Editorial notes last verified: October 2026
The highest figure on the Mova V70 Ultra Complete’s
specification sheet is 42,000 Pa of suction. With this
rating, it ranks 1st among the
183 robots currently on the market for which
suction data is available. It was released in May 2026. Following
it are the Roborock Saros 20, Saros 20 Flow and Qrevo Edge 3 Pro, all with
36,000 Pa.
Today's active catalog, suction power (Pa)
1
Mova V70 Ultra Complete
42,000 Pa
This figure is the manufacturer’s claim. It does not, by
itself, indicate how much dust a robot can actually collect from
carpets or along baseboards, and we do not have an independent
cleaning test for the V70. However, the difference on paper is
quantifiable: there is a 6,000 Pa gap, approximately 17%,
between it and the Saros 20. This difference alone is greater than
the total suction power of an entry-level robot like the Xiaomi
E12.
Within Mova’s own product lineup, the V70 ranks
1st among the 10 models
currently available for sale. The Mobius 60 offers
30,000 Pa of suction, while the Z60 Ultra Roller provides
28,000 Pa.
Mova models on sale, suction power (Pa)
1
Mova V70 Ultra Complete
42,000 Pa
The unit has a height of 9.0 cm. Among the
22 models released in 2026, the V70 ranks
6th in terms of height, and
5 other devices are shorter. The Mobius 60 is nearly the
same size at 8.9 cm, but its suction power is
12,000 Pa lower.
2026 launches, body height in cm (lower is better)
6
Mova V70 Ultra Complete
9 cm
The figures clearly show that the V70 leads in terms of suction
power. Independent tests will reveal how this translates into
actual cleaning performance; until then, consider the
42,000 Pa figure as an upper-limit claim.
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