Beatbot Aquasense Pro Review

[@_travesty]

One of the few reviews of this cleaner that aren't paid for. Thanks for the review!

[@lron58]

Your reviews on pool cleaners are some of the most informative and best I've found

[@T_B_C_L]

I seriously wanted to purchase this cleaner but I just can't justify the price. When these get closer to the $1k range I will be all in. By the way absolutely great videos on these cleaner. You do a great job giving an unbiased opinion of all the pros and cons. Keep up the great work. Subscribed

[@imdefinitelydavid]

Thank you! 😃

[@sonoma_s]

I agree that the fact is it does 3 separate things, worth the $$$ if it lasts for many years. I love how easy it is to clean basket. Excels at small debris that my previous robot was challenged to clean. I am disappointed the clarifying agent not included. I bought just to try, but will rarely use. The basket is my favorite feature, easy to clean. I also like no cord and fact it comes to surface when done cleaning. I have big pool and battery lasts long enough that I only need to put in pool a few times a week. Time will tell if price worth it. So far, I think yes. I want to see how it works over several years. My last robot, a maytronics quantum lasted 6 years heavy use throughout year as I live N. cal. I also agree, they should have surface only button.

[@imdefinitelydavid]

Yup, all these cleaners usually have the standard 2 year warranty, but I'm also curious as to how long these truly will last. I'm glad it's working out for you 👍

[@henry.nguyen168]

Thank you, David, for this review. I bought one and the clarified water kit was included and shipped to me at later time.

[@imdefinitelydavid]

They actually sent me one too. About two weeks later. I guess one is better than none. But still, at least one should be standard in the box at time of shipping imo.

[@bitkahuna]

keep doing these thorough and informative (and not sponsored!) reviews. thank you

[@davidjenkins20]

Great full featured video review

[@rozallen3897]

Hi David, I just wanted to thank you for this review. I checked 4 other reviews before I found you, and your's had so much more information. If i purchase this pool cleaner...will it replace the hose that drives me nuts? Thanks inadvance!

[@imdefinitelydavid]

The hose to a manual vacuum or a pressure/suction side cleaner? If so, yes! Lol Glad the review helped! 👍

[@Shawny460]

I’ve been using the beatbot pro for the last two weeks. It does not filter dead algae. I have dead algae in my pool and the beatbod would just stir it up and mix it with the pool water. The next morning all algae are back on the bottom of my pool. There is an easy fix for this, BEATBOT, it’s called a finer filter!! They need to add a secondary filter for people that are trying to get dead algae out of their pool. For those of you that doesn’t know, Chlorine just bleach the algae in your pool so you can’t see it. When using an algaecide, it gets killed and to get it out, you need a filter that can remove it from the water. There are other problems too with the $2000 robotic cleaner. One of it is, if you select floor only on the bot, it will do the wall and the floor, a definite programing issue. It also does not do a good job cleaning the water surface. It makes a water wake that disturb the floating debris and pushing it out of the way. It also does not do narrow steps good at all. It climbs the step and then go backwards, falling off. Why it doesnt turn sideways when its on a step i dont understand. Anyway, I'm sending mine back.

[@shinaikouka]

You'd likely have better results if you added some clarifier or flocculant to help deal with the dead algae. Clarifier will mostly help it get taken care of by the pool filter (so keep an eye on the pressure) but flocculant will likely make it large enough for a robot.

[@VarunVermaMD]

Thanks for making this review! Appreciate that you're not sponsored

[@jcramos4146]

😮

[@carlstevens6670]

Most informative review.... I just bought one.... thank you

[@baldeepmac]

Thank you for your honest and informative review

[@TechKingGame]

I think the issue is that the wifi signal can’t work underwater - hence no changing modes mid-run.

[@eric00921]

Excellent presentation. If only the product was as good. The surface skimmer is a surface push the debris arounder. It is cool in concept, but in actuality, it falls short of what it claims or does. I ordered a I think, Maytronic EX5i let's see if I am disappointed, it comes Wednesday, in 4 days, probable late, like 6

[@riodepalma1]

While the robot is under water, it cannot receive signal albeit Bluetooth or WI-FI. Water is not a good medium for the above mentioned signals. Now if the robot is a skimmer then it may receive Bluetooth signal.

