
Beatbot Sora 10
Ideal for pool owners who want an affordable cordless pool robot that still cleans the floor, walls, waterline and shallow platform areas.
Guide price from $999
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Compare the full Beatbot Sora range in Australia, including cleaning coverage, suction power, battery life, basket size, shallow water cleaning, app control and water surface cleaning. This guide is built to help pool owners choose the right cordless robotic pool cleaner for their pool, budget and cleaning routine.

Quick answer
Choose Sora 10 if you want the lowest priced cordless Beatbot with floor, wall, waterline and shallow platform cleaning. Choose Sora 30 if you want the strongest everyday balance, with a bigger battery, dual ultrasonic sensors, 8 inch shallow water cleaning and optional ultra fine filtration. Choose Sora 70 if you want the most complete Sora, including water surface cleaning, a 6L debris basket, SmartDrain and advanced surface retrieval.
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All three Sora models are cordless robotic pool cleaners with app control, 6,800 GPH suction power, a 150 micrometre filter for daily debris, IPX68 waterproof design and compatibility with common residential pool surfaces. The main differences are shallow water capability, battery capacity, filtration options, basket size, number of sensors, number of motors and whether the robot can clean the water surface.

Ideal for pool owners who want an affordable cordless pool robot that still cleans the floor, walls, waterline and shallow platform areas.
Guide price from $999
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The best balanced Sora for most Australian backyard pools, with stronger platform capability, 10,000 mAh battery and dual-group roller brushes.
Guide price from $1,499
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The premium Sora with water surface cleaning, 6L basket, 5 cleaning modes, SmartDrain and up to 7 hours surface runtime.
Guide price from $2,299
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Full specification comparison
This table compares the most important Sora 10, Sora 30 and Sora 70 specifications side by side, including the practical differences that matter when choosing a robotic pool cleaner for an Australian backyard pool.
| Feature | Sora 10 | Sora 30 | Sora 70 |
|---|---|---|---|
| Best for | Value focused cordless cleaning | Most family pools and everyday cleaning | Premium whole pool cleaning including the water surface |
| Cleaning areas | Floor, shallow-water and platform, waterline, walls | Floor, shallow-water and platform, waterline, walls | Water surface, floor, shallow-water and platform, waterline, walls |
| Water surface cleaning | No | No | Yes, JetPulse water surface cleaning |
| Shallow-water capability | Operates in water as shallow as 13.8 inches | Operates in water as shallow as 8 inches | Operates in water as shallow as 8 inches |
| Maximum cleaning coverage | 300 m², 3,299 sq ft | 300 m², 3,230 sq ft | 300 m², 3,230 sq ft |
| Suction power | 6,800 GPH | 6,800 GPH | 6,800 GPH |
| Suction inlet length | Extended 6.7 inches | Extended 6.7 inches | Extended 6.7 inches |
| Included filtration | 150 µm daily debris filter | 150 µm daily debris filter | 150 µm daily debris filter |
| Optional ultra fine filtration | Not listed as optional on the product specifications | 3 µm optional filter, sold separately when available | 3 µm optional filter |
| Filter basket capacity | 5L | 5.2L | 6L |
| Battery capacity | 7,800 mAh | 10,000 mAh | 10,000 mAh |
| Floor cleaning runtime | Up to 5 hours | Up to 5 hours | Up to 5 hours |
| Water surface runtime | Not applicable | Not applicable | Up to 7 hours |
| Charging time | Approx. 3.5 hours, 65W charging | Approx. 4.5 hours, 65W charging | Approx. 4.5 hours, 65W charging |
| Sensors | 11 sensors including 1 ultrasonic sensor | 13 sensors including 2 ultrasonic sensors | 13 sensors including 2 ultrasonic sensors |
| Motors | 3 motors | 4 motors | 4 motors |
| Brush system | 2 front roller brushes with differential speed | 4 bottom roller brushes, Dual-Group Roller Brush System | 4 roller brushes, Dual-Group Roller Brush System, front and back |
| Cleaning modes | Floor Mode, Standard Mode, ECO Mode | Floor Mode, Standard Mode, ECO Mode | Pro Mode, Floor Mode, Surface Mode, Standard Mode, ECO Mode |
| App control | Beatbot App | Beatbot App | Beatbot App |
| Connectivity | 5G and 2.4G WiFi plus Bluetooth | 5G and 2.4G WiFi plus Bluetooth | 5G and 2.4G WiFi plus Bluetooth |
| App compatibility | Android, iOS, Apple Watch | Android, iOS, Apple Watch | Android, iOS, Apple Watch |
| Automatic parking | Automatic waterline parking | Automatic surface parking | Smart Water-Surface Parking with automatic surface exit and edge navigation |
| One touch app retrieval | Not listed | Yes, during water-surface parking | Yes, during water-surface parking |
| SmartDrain | Not listed | Not listed | Yes, automatic internal water release before retrieval |
| Pool type | Above ground and in-ground pools | Above ground and in-ground pools | Above ground and in-ground pools |
| Pool shapes | Rectangular, round, kidney and freeform | Rectangular, round, kidney and freeform | Rectangular, round, kidney, freeform and infinity |
| Pool materials | Concrete, ceramic tile, vinyl and fiberglass | Concrete, ceramic tile, vinyl and fiberglass | Concrete, ceramic tile, vinyl, fiberglass and stainless steel |
| Robot weight | 8.5 kg | 8.9 kg | 10.5 kg |
| Dimensions | 17.01 x 15.20 x 10.51 inches | 17.09 x 15.20 x 10.51 inches | 17.1 x 16.9 x 11.2 inches |
| Warranty shown on Sora product pages | 2 year warranty | 2 year warranty | 2 year warranty |
Which Sora is right for you?
