Beatbot AquaSense 2 vs Aiper Scuba S1 Pro
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 Pro
- Pool capacitymore is better
- 3,230sq ft2,150sq 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 Pro: Published as 2150 sq.ft (200 square meters) and 66 ft (20 m) in length for 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 Pro: Published as up to 180 minutes, mode not specified. Aiper states figures are obtained in a controlled test environment or from Aiper Laboratories, actual performance may vary.
- Flow ratemore is better
- 5,500GPH6,000GPH
- 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.
- Scuba S1 Pro: Spec table publishes 6000 GPH (22740 LPH), lab basis per Aiper disclaimer. A comparison table on the same official store page lists 6600 GPH (25200 LPH) for this model; the dedicated spec table figure is used here.
- 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 Pro: Dual layer filtration: Level 1 is a 180 um fine filter basket, Level 2 is a 3 um MicroMesh ultra fine filter. The 3 um figure is the ultra fine layer only. Top load 5 L debris basket.
- Charge timeless is better
- 4hr4hr
- Warrantymore is better
- 3yr2yr
Beatbot AquaSense 2
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 Pro
A waterline specialist: Aiper markets it as the first cordless robot with 60 second lateral horizontal waterline cleaning, backed by floor and wall coverage, dual 180 um plus 3 um filtration, and a 5 L basket over up to 180 minutes of cordless runtime. It is rated for large in-ground pools up to 2150 sq ft, but at $1199.99 list it sits at the premium end and the official store now labels it Phase out.
Best for Large in-ground pools with waterline scum and fine debris.
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