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MOVA Launches S70 Roller Robot Vacuum with 30,000Pa Suction and Self-Cleaning Roller Mop

MOVA has officially released the MOVA S70 Roller, a new flagship robot vacuum and mop first unveiled at CES 2026. The new model combines a slim 90mm design with a roller-style mopping system, a claimed 30,000Pa of suction, extending edge-cleaning components, and a highly automated multifunction dock.

Positioned below the company’s premium Z60 Ultra Roller, the S70 appears intended to bring many of MOVA’s newest cleaning and dock technologies to a more accessible price point. Here is a closer look at its mopping hardware, vacuuming features, navigation system, slim profile, and automated dock.

MOVA S70 Roller Mop and Vacuum Hardware

The S70 joins the growing number of robot vacuums using a roller-style mopping system instead of dual spinning pads. MOVA says its new HydroForce system continuously refreshes the roller mop with clean water through eight hydration points while a built-in scraper removes dirty water and debris in real time. The roller also applies up to 17N of downward pressure to improve stain removal on hard floors.

Diagram of the MOVA S70 Roller robot vacuum showing its HydroForce roller mopping system with 12-nozzle water distribution, real-time dirty water removal, built-in scraper, and extending MaxiReach brush and mop for edge-to-edge cleaning.
The MOVA S70 uses a self-cleaning HydroForce roller mop with continuous clean-water delivery and extending edge-cleaning components for improved hard-floor coverage. Images MOVA.

For vacuuming, the S70 claims 30,000Pa of suction, placing it among the highest suction claims currently available in the consumer robot vacuum market. Users can purchase an optional Tri-cut brush, which is designed to reduce tangles.

Promotional image of the MOVA S70 Roller robot vacuum highlighting its optional Tri-cut anti-tangle brush and 30,000Pa suction system for cleaning carpets and removing pet hair.
The MOVA S70 combines a claimed 30,000Pa of suction with an optional Tri-cut brush designed (purchased separately) to improve hair pickup while reducing tangles. Images MOVA.

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MOVA S70 Roller Ultra Slim Profile and Dock Features

The robot features a 90mm ultra-slim body with an integrated dToF navigation sensor, allowing it to clean beneath low-clearance furniture. MOVA also includes its MaxiReach technology, which extends both the side brush and roller to improve edge and corner cleaning.

The accompanying multifunction dock automates much of the maintenance process, including:

  • Automatic dust emptying
  • Roller mop washing with water heated to 80°C (176°F)
  • Hot-air mop drying at up to 70°C
  • Four selectable mop wash temperatures

MOVA also says the dock’s upgraded 5-liter clean water tank provides enough capacity to clean homes up to 1,200 square meters (approximately 12,900 square feet) before requiring a refill.

Image of the MOVA S70 Roller robot vacuum showing its 90mm ultra-slim design for cleaning under furniture alongside its self-cleaning dock with 80°C hot-water roller mop washing.
The MOVA S70 pairs a 90mm slim profile for low-clearance cleaning with a multifunction dock that automatically washes the roller mop using water heated to up to 80°C (176°F). Images MOVA.

The S70 arrives as roller-mop robots continue gaining popularity. It seems to be positioned as a more affordable option compared to the MOVA Z60 Ultra Roller (Amazon link), and you can see our review on that model here.

If we do purchase this model and bring it into our studio, we will use our standard robot vacuum testing methodology and update our findings accordingly in the Robot Vacuum Review section of our website. You can find top ranking models at our Best Robot Vacuums list.

MOVA Robot Vacuum Buyer’s Guide 2026

We outline the key distinctions across MOVA’s robot vacuum lineup to help you decide which features are worth the extra cost and which ones you can skip. Whether you’re eyeing a wallet-friendly model or a top-tier robot with advanced capabilities, we’ll cover the must-know details so you can choose the right MOVA for your home and your budget. See the Guide

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Amanda Cartwright is a staff writer at Vacuum Wars, where she reports on the latest trends and innovations in robot vacuum technology and the broader home automation industry. She uses her background in writing and education along with her fascination for technology to keep our readers up to date on emerging products and the rapidly evolving world of robot vacuums.

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