You want a smart cordless robot at the lowest Sora price, and your main problem is dirt, sand, leaves and algae on the pool floor, walls and waterline.
You want the better everyday clean, more sensors, bigger battery, stronger brush setup and better shallow water coverage than Sora 10.
You want the most complete Sora, especially if leaves, pollen, gum nuts, flowers or floating debris regularly sit on your pool surface.
Why Beatbot Sora
The Beatbot Sora range is designed for pool owners who want to reduce manual vacuuming, cut down on cord handling and keep their pool floor, walls and waterline cleaner with less effort. Instead of connecting a suction hose or pulling a cabled robot across the pool area, Sora runs from an internal lithium ion battery and parks itself for easier retrieval.
Brand overview
Beatbot focuses on premium cordless robotic pool cleaning technology. The Australian range includes the Sora Series, AquaSense Series and iSkim skimmers, giving pool owners options from everyday cordless cleaners through to advanced models with surface skimming, waterline cleaning and app based control.
For Pool Perfectionists customers, the main value of the Sora range is practical, easy pool ownership. Sora is not just a vacuum, it is a modern pool maintenance tool for people who want clearer water, cleaner surfaces and less weekend cleaning.
Technology explained
All three Sora models share 6,800 GPH suction power. That means you do not need to buy the top model just to get the core suction power of the range.
Shallow ledges and platforms are a common problem for pool robots. Sora 30 and Sora 70 can work in shallower areas than Sora 10, making them better choices for pools with ledges.
Sora 70 is the only Sora model in this comparison that cleans the water surface. That is important if your pool collects floating leaves, blossoms, pollen or debris before it sinks.
The included 150 µm filter is made for efficient daily cleaning. Sora 30 and Sora 70 also list an optional 3 µm filter for finer particles.
Smart parking is one of the biggest day to day conveniences. Instead of fishing a robot out from the deep end, the cleaner is designed to park where it is easier to retrieve.
Sora models include app control and dual connectivity. This gives you a more modern ownership experience than a basic set and forget cleaner.
Detailed model notes
Sora 10 is the entry model, but it still covers the most important pool zones, floor, walls, waterline and shallow-water platform areas. It is the right choice when budget matters, but you do not want to settle for a basic floor only cleaner.
Sora 30 is the model most pool owners should start with. It improves on Sora 10 with a 10,000 mAh battery, dual ultrasonic sensors, 4 motors, dual-group roller brush system, 5.2L basket and 8 inch shallow water operation.
Sora 70 is the premium Sora, built for customers who want broader pool coverage. Its major advantage is water surface cleaning, backed by the largest Sora basket, 5 cleaning modes, SmartDrain and up to 7 hours surface runtime.
Real pool scenarios
The buying guide
Beatbot Sora robotic pool cleaners are designed for Australian pool owners who want a cordless alternative to manual pool cleaning, suction cleaners and older robotic pool cleaners with cables. The Sora range gives you three clear buying options, Sora 10 for value, Sora 30 for everyday performance and Sora 70 for premium coverage including the water surface.