[@miketaylor5393]

Great detail. Thanks for the review! A few things: You may want to think about how much you use the word "actually". For fun I counted and you said "actually" or "actual" 237 times during this video where you didn't need to use those words at all. You said it 5 times in one sentence LOL. No big deal but it's kind of distracting. Your cost analysis is flawed. A pool service doesn't just clean your pool. They add chemicals, test your water, clean the pool filter, and most services even clean your chlorine generator discs when needed. I'm not saying get a pool service but things the robot doesn't do should be taken into consideration when comparing costs. I really appreciate that you showed a few very important details, clearing the main drains, what happens when the machine encounters a bench/tanning shelf, and how it handles corners. I have no idea why most pool robot reviews say nothing about these important things. Good job covering those areas. This is the first video I've seen of a robot cleaning the wall and waterline above a bench. That is a huge justification for the higher price in my opinion because 60% of my pool walls have a bench. One question: It looked like the Aquasense turned the corner and then missed an area about a full width of the robot on the next wall after the turn. It that what happened or does the robot clean the wall up to the corner after making a turn? Thanks again for your review. I'm subscribing

[@imdefinitelydavid]

You are correct, sir! I do tend to use the word quite a bit. It just sort of comes naturally when I speak. If I was scripted and paid for a review, I might pay more attention to it, lol. Also, yes, I generalized the cost of a pool service. They do a lot more at the initial start of service than through it. It should be more of a maintenance cost I should say, to maintain a pool. If the wall you are speaking of is that corner with the top ledge in the video, yes, it avoided that spot completely on that run. When it actually cleans the wall it does quite a few runs around the wall during the cycle. So if it missed that spot in the video, more than likely it picked it up in another run during the cycle. Hope that makes sense!

[@paulattanasio3061]

Great review and now subscribed!. I was wondering if Beatbot got back to you on maybe sending out some updates for your suggestions like doing the skimming first and then the floor and walls?

[@imdefinitelydavid]

They did, apparently they did extensive research with an outsourced company that determined that "most pool owners prefer the floors first". Also, that since the cleaner returns water from the top of it while in the pool, it keeps the debris which is floating on the top surface and sinking down while the cleaner is on the floor, back up onto the surface until it switches to skimmer mode... Believe what you want lol

[@paulattanasio3061]

😂

[@jackb4]

The reason it can't change its mode mid run is because wifi and other wireless technologies can't communicate underwater without very specialized and expensive equipment.

[@lindag.6091]

The Maytronics E70 can be changed mid cycle through the app.

[@tobylarone3831]

How does this compare to something like the dolphin premier?

[@imdefinitelydavid]

I'll always love the Premier. After years of use, it's still the only cleaner with multiple filter options. That leaf bag saves me a lot of time during Fall season. Cleaning and performance wise, both do well. The Aquasense is more advanced with the navigation system for sure. But the Premier cleans just as well. With the Pro, you're really paying for two things. One, a CORDLESS cleaner. And two, a cleaner that's also a surface pool skimmer. Paying for the convenience of two machines in one. Only one of it's kind at the moment and even though it's very expensive, because of that, still worth it if you have the money to spend imo.

[@JoelMarreroHomes]

make a video with the top 5 best cleaners.

[@Toxic_doc]

It’s been on sale $300 off and 3 year warranty Think I may get it, been comparing vs the dolphin E70

[@myasgur]

Awesome tuturial. Sold!

[@imdefinitelydavid]

Glad it helped! 👍

[@Dan-qq8lp]

Disagree with order on pro mode, the skimming does not require suction. The last step should not require suction, which is affted by debris obstructing flow.

[@DrRomca]

Hi! Can you compare this to the Dolphin Liberty 300 you have reviewed? Isn't the 150 micron only filter too coarse compared to the Dolphin with 60 microns? Thanks!

