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With summer rapidly approaching, my wife has tasked me with getting our backyard

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ready for our ultimate pool

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parties. Clean the grill, clip the grass, sweep the deck, take out the

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garbage, clean the theater, cook the hot dogs, put up the sign that says no

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Elijah's. Oh man, how am I going to get all this done in time? I haven't even

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cleaned the pool yet. Gee, Lionus, I could do that for you. Maybe, but I'm

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pretty sure I can clean the pool faster than you. But then you wouldn't be able

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to do the other stuff. Ooh, fair point. But I still want to do a race just to

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make this video sponsored by Beatbot and featuring their Aquaense 2 Ultra a

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little more interesting. Let's start by seeing how long it takes me to clean the

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pool. Ready, set. Oh, well, you're just going to sit there until I move you. Go.

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Wo wo wo. Before you do that, I have to dirty up the pool. What? What is this

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leaves? Oh my god. You could You bought

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fake leaves? You could get real leaves like on the ground. Yeah, but I want

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this to be a fair test. So, we're going to put half the leaves in for you, half

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the leaves in for the Beatbot. That way, we can compare apples to apples. Leaves

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to leaves or pebbles to pebbles. Those are not pebbles. These are giant ass

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rocks. Yeah, you can get it and so can

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the robot. And there's no way the robot's picking these up. Are you serious? Yes. Like, did you show this to

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them and they were like, "Oh, yeah." Yeah. They said it'll pick up like acorns, leaves. That's part of the

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camera. It can detect things now. And you got ones that are the same color as

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the bottom of the pool. That's evil. Yeah. I also brought sand.

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You're enjoying this way too much. Yes, I am.

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What? Seriously? You're just going to put it all in one spot? What's your

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problem? I'm spreading it out. Why would you do it like that? What? Would you

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just like do me to do it like this? Well, no. Put it in your hand and Oh. So

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your wild oats, you know. Okay, let's do one more cup. No. What do you mean?

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That's lots. Going to gum up my filter. Okay, that's lots. Elijah, who

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would have this many rocks in their pool?

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Yeah, you can totally see them. All right, with that nonsense out of the

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way, now I begin. And I'll do the hard job. Sit here and watch the timer to see

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how long it takes him to get it clean. Go. Oh my god, these leaves are hell.

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Real leaves would have been a lot easier. Normally I can clean the pool in

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like 20 to 30 minutes, but normally it's

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not completely gked up like this. Oh my

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goodness, there's so much sand. Like I can feel all the crusty sand at the

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bottom of the pool. Elijah, man, you're taking your sweet time. I am not taking

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my sweet time. This is how long it takes. It's been almost 6 minutes,

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Lionus. Yeah, and I've got almost all the leaves out of the pool. Let's see

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you beat that. Beat bot. Is that all the leaves? I think so. Here. Check. There

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you go, buddy. Oh, dude. This sucks. These pebbles are not easy to get with

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the net. I'm going to have to suck these up into my f Oh. Oh, dude. I got way

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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

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of tiring. I thought you played badminton, bro. I am going fast. That

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That's not what I said, but okay. Now, for phase two of pool cleaning. Have I

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mentioned yet? Even if you can afford a pool, don't get one. It's worth it for

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the wicked pool parties, though. Oh, wow. Spiders. No, I got my task jacket

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wet. ltstore.com. Good thing it's good for

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tasks. Time to get all your stupid sand out of here. How did this guy manage to

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find the world's only sand that doesn't sink? I have never seen this much crap

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on the surface of this pool. Cool. The mesh is not fine enough to capture the

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sand. So, all I'm doing is knocking it to the bottom right now. Oh my god. I

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can feel it running over all of the sand at the bottom, but I can't see it.

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Elijah, you picked white sand. We're

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almost at the 1 hour mark. Yeah. Well, it takes a little while when you

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intentionally bung it up. You're doing good, though. It looks clean. You know

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what? I'm calling that done. That looks pretty clean, right? Oh, yeah. Much

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cleaner. 1 hour. Excuse me. I said that looks pretty clean, right? Correct. 1

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hour, 3 minutes, and 42 seconds. Okay, that's pretty good considering what you

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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.

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Oh, right. Do you want to unbox the Beatbot? I thought we already did that.

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Okay, that's the take we're using.

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What are you looking at right now? We're trying to do a clean unboxing on this

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channel. What is your problem, bud? First things first, we've got our quick

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start guide, large print edition, which

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actually kind of makes sense if you consider how few millennials and Gen Z's own pools. Then our accessory box.

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Charging dock bracket. The hook for retrieving the bot. Screwdriver. That's

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my thing. I sell screwdrivers. Beat, how

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dare you? Got our charging dock. Scrubby brushes. Ooh, sensor cleaning cloth.

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They include a three-year warranty instead of two. And here's the still

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fairly large print full manual with all kinds of useful stuff like full specs as

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well as uh what all of the indicator lights mean. Dust and waterproof cover.

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Nice. I'd hate to get water on my pool cleaning robot. In all seriousness, very

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useful. Finally, we've got the Oh, the

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star of the show, the Beatbot Aquaense 2

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Ultra. Let's take a closer look at the robot itself. It now features a

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front-facing camera, which helps with Beatbot's hybrid sense pool mapping.

