Quick verdict
The Mova Z60 Ultra Roller Complete is the roller-mop flagship from Dreame’s challenger brand — and it’s now on sale in Australia for $1,399 direct from Mova’s Australian store. For that you get 28,000Pa suction, a self-washing roller mop with real-time clean-water separation, a full auto-empty/wash/dry base station, and obstacle climbing that borders on absurd (80mm). Independent testing found it “excellent and cheaper” than its Dreame sibling. Our take: if you want flagship roller-mop tech without paying flagship money, this is the most interesting new option in Australia right now.
Mova Z60 Ultra Roller Complete Australian price and where to buy
Here’s the price picture (checked 8 October 2026):
$1,399 — Mova Australia (au.mova.tech), in stock, sold direct. Melbourne’s Robotspecialist also ranges the Z60 at $2,999 — but direct from Mova at $1,399 is the price to quote.
Mova only launched in Australia in 2025, and the Z60 hasn’t been ranged by the major retailers yet — no listing at The Good Guys, JB Hi-Fi Australia, Kogan or Appliances Online that we could find, though Melbourne’s Robotspecialist does range it at $2,999. (JB Hi-Fi’s New Zealand store does stock it.) That means no price-matching games and no in-store demos for now, but it does mean you buy direct from the brand with local AU support (an 1800 number and an Australian support email are listed on the store).
Worth knowing: overseas, Mova discounts aggressively. In the US the Z60 launched at US$1,199 (MSRP US$1,499) and has since been spotted as low as US$679. There’s no equivalent discount in Australia yet — $1,399 is the price, and it’s still comfortably under every other flagship roller-mop robot sold here.
Buy from Mova Australia’s official store.
Wait — who is Mova?
Fair question. Mova is a sub-brand of Dreame — the robot vacuum giant that’s been one of Australia’s best-selling robovac brands for years. Mova launched globally in 2025 and arrived in Australia the same year with robot vacuums, wet-and-dry vacs and a growing smart-home range. The brand operates independently in Australia, with its own store, support line and product lineup.
The Z60 Ultra Roller Complete is its flagship, and it made a splash: it won Best in Home Appliances at the inaugural IFA Innovation Awards. The “Complete” in the name matters — it ships with a generous accessory kit (extra roller mops, brushes, filters, dust bags, a litre of cleaning solution and pet-odour solution) rather than making you buy consumables separately.
Key features and specs
HydroForce roller mopping. The headline. Instead of spinning pads, the Z60 uses a 25.6cm-wide roller mop pressed down with 4,100Pa of force. Twelve high-pressure nozzles spray it with fresh water while it cleans, and dirty water is scraped off into a separate tank in real time — so the roller isn’t just smearing dirty water around. The roller can extend 4.1cm sideways for edges (Mova claims 99.99% edge coverage).
28,000Pa suction with TroboWave DuoBrush. Near the top of anything on the consumer market in 2025, paired with a dual-roller anti-tangle brush system aimed squarely at pet hair and long human hair.
AutoShield carpet protection. When carpet is detected, the mop lifts and a moisture shield deploys over the roller — keeping rugs dry in a single pass rather than relying on mop-lift alone.
StepMaster 2.0 + LiftPro chassis. Retractable legs and a lifting chassis let it climb up to 80mm across a double step (42mm in a single step) — door tracks, thick rugs and sunken lounge thresholds included.
FlexScope navigation. A retractable DToF laser tower drops the robot’s height to 96mm to slide under beds and sofas, backed by dual-laser 3D structured light, an RGB AI camera and side-edge lasers that recognise 200+ object types (cables, shoes, pet waste included).
The base station. Auto dust-emptying into a 3.2L bag (rated for up to 100 days), 80°C hot-water mop washing, hot-air drying, UV sterilisation of the washboard, 4L clean and 3.5L dirty water tanks, and a DuoSolution system with two detergent tanks that auto-dose — including a dedicated pet-odour solution. The 6,400mAh battery is shared with the brand’s top models.
What the reviews say
Notebookcheck ran the most thorough independent test and came away impressed: “excellent and cheaper” was their summary, finding it on a par with the Dreame Aqua10 Ultra Roller Complete despite a slightly weaker spec sheet. Pros: very good cleaning on hard floors and carpet, reliable obstacle detection (it dodged a loose shoelace in testing), the carpet-protecting shield, and standout climbing ability — it cleared 4.5cm edges in the lab.
Their honest caveats: it’s energy-hungry (about 60 square metres per charge in standard mode, roughly 12 kWh a month with daily cleaning), navigation is reliable rather than the fastest, and it keeps a cautious distance from skirting boards with the extended mop — a narrow uncleaned strip in exchange for no scratched furniture. The 2,000Pa suction gap to the Dreame sibling made no practical difference.
The Gadgeteer (US) went further, calling it the best robot vacuum mop you can buy right now. Vacuum Wars’ lab review scored it 3.44 stars — solid, not flawless. The consistent message: the roller-mop system genuinely cleans better than spinning pads, and Mova’s version is the value play in the category.
