AquaSense 2 Pro

It's not a big hustle to be honest. I have the Beatbot Aquasense 2 Pro and it lasts 5-6 hrs per charge. You don't need to control it while it's under water so that comment makes no sense. You select the cleaning settings before dropping it in the water. Once it's done, it'll park at a spot on the ed

I will go against the majority opinion here: get a cordless robot. I bought a $1600 Dolphin Sigma blah blah and after <6 months I had to send it back. They 'repaired' it, sent it back to me, for the exact same issue to pop up again. I sent it back for a 2nd repair, and bought two Beatbots (AquaSense

I had a polaris for years before moving on to a Beatbot AquaSense 2 Pro and I will say it's night an day. I have a 27k gallon gunite salt water roman pool with 3 steps on one side and then two cut out benches on the other. I've got a slide, but that doesn't add much to the cleaning aspect other than

I've been a pool owner for over 35 years and have used a handful of different automatic pool cleaners, and although I've only had my Beatbot AquaSense 2 Pro for a couple months it is clear that it stands head and shoulders above the rest. The best thing about this is the amount of time saved. No hos