[@laniestone6207]

Love all of your reviews!! What would you suggest would be best for a fiberglass pool with a tanning ledge and steps and a square hot tub? Definitely want to go the cordless route. Thanks

[@imdefinitelydavid]

Thank you! Unfortunately, there isn't a cordless robotic cleaner that will clean both the pool and hot tub together. There is a single cordless robotic cleaner that I know of that will clean the hot tub separately(Polaris Spabot) but I've never used it and it's pretty expensive for being a small separate cleaner for just a hot tub. But for the pool itself, cordless cleaners like the Aiper Scuba S1 and S1 Pro, Beatbot Aquasense and Pro, even the Seauto Crab or Smonet CR6 will climb steps and ledges well. It depends on what other features you'd like as well.

[@laniestone6207]

Can you put either in the hot tub to clean it?

[@imdefinitelydavid]

You know what, that's actually a good question that I've never even thought to test out. I would say yes, like it wouldn't hurt the cleaner to put it in. But efficiency wise, I would think that it would take longer to do the job automatically with the robot than to use a manual hand vacuum like a Pool Blaster.

[@kevinj5649]

What is your water height on the tanning ledge?

[@imdefinitelydavid]

I keep it at about 14 inches. A lot of cleaners say you need way more than the cleaner actually does to climb and clean these sort of ledges.

[@Colt45MD]

Great video. My tanning ledge is large and only 7” deep. Will this cleaner be able to clean that area? My dolphins nautilus cannot.

[@imdefinitelydavid]

I have a steep step in two corners that have only about 6 inches of water that it does NOT reach. Doesn't have enough surface area to submerge ontop it sadly

[@lynnkarpati413]

Can you fit the pro basket inside the standard aquasense bot? I'm wondering if I can go for a lower price tag and just get the better basket 😂

[@imdefinitelydavid]

No they're different sizes. They most likely did that to prevent that sadly

[@DCSIDPA]

battery lifespan? Not just between charges, but total. What's the replacement COST and procedure?

[@imdefinitelydavid]

As much as I'd like to have all the answers to that, I don't. I don't work for Beatbot and that sort of information gets more technical and you're better off asking Beatbot directly. One thing for sure is that they are a new company and it's still too early to determine the longevity of their cleaners as well as their customer service.

[@moncefbelyamani]

Great video! Thanks for the review. I was looking up other cordless cleaners, and I see that you reviewed the Polaris Freedom. With the current discount on the Aquasense Pro, it's about $500 more than the Polaris Freedom. Do you think the Aquasense is worth the extra $500? Thanks!

[@imdefinitelydavid]

The Polaris Freedom is a good cleaner but not worth it's own price tag! When it was released, it was the most expensive cleaner, being cordless and from a big name brand. Fast forward a few years later today, and it's still selling at the same price which is unfortunate. I think it's worth less now today than it was years ago at release. Now, there are a lot more cordless cleaners on the market and I value them based off of features for the price. Yes, the Aquasense Pro is a very, very expensive cleaner lol. But it's an All-In-One type of cleaner and very specific. If you want a robotic cleaner and skimmer in one, it works well for that reason. It has a lot more features than the Freedom does. Even the normal Aquasense cleaner(not Pro) is priced much better than the Freedom is as well. And it's a better cleaner imo. It has all the features of the Freedom but it's more advanced in it's tech and nav system. If the Freedom was priced below the 1k mark it'd be a different story. But price per feature wise, Beatbot is better. Either version, Pro version or normal.

[@gspencer123]

Hey David--thank you for your review. I've watched a few on other cleaners. Have owned a pool for 9 years and always used a service, but want to maintain it on my own. At $275 a month, I can quickly justify almost any vacuum, but this is on the high side for sure. My skimmer catches most surface material, so what do you recommend over all for bottom/walls/waterline and being cordless? Also, any suggestions on a good chat/group to learn about maintaining the proper levels for a saltwater pool? Thank you for your reviews and time!

[@imdefinitelydavid]

Take a look at the Aiper Scuba S1 or S1 Pro. Both very good cordless cleaners and have weekly timers. They're a better value for the price than the big name brand cordless cleaners from Dolphin and Polaris. If you haven't checked out Troublefreepools online yet it's a great source. Also on the /pools forum on reddit people are very helpful as well. Like you can ask anything and someone will know the answer to it

[@gspencer123]

Thank you! After seeing your video on the Aiper Pro. Almost paid $1K on Amazon but thanks to your comments and the extra code I got it for $765 on their site no tax and no shipping. And I’ve developed a severe distrust of pool companies. I’m generally handy so think this won’t be as hard as I think. Appreciate you, bro.

