SE Plus

I bought a Betta SE Plus a couple of years ago and I love it. It‘s solar powered and starts running a within 30 minutes of sunrise through a couple of hours after dark. Other than emptying the filter, there is no maintenance. Well worth the $300 ish we paid in my opinion.

Aiper Seagull Pro $500 (or S1 $600) + Betta SE Plus $390 (or Surfer S2 ($360). I like them separate since the skimmer runs 24/7, while you need to pull out the robot to charge. The Aquasense2 + Betta would also be a good combo. I've had the Seagull 3 years and Betta2 3 years and Betta SE Plus 1 year

Third! Specifically the Betta SE Plus which solar charges but can also be charged from an outlet. In the summer I almost never have to manually charge it and it just runs 24/7 picking up surface debris. That also keeps a lot of it from sinking to the bottom. In the winter I have to charge it every f

My Betta SE Plus runs 24/7/365, well worth it. At least with 4 oak trees dropping leaves, acorns and catkins. Still need to use a leaf net during the worst days, but the Betta catches a lot of stuff while you're doing other things (like sleeping). It keeps a lot off the floor, so a robot is not need

Probably hard to go wrong. We have had a Betta SE Plus and Betta Flex. Of the two the Flex is much better. The SE Plus would likely be ok in a pool that is open all the time, so it has all day to put around, but the Flex is much speedier. Both will run all day and night, no required maintenance othe

We have insane debris drop on our pool constantly. Magnolia, birch, live oak, and pollen. Plus a bug cemetery since we live close to the marsh. We were skimming multiple times a day and still struggling to keep clean. Bought the Betta SE Plus and have ZERO regrets. It runs 24/7 on solar alone and ma

The only thing that gets mine are oak catkins. Nothing tangled, just loads up way to fast. Thankfully it's only a week or two. My Betta 2 has been running 24/7 for 4 years when my Betta SE Plus isn't running 24/7.

Will they ever use the pool? I’d go with a vacuum that plugs into the pool. That way you can just throw it in and forget about it. I use a Betta SE Plus for skimming. Very low maintenance. It does its thing all day and night. I empty it 1-2 times a week depending on how windy it is.

This. A solar skimmer runs 24/7. An "all in one" drains the battery while only skimming for an hour or two. It's also cheaper to buy them separately. Beatbot Sora 10 + iSkim (or Betta SE Plus). Or Aquasense 2 if you want some bells and whistles (but smaller basket).

Betta SE Plus it's great for skimming. The combo units are not solar, so require charging after 3 or 4 hours. The Better can run non-stop, only requiring a charge of it's been in the shade for a day. The Aquasense 2 is decent price lately. I like my Aiper Seagull Pro, but not sure if they still sell