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WYBOT M2
The world's leading high-efficiency pool cleaning robot, equipped with advanced visual technology
AI-Powered Smart Learning
The system continuously learns to recognize debris patterns and pool environments during each cleaning cycle. Regular OTA updates further enhance its efficiency.
Pro Tip: Enable Vision Mode for the first month of use to optimize the machine learning model and maximize long-term cleaning performance.
AI-powered Debris Detection
The M2 intelligently detects and prioritizes stained areas for cleaning. In Dirt Hunting Mode, it identifies drainage outlets and thoroughly cleans around their edges, while in Standard Mode, it moves straight across drainage outlets.
Powerful Floor Scriubbing
Effective scrubbing and suction to remove dirtand debris from the pool floor
*In dirt-hunting mode.
*The M2 provides 1.4x the runtime of the S series.
After using the Wybot C1 and M1, I wanted to see what the hype is surrounding the “AI” driven bots. While I experienced one issue, it has done a wonderful job cleaning my pool. Spoilers: I’m giving it four stars, but it’s a solid 5 star contender.
My pool is very basic… it’s a 10k gallon rectangle with no frills. It is enclosed, but debris from my Oak trees fills the pool every pollen season. To test the M2 I turned off my pump for three days and I let the junk accumulate. The bottom was a mess, and the waterline had a solid ring around the full 360*’s.
The M2 starts off like every other pool robot: unbox, charge overnight, pair with phone app, chances are it’ll need a firmware update, drop in pool, and let it do its thing. The M1 and M2 both have secondary filters, but I removed the secondary filter since everything I want to clean is large particle. While my C1 and M1 tend to wander around aimlessly, the M2 moved with purpose. It made quick work of the floor (see basket!) leaving nothing behind. Next up was waterline, and it cleaned a solid 90%... that’s considerably more than my M1.
What was the issue I mentioned above? Battery life. Wybot claims 300 minutes, but I’m falling an hour short. In the several cleaning cycles my M2 has completed it is averaging 240 minutes. Would that extra hour allow it to clear 100% of the waterline? Maybe a future firmware update can address that.
Do I recommend the Wybot M2? Absolutely. Despite the battery problem, it does a fantastic job. It has a steep list price, but you’ll make that back in no time by firing your pool cleaning company.
So this robot is a bit different because it has an Ai Camera. The Ai camera seemed to support being able to target where it would see dirtier debris, and the suction was able to focus on both large leaves as well as dirt particles that sit generally in the edges and corners of the pool. While that worked at times, other times it kind of got lost and was going in a random pattern. A little bit of both. The battery life is what I expected, and it ran through full cycles even on a larger pool without dying. With many different cleaning paths, you can change what you want to focus on particularly.
Love my robotic pool cleaner. I will usually pull out my one that came with the pool but this just made it so much easier. I literally just drop and go. The cleaner had more than enough charge to do my 21 ft pool. I had plenty of different modes but just used the floor mode. The foam filter is great for catching the ultra fine dirt. This pool cleaner is top of the line and I definitely would do without out.
The WYBOT M2 AI Camera Robotic Pool Vacuum Cleaner is a very good pool cleaner. The quality and build seem top-notch. It has 7 modes and patterns that give plenty of options to customize your cleaning sessions. There's even an option to leave it in the pool, set it to run, say for an hour, and it will clean each day for the set time until you need to charge it again. The mode I like the most is the "hunting" mode. It has a camera that will "see" the leaves and debris and go clean the area. It is like a quick clean mode to get the pool clean fast. It usually gets my 15x30 pool clean in about 30 minutes.
It has one basket filter and a sponge-type filter to get the fine stuff that are easy to access and empty. Great battery life on a full charge.
It operates with an app that you install on your phone, which is not a plus in my opinion. It works fine, but the only way to change the modes are with the app, and not from the unit itself. If you use the same settings most of the time, you can just turn it on and place it in the pool. It will clean in the sequence that was last used.
A couple of other issues is it sometimes gets stuck on my drain covers. I've had other robot cleaners and this was not an issue. It does not have the feature of parking at the water line for easy removal, which is usually a feature of these at this price point. It comes with a hook to pull it out of the water, and this thing is very heavy, and the handle space is narrow and which makes it hard to get the hook in place to pull it out of the water.
Overall, I am happy with the quality and the job it does, but those other little issues mentioned above can be irritating.
Great robotic pool cleaner, very easy to setup and once its setup does a great job cleaning. Has a very long battery life more than enough to clean the pool before needing to be charged again. Does a great. job searching for dirt on its own but I have it systematically clean usually. One downside is having to fish it out when it's due for a charge wish it swam to the top or something but they provide you a hook to pull it out. Overall great choice
For detailed instructions, please watch our operation guide videos:
WYBOT M2 Operation Guide
Rest assured that we test every unit underwater before packaging to ensure it works properly before delivery. Therefore, it is normal for the machine to be slightly damp or have water stains.