[@imdefinitelydavid]

Glad I could help! Maintaining a pool is easier than most owners think. Especially if the pool is already in good shape to begin with. A robot and just a little bit of chemicals goes a really long way for an already well maintained pool. And even if it was in terrible shape, like from going from a dirty green pool to crystal clear. After the first time you figure it out, it's a big sense of accomplishment, and you'll learn a lot. I felt that same way before I got rid of my service a decade ago. Good luck! 👍

[@korykearney6497]

you mentioned others clean the floor bettter or clean the walls better but none do all the things this does. It is nice having an all in one but I don't need the clarifier and really don't need a skimmer, just walls and floor. Cordless would be a nice to have. In your opinion, what one does the best at simply cleaning floor and walls? Thanks for the review!

[@imdefinitelydavid]

You're welcome! For a cordless cleaner, that's great at floors and walls, my current favorite is that Aiper Scuba S1 Pro. It moves really well in my pool and it's priced well at the moment for all the features it has, including a weekly timer. If you're looking at a great value type of cordless, the Smonet CR6 is a good choice too. An aggressive wall cleaner here for the price but no weekly timer if you need it.

[@korykearney6497]

I don't think I've seen that one yet.. I've seen the seagull pros.. I'll have to take a look.

[@korykearney6497]

@@imdefinitelydavid So I've done some looking into the Scuba S1 Pro, from the videos I've seen it looks good but then when I read some reviews on Aiper products I get a bit nervous about buying anything from them.. I know I mentioned wanting cordless but I'm curious what you recommend as best corded cleaner that does floor, wall, waterline, and handles stairs.. I've come across a few but they are mostly close to the $2K mark and I'd like to stay around the $1000 +/- mark.

[@imdefinitelydavid]

Sounds like you're heading more towards a big name brand corded cleaner like Dolphin or Polaris. A good Dolphin corded cleaner that's very underrated is the Proteus DX4. One that's a big more expensive with wifi would be the Nautilus CC Pro. For Polaris, take a look at the Neo or 8550 Sport. They're also a good pair of Polaris cleaners under 1k that'll climb well.

[@korykearney6497]

@@imdefinitelydavid thanks.. I'll have a look.. I've heard great things on the dolphins but most in price range didn't do stairs well.. I may still roll the dice with the Aiper, haven't decided yet.. so many mixed reviews.. hard to know who to believe.

[@coreytennell12]

Great review. Very helpful. Quick question, do you have to press any buttons on the Beatbot once surface custom is selected on the app?

[@imdefinitelydavid]

No, you don't have to push any extra buttons on the cleaner itself after selecting custom mode. The cleaner should be powered on already, connected to the app, and when you select custom all you have to do is place the physical cleaner into the pool. It'll sense water and in a few seconds it should start your custom mode.

[@EatLotsOfCurry]

Great review!

[@imdefinitelydavid]

Thank you! 😃

[@masudkhan7267]

Dave - simple question. How does this compare to the Dolphin Premier? As far as I can tell, that is the only legit competitor to this...do you agree? Would love to hear your judgement on this and why. Thanks!

[@imdefinitelydavid]

The Premier is still hands-down one of my favorite cleaners. It did an amazing job years ago at release and today, it still does great. But, compared to these new cleaners like the Aquasense Pro, the Premier does seem a bit outdated. Not in terms of suction and power. But more so in terms of it's smart navigation system and optional features. There's a noticeable difference in how these new cleaners move about in the pool, it's just a lot better than the older smart navs like that in the Premier. Also having extra optional features like app control, smart parking, etc make it feel even older. But don't get me wrong. On those windy and leafy debris days, I will always reach for my Premier. The giant leaf bag is still the only cleaner with this option. And it's corded so I can run it over and over compared to new cordless cleaners. It's all really dependent on what you need for your specific pool really. There's still a ton of use for older cleaners as well.

