard floors – it drops off noticeably on high-pile carpet according to hands-on tests
  • MaxiReach: extendable side brush and a mop that extends by 4 cm, with 100 % coverage certified by TÜV SÜD
  • RRP €699, real-world pricing from approx. €487 (Geizhals), €515 in the MOVA store, €549 on Amazon.de – available and in stock
  • Two genuine weaknesses: the navigation visibly stumbles according to heise online, and the full anti-tangle system requires the separately sold CleanChop brush
MOVA P70 Pro Ultra in white with the all-in-one base station open – official product image from de.mova.tech
MOVA P70 Pro Ultra in white with the all-in-one base station open – official product image from de.mova.tech MOVA P70 Pro Ultra – robot and base station in the black colour variant MOVA P70 Pro Ultra – base station with the robot docked and the access ramp MOVA P70 Pro Ultra – underside with two rotating mop pads, main brush and anti-tangle system MOVA P70 Pro Ultra – AI obstacle detection picking up toys and a kettlebell on a hard floor MOVA P70 Pro Ultra – illustration of the 30,000 Pa suction power with the 120,000 rpm motor MOVA P70 Pro Ultra – 100 °C PTC heating system of the JetSpray Dryboard inside the station MOVA P70 Pro Ultra – rotating mop pads with 12 N contact pressure at 260 rpm MOVA P70 Pro Ultra – MaxiReach edge and corner cleaning with the extendable side brush MOVA P70 Pro Ultra – side view with the rotating mop pads above a liquid spill MOVA P70 Pro Ultra – all-in-one base station with auto-emptying, mop washing and drying MOVA P70 Pro Ultra – carpet detection via ultrasonic sensor with mop lifting MOVA P70 Pro Ultra – pet care mode detecting animals and pet waste MOVA P70 Pro Ultra – MOVA Home app with 3D map animation and dashboard MOVA P70 Pro Ultra – design overview of the robot vacuum
MOVA · Robot vacuum and mop

MOVA P70 Pro Ultra

Robot vacuum and mop with 30,000 Pa suction power, two rotating mop pads (12 N, 260 rpm) and an all-in-one station that, according to the manufacturer, cleans the mops on a 100 °C PTC washboard and dries them with 70 °C hot air in around an hour.

★★★★★ 4.0 out of 5
30,000 Pa nominal 12 N mop pressure 100 °C mop washing Dust bag 3.2 l

€549.00Amazon.de price at the time of research – RRP, store and comparison prices are listed further down

Pros

  • At 30,000 Pa nominal, one of the highest suction figures in the €500 price bracket
  • 100 °C hot mop washing on the PTC washboard – a genuine differentiator at this price, since most rivals wash at 60–80 °C
  • Mop drying with 70 °C hot air in around an hour, far quicker than models needing 2–4 hours
  • The sterilisation rate of 99.9999 % against four types of germ was tested by TÜV Rheinland (report no. 704012511339-00) rather than measured in-house only

Cons

  • The triple anti-tangle system only works with the CleanChop brush, which MOVA sells separately – a plain rubber brush is what comes in the box
  • Independent tests criticise the navigation: missed patches while cleaning, unexplained pauses of up to 30 seconds, and self-drawn map boundaries being ignored
  • According to reviews, obstacle avoidance is not always reliable despite correct detection, and the robot can get stuck under floating furniture
  • Rotating mop pads smear faster than a self-rinsing mop roller when dealing with wet dirt and require frequent trips back to the station
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What is the MOVA P70 Pro Ultra?

The MOVA P70 Pro Ultra is an upper mid-range robot vacuum and mop that launched on the German market in April 2026 with an RRP of €699 and now trades well below that. Its core argument is the combination of a very high nominal suction figure (30,000 Pa from a motor spinning at up to 120,000 rpm) and an all-in-one base station that handles automatic dust emptying, mop washing on a 100 °C PTC washboard and drying with 70 °C hot air. For the cleaning itself MOVA relies on two rotating mop pads at 260 rpm with 12 newtons of contact pressure rather than a mop roller. Navigation is handled by an LDS laser combined with an AI camera that recognises more than 280 object types according to the manufacturer. One point matters for context: MOVA is a sub-brand of Dreame, and the P70 Pro Ultra shares its headline specification with the Dreame L50s Pro Ultra – so the buying decision comes down to price and warranty handling rather than technology.

