PAXCESS Wall-Climbing Automatic Pool Cleaner with Twin Large 180um Filter Basket,Tangle-Free Cord Up to 50 Feet,Robotic Pool Cleaner,Do Intelligent Cleaning,Suit for Above/In-ground Swimming Pool

I've used this vacuum four times and it has worked great each time. I have a 16' by 10' oval pool and the sides bow out at the bottom so the walls are angled in a little at the top. I wondered how it would do with climbing the walls and it did great. It moves sideways along the water line and does a thorough job of cleaning the walls and the entire pool. I set it to run for two hours and it gets all the pool.I'm glad I bought this. It is a huge time saver. While it cleans the pool, I can mow my yard and do other stuff around the house and know the pool will be clean.The vacuum is easy to clean. The filters are easy to remove and rinse off and I've had no problems with cleaning it.

I'm located in the PA (so Northeast USA), my pool is open 3 months/year.I bought the product in Aug 2021, used for the remainder of the season and then stored it inside for the winter.Used it most of the summer in 2022, then just stopped working in Aug 2022. Took apart to troubleshoot, not too much to the machine. Nothing noticeable, so took to Leslie Pool store where they will fix vacuums for free and you pay for parts (good deal!). The service tech couldn't find anything wrong with it but admitted that he wasn't too familiar with the brand. He suggested I contact the manufacturer. So I did.They offered me a 30% refund, the machine has a 2 year warranty and I used it for approximately 4 months. I asked them for closer to an 80% discount (4/24 months) or a replacement. They sent me a in stock off brand replacement since this one can't be fixed or they don't have parts for it. I used that for the last 2 weeks and that model (1008 Wired Pool Cleaning Robot) basically just blew dirt from one area of the pool to other side and picked up very little debris.So I have requested an 50% refund since basically it last 1 season instead of 2 from a warranty standpointI would not recommend products (or at least the 2 mentioned) from this company as they seem to be subpar and not worth the investment. More aggravaition than it's worth saving a couple bucks. In the end, spending so much time emailing and contacting the company and having the pool down because it's dirty, just isn't worth saving a couple hundred dollars.Stay tuned...

I highly recommend that you buy replacement belts from Amazon. Replace it only with a flexible or rubber belt. The factory belt break very easilyIt worked like a charm. Climb the walls and keep moving on cleaning the pool. The two filter baskets are very handy and easy to clean

This robot is designed more for cleaning pool walls then cleaning pool floors. It is the best wall climber I have had compared to 4 previous, more expensive robots. It cleans the pool floor well, traveling relatively fast and covering all of the floor's area. It removes everything but long leaves from palm fronds and fine silt. The latter stays because the filter mesh is coarser than average, and that is the main reason that I did not rate it 5 stars. On the positive side, it is light-weight, making it easily removed from the pool; it has better than average speed and suction; and it is easy to use. Its design makes removing and cleaning the filters very easy, and the soft rubber flaps that cover the water uptake ports work much better than the rigid, hinged flaps used by many other robots because the latter often seize up due to grains of sand lodging in the hinge.I have had the robot for 4 months, so it is till too soon to judge its reliability and durability. At first, I worried that its relatively light-weight construction might not be robust, but there are no cracks or belt failures so far.Comments on initial operation: The robot's operation is very sensitive to excess buoyancy created by air in the spongy rollers, air trapped in the robots casing and/or buoyancy of the handle. Hence, it is very important to soak the spongy rollers to remover trapped air, as recommended by the company, and to tilt the robot so as to allow air to escape from the casing. Also, make sure the handle is not stuck on either side of the machine, because this will cause the robot to lift up on the handle-side and walk around aimlessly in a vertical position doing absolutely nothing to clean the floor. Sometimes while in the vertical position, the robot will turn in tight circles, thereby twisting the power cable and knotting it up. While walking around on its rear roller the robot does not seem inclined to change direction of rotation of its drive roller, so it stays vertical until it encounters a wall. It then climbs and cleans the wall, sometimes staying in one spot for a long time and other times backing down, starting to go across the floor, then reversing and climbing the wall again in more or less the same spot. The forgoing ideosyncracies diminish with time, probably because more air escapes from the casing or the spongy rollers. my first impression was that the robot did not spend enough time on the floor, but even if that is true, I now know that it gets the floor clean, anyway.

I had a Dolphin prior to this unit. And for the price I wanted to check it out. Let me start by saying on a flat surface it works great. When it reaches the wall and attempts to climb and clean it, as it comes back down from the wall it get stuck and can not continue. When I say stuck, I mean the body of the vaccum hits the bottom of the pool and the rollers arent touching therefore it gets stuck and will not move. 7 months of using it and the belt broke. I had to buy an aftermarket belt due to not being able to read the original model number on the belt that come on the unit. Would I buy this unit again? No. Just because of the fact I can't trust to set it to clean my pool and walk off. If it gets stuck, it'll sit in one place and eventually time out and Ive wasted time and electricity.

The media could not be loaded.  Es un robot robusto de buen tamaño, de buen peso y de plásticos firmes, no se percibe para nada "frágil" lo cuál yo esperaba un poco por el precio en comparación con otros robots. Iba a comprar algún modelo de la marca del delfín pero al usarse en México perdían la garantía así q no quise arriesgarme, los modelos del delfín que se comercializan en México y por lo tanto sí conservan la garantía están súper caros, al precio de éste te alcanza para el q solo limpia el fondo.Volviendo a éste robot, trepa súper bien las paredes de mi alberca de 7x2.4m y profundidad desde 1.20 a 1.60m de forma rectangular, sí limpia la línea de agua y obviamente el fondo, yo le pongo ciclo de 2 hrs, salgo a hacer mis actividades y cuando vuelvo la alberca esta limpia excepto en las esquinas que son redondeadas, se observa un poco de tierra. Al limpiar el filtro contiene en su mayoría hojas de la maracuya pero también pelos del perro y tierra. No hace nada de ruido, el cable hasta ahora no se ha enredado, el robot si se atora un poco en las lámparas de sopreponer pero solito se desatora. Tmbn trae una cuerdita para asegurar el control de mando a un árbol o lo q tu quieras y evitar q por accidente se caiga a la alberca.Cosas importantes a considerar: en su instructivo trae unas colchonetitas que deben pegarse si el robot aspira solo en la parte menos honda, yo particularmente no tuve ese problema, tmbn indica el ph, cloro y temperatura en la que debe trabajar el robot.Soy fan de los instructivos así q siempre presto especial atención en ello.La primera vez q lo use, tuve que dejarlo remojar en la alberca toda la noche, ya que las esponjas que usa para frotar venían completamente secas y deben estar empapadas para que el robot se hunda perfectamente en la alberca y no esté "de ladito".En conclusión es mi primer robot y no tengo referencia de comparación, pero hace todo lo que esperaba y lo q describe a un súper precio. Ya solo espero q dure muchos años, si se descompone ten por seguro q editaré mi reseña.