[@lron58]

If you had to choose between a Beatbot Aquansense (not Pro) vs. an Aiper Scuba S1 Pro what would be your recommendation? I have a large tanning bed, several steps, and a grotto under a waterfall.

[@imdefinitelydavid]

Scuba S1 Pro over the normal Aquasense for sure. The S1 Pro offers more bang for the buck here. Ontop of everything the Aquasense has, the S1 Pro has a weekly timer mode, UFF, and that horizontal waterline cleaning.

[@Tavares21]

Hi David, can you do a review or give me your opinion on the regular aquasense the one without surface cleaning? Thank you

[@imdefinitelydavid]

I'm actually in touch with the marketing department from Beatbot so I will reach out and ask if possible. They contacted me after my Pro video and loved my honesty lol. So maybe I can get a normal version sent to review. I'm actually curious how it performs compared to the Pro version because for me, the Pro doesn't particularly stand out as the best standalone robotic pool cleaner or best standalone automatic skimmer when it's evaluated on its own. It is however, the best(only cleaner) with both features in one machine, I'll admit that. We'll see!

[@Tavares21]

Yes, my thoughts exactly and I’m in the market for one as we speak, please keep me updated, thank you keep up the great videos

[@Tavares21]

In your honest opinion are the premier corded robots a better choice than the premier cordless models?

[@imdefinitelydavid]

Premier robots? I'm sorry I'm not quite sure which brand that is

[@Tavares21]

Sorry I meant top of the line robots

[@sandonsmith]

what is your current favorite cordless pool cleaner? That will do walls and floor.

[@imdefinitelydavid]

My current favorite is the Aiper Scuba S1 Pro. I also combine it with a solar skimmer. I pretty much set the cleaner on a weekly timer and let the skimmer run/charge itself all day and night.

[@toddkonifka595]

@@imdefinitelydavid I just had the Aiper Scuba S1 Pro but it would get stuck in my pools curves while trying to clean the walls. Do you have any recommendations for complex fiberglass pools? Ive returned a sigma and the S1 Pro so far. The sigma couldn't climb the walls at all, due to the fiberglass smoothness and curves and the Aiper would get stuck in 4 different sections so I had to babysit it and move it along.

[@imdefinitelydavid]

That's where it gets real tough, for more complex pools there hasn't been one cleaner that I've heard of that has done a complete job in one run. If you've already returned the Sigma and this S1 Pro isn't working out, the only other advanced cleaner I can think of is the Aquasense Pro in terms of navigation.

[@elizabethtompkins7841]

Hi David! New to your channel. I am seriously considering getting the Aqua sense Pro because of the skimming abilities. If I want my robot to clean floor, walls and the waterline, would you recommend this robot? Or is there a different model I should consider?

[@imdefinitelydavid]

Welcome! If you want the most convenient all in one cleaner AND you are okay with spending the money on it, then yes, the Aquasense Pro is great. It excels at being the best all in one type of cleaner. However, if you want to spend a lot less AND you don't mind a little more work. A combination setup of a cordless cleaner plus an automatic skimmer would do just as good, I'd say even better actually because two cleaners would be moving at once. But it would mean two cleaners to put in/take out and empty as opposed to just one with the Aquasense Pro. It's really about if you want to pay more for that convenience. To some it's worth it, to others not so much.

[@elizabethtompkins7841]

@@imdefinitelydavid I didn’t even consider having both! I am definitely open to that. I’ve been watching your videos this evening but if you had to pick 1 skimmer and 1 cordless cleaner would combo would you choose? Then I’ll make sure to watch your reviews!

[@imdefinitelydavid]

At the moment, my goto combination is the Aiper Surfer S1 skimmer and the Aiper Scuba S1 Pro. I did a similar review video on having a cordless robotic cleaner with an automatic skimmer but I used the normal Scuba S1 instead of the new S1 Pro. Both actually work really well together with any skimmer. I have a few different skimmers but choosing the Surfer at the moment because I like looking at the little battery indicator on the app. It's weird how paranoid I get and often I check the app to see the battery level lol. But if you don't need that, any other skimmer like the Betta SE Plus would work fine. I'm also choosing the Scuba S1 Pro right now because it has that ultra-fine filter system and weekly timer. It means I can leave the cleaner and skimmer in the pool at the same time and only need to check it once a week or so to charge the cleaner and to empty the debris. Also, love that I can switch the S1 Pro to focus on cleaning just the walls or waterline quickly. I do that once every other week or so just to scrub the walla. As cool as the Aquasense Pro is, it doesn't excel particularly at any ONE type of surface cleaning. It's not the best at cleaning the floors. It's not the best at skimming the surface. But again, it is the best(only option right now) at doing all of that in just one machine. A pure convenience type of cleaner. That's where it shines. Still a great choice.