Worth knowing MOVA offers the P70 Pro Ultra in white and black – the specification is identical for both colour variants, only the housing colour differs. In the official German MOVA store the model carries the item code SKU 010204AA001233 and the EAN 6978794732565. MOVA is a sub-brand of Dreame – the technically near-identical Dreame L50s Pro Ultra quotes the same headline figures (30,000 Pa, 100 °C mop washing), which makes it the most important cross-reference when deciding what to buy.
Features in detail

Suction power, mopping system & hot-water station

The four features MOVA uses to position the P70 Pro Ultra.

30,000 Pa from 120,000 rpm

According to MOVA the suction motor spins at up to 120,000 rpm and generates 30,000 Pa of vacuum – one of the highest nominal figures on the market. Both numbers come from the manufacturer's internal lab tests, not from a standardised measurement.

Two rotating mop pads

Instead of a mop roller, two removable pads work at 260 rpm with 12 newtons of contact pressure. The RoboSwing mechanism extends the right-hand mop by up to 4 cm to reach wall edges and areas under furniture.

100 °C PTC washboard

The JetSpray Dryboard sprays water onto the pads through 20 nozzles (10 per side) and scrubs them against a 100 °C PTC element. The 99.9999 % reduction in germs is verified by TÜV Rheinland – not merely a manufacturer claim.

All-in-one station

The station empties the dust bin into a 3.2 l bag, refills water and cleaning solution automatically, washes and dries the mops with 70 °C hot air and charges the robot – a complete maintenance cycle in around an hour.

Technology in pictures

How the P70 Pro Ultra works

Official manufacturer images of the four functions that shape everyday use the most.

MOVA P70 Pro Ultra – 100 °C PTC heating system of the JetSpray Dryboard inside the base station

Mop washing on the hot washboard

The pads are not merely rinsed but mechanically scrubbed against a heated washboard. A central filter catches the dislodged dirt so it does not stay behind in the wash basin.

MOVA P70 Pro Ultra – underside with two rotating mop pads, main brush and anti-tangle system

Underside with twin mop pads

Clearly visible: the two mop plates, the main brush and the omni-wheel. The complete triple anti-tangle system, however, only takes effect with the separately available CleanChop brush.

MOVA P70 Pro Ultra – AI obstacle detection picking up toys and a kettlebell on a hard floor

AI detection for 280+ object types

The LDS laser and AI camera pick up cables, toys and pet accidents. Detection works well according to reviews – the avoidance manoeuvre that follows does not always.

MOVA P70 Pro Ultra – MaxiReach edge and corner cleaning with the extendable side brush

MaxiReach at edges and corners

The side brush and mop extend along walls and into corners. TÜV SÜD has certified coverage of up to 100 % for this – one of the few externally verified figures in the specification sheet.

Edge cleaning, carpets & anti-tangle in detail

MaxiReach: extendable side brush and mop

The side brush swings out sideways for edge cleaning and can lift by 9 mm so that it stays out of the way while mopping. The mop pad extends by up to 4 cm via the RoboSwing mechanism to reach walls and get under low furniture. TÜV SÜD certification is available for the resulting coverage of up to 100 %. One criticism from the heise test remains, however: the extending side brush can also fling dirt out of the cleaning path instead of collecting it.

Ultrasonic carpet detection

An ultrasonic sensor detects carpets of different pile heights and textures. Depending on the setting the robot then boosts suction, lifts the mops by 10.5 mm, leaves them in the station entirely, or avoids the carpet altogether. For carpets with a pile height above 3 mm MOVA explicitly recommends enabling the intelligent carpet mode in the app so that such carpets do not get damp. In measurements by smarthomeassistent.de the machine scored 98.3 out of 100 points on hard floors, but only 68.71 out of 100 on high-pile carpet – so the high Pascal figure does not compensate for long pile.

Anti-tangle only at extra cost

MOVA advertises a triple anti-tangle system consisting of the CleanChop main brush, an anti-tangle side brush and an anti-wrap omni-wheel, which the manufacturer says picks up 99.99 % of hair. But the disclaimer on the product page states clearly: "CleanChop brush available separately." What comes in the box is a plain rubber main brush. If you have pets or long hair in the household, budget for the CleanChop brush from the outset – or go straight for the Dreame L50s Pro Ultra, which includes its detangling brush as standard.

