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Beatbot sells the AquaSense 2 Ultra at 2,699 euros instead of 3,850 euros

On its official product pages, Beatbot lists the AquaSense 2 Ultra at 2,699 euros including tax, below the reference price of 3,850 euros. In the United States, the gap is similar.

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The AquaSense 2 Ultra is sold at 2,699 EUR including tax on Beatbot's official product pages, which show a crossed-out price of 3,850 EUR, taxes included, beside it.1

On the US market, the manufacturer gives a list price of 3,150 USD and a sale price of 2,299 USD.1

Beatbot presents the robot as available.1

Beatbot does not say since when this price has applied, or whether it is temporary.

What the manufacturer states for this price

All the specifications below come from Beatbot's product pages. The robot weighs 13.2 kg and is rated IP68, while its charging station is rated IPX4.1

For battery life, the manufacturer gives two figures depending on the mode, in continuous operation: up to 10 h for surface cleaning and up to 5 h for floor cleaning. Charging takes 4 h 30.1

Navigation is autonomous. Beatbot bases it on a sensor fusion system called HybridSense®, which combines an AI camera with infrared and ultrasonic sensors. Onboard computing relies on a 4-core Cortex-A7 processor.1

The robot can also be controlled from a mobile app. According to the manufacturer, however, remote control is only possible when the robot is moving on the water surface.1

Beatbot states a 3-year warranty.1

Source

  1. Beatbot (official product pages): street price, manufacturer suggested price, availability, weight, ingress protection (ip), battery runtime, charge time, autonomous navigation, mapping, camera, onboard compute, official mobile app, teleoperation supported and warranty

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