For the owner who is done thinking about the pool
By The Numbers
22 L
Station debris bin, about 3,000 leaves
2 mo
Typical time between bin emptying
6,800 GPH
Maximum suction
29
Sensors incl. AI camera
Full Specifications
Published figures for the Beatbot AquaSense X, from Beatbot's own specification sheet.
| Cleaning coverage | Floor, walls, waterline, water surface, water clarification |
|---|---|
| Smart cleaning modes | 7 |
| Navigation | AI camera, infrared and ultrasonic sensing with pool mapping and path optimization |
| Sensors | 29 |
| AI debris recognition | Over 40 debris types |
| Motors | 11 |
| Maximum suction | 6,800 GPH |
| Battery | 13,400 mAh |
| Charging | Wireless, 88W fast charging, about 4.5 hours |
| Surface runtime | Up to 10 hours |
| Floor runtime | Up to 5 hours |
| Wall and waterline runtime | Up to 5 hours |
| Filtration | Down to 150 micron |
| Robot filter basket | 5 L |
| Self-cleaning station | AstroRinse: 22 L debris bin holding about 3,000 leaves, 3-minute filter rinse, disposable debris bag, emptying about once every 2 months |
| Station weight and size | 41.9 lb, 25.1 x 21.1 x 22.0 in |
| Robot weight and size | 28.9 lb, 17.4 x 17.3 x 11.2 in |
| Night cleaning | Dual 1,500 Lx front LED lights |
| Voice control | Google Home, Alexa, Siri |
| Retrieval | SmartDrain surface parking with one-click return |
| Recommended pool size | Up to about 3,875 sq ft per charge |
| Station placement | Platform at least 3.3 x 3.3 ft beside water at least 14 in deep |
| Pool types | In-ground and above-ground; rectangular, round, kidney and freeform; concrete, tile, vinyl and fiberglass |
| Storage conditions | -4 F to 158 F, relative humidity up to 75 percent |
| Warranty | 2 years, handled by Beatbot |
Frequently Asked Questions
After a session the robot docks at the AstroRinse station, which empties the collected debris into a 22 L bin and rinses the robot's filter in about three minutes. The bin holds roughly 3,000 leaves, so most owners empty it about once every two months, into a disposable bag. What disappears is the per-session routine of tipping the basket and hosing the mesh.
Straight answer: only if the self-cleaning function removes work you actually do, or your pool sheds enough debris that basket capacity is the limit. The 2 Ultra already gives you AI mapping, night cleaning, step coverage and five-in-one cleaning for considerably less. Buy the X for what it does after the clean, not during it. We would rather say that plainly than sell the more expensive machine.
On a flat platform of at least 3.3 x 3.3 ft at the pool edge, beside water at least 14 inches deep. It weighs 41.9 lb and measures about 25 x 21 x 22 inches. No plumbing is involved.
The station charges the robot wirelessly at 88W: it docks, charges in about 4.5 hours, and is ready for the next scheduled session without anyone connecting a plug near the water.
Yes. Google Home, Alexa and Siri are supported alongside the Beatbot app, which also handles scheduling, mode selection and one-click return to the surface.
The vision system is used for navigation and debris recognition, identifying over 40 debris types onboard. Beatbot's AquaSense privacy engineering is certified by TUV Rheinland under ETSI EN 303 645.
Compare the pool cleaner range
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Beatbot AquaSense 2 Ultra
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Beatbot AquaSense 2 Pro
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WYBOT S2 Solar Vision
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The pool takes care of itself
- 22 L station bin, emptied about once every two months
- 6,800 GPH suction with 29-sensor AI navigation
- Wireless 88W charging at the station
- Night cleaning under dual 1,500 Lx LEDs
