Best Robot Pool Cleaners 2024 [don’t buy one before watching this]
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- Опубликовано: 4 ноя 2024
- Best Robot Pool Cleaners 2024 [don’t buy one before watching this]
Links to the Best Robot Pool Cleaners 2024 are listed below. At Valid Consumer, we've researched the Best Robot Pool Cleaners 2024 saving you time and money.
► 6. Paxcess Cordless Robotic Pool Cleaner - geni.us/RvVQ
► 5. Zodiac MX6 - geni.us/fmcT
► 4. DOLPHIN Triton PS - geni.us/Lxk15oS
► 3. Aiper Seagull SE - geni.us/mEiq
► 2. Polaris 9550 Sport - geni.us/me7C0
► 1. Dolphin Nautilus CC Plus - geni.us/5EHB3
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ABOUT THIS VIDEO -
Although pool vacuuming isn't something most people love doing, it's a necessary maintenance job that prevents algae growth and enhances the effectiveness of the water's chemicals. As an alternative, you can set up sensor boundaries and select the cleaning cycle using robotic pool vacuums, which function similarly to robotic cleaners for the home.
The best robot pool cleaners either function on a weekly cleaning schedule or scour pool surfaces of any form with the touch of a button. Your swimming pool's surfaces will be tidy and prepared when you're ready to swim.
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► Links to the Best Robot Pool Cleaners 2024 we listed in this video:
► 6. Paxcess Cordless Robotic Pool Cleaner - geni.us/RvVQ
► 5. Zodiac MX6 - geni.us/fmcT
► 4. DOLPHIN Triton PS - geni.us/Lxk15oS
► 3. Aiper Seagull SE - geni.us/mEiq
► 2. Polaris 9550 Sport - geni.us/me7C0
► 1. Dolphin Nautilus CC Plus - geni.us/5EHB3
1. Polaris alpha IQ+. #1 robot cleaner ever made in pool industry to date.
2. Maytronics s200 (from distributors) otherwise known as active 20 sold by pinch-a-pennys , etc
3. Prowler 920
4. S400
5. M400
6. Polaris epic
Would definitely revise your list.. as I work in distribution and wouldn’t want you steering your viewers in the wrong direction
Right now I'm buying used Dolphin cleaners and fixing them up. $0-200 and you have a great pool cleaner. Usually they need little fixing. Thanks for buying the new ones and letting me have your old ones. 😉
You guys forgot to mention the most important part . Pricing for all of them
We purchased the Aiper Seagull SE 4/13/23 it was a easy out of the box robot cleaner even though we got the SE edition the lesser Apier model stated that it was not meant for pools with inclines so we went with the SE edition because in our reading it didn't say anything about not preforming with pools with a incline,well we added a enclosure around our inground rectangle pool so when you come out the kitchen backdoor your inside a pool room. Anyway leafs, branches and bugs are not a problem just dirt if we didn't get a good full backwash or if we add some Floc after a kids party and we let the the dirt settle. This little bot does the job but the first thing we noticed right out of the box the number one on the list in directions was This robot vacuum is not made to work on inclined pools ours starts at about a foot off the steps to a start of an incline at 4 feet to 6 feet at the end to the ladder. We charged it up pushed the start button on top put it in the the base of the steps and it started to run by the time it hit the pool floor we watched it go and of course it went down the incline with no problem coming back up you can see the difference in speed it was slower, it did its job but in the two times we've used it so far it didn't come back to the spot we put it in we are thinking maybe because of the incline, it might be throwing it off track. But it comes with a retrieval hook that we bought a extra telescoping pole for,twice we noticed there is no certain pattern it run.... on it just seems to bounce from one wall to another until it covers the whole bottom of the pool.clen up was easy just unclamp all four sides and pull out the screen that trapped the dirt and silt on it and some dirt was on the inside bottom of the vacuum which I easily rinsed both out at my kitchen sink with the sink sprayer and assembly was tricky the first time but it's just a certain way the screen trap fits in with the bottom half of the unit as well as the top to be able to snap back into its locked position. For us it does the job we have a SHARK ION robotic vacuum cleaner in the house we named it Benson from the old TV show so we named the Aiper pool vacuum Benson Jr. Ok..... I'm a guy and I feel like I've been talking way to much....To me I got what I paid for and I'm happy with my $280 decision.
I need a new wire less robot cleaner and I was wondering if you know what types off flooring that it can be used on I do not own a concrete pool but instead a vinyl-liner pool (since it was life times cheaper) and I cant find anywhere if it would work on that or break it
I have the dolphin nautilus 5 years old I love it best pool cleaner I ever had. I paid 800 for it then now I think their closer to 1200
Have you tried the Aiper Seagull Pro? It's also new for 2023.
It is a piece of junk, I purchased one and its battery lasted for three months only. Now it will not fully charge and it will not last two minutes working in the pool. Trash.
I think I will go with the Triton PS.. that sounded like number one to me. I have a big pool 3ft to 8ft at the deep end.