Obstacle clearance and height

Thresholds up to 22 mm are no problem according to MOVA, and the robot itself is 103.8 mm tall. That gets it under many sofas and sideboards, but not all of them. The heise test points out a specific problem: with floating furniture mounted very low, the robot can wedge itself – a manually set no-go zone helps here, provided the robot respects it.

App and privacy

The MOVA Home app offers a redesigned dashboard showing cleaning time, area and frequency, tracks progress in a 3D map animation and includes a dark mode. Users can define their own objects and set safety distances. Worth highlighting: according to heise, privacy-critical features are disabled out of the box, and the robot supports Wi-Fi on both the 2.4 and 5 GHz bands.

Specification sheet

Technical specifications: MOVA P70 Pro Ultra

All figures taken from the official specification table on de.mova.tech, supplemented by the Schema.org product data embedded there.

Item code (SKU)010204AA001233
EAN / GTIN-136978794732565
Max. suction power30,000 Pa (internal lab measurement)
Suction motorup to 120,000 rpm (internal lab measurement)
NavigationLDS laser navigation (LiDAR) combined with an AI camera and structured light; according to the manufacturer it recognises more than 280 object types
Mopping systemTwo rotating, removable mop pads with RoboSwing extension (MaxiReach)
Mop rotation speed260 rpm
Mop contact pressure12 N
Mop washing100 °C surface temperature of the PTC heating system on the JetSpray Dryboard (manufacturer figure, measured in the lab at approx. 23 °C room temperature)
Spray systemJetSpray Dryboard with 10 water outlets per side (20 nozzles in total) plus a central filter
Mop drying70 °C hot air, complete maintenance cycle in approx. 1 hour
Anti-tangleA plain rubber main brush is supplied as standard; the triple anti-tangle system with CleanChop brush, anti-tangle side brush and anti-wrap omni-wheel requires the separately sold CleanChop brush according to the manufacturer
Edge cleaningMaxiReach: extendable side brush (9 mm lift height) and mop pad that extends by up to 4 cm (RoboSwing); coverage of up to 100 % certified by TÜV SÜD
Carpet detectionAn ultrasonic sensor detects carpets of different pile heights and textures; options include suction boost, mop lifting (10.5 mm), leaving the mops in the station, or avoiding carpets altogether. For carpets with a pile height above 3 mm MOVA recommends enabling the intelligent carpet mode in the app.
Obstacle clearance22 mm
Mop lift height10.5 mm
Side brush lift height9 mm
Dust bag (station)3.2 l
Clean water tank (station)4.0 l
Waste water tank (station)3.5 l
Battery capacity5,200 mAh
Robot dimensions350 × 350 × 103.8 mm (W × D × H)
Base station dimensions420 × 458 × 470 mm (W × D × H)
Robot weight4.57 kg
Wi-FiWi-Fi on 2.4 GHz and 5 GHz
App & controlMOVA Home app with 3D map animations, dashboard metrics (time, area, frequency), dark mode, user-definable objects and safety distances
Pet detectionPet care mode; according to the manufacturer 99.9 % detection accuracy for pets and pet waste (in-house lab data)
Market launchApril 2026 (Germany)
RRP according to manufacturer€699.00
Street price (price comparison)from approx. €487.00

Sources: the official product page de.mova.tech including its specification table, packing list and Schema.org product data; the Amazon.de product page (ASIN B0GVV2SRGV); the price comparison portal Geizhals. As of September 2026.

What the manufacturer leaves out The sterilisation rate of 99.9999 % against S. aureus, E. coli, C. albicans and K. pneumoniae was tested by TÜV Rheinland according to MOVA (report no. 704012511339-00). The 100 % coverage of the MaxiReach edge cleaning is certified by TÜV SÜD according to the manufacturer. All other percentage claims (30,000 Pa, 120,000 rpm, 99.99 % dirt and hair pick-up, 99.9 % pet detection) are explicitly based on MOVA's internal lab tests and are not independently verified. A specific battery runtime in minutes and a noise level in dB(A) are missing entirely from the official specification table – the common specification aggregators also list these fields as "unknown". We deliberately do not fill in estimated values here.

