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Types of Pool Cleaners
Suction-Powered Pool Cleaners
These pool cleaners are moved through the pool's skimmer or suction hose by the suction power of the pool pump to pick up debris such as leaves and dirt. They are quite affordable, costing between $100 and $400, and are ideal for small above-ground or in-ground pools, especially those that don't have a lot of debris. However, they can carry debris into the pool's filter, which requires more frequent cleaning and a little attention.
Pressure-Side Pool Cleaners
Pressure cleaners connect to the pool's return nozzle and use water pressure to sweep debris into a special bag. They generally cost between $200 and $800. They are ideal for large pools or yards with lots of trees, leaves, or branches because they won't clog the main filter. Some models require an additional booster pump, which can cost an additional $100 to $300. These cleaners are great for environments with a lot of debris, but they don't offer as many features as robot models.
Robotic Pool Cleaners
Best automatic pool cleaner like the AquaSense 2 series are high-tech, with built-in filters and brushes that can clean pool floors, walls, and even pipes. Prices range from $500 to $2,000, and they are high-end options with advanced features such as app control and smart navigation. If you want peace of mind and efficiency, these cleaners are definitely worth considering.
Choosing the Right Pool Cleaner
Debris Type and Amount
If your pool is primarily filled with small particles like pollen or algae, look for a cleaner that has a high-resolution filter (2-5 microns). If you frequently have large debris like leaves and twigs, look for a pressure or robotic cleaner with a large debris bag for hassle-free cleaning and less maintenance.
Pool Type
First look at whether your pool is above or below ground, whether it’s made of vinyl, concrete, or fiberglass, and the size of your pool (30 feet is considered small, 50 feet and up is considered large). If your pool is smooth, a tracked or four-wheel-drive robotic cleaner will be a great choice; if your pool is small and simple, a suction cleaner may be enough.
Ease of Use
Look for a cleaner with an easy-to-clean filter basket and durable materials, preferably one that’s compatible with chlorinated pools or salt water. A corded robotic cleaner is powerful, but the cord can get tangled easily; a cordless model is convenient, but may require recharging if your pool is too large.
Features of Top Pool Cleaners
Powerful and Automated Cleaning
Excellent pool cleaning robots have strong suction power and some models also use double-layer filtration to easily remove a variety of dirt from tiny algae to large leaves. They can clean floors, walls, and various surfaces, and even handle complex pool shapes such as steps and sundecks, thanks to AI-driven systems equipped with multiple sensors (e.g., cameras, ultrasound, infrared) for precise navigation. Moreover, they offer full-coverage, hands-free cleaning, automatically handling every part of your pool—floors, walls, waterlines, and even the surface—without you lifting a finger.
Durable and Safe
Top cleaners have UL-certified, IP68-rated waterproof batteries and are certified cyber-safe. Features such as smart recycling simplify operation, and the cleaner floats to the edge of the pool and drains the accumulated water. These features ensure the durability and safety of the cleaners in various pool environments.
Eco-Friendly Water Clarity
Top models use natural clarifiers (such as those derived from recycled materials) to reduce dependence on harsh chemicals and achieve sustainable clarity.
Easy Control
Some leading models offer app-based timer control, mode switching and status monitoring, and some models also provide 2D cleaning path maps.
Better Service
These robots often come with a robust three-year product warranty for quality assurance, giving you peace of mind and ensuring long-term reliability in all kinds of pool environments.