Eclene Pro

The body is a flat square, 216 by 216mm, thinner than the Air or Home at just 62mm, finished in grey rather than white. A ring of small sensors sits at each of the four corners, dedicated frameless-detection points rather than the basic edge-reading used on the earlier models. This is the smart window cleaning robot in the Eclene range, the Pro, controlled from a phone as easily as from its remote.

Two water outlets sit under the housing, one on each side. Cleaning left triggers the left spray, cleaning right triggers the right, water reaching the microfibre pad automatically rather than through a separate manual step. A brushless motor drives the suction, rated at 3000Pa, quieter and more durable over time than the brushed motors in the Air and Home. Four corner sensors read whether the glass in front of them has a frame at all, a detail that matters on the kind of frameless panels the Air and Home are built to avoid entirely.

On a landing or stairwell window, the Pro adds a layer the simpler models don't have: a smart memory that holds the cleaning path it has already learned, so repeat passes on the same window follow a route the robot has effectively mapped once. The Tuya app, paired over Bluetooth, mirrors what the remote does, mode selection, spray control, start and stop, with the option to switch the robot's voice prompts to English or Russian.

Smart Memory, Frameless Detection and App Control on the Eclene Pro

Power still comes through a cord, 5.5 metres of it, the same wired arrangement as the rest of the range. What differs is the backup: a 650mAh cell holds suction for up to 40 minutes if the mains cuts out, twice the buffer of the Home. Four cleaning modes are available, N-path, Z-path, a combined N-then-Z deep clean, and a fixed-point mode for concentrating on one stubborn patch rather than the whole pane.

The Pro sits above the Home and below the Max, the model built for anyone who wants the cleaning handled from a phone rather than a handheld remote, and for anyone with the kind of frameless or edge-case glass the entry models won't touch. The full Eclene range sets out how the Pro compares to the Air, Home and Max side by side, and the model comparison page breaks down suction, spray and control differences model by model.

Dual Water Spray and What the App Adds Over the Remote

Spray happens without a manual trigger here. The Z-mode path sprays automatically as the robot moves, intermittent rather than constant, keeping the pad damp enough to lift dirt without soaking it. A manual spray option still exists on both the remote and the app, for one extra pass over a patch the automatic pattern already missed.

Voice prompts confirm each mode change and status shift audibly, useful when the robot is working two floors up and the phone is the only thing in easy reach. Setup runs through the Tuya app, Bluetooth pairing, a short login step, then the robot appears as a device with the same manual, N, Z and deep-clean modes available on screen as on the physical remote.

On framed and frameless glass alike, indoors or out, the Pro reads its own edges before committing to a pass, sprays as it goes, and remembers the route once it has run it. Noise sits at 65dB or under, the brushless motor holding that level through a full cleaning cycle rather than climbing as it works. Within the limits set for any Eclene model, dry glass, a secured safety rope, a charged backup battery, the Pro runs its cycle with less input from whoever started it than the models below it in the range.