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The WYBOT S3 maps the pool on its first run, then docks, recharges and empties its own debris into a 10 L bin on the deck. Here is how that works and who it is for.

The A1 is a floor cleaner for flat pools. The B1 adds walls and waterline in a compact body. The C1 covers mid-size pools with app control. The C2 adds dual-layer filtration and the longest runtime of the four.

The AquaSense 2 cleans floor, walls and waterline. The 2 Pro adds the surface and water clarifying. The 2 Ultra adds an AI camera that maps the pool and goes back for missed leaves.

All three Sora robots share 6,800 GPH suction and about 3,230 sq ft of coverage. They differ in battery, shallow-water reach, how they come back to you, and whether they clean the surface.

A corded robot runs as long as you like on a floating cable. A cordless one runs on a battery with nothing to tangle. Here is how they differ in use and which pools suit each.

A pool robot scrubs algae off surfaces and filters out what is loose. It does not kill algae. Here is how the two jobs fit together and which filter features help.

Yes, pool robots pick up leaves, but intake size and basket capacity decide how well. Here is what to look for in fall, and why a surface skimmer does half the job before leaves sink.

Overnight is generally fine. Living in the water is not, for most pool robots. Here is what the makers advise, why, and which models are designed to stay in the pool between cleans.

Most pool owners know the routine. Skim the surface, brush the walls, vacuum the floor. Repeat every few days. It is not hard, exactly, but it is constant, and it is time you are not spending actually enjoying your pool.The...