Robot pool cleaners head-to-head
Beatbot AquaSense 2 vs Aiper Scuba S1
Both models on one scale, every figure traced to its manufacturer datasheet. Bar length means the same thing here as on every other page of the site.
- AquaSense 2
- Scuba S1
- Pool capacitymore is better
- 3,230sq ft1,600sq ft
- AquaSense 2: Published as Recommended Pool Size of 300 square meters (3,230 square feet), specified on a pool bottom area basis in the official spec table.
- Scuba S1: Pool size: 1600 sq.ft (150 m2), 50 ft (15 m) in length; spec table lists ideal pool type as in-ground while product copy says designed for both above-ground and in-ground pools
- Runtimemore is better
- Not published180min
- AquaSense 2: Beatbot publishes up to 4 hours of continuous floor cleaning from the 10,000 mAh battery, a floor only measurement basis, not a whole pool runtime covering walls and waterline, so no comparable runtime value is charted.
- Scuba S1: Published as up to 180 minutes in the S1 product page spec table; Aiper's own comparison table on the Scuba S1 Pro store page lists the S1 at up to 150 minutes.
- Flow ratemore is better
- 5,500GPH4,200GPH
- AquaSense 2: Published as 5,500 GPH suction, but Beatbot's own footnote states 5500 GPH was the highest rate tested in Beatbot's internal labs and actual results may vary, so this is a peak internal lab figure, not a rated continuous flow.
- Filtration (finest layer)less is better
- 150µm3µm
- AquaSense 2: FAQ states a 150 um filter capturing leaves, hair, sand, and insects; spec table lists a 2 L filter basket. Two FAQ entries describe it inconsistently as single layer and as two layer, both at 150 um.
- Scuba S1: 180um Fine Filter Basket plus 3um MicroMesh Ultra-fine Filter (3.5 L filter basket); the 3um figure is the ultra-fine secondary layer. Aiper's comparison table on the Scuba S1 Pro store page lists only the 180um layer for the S1.
- Charge timeless is better
- 4hr4hr
- Warrantymore is better
- 3yr2yr
Beatbot AquaSense 2
$1,298as of 2026-07-05
A cordless cleaner that covers floor, walls, and waterline in pools up to 3,230 sq ft and backs it with a 3 year full replacement warranty. Its headline 4 hour runtime applies to continuous floor cleaning only, and the 5,500 GPH suction figure is a peak internal lab number by Beatbot's own footnote.
Best for Large inground pools needing cord free wall and waterline scrubbing.
Aiper Scuba S1
$699.99as of 2026-07-04
A cordless cleaner for floor, walls and waterline with an unusually fine 3-micron secondary filter, at the lowest price of the pool cleaners we track.
Best for mid-size pools on a sub-$700 budget.
Sources
- AquaSense 2 product page, specifications comparison table and FAQ, beatbot.com, 2026 (verified 2026-07-05)
- Aiper Scuba S1 product page (specs table), aiper.com, 2026 (verified 2026-07-04)
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