Here's the robotic cleaners we recommend! www.swimuniversity.com/robotic-pool-cleaners/ Dolphin brand is a pretty consistent winner 🥇

You are the Yoda of pool care! The video is great!!!. Many, many thanks for what you do!

Good stuff, very informational. I love the concept of the robotic cleaners, much more efficient at cleaning and really cut back on energy costs. In the end I went with pressure side for one reason only…..I can keep the cleaner in the pool and just empty the bag when it gets full. Robotic cleaners want to be removed from the pool after each cleaning. I liked the “set it and forget it” route. If you want a pressure side cleaner that doesn’t require a booster then go with the Polaris 360.

I appreciate the video and other helpful stuff, but I wish he would have specifically addressed robotic pool cleaners for above ground/semi-inground pools.

Love this! Can you also review some of the foreign made pool cleaners such as the Zodiac or Baracuda brands?

Thanks for the video! Looking into getting a robotic and selling my pool sweep 360

Just stay away from the Aiper brand cleaners. Nothing but problems. Had two that only lasted a few months each.

What robotic vacuum do you recommend?

Great stuff, but the link to get your cheat sheet is broken. Not the link here, but the button on the page to get the cheat sheet. (it doesn't work for me anyway)

@SwimUniversity So i run a water park, we have hammer head vacuums, auto vacuums, and mini hand ones. One issue inside our curvy lazy river the auto only goes back and forth. The river is way to big for one person to always take a hammer head vacuum to it. what pool vacuum would you recommend. Finances is no problem.

Whomever invented these cleaners deserves a Nobel Prize.! We have had two diffrent types. I would not recommend the bag type. I think they are harder to clean. And get the largest you can afford. Pool opening set for May 6th! I am excited. We are suppose to have 2-6 inches of snow tomorrow!

and so here I am looking for a cleaner since my pool maintenance company doesn't do a great job of cleaning the pool (they only do it once a month) and it doesn't look clean to me. I understand it needs to be done at least once a week....

Can you touch on cordless vaccumes? I have one that doesn't seem to get fine algae out of the pool. Id rather not buy a whole new vacuum if there is a solution like filter socks etc.

During the winter what imer should i put for my pool skimmer? or should i let it run normal ?

I used to have an aquabot, but they are out of business. I got a dolphin, which is good but the fine filter trap doesn't hold all the dirt like the aquabot fine velcro bags worked. Some of the small dirt always is in the middle of the pool. Any advice?

What do you think of the Beatbot AquaSense Pro? Could you review it?

Do you have a video on recommended robotic pool cleaners? Thanks

I have dirt in my pool, and it seems like my robot is just mixing the dirt around. The dirt will be settled at the 7 then when I put it in, the water is Cloudy again.

I have an aquabot classic. Can I use that on an above ground pool?

My dolphin power pack has died twice in three years which is why I’m looking for a new one so I’m pretty wary of dolphin

Which robotic pool cleaners won't get the cord tingled?

Whatever you do don’t buy the one without a name that looks like a cool Tonka truck. Ive read that it’s made by Aquafysh , Imitek or Poolelf but you won’t find that on the packaging or product.Its made in China and is yellow with big black wheels and a clear cover. I was lucky, mine lasted a season. I’ve read a lot of reviews stating that theirs only worked a few times and then died.

I was talked into a cartridge filter for my pool. Honestly, I do not like it. I am having a lot of trouble getting the pool clean.

After a 4-5 years the robotic cleaner doesn’t work well on above ground pools

If my robot cleaner died I would order another one before my tears dried.

I built my own and is was cheap and works better than all of these. Buy a submersible pump and a 1 micron bag filter, plus about 5 metres of flexible vacuum pipe. Find a way to attach the long pole to the pump and hag the bag up over the pool...then just use it like a hoover. When the bag is full hose it out. I can clean my 50m3 pool in about 1/2 hour from the poolside. Or I can put a shorter handle on and walk around in the water. Cost be less than £100 for everything.