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[MrsBugmaster]

I'v heard they wont work right, theres been a lot of reviews and like a roomba they go in a random crazy pattern. So one area may get clean everytime, some spots will never be cleaned at all. plus there is no sand sensor or boundary sensor, so if it hits the sandbed, youre entire front will get scratched. Plus even me complaining about no maint time can spend 2 minutes with a magfloat lol. I think they're expected to be close to $200.

[imcosmokramer]

Originally Posted by MrsBugmaster

I'v heard they wont work right, theres been a lot of reviews and like a roomba they go in a random crazy pattern. So one area may get clean everytime, some spots will never be cleaned at all. plus there is no sand sensor or boundary sensor, so if it hits the sandbed, youre entire front will get scratched. Plus even me complaining about no maint time can spend 2 minutes with a magfloat lol. I think they're expected to be close to $200.

1. Well, they are "said" to clean they whole surface (that remains to be seen).
2. you can set the depth, so it will stay away from your sand
3. projected cost is 114-125.
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[Wayne]

Those are pretty darn cool. Wish I could afford one! I can get a lot of Mexican Turbo Snails for that kind of money thou

[imcosmokramer]

Originally Posted by Wayne

Those are pretty darn cool. Wish I could afford one! I can get a lot of Mexican Turbo Snails for that kind of money thou

very true, now if there was only a way to direct those snails to where I want them to go...

waiting to hear reviews from users about this, then I'll make up my mind