Side-by-side comparison

Beatbot AquaSense 2 Ultra vs Dolphin T60

See how these two robots compare—and why the Dolphin Sigma is the easy choice for corded cleaning with no battery downtime.

Beatbot AquaSense 2 Ultra robotic pool cleaner on a white background

Beatbot AquaSense 2 Ultra

3-year full-replacement protection

  • Cordless
  • Up to 3,444 sq ft per the current FAQ; the page's comparison table separately lists 3,875 sq ft
  • Surface + floor + walls + waterline + qualifying platforms + water clarification
  • Up to 5 hours floor or 10 hours surface; official pages conflict between 4.5 and 5 hours for walls/waterline
Dolphin T60 robotic pool cleaner on a white background

Dolphin T60

T-Series™

3 years manufacturer warranty

  • Corded — no recharge time
  • Up to 50 ft
  • Floor + Walls + Waterline
  • Multi-layer filter basket + Ultra-Fine Filter kit
Why corded wins

Corded Dolphin keeps pool cleaning simpler than a battery-powered Beatbot.

Beatbot adds smart features, but it also adds charging, finite runtime and battery care. Dolphin Max-Series™ and ProLine™ keep the routine simple with continuous corded power and reusable filtration.

The cordless trade-off

AquaSense 2 Ultra runs on a battery

  • No floating cable, but the robot must recharge after its available battery is used.
  • Runtime: Up to 5 hours floor or 10 hours surface; official pages conflict between 4.5 and 5 hours for walls/waterline
  • Recharge time: About 4.5 hours
Why we recommend Dolphin

Corded power keeps the next cycle ready

  • No charging delay or finite battery runtime.
  • Reusable MaxBin™, NanoFilters™ or MultiMedia™ filtration choices.
  • Authorized-dealer support and genuine replacement parts.

Choose a Max-Series™ or ProLine™ Dolphin when immediate repeat cycles, simpler corded operation, model-specific filtration and Maytronics' authorized-dealer network matter more.

Explore Max-Series™ or explore ProLine™.

The Dolphins worth buying

Four corded picks. No battery compromises.

Every model below is ready for another full-capacity cycle as soon as the filter is rinsed. Choose the cleaning coverage and filtration that fit your pool.

Clean again immediately

No multi-hour charging break between cycles.

Choose your filtration

MaxBin™, NanoFilters™ or Premier MultiMedia™.

Buy with support

Manufacturer warranty, genuine parts and authorized dealers.

Beatbot AquaSense 2 Ultra vs Dolphin T60 side by side
What to compare AquaSense 2 Ultra T60
Pool and cleaning system
Power Cordless 13,400 mAh battery with a 200 W brushless motor-pump Corded low-voltage power; no onboard traction battery to recharge
Pool ratingUp to 3,444 sq ft per the current FAQ; the page's comparison table separately lists 3,875 sq ftUp to 50 ft
Cleaning coverageSurface + floor + walls + waterline + qualifying platforms + water clarificationFloor + Walls + Waterline
Runtime / cycleUp to 5 hours floor or 10 hours surface; official pages conflict between 4.5 and 5 hours for walls/waterline2 hours
Charging / repeat cycles About 4.5 hours to recharge No charging delay; rinse the filter and start another cycle
Flow rate5,500 GPH maximum in Beatbot internal testing4,500 GPH
Scrubbing systemFour extra-large roller brushes + dual surface side brushes2 (active)
Filtration4.0 L larger basket with 150/250 µm media + 3.7 L thinner basket with 250 µm mediaMulti-layer filter basket + Ultra-Fine Filter kit
Controls and ownership
NavigationHybridSense® AI mapping with 27 sensors and debris detectionNot published
Scheduling / controlsScheduled cleaning, mapping history, water-temperature monitoring, OTA updates and above-water remote navigationMyDolphin™ Plus + Weekly timer
Warranty3-year full-replacement protection3 years manufacturer warranty
What is included
  • Robot + protective cover
  • Dual filter baskets
  • Two side brushes + screws
  • Charging dock
  • Retrieval hook + screwdriver
  • Clarifying-agent kit shown in the current box graphic
  • Multi-layer filter basket
  • Ultra-Fine Filter kit
  • App-connected power supply
  • Caddy

Sizing note: Beatbot uses pool area while many Dolphins use maximum pool length. Match each rating to your measured pool instead of trying to convert one into the other.

How AquaSense 2 Ultra and T60 compare

The Beatbot AquaSense 2 Ultra is cordless and rated for up to 3,444 sq ft per the current faq; the page's comparison table separately lists 3,875 sq ft. It cleans surface + floor + walls + waterline + qualifying platforms + water clarification and uses 4.0 l larger basket with 150/250 µm media + 3.7 l thinner basket with 250 µm media filtration. Runtime: Up to 5 hours floor or 10 hours surface; official pages conflict between 4.5 and 5 hours for walls/waterline.

The Dolphin T60 comes from the T-Series™ lineup. It is rated for up to 50 ft and cleans floor + walls + waterline with Multi-layer filter basket + Ultra-Fine Filter kit filtration. Its standard cycle is 2 hours.

The easy choice: corded Dolphin

The AquaSense 2 Ultra removes the floating cable, but it adds charging time, finite runtime and battery care to the cleaning routine.

We recommend the Dolphin Sigma. It delivers corded cleaning with no recharge delay, plus it is the ProLine™ flagship, combining triple commercial-grade motors with app control and gyroscope-guided SmartNav 3.0™ for Dolphin’s most advanced clean.

Large-pool note: do not substitute a 50 ft residential Dolphin for a pool that genuinely requires a larger published rating. Size the cleaner to the actual pool before comparing convenience or price.

Ready to choose your Dolphin?

Start with Max-Series™ for corded value, or step up to ProLine™ for our strongest residential filtration and coverage.

Common questions

AquaSense 2 Ultra vs T60 FAQ

Is Beatbot AquaSense 2 Ultra better than Dolphin T60?

For most pool owners, we recommend a corded Dolphin Max-Series™ or ProLine™ robot. Beatbot AquaSense 2 Ultra removes the cable, but it also adds charging time, finite runtime and battery care.

What is the biggest difference between these two cleaners?

Beatbot adds smart features, but it also adds charging, finite runtime and battery care. Dolphin Max-Series™ and ProLine™ keep the routine simple with continuous corded power and reusable filtration.

Can their pool-size ratings be compared directly?

No. Beatbot uses pool area while many Dolphins use maximum pool length. Match each rating to your measured pool instead of trying to convert one into the other.

Which Dolphin is your pick?

Start with the Dolphin Sigma from the ProLine™: it is the ProLine™ flagship, combining triple commercial-grade motors with app control and gyroscope-guided SmartNav 3.0™ for Dolphin’s most advanced clean.

Product details

Sources and specifications

We reviewed these manufacturer pages and policies on November 9, 2026. Specifications, prices and app features can change.

  1. Beatbot: Beatbot AquaSense 2 Ultra AI Robotic Pool Cleaner product specifications
  2. Maytronics: Dolphin T60 specifications
  3. Beatbot US warranty policy