Wybot S2 Solar vs Aiper Seagull Pro (ZT6002)
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.
- S2 Solar
- Seagull Pro (ZT6002)
- Pool capacitymore is better
- 3,229sq ft1,600sq ft
- S2 Solar: Tech Specs table lists Ideal Pool Size Up to 3229 sq ft; Pool Classification Outdoor In Ground Pool. Water depth max 9.8 ft. Manufacturer figure, no measurement basis stated.
- Seagull Pro (ZT6002): Aiper store spec-comparison table lists Pool Size 1600 sq.ft (150 sq m), 50 ft (15 m) in length; the product marketing page states efficiently cleans pools up to 1600 sq.ft. An on-page store callout separately says up to 1,614 sq.ft (the direct 150 sq m conversion); the spec-table figure of 1600 sq.ft is charted. Aiper markets it for in-ground and above-ground pools.
- Runtimemore is better
- 150min150min
- S2 Solar: Published as Working Cycle Up to 150 mins, an up-to figure with no mode basis stated on the US spec table; marketing restates it as 2.5h+ runtime. The solar dock is claimed to enable uninterrupted continuous operation, a different basis than battery-only runtime (see specNotes).
- Seagull Pro (ZT6002): Manufacturer states continuous runtime of up to 150 minutes from a 7800mAh battery (store spec table: Battery Life Up to 150 Minutes). An up-to figure, not a guaranteed floor; actual runtime varies by cleaning mode and conditions.
- Flow ratemore is better
- 3,962GPH4,800GPH
- S2 Solar: Tech Specs labels this Average Suction Rate: 3962 GPH (an average-rate label, unlike peers' unstated or peak bases). The only flow figure on the US page; no conflicting figure appears.
- Seagull Pro (ZT6002): Store spec-comparison table: Suction Power/Flow Rate 4800GPH (18000LPH). Consistent with the marketing claim of filtering up to 80 gallons of water per minute. This comparison-table value is the only structured flow spec published; 18000 LPH converts to about 4755 US GPH but Aiper states 4800GPH directly, so the manufacturer GPH figure is used.
- Filtration (finest layer)less is better
- 180µm180µm
- S2 Solar: Tech Specs: 180 micron Regular Filter Basket plus 40 ppi sponge. Marketing describes a 3D Adsorption System with 180 micron filter box and ultra-fine sponge; 180 is the finest micron-rated layer published.
- Seagull Pro (ZT6002): Store spec-comparison table lists Filtration Spec. 180um for the Seagull Pro. This is the single (standard) filter-basket rating; unlike the Scuba S1 Pro (180um plus 3um), the Seagull Pro has no published ultra-fine secondary layer. Filter basket capacity: top load 7L.
- Charge timeless is better
- 3hr4hr
- Warrantymore is better
- 2yr2yr
Wybot S2 Solar
The S2 Solar is Wybot's solar-dock cordless cleaner rated by the manufacturer for in-ground pools up to 3229 sq ft, cleaning floors, walls and the waterline on a 5200 mAh battery with an up-to-150-minute working cycle. Its differentiator is a solar-powered charging dock that Wybot claims enables continuous, self-docking operation without ongoing electricity cost.
Best for Larger in-ground pools wanting cordless floor, wall and waterline cleaning with hands-off solar self-docking.
Aiper Seagull Pro (ZT6002)
Aiper positions the Seagull Pro (ZT6002) as its most powerful cordless Seagull-series cleaner, with a quad-motor system, WavePath navigation, and up-to-150-minute runtime for floors, walls, and the waterline on pools up to 1600 sq.ft. It is a wall-climbing three-mode cleaner without app control or mapping, and the store listing currently shows it as a phase-out model.
Best for In-ground or above-ground pools up to about 1600 sq.ft wanting cordless floor, wall, and waterline cleaning with simple one-switch operation.
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