P70 Pro Ultra
The top of MOVA's P series, with a camera that dodges clutter very well and a dock that hot-washes, dries and can park the mops. Hard floors suit it best; tests split on pet hair.
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The short version
The P70 Pro Ultra sits above the P10 Pro Ultra and P50 Pro Ultra in MOVA's mid-range P series, and below the V models that can climb stepped thresholds. MOVA gives it much higher claimed suction than the P50, a camera that recognises a long list of objects, two spinning mops, one of which reaches out to skirting boards, and a dock that washes the mops in near-boiling water, dries them with hot air and can leave them behind before it vacuums carpet.
The catch is carpet with hair in it. In one lab it picked up only about half the flattened pet hair and tangled more long hair than average, despite the big suction figure. It covers less floor per charge than average, it has a laser turret on top, and it rides on ordinary wheels, so thresholds much over 2cm will stop it.
Our take: Buy it for a mostly hard-floored home where clutter, cables or a pet's toys are a daily fact, and you want the dock to do nearly all the mop upkeep. If you have a heavy shedder on carpet, the eufy Omni E25 tested far better on pet hair. If you mostly want value, the P10 Pro Ultra covers bigger homes on one charge for less.
Where it sits in MOVA’s range
- P10 Pro UltraCheaper, longer battery, extending brush, no mop parking
- P50 Pro UltraEarlier P-series step-up with less claimed suction · £529
- P70 Pro UltraThis model
- V50 Ultra CompleteLowers its sensor for sofas and climbs taller door bars
- V70 Ultra CompleteFlagship with a longer-reaching mop and side brush
What reviewers found
Three tests. Vacuum Wars bought one and ran its full studio tests over a few weeks; Basic Tutorials tested it in a 50m² flat with a dog; Just A Dad Approved used it for three months in a family home. All three rate its obstacle avoidance, dock and mopping. They disagree on hair: Vacuum Wars measured weak pet-hair pickup and heavy tangling, while Just A Dad Approved found the tangle test went well. Basic Tutorials saw small, stringy things still catch it out.
Vacuum Wars, lab test, A few weeks, Sept 2026 · Basic Tutorials, hands-on, May 2026 (Tested in a 50m² flat with a dog) · Just A Dad Approved, hands-on, Three months, Jun 2026
Excellent at avoiding clutter, mostly
Vacuum Wars recorded 22 of 24 objects avoided, against an average of 16, which puts it in the top tier of everything it has tested. Just A Dad Approved rated its avoidance amazing. Basic Tutorials found it handled a slipper, keys and a dog toy well and kept a respectful distance from its dog, but it dragged a shoelace until a mop came off, and ran over an earplug and a hair tie. Big clutter is fine; pick up small stringy things.
Pet hair and tangles split the testers
Vacuum Wars measured just 49% of flattened pet hair lifted from carpet against an 82% average, and found 36% of long hair wrapped the brush, worse than average. Just A Dad Approved saw the opposite in his tangle test and recommends it for pet homes. Basic Tutorials needed a second pass to clear pet undercoat from carpet. MOVA sells a hair-cutting brush separately, and both Vacuum Wars and Just A Dad Approved suggest it for long hair.
Strong mopping with little water
Vacuum Wars scored its stain removal above average while it left less than half the usual water on the floor, so floors don't streak. Basic Tutorials saw cola and mustard lifted, but greasy cream first smeared into a film and needed several passes. Just A Dad Approved rated mopping 8.5, crediting the pads' downward pressure. Basic Tutorials also watched the extending mop get closer to skirting boards after a few runs. Everyday spills are well handled; grease takes time.
A dock that does nearly everything
Vacuum Wars calls the dock a major advantage: it empties into a bag, washes the pads in water up to boiling, dries them with hot air, doses detergent and can drop the mops off before vacuum-only runs. Just A Dad Approved says leaving the pads behind is the better way to protect carpet than lifting them. Basic Tutorials found the detergent module refillable, so you aren't tied to MOVA's cartridges, but says the washing tray still needs an occasional wipe.
Carpet grit yes, big homes less so
Despite below-average suction and airflow in its measurements, Vacuum Wars found it removed 91% of sand buried in carpet, well above average. Battery efficiency was below average, though, and it estimates about 1,070 sq ft per charge; it does recharge and resume. Just A Dad Approved warns it rides on standard wheels and clears about 2cm, so taller thresholds stop it. Basic Tutorials found it loud on its maximum setting.
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Before you buy
The questions people ask about this one
Will it avoid cables and pet mess?
Mostly. Vacuum Wars found it among the best it has tested, avoiding 22 of 24 objects, and MOVA says it recognises over 280 kinds, per the specifications. Basic Tutorials still saw it drag a shoelace and run over a hair tie, so clear thin things away.
Can it leave the mops in the dock for carpet?
Yes. It can drop its mops at the dock before vacuuming carpet, or lift them 10.5mm, per the specifications. Basic Tutorials found the lift fine for flat rugs and preferred parking the mops for thicker ones, which Just A Dad Approved also recommends.
How does it handle rugs and door bars?
MOVA claims 22mm, per the specifications. Just A Dad Approved found it clears about 2cm on its standard wheels and stops at taller thresholds. Basic Tutorials had no trouble with ordinary door bars and rug edges. If you have stepped thresholds, look at MOVA's V models.
Does it fit under low furniture?
The robot is 10.38cm tall with a fixed laser turret, per the specifications. Basic Tutorials says the turret isn't as tall as it looks, but advises measuring the front edge of low beds and sideboards.
How big is the dock, and is it loud?
The dock is 42 × 45.8 × 47cm, per the specifications, and Basic Tutorials describes it as large but not bulky. Emptying is audible for a few seconds, and the robot is clearly loud on its top suction setting.
Compare with
P10 Pro Ultra
Good on hard floors and runs for ages on a charge, with a full self-cleaning dock.
All three of its tests found it weak on pet hair in carpet.
Omni E25
One of the best robots tested for pet hair, with a camera for cables and shoes.
It can't keep its wet roller off deeper carpet.
P50 Pro Ultra
A hair-cutting brush, hot mop wash and mops it can leave in the dock.
The two lab tests disagree about how well it cleans carpet.
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- Vacuum Wars: MOVA P70 Pro Ultra reviewLab test, A few weeks
- Basic Tutorials: MOVA P70 Pro Ultra test: High-end specs at a competitive price?Hands-on · Tested in a 50m² flat with a dog
- Just A Dad Approved: Mova P70 Pro Ultra Robot Vacuum & Mop Review · 8.8 / 10Hands-on, Three months
- MOVA: MOVA P70 Pro Ultra Robot Vacuum & Mop (UK)Manufacturer