With summer rapidly approaching, my wife has tasked me with getting our backyard
ready for our ultimate pool
parties. Clean the grill, clip the grass, sweep the deck, take out the
garbage, clean the theater, cook the hot dogs, put up the sign that says no
Elijah's. Oh man, how am I going to get all this done in time? I haven't even
cleaned the pool yet. Gee, Lionus, I could do that for you. Maybe, but I'm
pretty sure I can clean the pool faster than you. But then you wouldn't be able
to do the other stuff. Ooh, fair point. But I still want to do a race just to
make this video sponsored by Beatbot and featuring their Aquaense 2 Ultra a
little more interesting. Let's start by seeing how long it takes me to clean the
pool. Ready, set. Oh, well, you're just going to sit there until I move you. Go.
Wo wo wo. Before you do that, I have to dirty up the pool. What? What is this
leaves? Oh my god. You could You bought
fake leaves? You could get real leaves like on the ground. Yeah, but I want
this to be a fair test. So, we're going to put half the leaves in for you, half
the leaves in for the Beatbot. That way, we can compare apples to apples. Leaves
to leaves or pebbles to pebbles. Those are not pebbles. These are giant ass
rocks. Yeah, you can get it and so can
the robot. And there's no way the robot's picking these up. Are you serious? Yes. Like, did you show this to
them and they were like, "Oh, yeah." Yeah. They said it'll pick up like acorns, leaves. That's part of the
camera. It can detect things now. And you got ones that are the same color as
the bottom of the pool. That's evil. Yeah. I also brought sand.
You're enjoying this way too much. Yes, I am.
What? Seriously? You're just going to put it all in one spot? What's your
problem? I'm spreading it out. Why would you do it like that? What? Would you
just like do me to do it like this? Well, no. Put it in your hand and Oh. So
your wild oats, you know. Okay, let's do one more cup. No. What do you mean?
That's lots. Going to gum up my filter. Okay, that's lots. Elijah, who
would have this many rocks in their pool?
Yeah, you can totally see them. All right, with that nonsense out of the
way, now I begin. And I'll do the hard job. Sit here and watch the timer to see
how long it takes him to get it clean. Go. Oh my god, these leaves are hell.
Real leaves would have been a lot easier. Normally I can clean the pool in
like 20 to 30 minutes, but normally it's
not completely gked up like this. Oh my
goodness, there's so much sand. Like I can feel all the crusty sand at the
bottom of the pool. Elijah, man, you're taking your sweet time. I am not taking
my sweet time. This is how long it takes. It's been almost 6 minutes,
Lionus. Yeah, and I've got almost all the leaves out of the pool. Let's see
you beat that. Beat bot. Is that all the leaves? I think so. Here. Check. There
you go, buddy. Oh, dude. This sucks. These pebbles are not easy to get with
the net. I'm going to have to suck these up into my f Oh. Oh, dude. I got way
more of them than I thought. Okay. No, maybe I'll stick with it for a little bit. Going fast at this is actually kind
of tiring. I thought you played badminton, bro. I am going fast. That
That's not what I said, but okay. Now, for phase two of pool cleaning. Have I
mentioned yet? Even if you can afford a pool, don't get one. It's worth it for
the wicked pool parties, though. Oh, wow. Spiders. No, I got my task jacket
wet. ltstore.com. Good thing it's good for
tasks. Time to get all your stupid sand out of here. How did this guy manage to
find the world's only sand that doesn't sink? I have never seen this much crap
on the surface of this pool. Cool. The mesh is not fine enough to capture the
sand. So, all I'm doing is knocking it to the bottom right now. Oh my god. I
can feel it running over all of the sand at the bottom, but I can't see it.
Elijah, you picked white sand. We're
almost at the 1 hour mark. Yeah. Well, it takes a little while when you
intentionally bung it up. You're doing good, though. It looks clean. You know
what? I'm calling that done. That looks pretty clean, right? Oh, yeah. Much
cleaner. 1 hour. Excuse me. I said that looks pretty clean, right? Correct. 1
hour, 3 minutes, and 42 seconds. Okay, that's pretty good considering what you
did to it. Yeah. Do you want to go unbox the beep pot? I thought we already did that. That's This is going before that.
Oh, right. Do you want to unbox the Beatbot? I thought we already did that.
Okay, that's the take we're using.
What are you looking at right now? We're trying to do a clean unboxing on this
channel. What is your problem, bud? First things first, we've got our quick
start guide, large print edition, which
actually kind of makes sense if you consider how few millennials and Gen Z's own pools. Then our accessory box.
Charging dock bracket. The hook for retrieving the bot. Screwdriver. That's
my thing. I sell screwdrivers. Beat, how
dare you? Got our charging dock. Scrubby brushes. Ooh, sensor cleaning cloth.
They include a three-year warranty instead of two. And here's the still
fairly large print full manual with all kinds of useful stuff like full specs as
well as uh what all of the indicator lights mean. Dust and waterproof cover.
Nice. I'd hate to get water on my pool cleaning robot. In all seriousness, very
useful. Finally, we've got the Oh, the
star of the show, the Beatbot Aquaense 2
Ultra. Let's take a closer look at the robot itself. It now features a
front-facing camera, which helps with Beatbot's hybrid sense pool mapping.
