Introduction
The Dreame X60 Pro Ultra and the Mova V70 Ultra Complete represent the highest range of robot vacuum cleaners with multifunction base, both launched in 2026. Dreame manufactures Mova's equipment, its second brand, which explains the technical similarities between these models. We're talking about robots designed for users seeking total automation of home maintenance, with the ability to overcome significant obstacles and advanced navigation systems with dual RGB camera.
Both models include premium features such as mop washing with water at 100°C, hot air drying, dirt detection both on the floor and on the mops themselves, and extendable side brushes with robotic technology. The main difference lies in some design details and specific functionalities that may influence the choice depending on the type of home.
Power and Suction
The suction power marks a moderate but existing difference: 42,000 Pa in the Dreame robot vacuum cleaner compared to 40,000 Pa in the Mova robot vacuum cleaner. In practice, both figures guarantee deep cleaning on all types of surfaces, although those extra 2,000 Pa may be noticeable on high-pile carpets or when vacuuming heavier debris.
Both feature the HyperStream anti-tangle dual brush system, with two brushes anchored at one end that prevent hair and pet fur from wrapping around. The Dreame X60 Pro Ultra mounts version 2.0 of this system, whilst the Mova V70 Ultra Complete uses the standard version. Both models can lift the main brush during mopping, which prevents it from getting wet and allows for more hygienic cleaning.
The extendable side brush is present in both, with robotic technology that allows a 12 cm extension. This feature significantly improves cleaning in corners and along skirting boards. The Mova specifies that it can clean gaps of just 3.8 cm in height thanks to this extension. Additionally, both include side brush lifting and anti-tangle design.
Only the Dreame X60 Pro Ultra incorporates a specific brush for skirting boards, a detail that may be interesting for those seeking maximum thoroughness in cleaning these areas.
Mopping
The mopping system uses two rotating mops with 15N pressure in both cases. The difference lies in the rotation speed: 280 RPM in the Dreame compared to 300 RPM in the Mova V70 Ultra Complete. This higher speed in the Mova may translate into slightly more intense mopping, although the difference isn't drastic.
The mop extension to reach edges and corners works robotically in both models. The Dreame extends the mops up to 18 cm, whilst the Mova reaches 16 cm. Those additional two centimetres of the X60 Pro Ultra allow better access to difficult areas.
Here appears an important difference: mop lifting. The Dreame X60 Pro Ultra lifts the mops up to 21.5 mm, more than double the Mova's 10.5 mm. This is crucial when the robot travels over carpets or areas that shouldn't get wet, as greater lifting ensures the mops don't come into contact with surfaces where they shouldn't.
The Dreame incorporates hot water at 40°C to mop the floor directly from the robot, a feature that the Mova V70 Ultra Complete doesn't offer. Hot water improves the dissolution of grease and stuck-on stains, especially in kitchens. Both models can automatically remove the mops at the base when only vacuuming is desired.
Both robots detect dirt both on the floor and on the mops themselves, adjusting cleaning intensity or re-mopping areas that require it. This intelligence applied to mopping makes the difference compared to more basic models.
Navigation System
Navigation is based on 360° retractable LiDAR in both units, complemented with dual RGB camera and front 3D laser sensor. The Dreame recognises up to 320 different types of obstacles, whilst the Mova identifies 300. This difference of 20 additional objects may be relevant in homes with many decorative elements or scattered toys.
The Dreame X60 Pro Ultra adds proactive lighting in its obstacle avoidance system, which improves detection in low-light conditions. Both models include LED for night vision, pet recognition, curtain detection and remote camera access from the mobile.
CleanGenius 3.0 technology is present in both, allowing the robot to learn from cleaning habits and automatically adjust its routines. Stain recognition through artificial intelligence also works in both units.
Autonomy and Battery
Both mount 6,400 mAh batteries, a generous capacity that allows cleaning large homes without the need for intermediate recharges. The big difference lies in the Power Master system of the Dreame X60 Pro Ultra, which allows the robot to charge battery whilst washing the mops at the base. It recovers 24% charge in just 5 minutes, which in practice means it can clean very large surfaces without prolonged interruptions.
The Mova V70 Ultra Complete doesn't specify an equivalent fast-charging system, so it depends on conventional charging cycles when the battery runs out.