What's in the box, according to the official packing list

MOVA lists the following components for the P70 Pro Ultra – most of them pre-installed:

  • P70 Pro Ultra robot vacuum (1×) and base station (1×)
  • Mop pads (2×, pre-installed)
  • Dust bin including dust filter (1×, pre-installed)
  • Side brush (1×) and main brush (1×), both pre-installed
  • Washboard filter (1×, pre-installed) and auto solution dosing module (1×, pre-installed)
  • Base station ramp extension (1×)
  • Dust bag (1×) and cleaning solution (1×)
  • User manual (1×) and quick start guide (1×)
Not included The CleanChop anti-tangle brush required for the advertised triple anti-tangle system is explicitly not part of the package and has to be bought separately. At the time of research MOVA was temporarily promoting an accessory kit (normally €29.98) for €1 with the purchase of a P70 Pro Ultra in its own store – promotions like this are time-limited, so check the current situation in the store directly.

What independent tests say about the MOVA P70 Pro Ultra

Unlike many new releases, the P70 Pro Ultra already has a solid base of independent hands-on tests – and they paint a considerably more nuanced picture than the specification sheet.

heise online headlines its review with "nobody washes hotter for 600 euros" and confirms the cleaning performance in principle: around 95 % of coarse particles disappear on the first pass on carpet, while fine dust such as flour usually needs a second. There is clear criticism of the navigation: missed patches while cleaning, pauses of up to 30 seconds for no apparent reason, obstacle avoidance that is not always reliable despite object detection, self-drawn map boundaries being ignored, and the risk of getting stuck under floating furniture. The mop pads also smear quickly with wet dirt according to the test and require frequent trips back to the station.

smarthomeassistent.de awards an overall score of 3.4/5.0 ("satisfactory") with a value-for-money score of 1.8/5.0 ("good") and provides measured figures: 98.3 out of 100 points on hard floors, but only 68.71 out of 100 on high-pile carpet, where mopping performance fails at 6.0. The editors name the standard plain rubber brush instead of the optional anti-tangle system as their main criticism.

User ratings paint a mixed picture: The official MOVA store shows 4.0★ – but based on a single review, which is not statistically meaningful. The Amazon.de listing (ASIN B0GVV2SRGV) reaches 4.2★ from 76 reviews. For comparison: the technically near-identical Dreame L50s Pro Ultra achieves 4.4★ from 614 reviews, and the predecessor MOVA P50 Pro Ultra 4.1★ from 1,117 reviews.

Marketing vs verified figures Of the advertised metrics only two are independently substantiated: the sterilisation rate of 99.9999 % (TÜV Rheinland, report no. 704012511339-00) and the up to 100 % coverage of the MaxiReach edge cleaning (TÜV SÜD). The 30,000 Pa, 120,000 rpm, 99.99 % dirt and hair pick-up and 99.9 % pet detection figures come from internal lab tests according to MOVA's own disclaimer. There is also no standardised measurement method for Pascal figures, which makes comparisons between manufacturers only partially meaningful.
Our assessment

Pros & cons at a glance

Pros

  • At 30,000 Pa nominal, one of the highest suction figures in the €500 price bracket
  • 100 °C hot mop washing on the PTC washboard – a genuine differentiator at this price, since most rivals wash at 60–80 °C
  • Mop drying with 70 °C hot air in around an hour, far quicker than models needing 2–4 hours
  • The sterilisation rate of 99.9999 % against four types of germ was tested by TÜV Rheinland (report no. 704012511339-00) rather than measured in-house only
  • MaxiReach: extendable side brush and a mop that extends by 4 cm, with up to 100 % coverage certified by TÜV SÜD
  • Large station tanks (4.0 l clean water, 3.5 l waste water, 3.2 l dust bag) plus automatic refilling of the cleaning solution
  • 22 mm obstacle clearance, Wi-Fi on both 2.4 and 5 GHz, and privacy-critical features disabled out of the box

Cons

  • The triple anti-tangle system only works with the CleanChop brush, which MOVA sells separately – a plain rubber brush is what comes in the box
  • Independent tests criticise the navigation: missed patches while cleaning, unexplained pauses of up to 30 seconds, and self-drawn map boundaries being ignored
  • According to reviews, obstacle avoidance is not always reliable despite correct detection, and the robot can get stuck under floating furniture
  • Rotating mop pads smear faster than a self-rinsing mop roller when dealing with wet dirt and require frequent trips back to the station
  • Fine dust (flour in test scenarios) usually needs a second pass according to hands-on tests, and suction performance drops noticeably on high-pile carpet
  • Almost all marketing figures (30,000 Pa, 120,000 rpm, 99.99 %) come from MOVA's internal lab tests and are not independently verified
  • The rating in the manufacturer's own store is based on a single customer review and therefore carries no weight
Market comparison

MOVA P70 Pro Ultra vs the competition

How does the P70 Pro Ultra fare against its corporate sibling from Dreame, its own predecessor and the cheaper ECOVACS?