It's got tank treads for movement, scrubby brushes for cleaning the floor,
a suction at the bottom for grabbing onto the wall to use the scrubby brushes
to also clean the wall, as well as these cute little guys. is I don't remember
these last time. Those guys feed into the waste basket, which spoiler movie
magic. This is not the first time we've used this. It is full of gunk and dead
worms. We've got five physical buttons corresponding to most of its cleaning
areas that it'll do. The surface, floor, walls, water line, and water
clarification. And finally, we've got the place for the additive. Ah, yes.
We'll talk a little bit more about this later, but this is their Oh god. Okay,
I'm not going to remove it right now, but that's the additive for water clarification. The 266Wh hour battery
charges by throwing it on the dock. A little something like that. They claim that'll do 10 hours of surface cleaning
or five hours of floor or wall cleaning, doing about a 3,800 ft, 3 m deep pool.
We really mixed our units up there in one charge. It should already be charged
though, right? So, we should be ready to go. We should be ready to throw it in. Okay. So, I've got the app already set
up. It's already paired with it. All we need to do is throw it in. I have it set
to pro mode. So, it's going to do all of the cleaning and it'll map your pool.
Oh, we left the googly eyes on it. And
hey, look at that. Hey, look at it go. It looks like it's puking the googly
eyes. Oh no, it's going down like the Titanic. See you later, boys. Well, I
won't be able to make any more changes because now that it's under the water, water blocks RF. Cool. But one thing it
can do before or after whatever is you can map multiple zones as well. If you
remember last year the Beatbot got stuck on stairs. Yeah. Yeah. And based on our
video, but also just some other testing, they decided to develop like a
multiszone or a multi- area feature. So if you had like an elevated higher up
spa or whatever stairs or stairs, it
would fix it. So, it still does use some traditional like kind of bounce mapping
like a Roomba does at least to find the edges and then it can learn over time
and develop what your pool shape is. And yeah, as you can see, it used 16% of the
battery to map his pool and do one floor clean, which is about the same amount of
time it took Linus to clean the whole pool. So, not off to a great start on
the time aspect, but we're going to change it. We're going to set it to do
just the surface once, then we'll go
back and do the floor. That way hopefully we'll get everything on the
surface to fall to the bottom in case it needs to be shifted around a bit and
then we should be good to go from there. I did decide to leave the googly eyes on. We'll see how long it actually
lasts. Well, we're just over the 3-hour mark now. This little guy hasn't even
come up for air other than when it did the surface cleaning. So, I'm going to fish it out and we're going to see how
full its tank is. Oh, it's so heavy. It's full of water. See, normally you
wouldn't have to pull it out like this because when the battery dies or it's
detected it's done, it would just come up to the surface. But because this is a
timed competition, I'm giving it a little bit of an advantage. Let's empty
the waste basket. You see in there, it's got pretty much everything. I think at
least it's got like all the leaves. My goodness, there's a lot of leaves in
here. A lot of the blue pebbles and quite a lot of sand. Some of it
unfortunately stuck on the outside and even in the bin here a little bit, but
for the most part, I think it's pretty much got all of it except for a couple
of pebbles, which you guys might be able to see is still in the pool. But with
this type of bot, the idea would be is, "Oh, it missed something. Just throw it
back in and it'll get it
eventually." So, it actually does two different types of patterns when it's
cleaning the pool. It does an N pattern in order to achieve the wall and the
water line, and then it does an S pattern when it's on the surface or the
floor. This just ensures that using its hybrid sense and its 27 sensors, it's
able to get every single area in your pool. I forgot to get the footage before
I threw it back in, but we actually did install more of the clarifying agent.
How that stuff works is it's made of crab shell material and basically it
deploys it into your water so it can latch onto debris and help it sink to
the bottom. Meaning that if there's anything kind of floating in the water,
it'll get cleaned when it does a floor pass. It's eco-friendly. It's pet safe.
It's skin safe. So, you don't have to worry about throwing it in your pool.
And you can buy refillable cartridges when it inevitably does run out cuz
you'll use it. Mark Rover actually has a whole video on how these types of agents
work when he did a video about purifying water. I wouldn't say this is going to
make your pool water safe to drink, but it works in similar ways. Get off the
wall. Go. Okay. Well, no. I actually do
need to get you out now. I want to check your basket. There you go, buddy. Let's
check the basket one more time. Shutting
down. Got just a tiny bit more sand.
Looks like we got one more leaf that was left. That took just over three hours to
do one full pass of the entire pool, which is longer than Lionus took. But
also, in the hour that it took Lionus to do his, he could have gone and done all
the other things on his task list, or at least some of them, and then just like
paid his kid to come take a look at the pool bot every so often, you know? And
after one full clean of doing everything, it has 56% battery left,
meaning you could probably get a full second pass in on one charge before, you
know, it needs a little snack. Well, it did a good job. If you guys are
interested in picking up a Beatbot, we'll have a link down below where we actually have an exclusive discount. Go
check it out. Thanks for watching, guys. If you enjoyed this one, go check out the first time we did it where we
actually threw one of these in a completely swampinfested pool and it
actually handle it a lot better than you probably