Gave me my Saturdays back
I used to spend two hours with the vacuum hose. Now I turn on the robot, have a cup of coffee, and come back to a clean pool. The floor was spotless the very first time.

Up to 3 h of runtime · pools up to 200 m² · climbs walls
Complete the experience



Turn it on, drop it in the water, and get on with your day: in 2.5 to 3 hours the robot cleans the floor, walls, and waterline of your pool on its own — no hose, no power cord, and no pump required. The 7,800 mAh battery powers two 180 W brushless motors that pull in 80 gallons per minute and trap sand, leaves, and pollen in a 4-liter basket with 294-micron filtration. Choose from three modes (floor only, floor + walls, or waterline), and it maps its route, reaches the wall, and climbs. When it's done, it parks at the edge and the hook lets you lift it out without ever stepping into the water.

Fine sand, leaves, and that dark film the brush never quite removes: the robot passes over it and the tile shows through again. Nothing gets stirred up and dropped back on the floor — it all stays trapped in the internal basket. That's the difference between a pool that looks clean and one that actually is, without you ever stepping into the water.

80 gallons per minute of suction keeps the robot stuck to the tile as it climbs to the surface and works along the waterline — exactly where sunscreen residue and grime show up most. It then comes back down, returns to the floor, and repeats, covering walls and corners a pole brush never quite reaches.

Reinforced-grip tracks carry the robot from the floor to the wall without slipping, and 80 GPM of suction keeps it locked in place as it climbs to the waterline. There are three modes: floor, floor + walls, and waterline only — press the button and it does the rest, in pools 0.5 to 3 m deep.

Open the clear lid, pull out the basket, shake it into the trash, and snap it back in. The 294-micron filter traps fine sand, pollen, leaves, and bugs — and since the lid is clear, you can see when it's full without opening anything. No bags, no disposable parts: rinse it under running water and it's ready for the next cycle.

No dragging a hose around, no relying on the pool pump, no 15-meter cord tangling up in the water. The 7,800 mAh battery charges in about 4 hours and delivers 2.5 to 3 hours of cleaning — enough for a pool up to 200 m². It's rated for 500 charge cycles: a full season of use, year after year.

When the cycle ends, the robot rises and stops right at the edge. Hook the included telescopic pole onto the top handle and lift it out — no getting wet, no bending down, no diving in after it. At 35 × 35 cm with a built-in handle, it stores in any corner of the equipment room.
No giant manual, no installer needed. Take it out of the box and start enjoying it.
Pick the variation and the ideal quantity for you.
Fast shipping and protective packaging across the US.
Set it up at home and feel the difference right away.
I used to spend two hours with the vacuum hose. Now I turn on the robot, have a cup of coffee, and come back to a clean pool. The floor was spotless the very first time.
I was skeptical about the wall-climbing part, but it goes all the way up to the waterline without falling off. The dirt ring that used to sit at the edge is gone.
I live near pine trees, so a lot of needles pile up. The 4-liter basket handles a whole cycle and rinses clean in seconds at the faucet.
It cleans very well and completely on its own. The 4-hour charge time takes a bit of planning, but since one cleaning a week is enough, it's not really an issue.
My pool is 90 m², and it did the floor and walls on a single charge with battery to spare. The hook for pulling it out of the water made a real difference.
Fast shipping, 30 days to return it, and a 2-year warranty. No catches.
