Aquabot pool cleaner reviews — tested by PoolPad
Robotic Pool Cleaners

Aquabot Pool Cleaner Reviews

One of the original robotic pool cleaner brands. We put the Aquabot REVA, X4, and Elite Pro through our full testing to see where they land against Dolphin and Aiper.

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3 models tested

About Aquabot

Aquabot has been building robotic pool cleaners for decades — it was one of the first brands to bring a true robot to the residential market. Today it competes mostly on value, with the REVA line aiming at budget-conscious pool owners who still want app control and gyroscopic navigation.

In our testing, Aquabot robots handle pool floors well and the REVA's cordless models are genuinely easy to live with. Where they trail the class leaders is filtration fineness and long-term track record, which is why we still rank the best Dolphin models ahead of them overall. If you're weighing an Aquabot against a Dolphin or Aiper, our side-by-side comparisons and best pool robots guide are the fastest way to decide.

Frequently Asked Questions

Are Aquabot pool cleaners any good?
Aquabot robots are a solid value pick. They clean pool floors well and the REVA line is easy to use, though the top Dolphin models still edge them out on filtration and long-term reliability. See how they compare in our best pool robots 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?
Dolphin's ProLine and Max-Series lead our rankings overall, but Aquabot can be the better buy at a lower price. Check our Dolphin reviews and comparisons to weigh them head-to-head.