When comparing robotic pool cleaners, do not only look at suction power. The best robotic pool cleaner for your pool also depends on your pool shape, surface type, water depth, debris load, ledges, steps and how much surface debris you get. A pool surrounded by gum trees, hedges or palms may benefit from Sora 70 because it adds water surface cleaning. A clean suburban pool with a good skimmer may be better matched to Sora 30 or Sora 10.
The Sora Series is especially strong for pool owners who want simple operation. Cordless cleaning removes the power cable from the pool, the app gives you modern control and the large debris baskets reduce how often you need to empty the cleaner during routine maintenance. For many homeowners, the biggest benefit is not just a cleaner pool, it is getting time back on weekends.
Pool Perfectionists recommends choosing based on real pool conditions. If your pool has lots of trees, surface debris or floating leaves, start with Sora 70. If you want the best balance of features and value, start with Sora 30. If you want a well priced cordless robot with strong core cleaning, start with Sora 10.
FAQs
Sora 10 is the value model, Sora 30 is the best all-rounder and Sora 70 is the premium model. The biggest difference is that Sora 70 adds water surface cleaning, a larger 6L basket, 5 cleaning modes and SmartDrain. Sora 30 improves on Sora 10 with a larger 10,000 mAh battery, more sensors, more motors, better shallow-water capability and optional 3 µm filtration.
For most family pools, Sora 30 is the strongest starting point because it balances price, battery size, sensors, 8 inch shallow-water cleaning, 5.2L basket capacity and optional fine filtration. Sora 10 is best for value, while Sora 70 is best for surface debris and premium coverage.
Yes. Sora 10, Sora 30 and Sora 70 all list waterline cleaning as part of their cleaning coverage.
Yes. All three models are listed for wall cleaning. Sora 30 and Sora 70 have the more advanced motor, sensor and roller brush configuration.
Sora 70 is the model that cleans the water surface. Sora 10 and Sora 30 clean the floor, walls, waterline and shallow platform areas, but they do not list water surface cleaning.
Yes, but model choice matters. Sora 10 is listed for operation in water as shallow as 13.8 inches, while Sora 30 and Sora 70 are listed for operation in water as shallow as 8 inches. Platforms should also meet the minimum size requirements listed by Beatbot.
Sora can clean suitable shallow areas and platforms, and Sora 70 lists stair and step cleaning guidance when depth and platform size requirements are met. For best results, remove heavy debris from steps before starting.
Yes. The Sora range is listed as compatible with both above ground and in-ground pools.
Yes. Beatbot lists Sora as suitable for saltwater pools where salt concentration is below 5000 ppm.
Sora 10 and Sora 30 list compatibility with concrete, ceramic tile, vinyl and fiberglass. Sora 70 adds stainless steel to the listed materials.
Sora 10, Sora 30 and Sora 70 list up to 5 hours of floor cleaning runtime. Sora 70 also lists up to 7 hours of water surface runtime. Real runtime can vary depending on pool size, debris load, mode and conditions.
Sora 10 lists an approximate 3.5 hour charge time. Sora 30 and Sora 70 list an approximate 4.5 hour charge time, using quick 65W charging.
Sora can be controlled through the Beatbot App, and the Sora range lists WiFi and Bluetooth connectivity. Some functions can operate without WiFi, but app based monitoring and control are a key part of the ownership experience.
The included 150 micrometre filter is designed for efficient daily cleaning of common pool debris such as leaves, insects, hair and larger particles. Sora 30 and Sora 70 list an optional 3 µm filter for finer particles.
Yes. A robotic cleaner helps clean pool surfaces and remove debris, but it does not replace your pool pump, filter, chlorinator or water chemistry routine. You still need circulation, filtration and balanced water.
Sora can reduce manual cleaning and make maintenance easier, but it does not replace regular water testing, balancing, equipment checks and professional servicing when required. Think of it as a cleaner pool between services.
If leaves float on the surface, choose Sora 70. If most leaves sink and your skimmer already handles the surface, Sora 30 is usually the better value choice. Sora 10 is still a strong value option for regular floor, wall and waterline cleaning.
Sora is a cordless robotic cleaner, so it does not rely on your pool pump suction line to move around the pool. A robotic cleaner can be a cleaner and more flexible option for many pools, but the best choice depends on your pool layout, budget and cleaning habits.
Send Pool Perfectionists a photo of your pool and tell us what debris you get. We can recommend Sora 10, Sora 30 or Sora 70 based on your pool size, ledges, trees, surface debris and budget.
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