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The Scuba V3's camera does find debris and three independent testers came away with clean pools, but a run ends near three hours, it sinks 10 minutes after parking at the waterline, and AIPER rates it for half the area of the Soras.
The cordless pool robot to buy if leaves land on your water and you are home to lift it out: it skims the surface, then cleans the floor, walls and waterline. Skip it if your pool already has a skimmer or a cover, because the Sora 30 does the same work underwater.
The cordless pool robot for a large pool with a shallow sun shelf, if you are home to lift it out after most runs: it cleans the floor, walls, waterline and platforms down to 8 inches. Skip it if you want a robot that runs itself all week, because it has no weekly timer and its Eco mode only covers the floor.
A small, light cordless robot that cleans a plain pool floor, walls and waterline well, with the same 6,800 GPH and rated area as the Soras above it. Skip it if you need steps or a sun shelf cleaned, if your problem is algae and silt, or if nobody is home to lift it out when a run ends.
In the registry, no review written yet. The claims below come off the maker's own documentation and the live listing.
In the registry, no review written yet. The claims below come off the maker's own documentation and the live listing.
In the registry, no review written yet. The claims below come off the maker's own documentation and the live listing.