Brand guide · Robot pool cleaners
Every Beatbot pool robot we list, ranked: the AquaSense 2 Ultra and AquaSense X with a dock and surface skimming, the Sora line and the older AquaSense models, all cordless.
7 models evaluated · best Verdict Score 72/100 · Updated September 15, 2026
Every Beatbot is cordless and every one but the original AquaSense lifts itself out of the water when it is done. The AquaSense 2 Ultra is the flagship: floor, walls, waterline and the surface, rated for 360 m², a 150 µm filter, camera and sonar navigation and a dock. The AquaSense X covers the same four zones with camera navigation and a dock, but Beatbot publishes neither its pool size nor its filter fineness. The Sora line navigates by ultrasound and states a 300-minute runtime: the Sora 70 skims the surface as well, the Sora 10 and Sora 30 stop at the waterline, all three rated for 300 m². The AquaSense 2 and the original AquaSense are the older floor, wall and waterline cleaners, the AquaSense rated for 210 m² and the only Beatbot that neither returns to the edge nor lifts itself out.
The rankings this hub draws on: best robot pool cleaners for large pools, for walls and the waterline, for fine debris, hands-off and best value. Every score is computed as described in how we score.
Beatbot's flagship without the self-cleaning station: it skims, cleans floor, walls and waterline, maps with an AI camera, doses a clarifier, parks above the water and charges on a dock.
Beatbot's flagship with a self-cleaning station: AstroRinse rinses the filter and empties a 22 l bin, while the robot skims, cleans floor, walls and waterline and parks at the surface.
The Sora that skims: twin JetPulse jets pull floating debris in for up to seven hours, then it cleans floor, walls and waterline on a 6,800 GPH pump with a 6 l basket and parks at the surface.
Beatbot's entry robot: floor, walls, waterline and shallow ledges from 35 cm on a 6,800 GPH pump, a 5 l basket, ultrasonic obstacle sensing, five hours a charge and waterline parking.
The sensible Beatbot: floor, walls, waterline and shallow platforms from 20 cm of water on a 6,800 GPH pump with a 5 l basket, S-shaped paths, and it floats to the surface when done.
Cordless floor, wall and waterline cleaner on a 5,500 GPH pump with a 2 l basket and 16 sensors, rated for 300 m², that surfaces and parks at the edge when it is done or the battery runs low.
Beatbot's first robot: floor, walls and waterline on a 5,500 GPH pump with ultrasonic mapping, a 2 l basket, a 150 μm filter and a 210 m² rating, but no surface parking.