Two new robots appear to have solved this problem. The Wybot S3 and Beatbot AquaSense X are both self-cleaning, but they use different approaches.

Put down the cleaning pole and let these robots keep your pool sparkling clean as they remove algae & dirt without forcing you to move much. By Julian Vittorio Published Jan 24, 2024 4:00 PM EST We ...

Experience pool cleaning like never before with the Beatbot AquaSense, the top choice for high-end robotic pool cleaners.

As summer approaches and we start to get ready for pool season in some parts of the country, it's time to think about upgrading your pool cleaning tools. One good addition to your regimen should be a ...

Cleaning your pool is a necessary and frequent chore, but it doesn’t have to cut down on your swimming time. A good robotic pool cleaner can make it easy to maintain your backyard swimming hole by ...

We are just days away from closing our in-ground pool for the year. This was our second year of having a swimming pool, and the second year of evaluating robotic pool cleaners. Why the pool robots?

The Beatbot AquaSense Pro emerges as a top-tier player in the world of robotic pool cleaners, boasting an impressive array of features that set it apart from the competition. With nine motors, 20 ...

Maintaining the cleanliness of your pool has never been easier, thanks to the advancement of smart robotic pool vacuum cleaners. These devices are designed to take the hassle out of pool maintenance, ...

Warm weather is nearly here, and there’s no better way to get your swimming pool ready than with the Fanttik Aero X Cordless Robotic Pool Cleaner. Developed by a core R&D team with DJI lineage, led by ...

Keeping a full-size pool free of debris and grime can be a lot of work, which is why robotic pool cleaners have grown so much in popularity in recent years. These automated machines incorporate ...

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