[@elizabethtompkins7841]

@@imdefinitelydavid wow thank you so much for your thoughtful and detailed response! This is so helpful. Im going to watch the videos mentioned but you have made this decision so much easier. Thank you!

[@HeliEnthusiast]

I bought mine and I’ve had it for a week and the battery is nowhere near nine hours. The best performance I’ve gotten is three hours. I’m on the fence about returning it if it continues to have inconsistent battery performance

[@imdefinitelydavid]

Have you tried it for 9 hours total? Or do you mean run a cycle like Pro mode and that lasts 3.5 hours. It's made to run in TOTAL time for 9 hours. Meaning you can run pro mode twice before and even add in a floor or wall mode before needing to charge if that makes sense. Or you can run floor mode multiple times, totaling 9 hours, etc. It doesn't mean it'll run just one mode for 9 hours. It can be confusing there.

[@Colt45MD]

Following for response from the OP

[@GalacticSequoia66]

Do you like this or the Polaris vrx i think it was that you reviewed as well.

[@imdefinitelydavid]

I've been geared more towards cordless cleaners nowadays so I'm more likely to go with the Aquasense Pro than the vrx. That and, the Aquasense Pro is definitely more advanced with its navigation, it's smarter.

[@GalacticSequoia66]

@@imdefinitelydavid Thanks so much. We have a decent sized pool and a lot of trees surrounding the property. I have to vacuum often and its very time consuming. I dont mind skimming. Another worry is battery life. Can it skim and do the entire bottom?

[@imdefinitelydavid]

If you get a lot of leaves like I do, the better option would be to get a combo cleaner kit of a solar skimmer and a cordless robotic cleaner. The Aquasense Pro isn't the best as being just a robotic cleaner or the best at being just a skimmer, but it's the best at being the most convenient. It won't keep up with all the leaves. The combo I recommend is something like the Betta SE Plus or Aiper Surfer skimmer along with a cordless cleaner like the Aiper Scuba S1 or S1 Pro. Both of those cleaners have weekly timers so you can charge it to full and leave it to run every other day for a week at a time. Also, the combination of cleaner and skimmer is less expensive if that helps.

[@Colt45MD]

thoughts on this vs the Polaris VRX iQ+? it looks like this did better on your steps, tanning ledge and waterline than the polaris. I have a kidney shaped pool with a lot of steps. Im leaning toward this and using the eco mode to maintain the pool weekly. What do you think? Great videos. Thank you.

[@imdefinitelydavid]

Both are great but the corded VRX IQ+ is the only one with a remote control. The benefit in this case is if you have harder to reach spots or missed areas, you can use it and manually control it to clean those spots or climb ledges. But this kinda requires more work on your behalf. But yes, in general the Aquasense Pro did reach the tanning ledge and climb the steps more often on its own than the IQ+ did. So if you want a more independent cleaner, the Pro wins here.

[@gsmoneygsmoney1479]

Hello nice review. Thank you for sharing your knowledge and experience. We have a kidney bean shaped pool. Will this work?

[@imdefinitelydavid]

I haven't tested it in a kidney shaped pool but the navigation system should be able to handle it just fine I think

[@tuhai223]

How does it do with fine particles and dust type things that settle at the bottom?

[@imdefinitelydavid]

It does really well. The dual basket with the ultra-fine filter works great for it.