Dreame L50s Pro Ultra Dreame

Dreame L50s Pro Ultra

The technical twin from the parent company: also 30,000 Pa and 100 °C mop washing, but with the DuoBrush detangling brush included as standard and 4 cm obstacle clearance.

ca. 599–659 €

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MOVA P50 Pro Ultra MOVA

MOVA P50 Pro Ultra

The direct predecessor and the cheaper option within the family: 19,000 Pa, 75 °C mop washing, the CleanChop brush already included as standard and up to 75 days of dust collection.

ca. 429–472 €

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ECOVACS DEEBOT T80 OMNI ECOVACS

ECOVACS DEEBOT T80 OMNI

The opposite approach to mopping: a self-rinsing OZMO ROLLER mop roller instead of rotating pads, with a much lower suction figure at 18,000 Pa – and currently the cheapest way into a fully equipped station.

ca. 349–384 €

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Who is the MOVA P70 Pro Ultra for?

The MOVA P70 Pro Ultra suits households with mostly hard floors and low to medium-pile carpet that want hygienic hot-water mop washing without moving up to the €900 class. Anyone with pets who needs to pick up a lot of animal hair should budget for the CleanChop brush from the outset, because the anti-tangle system is otherwise incomplete. If you have a lot of high-pile carpet, or expect completely trouble-free navigation, look closely at the criticisms listed here – more expensive models with more mature software deliver more peace of mind.

Our advice If you want the hot-water hygiene and value having a detangling brush included as standard, the corporate sibling Dreame L50s Pro Ultra is the more complete choice for roughly €30 more. If slightly cooler mop washing is enough for you, the predecessor MOVA P50 Pro Ultra saves more than €100 and even includes the CleanChop brush as standard. And if you would rather mop with a self-rinsing roller than rotating pads, take a look at the considerably cheaper ECOVACS DEEBOT T80 OMNI.
Bear in mind At 420 × 458 × 470 mm the base station is a proper piece of furniture. Measure the intended spot beforehand – including room for the access ramp in front of it.
Price check

Price & availability

At the time of research the MOVA P70 Pro Ultra was in stock at every source we checked – with a spread of more than €60.

SourceStatusPrice
de.mova.tech (manufacturer RRP)List price€699.00
de.mova.tech (store price)In stock€515.00
Price comparison (Geizhals)Listed, cheapest offerfrom approx. €487.00
Amazon.de (ASIN B0GVV2SRGV)In stock€549.00

Price research as of September 2026. Prices and availability can change at any time – check the current terms via the buttons below. At the market launch in April 2026 the introductory price was €599 and the RRP €699. Sources: de.mova.tech, amazon.de, geizhals.de.

