Aquabot pool cleaner reviews — tested by PoolPad
Robotic Pool Cleaners

Aquabot Pool Cleaner Reviews

We tested the Aquabot REVA, X4, and Elite Pro in the pool, then compared their coverage, filtration, controls, and value with Dolphin and Aiper models.

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Aquabot Models We've Tested

3 reviews with scores and pool-specific tradeoffs

About Aquabot

Aquabot has built robotic pool cleaners for decades and was one of the earlier brands in the residential market. Its current lineup competes on price, with REVA models adding app control and gyroscope-guided navigation on some units.

In our tests, Aquabot models handled pool floors capably, and the cordless REVA models were straightforward to carry and start. Fine-particle filtration trailed the Dolphin models we scored higher. Open the individual reviews for the details, then use our side-by-side comparisons to line up Aquabot, Dolphin, and Aiper models.

Frequently Asked Questions

Are Aquabot pool cleaners any good?
The Aquabot models we tested handled pool floors capably. The REVA line is straightforward to use, but the Dolphin models we scored higher had stronger fine-particle filtration. Compare the individual scores in our robotic cleaner buying guide.
Who makes Aquabot pool cleaners?
Aquabot is one of the longest-running robotic pool cleaner brands and has been producing residential and commercial pool robots for decades.
Aquabot vs Dolphin — which is better?
The Dolphin ProLine and Max Series models scored higher in our reviews, while some Aquabot models start at a lower price. Compare coverage, filtration, controls, warranty, and current price in our head-to-head comparisons.