This expensive, cord-free aquatic robot is, essentially, a fancy leaf-eater promising 'elite' cleanliness to residents who just want their chlorine levels to be slightly less worrying. Every incoming pseudo-bohemian expat is snapping up multiples because owning one proves they are financially superior and deserve to eliminate all manual labor, including the simple act of scrubbing mildew. You aren't just buying a vacuum; you are buying social capital, marking your property as too refined for mere biological struggle. However, in the dramatic, sandy embrace of Baja's sporadic groundwater, this highly engineered gadget will inevitably tangle on a discarded sea urchin shell, sinking into a pile of delicious, corrosive mud.