What is the difference between the Aquabot Classic and the Aquabot Junior model?
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About $200.00+. It filters 500 gallons per hour then the Classic. The only thing is that the Classic, and the Original, have a adjustable handle to direct the direction of the unit. I would call the Aquabot, and get there advise. My next Aquabot will be the Junior, and save between $150.00 and $350.00. Don't waist your time on the Turbo's. Too much $.
1957504
Many differences but most important to me is the classic cleans the sides including the water line. The jr doesn't move all the way to the surface. Both clean the bottom very well.
1957505
About $200.00+. It filters 500 gallons per hour then the Classic. The only thing is that the Classic, and the Original, have a adjustable handle to direct the direction of the unit.I would call the Aquabot, and get there advise. My next Aquabot will be the Junior, and save between $150.00 and $350.00. Don't waist your time on the Turbo's. Too much $.
1957506
Hi, this is Steve at Aqua Products. The Jr. model is not designed to climb and scrub the water line like the Classic. The Jr. will clean the cove and partial wall. Note: Most debris settles to the bottom so this s a pool by pool decision that you can make based on need.
1940076
According to the website, it is 19 pounds. http://www.aquabot.com/residential/aquabot-classic/
2284623
Hi! It's the fine mesh, fits both the Aquabot and the Aquabot Turbo T2. It works beautifully, and when we got ours, it arrived not a moment too soon, as the old pair literally fell apart! Now we shall be ordering some other replacement parts to "freshen up" our machine....
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Hi, this is Steve at Aqua Products. The Aquabot and Aquabot Turbo are designed to climb. The Jr is primarily a bottom cleaner (where most of the dirt is) and in some pools it will climb a partial wall.
1967317
I have never had to get replacement for this particular unit since we just got it, but our previous Aquabot we contacted the manufacturer. And during our research, we found a website with all these Aquabot parts, but it was so long ago, I can't remember where we found the site. Sorry I couldn't be more helpful.
1360239
Hello Maynard. I bought the aquabot, but sent it back because it did not pickup the dirt like our current model. The model do have brushes. Regards eh
137860
It seems that the "A" is the same design but a newer model. However, reviews of the "A" model have said that the new darker plastic is giving a bad plastic taste to the water, thus, you are probably better going with the older model until they remedy the issue. HOWEVER, it seems this seller may be selling the new "A" model instead and just picturing the old one, so you would be wise to confirm which you are receiving or at least confirm if they will accept returns (for which you will probably have to pay return shipping)
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As noted, they're pretty much the same, except the Plus has the dual speaker surround option. The Plus is a bit bigger (but not really noticeable) and the Classic is a bit heavier (again only slightly noticeable). The Plus is "prettier" as the color is throughout, whereas the Classic has the black top and bottom, even on the nice brightly-colored ones. The main difference I noticed was that the Classic has an on/off switch on the bottom, but the Plus has a bubble button which you push and hold to turn on/off. Otherwise, they're the same, same features, lasts the same and sound the same. Which is what's important, right?! As noted, they're pretty much the same, except the Plus has the dual speaker surround option. The Plus is a bit bigger (but not really noticeable) and the Classic is a bit heavier (again only slightly noticeable). The Plus is "prettier" as the color is throughout, whereas the Classic has the black top and bottom, even on the nice brightly-colored ones. The main difference I noticed was that the Classic has an on/off switch on the bottom, but the Plus has a bubble button which you push and hold to turn on/off. Otherwise, they're the same, same features, lasts the same and sound the... » Read More As noted, they're pretty much the same, except the Plus has the dual speaker surround option. The Plus is a bit bigger (but not really noticeable) and the Classic is a bit heavier (again only slightly noticeable). The Plus is "prettier" as the color is throughout, whereas the Classic has the black top and bottom, even on the nice brightly-colored ones. The main difference I noticed was that the Classic has an on/off switch on the bottom, but the Plus has a bubble button which you push and hold to turn on/off. Otherwise, they're the same, same features, lasts the same and sound the same. Which is what's important, right?! « Show Less
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For the kid version: - the machine size is smaller, the handle is bit smaller - has no cover top! So you may need to wash it first before filling it with water - has less choice on the water pressure that can be selected (3 speed vs. 10 speed) - has less 'accessories' - the water cannot be stopped from the handle so the only way to stop the water from flowing is by turning off the machine - you cannot rotate the tip from the handle - has dual voltage - appears a bit flimsy I have tried both and decided to return the kid version because the adult version is so much better for me.
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J2 is the older and original style. J2000 is an updated version. The inner parts & boiler are the same in both. The hose and head are the same in both. There are two major differences: The body on the J2 is aluminum whereas on the J2000 is a durable plastic. Thus the J2's shell is more durable, but the J2000 is pretty tough also. It's not like you're going to bang this thing around anyway. The J2 uses an inverted water jug that many people complain about it falling out if bumped. The J2000 has a water tank that sits more securely. Both units steam the same, so get the J2000 - it's an upgraded design. J2 is the older and original style. J2000 is an updated version. The inner parts & boiler are the same in both. The hose and head are the same in both. There are two major differences: The body on the J2 is aluminum whereas on the J2000 is a durable plastic. Thus the J2's shell is more durable, but the J2000 is pretty tough also. It's not like you're going to bang this thing around anyway. The J2 uses an inverted water jug that many people complain about it falling out if bumped. The J2000 has a water tank that sits more securely. Both units steam the same, so get the J2000 - it's an... » Read More J2 is the older and original style. J2000 is an updated version. The inner parts & boiler are the same in both. The hose and head are the same in both. There are two major differences: The body on the J2 is aluminum whereas on the J2000 is a durable plastic. Thus the J2's shell is more durable, but the J2000 is pretty tough also. It's not like you're going to bang this thing around anyway. The J2 uses an inverted water jug that many people complain about it falling out if bumped. The J2000 has a water tank that sits more securely. Both units steam the same, so get the J2000 - it's an upgraded design. « Show Less
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Not sure what the difference is but my nephew loved the one I got. I think it's built better and has more to do on it
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This is Steve at Aqua Products. Yes, the Aquabot is designed to climb and clean up to and including the waterline.
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I believe this particular model is reccomended for concrete and gunite pools so I would stay away from this one, as you want something that has rubber brushes. Also, not happy with this aqua bot and would not recommend. Already had it sent to be repaired after only two months and having problems with it again this year. Didn't even have it for a year. Hope this helps.
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Brian, I have no idea if there is any difference, as I have only experience with the "other" model. I just really like the one I bought from Amazon.
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I'm not sure, my daughter researched all the different models and asked me to get the model I got for my granddaughter for Xmas because she thought the model I bought was the easiest for my granddaughter at her age of 4 to use and it turned out she was able to use it and she'll be able to use it for quite a few years because it holds up to 200 lbs so that is why we bought it. Hope that answers your question.
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I don't know the difference between the sizes, but the Jr is perfect for my toddlers. I bought them when they were a year old and could lay in them easily without touching the ground. They are almost two now and weight around 23lbs and they drag them all over to sit in. I imagine they'll use these for another year or two even.
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I've had both. The newer model is more sturdy, heavier duty plastic parts, in general, a real improvement. Works the same, but I think it will last longer, I've had mine about a year now.