A situation
MOVA V70 vs Dreame L60 vs Ecovacs X12S vs Qrevo Edge 2
Four 2026 flagship dock vacuums launched within months of each other. What does each maker state, and how much of it has independent testing measured?
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- Dust handlingBag or bagless, and how long between changes
- Camera coverA physical shutter, or none found
- Pad wash heatHot-water wash, and drying where found
- ClimbingSingle-step threshold height
- Measured resultsCarpet, obstacles and pad heat, from testing
MOVA
Where to buy
Shown as sold out in MOVA's US store on 21 Oct 2026
Independent testing finds Mova V70 Ultra Complete underperforms its flagship suction spec
Dreame
Where to buy
Full specifications19 figures on record · 18 differ
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V70 Ultra Complete
L60 Ultra
Deebot X12S OmniCyclone
Qrevo Edge 2Side by side
What each maker says and what testing found
Roborock's Qrevo Edge 2 has the fullest independent record: carpet, obstacle and pad-heat results from a lab. MOVA has scored tests too. The Dreame L60 Ultra has one home review, and the newest, the Ecovacs X12S, one hands-on review. Only the X12S has a camera cover in what was found.
Maker says up to 100 days of dust collection. The manual has you rinse the tank every 2 to 4 months.
MOVA US page and manualBag holds 3.2 L. A 3-month home review changed the bag about every 2 months.
Dreame page and a hands-on reviewEcovacs says up to 48 days between dustbin emptying and 150 days between mop tray cleanings.
Ecovacs figures, quoted in a hands-on reviewUp to 65 days per bag, Roborock's figure, repeated by a hands-on review.
Roborock figure, in a hands-on reviewNot found
The manual lists an AI HD camera and an IR camera. It shows no cover. Two reviews do not mention one.
MOVA manual, 2 reviewsNot found
Maker text names an AI camera in a 3D ToF unit. Searched the maker page, a launch article and a home review.
Dreame page, launch article, hands-on reviewPrivacy Shield closes over the front camera. Before this model, the camera could only be turned off in software.
Hands-on review, Sep 2026Not found
Searched the maker listing and two reviews. None mentions a cover.
Roborock listing, 2 reviews212°F wash
Drying up to 158°F. A hands-on test measured the wash above 212°F and drying near 142°F.
MOVA page; hands-on measurement212°F wash
Drying temperature not found on the pages searched.
Dreame US page212°F wash
Ecovacs calls it the thermostat ceiling under set conditions. Drying temperature not found.
Ecovacs US page176°F wash
Drying at 131°F. A lab measured both.
Independent lab, Aug 20261.77in (4.5 cm)
Legs lift the body for two-stage obstacles up to 3.54 in (9 cm).
MOVA page; hands-on review1.97in (5 cm)
Maker figure. A home review cleared about 1.5 in.
Dreame page; hands-on review1in
Two consecutive obstacles up to 2 in.
Ecovacs US pageNot verified
No maker climbing figure was found for this model. A hands-on review saw it fail a threshold just over 0.8 in.
Hands-on review, Sep 2026- Carpet pickup scored
- Obstacle course scored
- Pad heat measured
Scores and temperatures come from two independent reviews opened.
Independent reviews, 2026- Carpet: described, no score
- Obstacles: described, no score
- No pad heat figure found
One 3-month home review found. It describes results and gives no scores.
Hands-on review, Sep 2026- Carpet: certifier figures
- No scored obstacle test found
- No pad heat figure found
One hands-on review. Its allergen figures come from a certifier test the review cites.
Hands-on review, Sep 2026- Carpet sand removal 94%
- Obstacles avoided 14 of 24
- Pad drying heat measured
Lab figures from Aug 2026. That lab's average on the obstacle course is 16 of 24.
Independent lab, Aug 2026Same on all four: an auto-empty dock with hot-water pad washing, a list price near $1,300, and no paid app plan found in the app listings.
Your home
How each one fits a home like yours
Set the conditions that describe your home. Each robot answers from its own Fit Check; nothing is scored until you choose.
Fit check
Describe your home
Pick what applies. Each robot answers from its own record.
Everything else
Where they land among 259 robot vacuums
Only the measures on which these four differ. The bar is the whole category; the block is the typical middle half; the tick is the median.
Sources
Where every figure comes from
- V70 Ultra Complete · us.mova.tech product page; MOVA V70 user manual (PDF); Basic Tutorials test (3 Jun 2026); Vacuum Chef review; EFTM review (18 Aug 2026); Just a Dad Approved review (14 Sep 2026)
- L60 Ultra · dreametech.com L60 Ultra page; Vacuum Wars L60 launch article; Just a Dad Approved review (9 Sep 2026)
- Deebot X12S OmniCyclone · ecovacs.com/us product page; BGR review (4 Sep 2026); Android Police launch article
- Qrevo Edge 2 · us.roborock.com listing; Vacuum Wars lab review (28 Aug 2026); PCWorld review (16 Sep 2026)
Every value was read from its source on 5 Oct 2026. "Not found" means the maker pages and the listed reviews were searched and say nothing about it. Lab and test figures are shown only for the robot that was tested.
Questions
What readers ask
Which of the four has the thinnest independent testing?
The Ecovacs X12S, released 4 Sep 2026. One hands-on review and a certifier’s allergen figures turned up. No scored obstacle test or measured pad heat was found.
Does any of them avoid dust bags?
Two do. The MOVA V70 Ultra Complete and the Ecovacs X12S use bagless docks. The Dreame L60 Ultra takes a 3.2 L bag, and the Roborock Qrevo Edge 2 a bag Roborock rates for up to 65 days.
Which one has a physical camera cover?
Only the Ecovacs X12S, which it calls Privacy Shield. The maker pages, MOVA’s manual and the reviews for the other three show a camera and no cover, but a missing mention does not prove none exists.
Common questions