We have a 27 round above ground and used the aiper round seagull, had to return it because it stopped working after half a dozen uses !!!
I need a good suggestion for Bestway 9.56x4.88 size pool. Please any help is aprreciated
You need to check out the new Degrii ZIMA Pro being introduced this year. Besides no pump hose, it also doesn't have a long power cord running back to the house. It uses a rechargeable battery that floats on the surface above it.
I will look It up now
@@kerryanncurtin1369 There are beta test reviews on RUclips. It is a kickstarter project that is supposed to start shipping this month.
Can you leave any of these cleaners unattended for say 3 weeks and they will automatically clean the pool? I know they can't empty their filters, but my problem is algae build up. So the filters might not need to be cleaned for a while. Living in Arizona, we don't have leaf debris, just dust, dirt, and algae.
Can you use all of these cleaners in a vinyl pool?
Seeing as you don't have footage of all these cleaners in the same pool, I would take it that you didn't even test them! You have just compared them by the brochure and use generic footage to make a video. For example you put a older tech dolphin higher up the list than the new generation of dolphin. That older dolphin isn't even sold in the Australian market anymore and you put it in a 2023 review.
The Dolphin Nautilus CC Plus is easy to clean and has removable cartridges. However, it becomes disabled on steps, lacks a user manual, has a short power cord, and requires an additional purchase of a cart. Overall, it is an excellent cleaning device.
going to try the Dolphin.
The fact you said Your #1 choice does not have waterproof power, that is a problem in a pool don't you think?.. Plus I thought I heard you say it is a MINOR design error.. 🤣🤣🤣
Alastair Reynolds Zima Blue !!!
BEFORE BUYING and Robotic pool cleaner here is my experience - I tested a Dolphin/maytronics top of the line robotic cleaner and was very disappointed as its only good for picking up leaves, not dirt or any sediment on the bottom etc, so its a very expensive machine just for picking up leaves...
My pool at the time had dirt all over on the bottom which blew in from the air.. The fine filter on the maytronics is only around 50microns which is very bad for picking up dirt were the pool glass filter is 2microns.... The machine wasn't able to pick up any dirt as it blew straight out the back of the machine back into the pool making it more cloudy...When it up the wall the water jets blew the dirt all over the place and the whole pool became darkened from the dirt being disturbed, eventually I was able to see the bottom of the pool and the machine, so it was a waste of time testing it, it was actually rubbish for dirt etc....
I had no option to let the pool settle for a few days then put in the old traditional style suction machine with pipe direct to the pool filter and in a few hours the dirt was gone and the pool was clean..... If Maytronics was able to have the option of adding the pipe direct to the pool filter system, it would be the best ever as the build and power of the jets is fantastic plus it can be programed to do floor only. Once the dirt was gone, then it can continue doing its basic cleaning ie scrubbing the floor and picking up a few leaves.
For me, I still use the old style pool cleaner, picks up direct and put into the pool filter at 2 microns v 50 microns on the maytronics, and it always works out clean. Saving on electric is false with robotics as most pools have to be on for at least 5hrs per day, so using a traditionally style is using the same energy were the robotic is using separate electricity so it does cost more but little. My advice if you only get leaves in your pool, then its great very expensive machine, but if you get sediments blown in and sits on the bottom of your pool, then these robotic machines are no good due to the jets, you still need the old style machines or you buy both....
Andy always,..may I ask what is the name of the pool vacuum that you are using? Thanks for this information because it’s good to know about these new products. Thank you.
Thanks. That was my biggest worry before buying a robot cleaner. My problem is also fine dust from the wind and I don't want to spend money on an expensive machine that will only make things worse.
Not my Hayward Shark XL. It picks up everything including dirt. I’ve had it for 5 years and have only replaced an 18 dollar propeller and new filters
That’s because you didn’t get the “ultra fine filter” as well..that’s what helps pick up the small particles just so you know lol, has nothing to do with the vacuum itself
@@bugpack6spot on
I bought the polaris and will never buy one again. They don't last long and are expensive and expensive to fix. They just wear out fast. I will never buy one again! The service is LOUSY - forget about getting someone on the phone because they don't answer the phone! I was even told by a rep do not buy the them! Just poorly designed. I love it when company builds a quality product and it lasts. Polaris needs to learn that important principle. Put your hard earned money somewhere else folks. I went to a dealer and all I saw were a bunch of Polaris pool cleaners - why because the suck! There are much better products out there that are much cheaper and that last much longer!!
If you care about customer service, find another manufacturer other than Aiper. Their customer service is horrible. Basically non-existent!
The pool cleaner that isn’t waterproof seems really unsafe.
Aiper is no good. Stay away company has horrible customer service
How on earth Paxcess made in to this so called best of 2023 list? I purchased one thru amzaon and out of the box it came without the charger.. called Paxcess customer and they told me that they discotinued that model and they don't have the charger.. had to make the claim with amazon they told me.. so this video is full of BS.. comparisons are based on brochers or something.. test them yourself and then make a video!