OWR Pool · Comparison guide

Compare the job, not the marketing.

Five robots can all look impressive on a product page while being right for very different pools. Start with what your pool actually needs, then compare the models that fit.

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CapabilityAquaSense 2AquaSense 2 ProSora 70Aiper X1 Pro MaxDolphin LIBERTY 600
Pool typeIn + aboveIn + aboveIn + aboveIn-groundIn + above
Floor / walls / waterline✓✓✓✓✓
Surface cleaning—✓✓✓—
Published size limit3,230 sq ft3,875 sq ft3,230 sq ft3,230 sq ft / 100 ft50 ft max length
Basket / filter capacity2 L3.7 L6 L5 LManufacturer uses multi-layer filter system
Fine filtration150 μm publishedCompare current filter specificationCompare current filter specification180 μm / 3 μmMulti-layer + ultra-fine kit
Warranty3 years3 yearsVerify region3 years3 years
Surface-first buyer?NoYesYesYesNo
No universal winner: surface debris, pool type, size, filtration and shape can all change which robot makes sense. When a specification is unclear, we leave it unclear rather than guessing.

Start with what matters most for your pool

Floating leaves are the chore

Start with robots that clean the surface: AquaSense 2 Pro, Sora 70 and Aiper X1 Pro Max.

Fine dirt is the frustration

Start with our fine dust, silt and sand guide before comparing models. Filtration matters, but it still has to fit the rest of your pool.

Above-ground pool

AquaSense 2, AquaSense 2 Pro, Sora 70 and LIBERTY 600 publish above-ground compatibility; Aiper X1 Pro Max is in-ground.

Surface cleaning is unnecessary

AquaSense 2 and LIBERTY 600 remain relevant when submerged cleaning is the job and surface capability would be unused.

Open the fit guide, not just the spec sheet

Already down to two brands or models?

STILL NOT SURE?

Let your pool narrow the choices.

Use the Finder to rule out robots that miss a must-have before you compare the extras.

Manufacturer specifications rechecked 25 September 2026. OWR HOME has not physically tested these units unless a future page explicitly says otherwise.