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MOVA Z60 Ultra Roller Complete vs Roborock Saros Z70

MOVA Z60 Ultra Roller Complete or Roborock Saros Z70? Both score 84 out of 100. The Z60 Ultra Roller Complete: warranty 36 vs 12 months.

Manufacturers' published figures, scored by the same engine as the rankings. Nothing here is from a test we ran. · Updated

Verdict

Both score 84/100. The difference is what each is built for.

The MOVA Z60 Ultra Roller Complete has the edge in navigation, mopping, automation, value and reliability. The Roborock Saros Z70 has the edge in cleaning.

In the manufacturers' published figures the MOVA Z60 Ultra Roller Complete is ahead on 2 rows: suction (28,000 Pa against 22,000 Pa) and warranty (36 months against 12 months). No published figure puts the Roborock Saros Z70 ahead.

The MOVA Z60 Ultra Roller Complete suits flats with sills and hard floors on a mid budget. The Roborock Saros Z70 suits households with children or pets, where the floor is never quite clear.

MOVA
Z60 Ultra Roller Complete≈ $710
Roborock
Saros Z70$1,700

Where the MOVA Z60 Ultra Roller Complete is ahead

  • Navigation92 · 90
  • Mopping95 · 92
  • Automation90 · 74
  • Reliability73 · 64
  • Value51 · 46
  • Suction28,000 Pa · 22,000 Pa
  • Warranty36 months · 12 months

Where the Roborock Saros Z70 is ahead

  • Cleaning93 · 77

Subscores are from our engine; the specification rows are the manufacturers' published figures, listed only where the better direction is beyond argument.

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MOVA
Z60 Ultra Roller Complete
Roborock
Saros Z70
MOVA Z60 Ultra Roller Complete
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Roborock Saros Z70
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At a glance
Leads on
  • Navigation
  • Mopping
  • Automation
  • Reliability
  • Value
  • Cleaning
Pros
  • Roller at 4,100 Pa that extends to the wall, lifts 14 mm and hides under a guard
  • Legs for 4.8 cm sills and 8 cm double steps, sensor down to 96 mm
  • 80 °C wash, hot-air drying, refill, two detergents, 100 days of dust
  • Five-axis arm lifts socks, slippers, tissues and small toys out of its path
  • Solid-state 3D sensing with no turret, in an 80 mm body
  • Mops lift, and come off entirely for carpet while the chassis rises and suction boosts
Cons
  • No runtime, weight or noise published
  • No carpet suction boost claimed
  • 80 °C wash, not the Z70's 100 °C
  • 22,000 Pa, well under the Saros 20's 36,000, at a higher price
  • No threshold height, bin or tank capacity on Roborock's page
  • The dock does not refill the water tank
Best for
  • Flats with sills and hard floors on a mid budget
  • First-time buyers who want a roller mop and a full dock
  • Households with children or pets, where the floor is never quite clear
  • Low furniture that a LiDAR turret cannot fit under
Score breakdown
Verdict Score84/10084/100
Cleaning
77
93
Navigation
92
90
Mopping
95
92
Obstacle Avoidance
95
95
Automation
90
74
Ease of Use
94
94
Reliability
73
64
Value
51
46
Specifications

In green: the better figure where the direction is beyond argument, such as more lawn or less noise. Where it depends on your home, nothing is marked.

Cleaning
Suction28,000 Pa22,000 Pa
Brush systemTangle-resistantTangle-resistant
Side brushes11
Carpet boostNoYes
Dustbin210 mlNot published
Navigation
MappingRetracting LiDARSolid-state 3D ToF + camera
Obstacle avoidanceCamera + depth sensorCamera + depth sensor
Saved floor plansNot publishedNot published
Threshold climb48 mmNot published
Height with the sensor raised119.6 mmNot published
Mopping
Mop typeWashed rollerTwin spinning pads
Mop lift14 mmDetaches for carpet
Extending mopYesYes
Water tankNot publishedNot published
Mop rollerHydroForce roller at 4,100 Pa with a refresh roller and 12 nozzlesNot published
Carpet guardAutoShield barrier over the lifted roller; the whole body lifts to cross rugsNot published
Dock
Self-emptyingYesYes
Mop washingYesYes
Mop wash temperature80 °C80 °C
Mop dryingYesYes
Water refillYesNo
Plumbed drainNoNo
Dust bag interval100 daysNot published
Water tanks4 l clean, 3.5 l dirtyNot published
Dust bag3.2 lNot published
Detergent dispensingDuoSolution, two compartmentsNot published
Dock size433 × 420 × 470 mmNot published
Software
No-go zonesYesYes
Pet waste recognitionNoNo
Power
Battery6,400 mAh6,400 mAh
RuntimeNot publishedNot published
Charging timeNot publishedNot published
Connectivity
Wi-FiYesYes
BluetoothNoYes
4G / LTENoNo
Voice controlYesYes
Physical
WeightNot publishedNot published
L × W × H350 × 350 × 96 mm353 × 350 × 80 mm
NoiseNot publishedNot published
Support
Warranty36 months12 months
ReleasedNot published2025
Chassis
Double-step threshold8 cmNot published
Obstacles
Recognised obstacles and stains200+Not published
Arm
OmniGrip mechanical armNot publishedFive-axis, foldable; lifts socks, slippers, tissues, small toys

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