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Frequently asked questions

FAQ about the MOVA P70 Pro Ultra

According to MOVA the 100 °C figure does not refer to the wash water itself, but to the surface temperature of the PTC heating system on the so-called JetSpray Dryboard – the washboard in the station where the mop pads are scrubbed. The value was measured in internal lab tests at around 23 °C room temperature. What matters in practice is the result: TÜV Rheinland has confirmed a sterilisation rate of 99.9999 % against Staphylococcus aureus, E. coli, Candida albicans and Klebsiella pneumoniae in standard mode (report no. 704012511339-00). In the €500 price bracket this is currently the hottest washing system available – most rivals work at 60 to 80 °C.
No. In its own disclaimer MOVA states explicitly that the 30,000 Pa, the motor speed of 120,000 rpm and the "99.99 % dirt pick-up" and "99.99 % hair pick-up" figures are based on internal lab tests. Only two claims are independently verified: the sterilisation rate (TÜV Rheinland) and the 100 % coverage of the MaxiReach edge cleaning (TÜV SÜD). Pascal figures are also poorly comparable in general, because there is no standardised measurement method – a device rated at 30,000 Pa does not automatically clean better than one rated at 18,000 Pa. Hands-on tests are more informative: the P70 Pro Ultra picks up virtually everything on hard floors but drops off noticeably on high-pile carpet.
If you have pets or need to pick up a lot of long hair, yes. The triple anti-tangle system MOVA advertises (CleanChop brush, anti-tangle side brush, anti-wrap omni-wheel) only works with the CleanChop brush – and according to the manufacturer that part is sold separately, while a plain rubber main brush is what comes in the box. The review by smarthomeassistent.de names exactly this as its main criticism. Factor the extra cost in from the start. The predecessor MOVA P50 Pro Ultra, by contrast, already includes the CleanChop brush as standard.
Technically very little: MOVA is a sub-brand of Dreame, and both machines quote the same headline figures – 30,000 Pa suction power and 100 °C mop washing. The significant differences concern the brush and obstacle clearance: Dreame includes the DuoBrush detangling brush as standard and quotes 4 cm obstacle clearance, whereas MOVA states 22 mm and sells the CleanChop brush separately. At the time of research the prices were close (€549 vs €579 on Amazon). The Dreame has a far broader review base at 4.4★ from 614 reviews.
This is its clear weak spot. heise online reports missed patches while cleaning, pauses of up to 30 seconds for no apparent reason, obstacle avoidance that is not always reliable despite correct detection, and the robot ignoring self-drawn map boundaries as well as getting stuck under floating furniture. The detection hardware (LDS laser plus AI camera covering more than 280 object classes) is therefore in place, but the software does not consistently make good use of it. If you expect completely trouble-free navigation, Roborock is currently more reliable – though in a higher price class.
MOVA gives the base station dimensions as 420 × 458 × 470 mm (width × depth × height). That makes it a proper piece of furniture requiring around half a metre of clear width plus space for the access ramp in front of it. The robot itself measures 350 × 350 × 103.8 mm and weighs 4,570 g – at 10.38 cm tall it fits under many, but not all, sofas and cabinets.
MOVA quotes a battery capacity of 5,200 mAh but gives no specific runtime in minutes in its official specification table – that figure is also missing from the usual specification aggregators. Station maintenance is undemanding thanks to the large tanks: 4.0 l of clean water, 3.5 l of waste water and a 3.2 l dust bag. The cleaning solution is dosed automatically, and the complete station maintenance cycle including mop washing and 70 °C drying takes around an hour according to the manufacturer.
No. At the time of research (September 2026) no assessment by the German consumer organisation Stiftung Warentest was available for this model. What was available were detailed hands-on tests by heise online ("nobody washes hotter for 600 euros"), inside-digital, homeandsmart and apfeltalk, plus a scored review by smarthomeassistent.de with an overall mark of 3.4/5.0 and 1.8/5.0 for value for money.
The RRP is €699.00, and at the market launch in April 2026 the machine was available for €599. At the time of research in September 2026 prices were considerably lower: from approx. €487 according to the price comparison portal Geizhals, €515 in the official German MOVA store and €549 on Amazon.de – listed there as "In stock". You can check the current Amazon price via the buttons on this page.

Our verdict

★★★★★ 4.0 out of 5

The MOVA P70 Pro Ultra is a remarkable value package: the 100 °C hot mop washing with TÜV-verified germ reduction and the one-hour drying cycle are effectively unavailable elsewhere at this price, and suction performance on hard floors is first class. But two points cloud the picture noticeably, and both are avoidable: the advertised anti-tangle system needs a brush that MOVA sells separately, and the navigation software visibly stumbles according to independent tests – from unexplained pauses to ignored map boundaries. If you have mostly hard floors and can live with occasional software quirks, you get a lot of technology for your money here. If you want peace of mind and a complete specification out of the box, budget the €30 premium for the corporate sibling Dreame L50s Pro Ultra.

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Sources

This review is based on the official product page de.mova.tech including its specification table, packing list, disclaimer and embedded Schema.org product data, the Amazon.de product pages of the review unit and the comparison models, the price comparison portal Geizhals and the independent hands-on tests by heise online and smarthomeassistent.de. All product images come from MOVA or from the respective Amazon product listings. As of September 2026.