Smart Functions
The ability to overcome obstacles is superior in the Dreame: it can navigate single steps up to 50 mm and double ones of 100 mm. The Mova reaches 45 mm on single steps and 90 mm on double ones. This 5 mm difference may seem minimal, but it's determining in homes with irregular floor transitions or thick carpets.
Both models integrate their own voice assistant and compatibility with Alexa and Google Home, allowing voice command control without needing to use the mobile app.
Multifunction Cleaning Base
The multifunction bases of both robots wash the mops with hot water at 100°C, guaranteeing deep sanitisation that eliminates bacteria and bad odours. The difference lies in drying: the Dreame dries with hot air at 50°C, whilst the Mova V70 Ultra Complete reaches 70°C. A higher temperature speeds up drying and further reduces the risk of bacterial proliferation.
The auto-empty system works differently. The Dreame X60 Pro Ultra uses a 3.2-litre bag that must be changed periodically. The Mova, on the other hand, employs a bagless bin with self-drying system, which eliminates the recurring expense of bags and may be more convenient for some users.
Only the Mova V70 Ultra Complete includes UV disinfection in the base, adding an extra layer of hygiene. Its dual detergent tank with capacities of 400 ml and 200 ml also stands out, compared to the Dreame's single tank. This allows using different products depending on the type of floor or alternating between detergent and water alone.
The water tanks are very generous in both cases. The Dreame features 4.2 litres of clean water and 3 litres of dirty water. The Mova slightly reverses the proportions: 4 litres of clean water and 3.5 litres of dirty. Both configurations allow prolonged cleaning without the need to manually refill or empty.
The Dreame offers an optional plumbing connection kit that is purchased separately, allowing total automation of water filling and emptying. The Mova doesn't have this option.
Dimensions
The diameter is identical: 350 mm in both robots. The height marks a notable difference: 79.5 mm in the Dreame X60 Pro Ultra compared to 88 mm in the Mova V70 Ultra Complete. Those 8.5 mm less of the Dreame make it easier to slip under low furniture, beds or sofas where the Mova might not fit.
The base dimensions are only available for the Mova: 458 mm wide, 470 mm high and 420 mm deep. It's a bulky base that requires sufficient space, something common in robots of this range with all washing and drying functions integrated.
Real-World Usage Experience
For large homes, the Dreame's Power Master system is a clear advantage. The ability to charge whilst washing the mops reduces downtime and allows completing cleaning of over 200 m² without prolonged pauses. The Mova can also handle large surfaces thanks to its 6,400 mAh battery, but will require full charging cycles if the home is very extensive.
In homes with pets, both models work exceptionally well thanks to the HyperStream anti-tangle system. The Dreame's greater power (42,000 Pa) may be noticeable when vacuuming hair embedded in carpets or upholstery.
If the home has low furniture or beds with little clearance, the Dreame X60 Pro Ultra fits better thanks to its lower height. The difference of almost 1 cm can be decisive in some cases.
For those who prioritise maximum hygiene, the Mova V70 Ultra Complete offers UV disinfection and mop drying at higher temperature (70°C compared to 50°C). The dual detergent tank also adds versatility if cleaning different types of flooring.
The Dreame's hot water at 40°C for mopping represents a real improvement in kitchens or areas with grease, something the Mova cannot offer. The Dreame's 21.5 mm mop lifting also better protects carpets during mopping.
The Mova's bagless bin eliminates the recurring cost of buying bags, although some users prefer the convenience of simply throwing away the bag without contact with accumulated dust.
Conclusion: Which to Choose?
Choose the Dreame X60 Pro Ultra if: You have a large home and value the Power Master system that charges whilst washing the mops. Also if you're looking for the greatest ability to overcome obstacles (50 mm), hot water for mopping the floor, greater mop lifting (21.5 mm) or need the robot to fit under very low furniture thanks to its 79.5 mm height. The skirting board brush and the possibility of adding plumbing connection are interesting extras. Ideal for houses with thick carpets, pets and areas with grease on floors.
Choose the Mova V70 Ultra Complete if: You prefer a bagless bin that eliminates recurring expenses, value UV disinfection in the base and mop drying at higher temperature (70°C). The dual detergent tank is practical if you clean different types of flooring. Although it loses out on some details compared to the Dreame, it remains a high-end robot with excellent value for money. Suitable for medium-large homes, users seeking maximum hygiene and those who don't have extremely low furniture where the robot needs to slip under.
