MOVA Z60 Ultra Roller Standalone vs Roborock Saros Z70

Full specification, side by side

Compare	MOVA Z60 Ultra Roller Standalone	Roborock Saros Z70
	85/100 ≈ $650Price in the manufacturer's shop	85/100 $1,000Price in the manufacturer's shop
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At a glance
Leads on	Mopping Automation Reliability Value	Cleaning Navigation
Pros	Dock only 278 mm wide 25.6 cm roller at 4,100 Pa that extends 4.3 cm and lifts 14 mm Sensor down to 96 mm, structured light with a side laser, 200+ obstacle types	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 wash temperature or threshold height stated No runtime, weight or noise published 26,000 Pa, below the Complete	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	Kitchens and hallways where a wide dock will not fit Hard-floor flats on a budget	Households with children or pets, where the floor is never quite clear Low furniture that a LiDAR turret cannot fit under
Score breakdown
Verdict Score	85/100	85/100
Cleaning	77	93
Navigation	88	90
Mopping	95	92
Obstacle Avoidance	95	95
Automation	90	74
Ease of Use	94	94
Reliability	73	64
Value	65	55
SpecificationsOnly differences 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
Suction	26,000 Pa	22,000 Pa
Brush system	Tangle-resistant	Tangle-resistant
Side brushes	1	1
Carpet boost	No	Yes
Dustbin	210 ml	Not published
Navigation
Mapping	Retracting LiDAR	Solid-state 3D ToF + camera
Obstacle avoidance	Camera + depth sensor	Camera + depth sensor
Saved floor plans	Not published	Not published
Threshold climb	Not published	Not published
Height with the sensor raised	119.6 mm	Not published
Mopping
Mop type	Washed roller	Twin spinning pads
Mop lift	14 mm	Detaches for carpet
Extending mop	Yes	Yes
Water tank	Not published	Not published
Mop roller	25.6 cm roller at 4,100 Pa, extends 4.3 cm, 12 nozzles	Not published
Dock
Self-emptying	Yes	Yes
Mop washing	Yes	Yes
Mop wash temperature	Not published	80 °C
Mop drying	Yes	Yes
Water refill	Yes	No
Plumbed drain	No	No
Dust bag interval	100 days	Not published
Dock size	420 × 278 × 470 mm, 278 mm wide	Not published
Water tanks	4 l clean, 3.5 l dirty	Not published
Dust bag	3.2 l	Not published
Detergent dispensing	600 ml module	Not published
Software
No-go zones	Yes	Yes
Pet waste recognition	No	No
Power
Battery	6,400 mAh	6,400 mAh
Runtime	Not published	Not published
Charging time	Not published	Not published
Connectivity
Wi-Fi	Yes	Yes
Bluetooth	No	Yes
4G / LTE	No	No
Voice control	Yes	Yes
Physical
Weight	Not published	Not published
L × W × H	350 × 350 × 96 mm	353 × 350 × 80 mm
Noise	Not published	Not published
Support
Warranty	36 months	12 months
Released	Not published	2025
Obstacles
Recognised obstacle types	200+	Not published
Arm
OmniGrip mechanical arm	Not published	Five-axis, foldable; lifts socks, slippers, tissues, small toys

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