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It's got tank treads for movement, scrubby brushes for cleaning the floor,

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a suction at the bottom for grabbing onto the wall to use the scrubby brushes

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to also clean the wall, as well as these cute little guys. is I don't remember

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these last time. Those guys feed into the waste basket, which spoiler movie

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magic. This is not the first time we've used this. It is full of gunk and dead

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worms. We've got five physical buttons corresponding to most of its cleaning

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areas that it'll do. The surface, floor, walls, water line, and water

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clarification. And finally, we've got the place for the additive. Ah, yes.

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We'll talk a little bit more about this later, but this is their Oh god. Okay,

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I'm not going to remove it right now, but that's the additive for water clarification. The 266Wh hour battery

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charges by throwing it on the dock. A little something like that. They claim that'll do 10 hours of surface cleaning

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or five hours of floor or wall cleaning, doing about a 3,800 ft, 3 m deep pool.

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We really mixed our units up there in one charge. It should already be charged

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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

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up. It's already paired with it. All we need to do is throw it in. I have it set

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to pro mode. So, it's going to do all of the cleaning and it'll map your pool.

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Oh, we left the googly eyes on it. And

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hey, look at that. Hey, look at it go. It looks like it's puking the googly

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eyes. Oh no, it's going down like the Titanic. See you later, boys. Well, I

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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

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can do before or after whatever is you can map multiple zones as well. If you

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remember last year the Beatbot got stuck on stairs. Yeah. Yeah. And based on our

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video, but also just some other testing, they decided to develop like a

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multiszone or a multi- area feature. So if you had like an elevated higher up

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spa or whatever stairs or stairs, it

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would fix it. So, it still does use some traditional like kind of bounce mapping

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like a Roomba does at least to find the edges and then it can learn over time

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and develop what your pool shape is. And yeah, as you can see, it used 16% of the

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battery to map his pool and do one floor clean, which is about the same amount of

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time it took Linus to clean the whole pool. So, not off to a great start on

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the time aspect, but we're going to change it. We're going to set it to do

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just the surface once, then we'll go

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back and do the floor. That way hopefully we'll get everything on the

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surface to fall to the bottom in case it needs to be shifted around a bit and

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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

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lasts. Well, we're just over the 3-hour mark now. This little guy hasn't even

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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

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full its tank is. Oh, it's so heavy. It's full of water. See, normally you

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wouldn't have to pull it out like this because when the battery dies or it's

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detected it's done, it would just come up to the surface. But because this is a

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timed competition, I'm giving it a little bit of an advantage. Let's empty

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the waste basket. You see in there, it's got pretty much everything. I think at

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least it's got like all the leaves. My goodness, there's a lot of leaves in

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here. A lot of the blue pebbles and quite a lot of sand. Some of it

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unfortunately stuck on the outside and even in the bin here a little bit, but

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for the most part, I think it's pretty much got all of it except for a couple

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of pebbles, which you guys might be able to see is still in the pool. But with

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this type of bot, the idea would be is, "Oh, it missed something. Just throw it

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back in and it'll get it

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eventually." So, it actually does two different types of patterns when it's

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cleaning the pool. It does an N pattern in order to achieve the wall and the

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water line, and then it does an S pattern when it's on the surface or the

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floor. This just ensures that using its hybrid sense and its 27 sensors, it's

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able to get every single area in your pool. I forgot to get the footage before

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I threw it back in, but we actually did install more of the clarifying agent.

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How that stuff works is it's made of crab shell material and basically it

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deploys it into your water so it can latch onto debris and help it sink to

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the bottom. Meaning that if there's anything kind of floating in the water,

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it'll get cleaned when it does a floor pass. It's eco-friendly. It's pet safe.

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It's skin safe. So, you don't have to worry about throwing it in your pool.

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And you can buy refillable cartridges when it inevitably does run out cuz

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you'll use it. Mark Rover actually has a whole video on how these types of agents

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work when he did a video about purifying water. I wouldn't say this is going to

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make your pool water safe to drink, but it works in similar ways. Get off the

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wall. Go. Okay. Well, no. I actually do

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need to get you out now. I want to check your basket. There you go, buddy. Let's

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check the basket one more time. Shutting

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down. Got just a tiny bit more sand.

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Looks like we got one more leaf that was left. That took just over three hours to

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do one full pass of the entire pool, which is longer than Lionus took. But

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also, in the hour that it took Lionus to do his, he could have gone and done all

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the other things on his task list, or at least some of them, and then just like

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paid his kid to come take a look at the pool bot every so often, you know? And

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after one full clean of doing everything, it has 56% battery left,

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meaning you could probably get a full second pass in on one charge before, you

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know, it needs a little snack. Well, it did a good job. If you guys are

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interested in picking up a Beatbot, we'll have a link down below where we actually have an exclusive discount. Go

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check it out. Thanks for watching, guys. If you enjoyed this one, go check out the first time we did it where we

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actually threw one of these in a completely swampinfested pool and it

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actually handle it a lot better than you probably