Cordless Robots Rated for Bigger Pools Than Their Battery Covers
Cordless makers quote pool size in square feet, which sounds precise and hides the assumption: that the robot covers the pool's plan area, once, on a floor-only pass. Walls are real surface too — a 16 by 32 ft pool has nearly as much wall as floor. Every robot below claims a pool noticeably bigger than the one its own runtime covers at a floor-and-wall pace taken from Maytronics' own ratings. That does not make them bad robots. It means the number on the box is the best case, and the arithmetic on each row is the ordinary one.
How this list is ordered: Cordless robots whose maker's pool claim is more than 10 % beyond the pool its published runtime covers at 13 sq ft a minute, ordered by the size of the gap. 10 of the catalog’s robots qualify. 1 of them is no longer listed by its maker in the US — Aiper Scuba S1 Pro — so this list includes models you cannot currently buy new.

1Beatbot
~$799Beatbot AquaSense
Beatbot's first-generation AquaSense is still on sale, at the same $799 as its successor.
- Claim vs runtime
- ~67 ft claimed, ~49 ft covered
- Filtration
- 150 µm · sand, grit and leaves

2Aiper
~$1,700Aiper Scuba X1 Pro Max
Aiper's biggest robot pumps 8,500 gallons an hour, skims the surface for up to 12 hours and claims pools up to 100 feet long.
- Claim vs runtime
- ~100 ft claimed, ~74 ft covered
- Filtration
- No micron figure published

3WYBOT
~$1,330WYBOT S2 Solar
The S2 Solar lives in the pool: it returns to a solar-charged magnetic dock when its battery drops to 20 percent, recharges, and goes back to work on its schedule.
- Claim vs runtime
- ~80 ft claimed, ~62 ft covered
- Filtration
- 180 µm · sand, grit and leaves

4WYBOT
~$1,520WYBOT S2 Solar Vision
Adding a camera to the S2 Solar gives an AI Vision floor mode that goes straight for visible debris instead of sweeping the whole floor, which WYBOT claims is 20 times faster.
- Claim vs runtime
- ~80 ft claimed, ~62 ft covered
- Filtration
- 180 µm · sand, grit and leaves

5Beatbot
~$1,954Beatbot AquaSense 2 Ultra
An AI camera, two time-of-flight sensors and four ultrasonic sensors steer the AquaSense 2 Ultra, and Beatbot rates it for 4.5 hours on walls and waterline, five on the floor and ten skimming the surface.
- Claim vs runtime
- ~88 ft claimed, ~70 ft covered
- Filtration
- 150 µm · sand, grit and leaves

6Beatbot
~$426Beatbot Sora 10
Beatbot's entry robot for 2026 promises four hours on floor, walls and waterline from a 7,800 mAh pack, a five-litre basket and parking at the waterline, for $426.
- Claim vs runtime
- ~80 ft claimed, ~65 ft covered
- Filtration
- 150 µm · sand, grit and leaves
- AiperScuba X1Cordless floor+wall+waterline
7Aiper
~$800Aiper Scuba X1
Aiper's X1 scrubs horizontally up to two inches above the waterline, pulls 6,600 gallons an hour through a five-litre basket and a 3-micron MicroMesh layer, and charges on a wireless dock.
- Claim vs runtime
- ~66 ft claimed, ~55 ft covered
- Filtration
- 3 µm · fine dust and algae

8Aiper
~$1,200Aiper Scuba S1 ProNo longer listed by Aiper
The S1 Pro adds a 3-micron ultra-fine layer under the 180-micron basket, horizontal waterline scrubbing, the Aiper app and a 66-foot rating to the S1 recipe.
- Claim vs runtime
- ~66 ft claimed, ~55 ft covered
- Filtration
- 3 µm · fine dust and algae

9Beatbot
~$649Beatbot Sora 30
Moving up from the Sora 10 buys a 10,000 mAh battery, 4.5 hours on a full floor-wall-waterline cycle, four roller brushes and a slightly bigger basket.
- Claim vs runtime
- ~80 ft claimed, ~70 ft covered
- Filtration
- 150 µm · sand, grit and leaves

10Beatbot
~$999Beatbot Sora 70
The top Sora adds surface skimming (up to seven hours), a six-litre basket, a charging dock and a three-year warranty.
- Claim vs runtime
- ~80 ft claimed, ~70 ft covered
- Filtration
- 150 µm · sand, grit and leaves
Other shortlists
- Cordless Robots With the Battery for a 16 × 32 In-Ground Pool
- Robots Rated for Above-Ground Pools
- Corded Robots That Scrub the Waterline for Under $1,500
- Robots That Filter Fine Dust and Algae (50 Microns or Finer)
- The Easiest Robots to Get Out of the Pool
- Solar Robotic Skimmers, by Filter Mesh
- Floor Robots With the Lowest Cost per Warranty Year