You simply turn the dial to the setting you want and slowly drop it in the pool with the front facing up. We started on the sides-only setting to see what would happen. These 3 settings are 1) Pool sides only, 2) Pool floor only, and 3) Both sides and floor.

The Seagull Pro has 3 settings which are controlled easily from a dial on top of the robot. Keeping that in mind, we still wanted to see what it could do. So we knew the performance might be less than ideal. The test pool is kidney shaped, goes from 3 to 7 ft deep, and has steps (while curving a little in the middle). In the manual it specifically states that Seagull Pro is most efficient in a square flat pool with no steps. Now, we finally get to see how it performs in a real-world environment.Īfter reading the manual for best use, we realized that the pool we chose to test it in was not actually ideal for the Seagull Pro. We had a great discussion with the company earlier this year at CES 2023 where we got to see the robot hard at work, but confined to a small controlled acrylic space filled with water. When we received the Seagull Pro from Aiper, we couldn’t wait to put it to the test.

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