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Beatbot Deals for Your Summer Splash

As summer beckons, AI helpers clean away winter’s muck.

It's almost time to dive into your backyard pool. Beatbot has slashed prices on their lineup of robotic pool cleaners, with the best deal on their AquaSense 2 Ultra at £499 ($500 off). This model boasts near-perfect cleaning capabilities and AI-powered debris detection, making it a top pick for those who want pristine waterlines without breaking the bank. The Sora 30 is another solid choice, offering great value and easy use with its companion app. For surface skimming enthusiasts, the iSkim Ultra offers automatic cleaning but requires manual scrubbing of walls and floors.


The sale ends on April 26, so if you're planning a pool party this summer, consider these deals before diving in. Plus, unlimited access to WIRED’s best reporting is just £109 per year—talk about a refreshing read!

Original source:  https://www.wired.com/story/beatbot-pool-cleaning-robot-deals-april-2026/
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