[@ddvalentim]

can you call the robot to you, when he finish cleaning? bought the aiper seagull pro, but he always stop in a place that's difficult to reach. i mean its a pool from an hotel, where one of the side of the pool doesn't have path. thks

[@imdefinitelydavid]

Unfortunately this doesn't have a retrieval lift system/button to tell it to get out of the pool. It does, however, have an AutoPark system where after a full cleaning cycle it'll float to the surface and move to the closest wall and parks. But you have to wait till the end of the cleaning cycle(up to 3 hours) for it to do this, can't call it out.

[@USAFreedom4Ever]

I have a question for anyone who has the answer I have a dolphin M400 I have a fiberglass pool with a step ledge around the wall near the bottom. The robot starts up the ledge but never figures out how to go over it and continue up the wall and do the waterline. I’m assuming part of the problem is that it’s fiberglass so it’s extra slippery. Has anyone ran into this issue or anyone have a suggestion for a different pool robot? I noticed the beat bot aqua sense pro can skim the surface of the pool but I believe that’s when it’s running in different mode so I don’t know if it’s gonna help it climb my walls.

[@LaserNrg]

How does this compare to the Maytronics Dolphin M600 ?

[@imdefinitelydavid]

The M600 is the better robotic cleaner hands-down. Like it cleans better overall I think. And it's corded. But it's also different to compare since where the Aquasense Pro shines is in it being the only robotic cleaner that's also a surface pool skimmer. Also being cordless.

[@LifeCoachLandry]

Go with Aiper S1 Pro, this is too expensive and at that price not getting the clarifying kit, bad move.

[@boltonic]

Can these do above ground pool?

[@imdefinitelydavid]

It can, but it's way overkill for an above-ground pool. I mean, if you have the money to spend on it, go for it. It's got a ton of features including that skimmer function. But above-ground pools are usually much simpler to clean for robotic cleaners so you can generally use a much less expensive cleaner.

[@kennonwerner8192]

How is this compared to the seauto $350

[@imdefinitelydavid]

The Seal is great at cleaning fast on the spot. More of a great plug and play cleaner than anything else. However, it does miss more spots and doesn't do well with finer debris like lots of sand or silt. The Aquasense Pro is a more feature based cleaner. You have all sorts of modes, an online app, ultra-fine filter, etc that make it feel more like an "extra" premium cleaner.

[@hughwalters9609]

thanks.

[@philc8360]

We didn’t get the pro version. Why does no one review the normal version? 😂

[@imdefinitelydavid]

Honestly the normal version is even more so overpriced than the Pro version lol. The Pro version is at least overpriced because it's both a robotic pool cleaner AND a pool surface skimmer in one. But the normal version is just an overpriced robotic pool cleaner I'd say.

[@philc8360]

@@imdefinitelydavid well, since we have an enclosure, we don't have a big need for a skimmer. The pro is more than twice as much as we bought the regular on sale. And I believe you said as a skimmer and bottom cleaner you rated it donkey nutts in class? It is expensive, but works as advertised.

[@imdefinitelydavid]

Haha donkey nuts. But yes, lol. Not the best at each individual job. But best as in all-in-one if you need and want it I should have said. Like, before the Pro I had 2 cleaners(robotic + skimmer) at once in the pool. But if you don't the skimmer function, smart to save the money! 👍

[@citizen4440]

Hello David - thank you so much for the review. I'm considering this pool cleaner as I really hate all the cords in my pool. However, my pool is fairly large at 50k gallons / 20×45 and 8 ft deep. Will this device handle a larger sized pool? If not, do you have any recommendations? Thanks, Sonnet

[@imdefinitelydavid]

Yes! The Aquasense Pro can handle large pools fine. With that large rechargeable battery it can clean longer than other cleaners. It can also handle depths up to 9.8 feet so you should be 👍

[@mikem108]

Like your reviews but to have a legit channel, you need to respond to the comments. This review has like 125 comments and none of them were responded to or addressed. Make your channel great and answer the comments please

[@ToddReinert]

So then what IS the best pool cleaner? I don't care about the Swiss army knife robot, I want the best cleaner.

[@imdefinitelydavid]

The best cleaner for my pool may be different for your pool though so it's hard to say... But on paper and price point, and being cordless, the Aiper Scuba S1 Pro is my current choice. Ton of features for the price.

[@eric00921]

Two-thousand-dollar useless item