Beatbot AquaSense
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Beatbot

AquaSense

Beatbot's first robot, still sold at $799: floor, walls and waterline on a 5,500 GPH pump with ultrasonic mapping, a 2 l basket and a 150 μm filter, rated for 210 m², with no surface parking and a two-year warranty.

Price in the manufacturer's shop
$799Check price
UltrasonicFloor · Walls · WaterlineCordlessHauled out by hand

Review method: Specification analysis

Our verdict

The original AquaSense is where Beatbot started, and its table shows what the later models added. It cleans the floor in S-shaped passes and the walls and waterline in N-shaped ones, guided by two ultrasonic sensors and two gyroscopes among 15, and it draws 5,500 GPH, about 20,800 l/h, through a single 2 l polyester basket with a 150 μm mesh. It is rated for 210 m², sealed to IP68, drains itself when you lift it out, and weighs 9.3 kg. What it does not do is come back to you: there is no surface parking, so it waits on the floor of the deep end, it charges from a plug rather than a dock, and it has three motors where the AquaSense 2 Ultra has eleven. Beatbot publishes neither runtime nor charging time for the 6,700 mAh battery. At $799 it costs exactly what the AquaSense 2 does, and the 2 adds surface parking and 300 m² for the same money, so the original only makes sense at a real discount.

Pros

  • Floor, walls and waterline with ultrasonic mapping
  • IP68, 9.3 kg, drains itself on lifting
  • Cordless with app control

Cons

  • No surface parking
  • 2 l basket and a plug charger
  • Same $799 as the AquaSense 2, which does more
  • No runtime or charging time published

Best for

  • Small pools bought at a clearance price
  • Owners who do not mind fishing the robot out

Not recommended for

  • Anyone paying the same as for the AquaSense 2
  • Leafy pools that need a bigger basket

Score breakdown

Coverage
80 /100
Filtration
12 /100
Navigation
73 /100
Power
76 /100
Automation
0 /100
Ease of Use
71 /100
Reliability
61 /100
Value
46 /100
How we score

Specifications

What it cleans

Floor
Yes
Walls
Yes
Waterline
Yes
Surface
No

Filtration

Filter fineness
150 µm
Debris basket
2 l

Navigation

Mapping
Ultrasonic
Rated pool size
210 m²
Floor gradient
Not published

Power

Cordless
Yes
Pump flow
20,820 l/h

Automation

Lifts itself out
No
Returns to the edge
No
Dock
No
Scheduling
No
Water quality sensing
No
Remote control
No

Power

Battery
Not published
Runtime
Not published
Charging time
Not published

Connectivity

Wi-Fi
Yes
Bluetooth
No
4G / LTE
No

Physical

Weight
9.3 kg
L × W × H
451 × 403 × 233 mm
Noise
Not published

Support

Warranty
24 months
Released
Not published

Power

Suction, as published
5,500 GPH
Battery
6,700 mAh
Motors
3

Navigation

Sensors
15, including two gyroscopes and two ultrasonic sensors
Patterns
S-shaped on the floor, N-shaped on walls and waterline

Cleaning

Brushes
Two pairs of roller brushes with differential speed; one suction port
Modes
Quick, standard and a custom mode by update

Filtration

Filter
One polyester basket, top access

Fit

Water depth
0.5 to 3 m

Control

Water release
SmartDrain automatic release on lifting

Beatbot product page comparison table (AquaSense column), retrieved 2026-09-10

Where to buy

Manufacturer's store
$799
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