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MOVA N1 window cleaning robot goes on sale in Germany at 249 euros
MOVA's first window cleaning robot, the N1, reached German buyers in mid-February 2026 at 249 euros, orderable from MOVA and Amazon after its CES 2026 showing.
Full assessment
AutonomyL3 unchangedReadinessReadiness unchangedScoreScores unchangedIt works on a power cord with a safety rope and leaves frames and corners to the owner.
WatchingFor independent tests of streaking and edge coverage.
Impact on autonomy
- Plans its own path across the pane for full coverage, per MOVA.
- Returns to its start position when done and must be removed by hand.
- No dedicated corner cleaning; frames still need manual wiping.
Impact on readiness
- Recommended price in Germany is 249 euros, per Notebookcheck.
- Orderable directly from MOVA and from Amazon at launch.
- Needs a power outlet near the window; the pads are washed by hand.
Claim check3 claims reviewed
Intelligent path planning for complete coverageA MOVA promise relayed by Notebookcheck at launch; HouseControllers notes it has no special corner cleaningAn all-in-one window cleaning solutionSmarthomeAssistent reports corded operation, manual removal after each pane and hand-washed padsA new model on the marketSmarthomeAssistent reports it was first shown at CES 2026 before the German sale beganBottom lineA documented German release at 249 euros; coverage and streaking claims had no independent test at launch.
Technical notes2 sections
- Release
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Notebookcheck reported on February 17, 2026 that MOVA had launched the N1, its first window cleaning robot, and that it could recently be ordered for a recommended 249 euros directly from MOVA or from Amazon. SmarthomeAssistent reported the same day that the N1, presented at CES 2026, was now available for 249 euros. MOVA’s global store listing for the white N1 went live on February 11, 2026, Eastern time.
- How it works
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SmarthomeAssistent describes a corded robot that needs an outlet near the window and holds to the glass by suction, with a safety rope. When it finishes, it returns to its start position and has to be taken off by hand. The wiping pads are cleaned by hand, and a second pad is included. HouseControllers lists 8,000 Pa of suction and a dual spray system, and notes that the N1 does without dedicated corner cleaning and cordless operation, so owners clean the frame while the robot handles the pane.