Beatbot AquaSense 2 Ultra review
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.
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Review method: Specification analysis
Our verdict
The AquaSense 2 Ultra is Beatbot's flagship without the self-cleaning station, and the one with eyes: HybridSense adds an AI camera with two time-of-flight sensors to the ultrasonic and infrared set, 27 sensors in all, so the robot maps the pool, goes back for debris it missed and cleans raised platforms as a separate job. It covers surface, floor, walls and waterline and doses a natural ClearWater clarifier itself. The pump is rated at 5,500 GPH, about 20,800 l/h, the larger of the two baskets holds 4 l behind 150 and 250 μm stages, and the rating is 360 m². When it finishes or runs low it surfaces, parks at the edge and charges on its dock. Beatbot publishes neither runtime nor charging time, only a 13,400 mAh battery, and 13.2 kg is a heavy lift. The warranty is three years; against the Sora 70, the extra money buys the camera, the clarifier and 60 m² more.
Pros
- AI camera and ultrasonic mapping, 27 sensors, goes back for missed debris
- Surface, floor, walls, waterline and clarification in one robot
- Parks above the water and charges on a dock
- 4 l basket with 150 μm filtration, rated for 360 m²
- Three-year warranty
Cons
- 13.2 kg, a heavy lift out of the water
- No runtime or charging time published, only a 13,400 mAh battery
- No scheduling or Bluetooth in the specification
Best for
- Large freeform pools with steps and raised platforms
- Owners who want mapping and a clarifier in one robot
Not recommended for
- Plain rectangular pools, where the Sora 70 skims for less money
- Anyone who lifts the robot out by hand often
Score breakdown
- Coverage
- 100 /100
- Filtration
- 27 /100
- Navigation
- 95 /100
- Power
- 76 /100
- Automation
- 72 /100
- Ease of Use
- 65 /100
- Reliability
- 72 /100
- Value
- 25 /100
In detail
What it cleans
It cleans the floor, walls, waterline and surface. The manufacturer rates it for pools up to 360 m². That is more than 90% of the 11 pool robots with a published figure.
Filtration and pump
The filter catches particles down to 150 µm. The basket holds 4 l. The pump moves 20,820 l/h.
Navigation and automation
Navigation: camera + sonar. It returns to the edge when done, lifts itself out of the water, has a dock and comes with a remote.
Power
It runs cordless.
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Specifications
What it cleans
- Floor
- Yes
- Walls
- Yes
- Waterline
- Yes
- Surface
- Yes
Filtration
- Filter fineness
- 150 µm
- Debris basket
- 4 l
- Baskets
- Larger 4.0 l with 150 and 250 μm stages; thinner 3.7 l at 250 μm
Navigation
- Mapping
- Camera + sonar
- Rated pool size
- 360 m²
- Floor gradient
- Not published
- Sensors
- 27, including an AI camera with two ToF sensors, two infrared and four ultrasonic sensors
- Debris detection
- AI cruise detection of missed debris; independent cleaning of raised platforms
Automation
- Lifts itself out
- Yes
- Returns to the edge
- Yes
- Dock
- Yes
- Scheduling
- No
- Water quality sensing
- No
- Remote control
- Yes
Power
- Cordless
- Yes
- Battery
- 13,400 mAh
- Runtime
- Not published
- Charging time
- Not published
- Pump flow
- 20,820 l/h
- Suction, as published
- 5,500 GPH
- Motors
- 11
Connectivity
- Wi-Fi
- Yes
- Bluetooth
- No
- 4G / LTE
- No
Physical
- Weight
- 13.2 kg
- L × W × H
- 454 × 439 × 277 mm
- Noise
- Not published
Support
- Warranty
- 36 months
- Released
- Not published
Cleaning
- Brushes
- Four extra-large roller brushes and two side brushes
- Water clarification
- ClearWater natural agent dispensed automatically
- Modes
- 6
Chassis
- Wheels
- Six guide wheels and two track wheels
Fit
- Pool types
- Above-ground and in-ground, all shapes
Data source: Beatbot product page comparison table (2 Ultra column), retrieved September 10, 2026
Where to buy
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Top picks
- MOVA85
MOVA Rover X10
MOVA's flagship pool robot: skims the surface, cleans floor, walls, waterline, corners, steps and shallows with a 38,000 l/h pump, maps with an underwater laser, runs six hours a charge and parks at the surface.
- Beatbot72
Beatbot AquaSense X
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.
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Beatbot Sora 70
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.