Dreame MOVA V70 Ultra Pure Arrives in Europe With Disposable Dust Bags
The Dreame MOVA V70 Ultra Pure arrives in Europe with disposable dust bags instead of the bagless EcoCyclone system and introduces new Dreame MOVA branding.
Dreame's new MOVA V70 Ultra Pure robot vacuum is now available in Europe, offering an alternative to the bagless dust collection system found on the V70 Ultra Complete.
The new model is now available for €999 in Spain, Germany, France and Italy, with a lower suggested retail price than the V70 Ultra Complete while retaining many of its core cleaning features.
A Return to Disposable Dust Bags
Unlike the V70 Ultra Complete, which collects debris in a washable, reusable container, the V70 Ultra Pure relies on a traditional 3.2-liter disposable dust bag inside its docking station.
MOVA's product specifications confirm the change, with two dust bags included in the box, one of which is preinstalled.
The change gives consumers another option within the V70 lineup, particularly those who prefer the convenience of sealed dust bags over maintaining a reusable container.
Disposable bags simplify debris disposal and reduce direct contact with collected dust, but introduce an ongoing replacement cost.
How Does the V70 Ultra Pure Compare?
Beyond dust collection, the V70 Ultra Pure retains much of the technology found on the more expensive V70 Ultra Complete.
It features 40,000 Pa of suction, compared with the 42,000 Pa advertised for the U.S. version of the Complete.
Both models include MOVA's MaxiReachX extending mop system, which reaches up to 17 centimeters, and rotating mop pads operating at up to 300 rpm with 15 newtons of downward pressure.

The Pure also features retractable lidar navigation, AI obstacle avoidance capable of identifying more than 300 types of objects and a docking station with automatic dust emptying, cleaning solution dispensing, hot-water mop washing and hot-air drying.
However, its threshold-climbing capabilities have been reduced. The Pure can navigate two-stage thresholds up to 2.36 inches, compared with 3.54 inches on the Complete. For a single vertical threshold, the Pure is limited to 1.18 inches.
First Product Following One Dreame Reorganization
The V70 Ultra Pure is also the first new product we've identified carrying the combined Dreame MOVA branding following the company's corporate reorganization announced at IFA 2026.
On Sept. 3, Dreame introduced Dreame Group as part of its broader One Dreame strategy, bringing Dreame, MOVA and NAVEE under a common corporate identity.
Dreame says the reorganization is intended to strengthen collaboration across the brands, combining research, engineering and global resources while maintaining their individual product identities.
The combined name appears on the V70 Ultra Pure's European product listings, while the robot itself and its docking station continue to carry MOVA branding.
Pricing and U.S. Availability
The Dreame MOVA V70 Ultra Pure is available for €999 in Germany, France, Italy and Spain. It is currently offered only in black.
Dreame has not announced plans to release the Pure in the United States. American consumers can already purchase the V70 Ultra Complete, which retains the bagless EcoCyclone system.
It's unclear whether the V70 Ultra Pure received FCC authorization before the July 28 rule change restricting new approvals for foreign-produced robots.
Without prior authorization, the model would need an exemption to enter the U.S. market.