MOVA - Z60 Ultra Roller Robot Vacuum Cleaner

If you’re really serious about no budget i would seriously consider one with plumbing and drain hook up. All you have to do is change the dust bag every couple months. I just did a rehab and wish i had considered that during the process. Personally, i have a ~1600 sqft first floor. ~900sqft of hardwood, ~500sqft of mid-pile carpet, ~100sqft of low-pile rugs, ~100sqft of tile. I went with the Mova Z60 Ultra Roller Complete. It’s one of the top end choices, has all the specs and features available right now. Roller definitely seems like the way to go now. I like that it comes with a bunch of extra parts and supplies compared to its competition, makes it a bit better value than the others in the long run.

I have had a fully positive experience two weeks into owning the Z60 so far.

Great and honest review. True to my experience - I have owned the Z60 since the pre-order period (in the US), and while not flawless, it’s a superb machine for 95% of home vacuuming/mopping scenarios.

So, i have the z60 standalone, i'm trying to fix water drops with different configuration types. But the mapper and the vacumm works well. I don't know why but compared with my old Dreame L20 Ultra, seem have less built quality, that's why i'm thinking of try luck with Aqua10.

I just grabbed the mova z60. I'm in Canada, but Amazon US has it for 1099$, marked down from 1499$. It gets great reviews, has a roller mop that gets washed as it's cleaning the floor so you're not just spreading dirt around. Mova is dreame's budget line. This is similar to the aqua 10, but gets better reviews!

By the time we unboxed it yesterday, there wasn't time to get a full charge before my kids went to bed. So we charged it overnight and ran it this morning. Because I did the initial setup a bit wrong the first map was a bit wonky. So o deleted the map and this time sent it on a fast mapping mission which worked well. Then did a vacuum followed by mopping - I have pets so don't want to do both at the same time and want to ensure the floor is fully clean first. I will say we were very impressed. But we were coming from an i7 Roomba which was super loud. Both the vacuuming and the auto empty. The z60 to me is pretty dang quiet. It's a mild background hum rather than a huge vacuum noise. It does power up on the area rugs a bit but even then it wasn't particularly noisy. It also did a great job getting onto our ruggable rugs, which our previous roombas often struggled with. Not only that, it broke out the extended spinning sweeper to get all along the edge of the thicker ruggable rug! And although it did get caught up on the rugs a bit, it was smart enough to figure out how to maneuver to get onto the rug. Vacuuming experience was very good. Super happy. Same with mopping. The amount of grunge in the waste water was surprising, esp since we mopped not too long ago! The floors look great, and the small stains around the dishwasher from loading it (I left them purposefully to see how it would manage), are all totally gone. Our upstairs has our bedrooms with all carpet. For some reason the carpets in the bedrooms are slightly different than the hallway, and they are super hard to get hair off of. My very old non intelligent Roomba could do a decent job because it had one brush with bristles, but the tangled mess had to be cleaned almost every time. The i7 couldn't pick up anything on the hallway rug much less the bedroom ones. The z60 did a great job on both hallways and bedrooms. There were a couple bits left in one room, but generally I was very pleased! One of the double rollers has both the soft plastic and some small bristles, so I think that made a big difference. I checked for tangles and couldn't see anything, so that was very positive. We are a busy household with sometimes up to seven kids around (I do daycare), two dogs, and I have very long hair. This machine will be run on the main floor to vacuum at least once a day, sometimes twice, with mopping done likely every other day, except when it's wetter outside, then it'll be every day. So far so good. I might write a post on a month to share my thoughts a bit more, but right now? We are happy clams.

One the best review ever and fully in line with my personal experience

No, I found the root cause and now with regular maintenance it’s working quite fine

The grid under the roller was clogged ! After cleaning it everything went back as normal condition

Amazing review thanks! I just got the Z60 and I am very impressed too. I agree that it's noisy in a work from home setup... I didn't consider that before getting the robot (it's my first one). I knew it was going to be noisy on carpets, I mean, it's a vacuum. But even mopping is a bit noisy tbh. I'm keeping it, but I don't think I will run it every single day. Maybe every other day.

I can recommend the Z60. I was also hesitant but tried it anyway. The mopping is so worth it.

If that's something important to you I think you should take one with mop pads since a roller can't currently mop corners. For dust and debris the Z60 can extend the brush to reach into corners. I haven't paid attention to edges much but I saw it extend the roller and it mopped alongside. It doesn't do that every cleaning run with my settings to save some time since I'm always at home. But I could activate that it always does corners and edges.

About to return my z60, not super impressed, but mine seems to have a faulty dirt detection as it never goes over spots more than once even if they are still visibly dirty. Also even on its most aggressive setting for low height areas, it fails to go under areas it clearly could reach (maybe another faulty sensor). It does mop nicely (minus not hitting spots multiple times to get stuff up) and paths nicely. But for $1000USD I am going to try the narwal and if not get something cheaper with mop pads. My understanding is Aqua 10 Ultra Roller has way to many quality control issues to be considered that's why I went with the Z60 initially.

I had both the Aqua 10 for Z60. Th Aqua 10 l leaked at the base station and was returned. The Z60 always gut stuck on cantilever chairs and crossed a room divider (baby gate) that I didn't want to cross. It too was returned. The S1 Pro had none of these issues and performed flawlessly. Waiting for any new robot is a crap shoot until the bugs are worked out. The S1 Pro is now refined and tested.

You might consider the Eufy S1 Pro Omni. Price/performance it can't be beat. I have it and it has performed extraordinary well. Obstacle avoidance is top notch and roller mopping is excellent. I tried the Aqua 10 Roller, Yeedi M14+ and the Z60 thinking newer is better. I returned all three. The Aqua 10 leaked. The Yeedi got stuck on carpet and the Z60 consistently got stuck on cantilever chairs. Newer is not always better.

I would stay away from the Aqua 10 if you have pets we have a dog and a cat also one woll carpet the robot got clogged 5 out of 10 times. It is slow and annoying with constant washing and charging. On top of that it will leak water and destroy you floor under. With spinning mops and newer dreame and mova robots you will have no problem with pets. After our enconter with track and rolling mops i do not want to ho back to pads anymore. Z60 has also small opening for emptying I would be careful buying that. Now I have x9 running in our home and I am pleasantly supprised... Not perfect but alot more usable in our large home with pets. I am contemplating is I should keep the x9 or upgrade to x11 as it was crowned as best robot for pets in vacuumwars... https://preview.redd.it/mxlydqbiamzf1.jpeg?width=3000&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=930cb79e009a79fc0c7e3cdd6130b78786f56d9f