How it compares to rivals
vs Dreame Aqua10 Ultra Roller Complete ($1,799 at Dreame AU; $2,999 at The Good Guys). The sibling rivalry. Same DNA, nearly identical hardware: the Dreame gets 30,000Pa (vs 28,000Pa), 100°C mop washing (vs 80°C) and Matter smart-home support (the Mova has none). In independent testing, none of that translated into a meaningfully better clean. At $1,399 vs $1,799 official pricing, the Mova is $400 cheaper for ~95% of the machine. Unless Matter support matters to your smart home, the Mova wins this one. See the Dreame Aqua10 at Dreame Australia.
vs Roborock Qrevo Curv 2 Flow (~$1,372 at Big W — the only verified live price). Roborock’s first roller-mop flagship has crashed in price and now undercuts the Mova by a few hundred dollars, with 20,000Pa suction and a proven dock. The Mova counters with stronger suction, better climbing and the newer platform. Read our Roborock Qrevo Curv 2 Flow price-crash coverage.
vs Ecovacs Deebot X12S ($2,999). Ecovacs’ newer roller-mop flagship costs more than double the Mova. It’s the newer tech with the bigger brand behind it in Australia — but that’s a lot of money for the difference. Read our Deebot X12S verdict.
vs Dyson Spot+Scrub Ai ($1,899). Dyson’s first wet-and-dry robot costs $500 more than the Mova and independent lab testing found it weak on carpet. The Mova is the more complete machine for less money. Read our Dyson Spot+Scrub Ai verdict.
Who should buy it — and who shouldn’t
Buy it if your home is mostly hard floors and you want the best mopping a robot can currently do — the roller system is a genuine step up from spinning pads, the edge extension reaches where pads can’t, and $1,399 is hundreds less than any rival with comparable specs. Pet owners get the anti-tangle brushes plus a dedicated odour solution in the dock.
Think twice if you need Matter smart-home integration (not supported), if your home is mostly deep carpet (the roller advantage shrinks and the unit is energy-hungry), or if buying mostly direct from a new-in-Australia brand makes you nervous — Mova’s local support exists, but it doesn’t have Dreame’s years of AU service history yet.
Our verdict
The Mova Z60 Ultra Roller Complete is the easiest way to get flagship roller-mop cleaning in Australia without paying flagship money. Independent testing says it matches its $1,799 Dreame sibling in practice, the spec sheet reads like a $2,500 machine, and $1,399 direct from Mova Australia undercuts every comparable rival. The brand is new here and retail availability is limited — but the machine itself is the real deal.
Verdict: flagship roller-mop cleaning at a mid-range price. If your floors are mostly hard, this is the value pick of the roller-mop generation.
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Ecovacs Deebot X12S Australia: $2,999 Flagship, Worth It?
Dyson Spot+Scrub Ai Australia: $1,899 Price & Verdict
Roborock Qrevo Edge 3 Pro vs Saros 20: $2,799 vs $2,999 in Australia
Frequently asked questions
How much is the Mova Z60 Ultra Roller Complete in Australia?
$1,399 from Mova Australia’s official online store (au.mova.tech), checked 8 October 2026. It’s sold direct by Mova, and also ranged by Melbourne’s Robotspecialist at $2,999 — but the $1,399 direct price is the one to quote. No listings at The Good Guys, JB Hi-Fi Australia, Kogan or Appliances Online yet.
Is Mova the same company as Dreame?
Mova is a sub-brand of Dreame, launched globally in 2025 and operating independently in Australia with its own store and support. The Z60 shares much of its hardware DNA with Dreame’s Aqua10 Ultra Roller Complete.
Is the Mova Z60 Ultra Roller Complete good for pet hair?
Yes. It pairs 28,000Pa suction with a TroboWave dual-roller anti-tangle brush system, and the base station includes a dedicated pet-odour cleaning solution. Independent testing found it cleaned carpets well and prevented hair tangling.
How is the roller mop different from normal robot mops?
Instead of dragging spinning pads, a 25.6cm roller presses into the floor with 4,100Pa of force while 12 nozzles spray it with fresh water and dirty water is scraped off in real time. Independent tests found roller mops clean more thoroughly than spinning pads, especially on stuck-on dirt.
Should I buy the Mova Z60 or the Dreame Aqua10 Ultra Roller?
They’re near-identical machines from the same family. The Dreame has slightly more suction (30,000Pa), hotter mop washing (100°C vs 80°C) and Matter support — but costs $1,799 vs the Mova’s $1,399 at official AU pricing, and independent testing found no practical cleaning difference. The Mova is the better buy unless you need Matter.
Sources
Mova Australia (official store) — https://au.mova.tech/products/mova-z60-ultra-roller-complete-robot-vacuum
Notebookcheck (review) — https://www.notebookcheck.net/With-a-thorough-wiping-roller-and-enormous-climbing-capabilities-Mova-Z60-Ultra-Roller-Complete-review.1192026.0.html
The Gadgeteer (review) — https://the-gadgeteer.com/2025/11/09/mova-z60-ultra-roller-review-currently-the-best-robot-vacuum-mop-you-can-buy/
The Vacuum Wars (review) — https://vacuumwars.com/mova-z60-ultra-roller-complete-review/
Dreame Australia (Aqua10 pricing) — https://dreame.com.au/products/dreame-aqua10-ultra-roller-robot-vacuum-cleaner
EFTM (Mova Australia launch) — https://eftm.com/2026/08/blown-away-by-mova-hitting-australia-with-everything-but-the-kitchen-sink-279692
BTTR Reviews (Mova AU range) — https://www.bttr.reviews/mova-smart-home-just-got-a-lot-bigger/
