Key Features

• ✓Expensive - The Beatbot Aquasense is a rather new pool robot and brings a cordless design to pool cleaning. However, after testing, there are better options avaliable.
• ✓Battery Performance - While the manufacturer claims up to three hours of cleaning time, we observed that the actual performance varied significantly. And recharging the robot every day was a big pain compared to corded models.
• ✓Inconsistent Cleaning Coverage - The robot did not always cover the entire pool uniformly. It often missed spots, particularly along the waterline and the corners, necessitating additional manual cleaning or multiple runs to achieve satisfactory results​
• ✓Clogged Filter - In our testing, the double-layer filter system, although effective at capturing debris, clogged frequently with leaves and larger particles. This required frequent cleaning and maintenance, reducing its convenience factor​
• ✓Suction Power - The suction power was less impressive than expected. The cleaner struggled to pick up finer debris and larger leaves, resulting in a less thorough cleaning compared to other models in thtat cost less.
• ✓Durability Concerns - After a few weeks of use, we noticed wear and tear on the brushes and wheels. This raised concerns about the long-term durability and reliability of the cleaner, especially given its high price point​