WYBOT C2 Vision AI Camera Cordless Pool Vacuum Robot for inground Pools, 8-in-1 Pool Cleaner, Ultra-fine Filtration, Brushless Motor Powerful Suction, Wall Climbing, Waterline Cleaning, Gray Green

Great cordless robot.Initially, we were skeptical that it wasn’t going to live up to the hype. We have a 20x40 pool with a 9ft deep end. It took the robot about a week to really learn the layout of the pool and begin cleaning efficiently. However, it seems each clean is better and more efficient as it’s continuing to learn the pool space and parameters. highly recommend!

As a reviewer with an inground pool, I have had the chance to try multiple battery operated pool robots over the last few years. My reviews have always concluded battery operated cleaners are just not up to the job...yet. This model, however, may be the first one I've tried that is as good as a corded pool robot. I have used it about 6 times over the last 2 weeks to make sure I know what it can do, and I am satisfied. It cleans the pool as good as my Dolphin Nautilus CC Plus, and I finally get rid of the cord laying around the pool all the time.Mostly I used the normal setting that cleans floor, wall and waterline. This is the first cleaner I've used that, when it climbs up to the top, will reposition itself so that it is level with the edge, meaning it does not start crawling sideways along the waterline. It stays in one spot, allowing itself to dedicate a few brush spins to actually try to clean the gook off the waterline.As far as the intelligence features, I can see it following patterns, trying to methodically clean the entire pool, but it's not perfect. Sometimes, especially navigating the corners, it misses a row width wider than the machine, but I think over the 2+ hours it will be cleaning it eventually covers everything. One feature that works amazing well is the Dirt Hunting feature that uses its camera. There's a spot in my pool where the water currents are such that debris always accumulates there. The first thing this does is go directly to that spot, then I can see it is actually aiming itself at other accumulations of debris.A couple of things to know; 1, the app only works when the machine is out of the water (bluetooth doesn't penetrate water), so don't expect it to work when the machine is in the pool. You use the app to program the machine (there's no other way). 2, It takes about 2 minutes after it floats to the pool bottom to start working. So, you turn it on when out of the water, program it, set it in the water to sink to the bottom, then wait a couple of minutes. It has consistently parked itself near the edge when done cleaning.The regular basket does a good job. There is also an additional fine filter that is supposed to be used only using a floor-only cleaning mode. I think that does a good job; I can see green algae collected, too. I have not had a problem with it doing wheelies, but sometimes it does take a while before all the air bubble get expelled (they include foam pieces to install to make it lighter, but these should only be applied if the machine has trouble climbing a steep pool bottom. I don't need them)That is all for now. I will update later, if needed, after I use it more. But, so far, this is the first battery powered pool robot I have used that matches high end, corded models.

Runs longer than necessary with no way to abort/end the selected program. A time to run option would be great.

Worst purchase ever!!!! Stopped working the minute it hit the water. Stuck in the deep end of the pool and it took 2 days for me to get it out!!!!!!!

I’ve used quite a few robotic pool vacuums over the years, both cordless and corded, from several different brands. Historically, the corded versions always had the upper hand when it came to power and performance although the cordless ones were obviously easier to use without the hassle of managing a cable. That changed with the Wybot C2 Vision. It’s the first cordless unit I’ve used that doesn’t just match the performance of the corded models, it actually is better than them.This thing has a huge debris bin, plus a secondary fine-particle filter that is exclusively for the turbo floor mode. You get eight different cleaning options in the app, and it even lets you tailor the setup to your pool’s shape and layout. Over time, the vacuum learns your pool’s layout thanks to its AI-powered mapping technology.The brushless motors are no joke either. Suction power is right up there with, or better than, any corded model I’ve owned. It easily handled tough spots in my pool that have stumped other cleaners in the past. It even made its way up onto the stairs (except for the top step where the water’s too shallow) and took care of the built-in loveseat and the wall behind it, which no other unit I’ve used has been able to navigate!There’s also a built-in camera, and in “dirt-seeking” mode it does exactly what it sounds like, finds debris and heads straight for it. Based on performance and features, I don’t think there’s a better cleaner out there right now at this price point. I can’t speak to how it’ll hold up long term, but my initial impression is that it's awesome!The battery lasts for about two hours and charges in a relatively short time also. Functionality wise and all other things considered this really is a beast of a cleaner as far as overall value. If you're shopping for a serious pool vacuum, this one deserves a hard look!

I’ve been using the WYBOT C2 Vision in my inground pool for about 3 weeks now and it’s honestly one of the best upgrades I’ve made for maintenance. First thing I noticed is how smart the AI camera is this isn’t just a random path cleaner, it actually maps out the pool and covers every corner without me having to reposition it.The suction power is no joke. Picks up fine dirt, sand, leaves, even those annoying little pebbles that get tracked in. The ultra-fine filtration traps stuff that other cleaners would just blow around. The water stays noticeably cleaner since I started using it.The wall climbing feature works better than I expected. It gets up the sides and scrubs the waterline too, which is a big win—used to have to do that part manually. It doesn’t tip or stall halfway up either, just keeps goin.Battery lasts long enough to clean my whole 30ft pool in one charge, then docks itself to shut down when it’s done. Charging takes a few hours but I usually just leave it overnight and it's good to go the next morning.It’s quiet, easy to rinse out, and surprisingly lightweight for what it does. Looks sleek too—the gray green color gives it a nice clean look, not like a toy.If you’re lookin for a smart, powerful, and low-maintenance pool robot, this WYBOT C2 is def worth it. Saves me hours every week and keeps the pool looking perfect.