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Unboxing the MOVA Z60 Ultra Complete!

My first look at the robot, dock and generous supply of spare parts in the tested Complete package.

The MOVA Z60 Ultra Roller Complete arrived, and I wanted to show what actually comes in the box. The robot and dock are the obvious pieces, but the extra accessories are a big part of what makes this the Complete bundle.

And there are quite a few of them.

The retail box identifies the model as the MOVA Z60 Ultra Roller Complete.

First Impressions of the Packaging

The box was a good size, but I was able to carry it myself. Inside, everything was packed tightly, with protective coverings on the major pieces to help keep them from getting scratched.

I thought the available space was used well. When you’re unpacking something this large, it’s nice to see the parts organized rather than moving around inside the box.

The robot, dock and accessories unpacked on a table.

What Came With My Unit?

Along with the robot and base station, my original inventory recorded:

Four roller mops in total, including the one installed.
Four filters in total, including the one installed.
Two main-brush sets in total, including the installed set.
Spare side brushes and dust bags.
One bottle of floor-cleaning solution.
One bottle of pet solution.
A power cord.

Replacement consumables and cleaning solution in the accessory packaging.

The spare parts are what stood out to me. It’s useful to have a replacement ready when you’re maintaining the robot, particularly when a washable part needs time to dry before going back in.

I’ve left the exact side-brush and dust-bag counts out because the totals and replacement counts in my original list didn’t agree. The photos show the package I received; check the packing list and seller’s description for your own bundle.

Lay Everything Out Before You Start

I put the contents on the table so I could see what was included and separate the installed parts from the replacements. I’d recommend doing the same before putting the packaging away.

The dock, robot, power cord, cleaning solutions and spare parts laid out after unboxing.

Keep the spare consumables together somewhere you’ll remember. Having them in the box is helpful; finding them when it’s time to clean the robot is even better.

How Long Will the Extras Last?

My first reaction was that this was a substantial supply of spares. I hadn’t tested how long they would last, though, so I wouldn’t put a fixed lifespan on the bundle. How often you run the robot, what it picks up and how you maintain the parts will all matter.

For an unboxing, it was a good first impression: secure packaging, plenty of replacement parts and everything laid out ready for setup. The cleaning tests would come next.