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!

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

The media could not be loaded. The product never worked as advertised. The Ai camera doesn’t work, in fact it seems to avoid the dirty areas and clean everywhere else. Now it has disconnected from my phone and will not reconnect, so I can’t even select modes or program it. I’m trying to work with customer service but am still waiting for a response after telling them I’ve tried everything to get it to work that they recommended and provided my Amazon order number.I’m hoping they follow through with their warranty but so far nothing.

I’ve been using this robot pool clearner daily for a month on my in ground pool. It’s great for debris removal with minimal effort - sit back and have a drink. Setup involved charging and placing it in water, and it immediately began navigating autonomously, sweeping, vacuuming, scrubbing walls, and skimming surface debris. The built-in vision AI adapts cleaning modes and avoids obstacles, ensuring full coverage.Its brushless motor delivers strong, consistent suction for both fine sand and larger leaves. The dual-layer filtration system captures small particles and larger debris separately, reducing maintenance. I rarely need to empty or rinse filters mid-session. Sullivan mentions it outperforms traditional models in filtration efficiency.On longer clean cycles, the battery lasts nearly two hours per charge under active use. Recharges via USB-C complete within three hours, and there’s no sign of performance drift or heat buildup. It climbs walls and transitions to waterline zones reliably. Its floating return system makes retrieval effortless.Pool surfaces look noticeably clearer within days. The robot cleans edges thoroughly and avoids getting stuck in corners. Maintenance is easy: twist off the filter canisters and rinse; brushless parts mean minimal wear, and the body wiped down cleanly after use.While it doesn’t support app control or scheduling, the on-device button and simple charging routine make it straightforward for daily use. It’s cordless and compact enough to store easily without hose tangles or bulky reels.The WYBOT C2 Vision blends strong suction, smart navigation, and low-maintenance filtration into a cordless, reliable package. It’s hard to beat at this level for automated pool cleaning that removes the headache of cords and frequent filter emptying. Durability.

This robot seemed promising until I put it in the water. The build is solid and the setup was easy. For the first test I run it on floor and wall mode. There has been a storm a few days before so there was a good amount of dirt and leaves all over the floor of the pool. After it finished its program, 2 or 3 hours later I could see the tracks on the floor where it has cleaned and it seems to get about 40% of the bottom and maybe 20% of the walls.I have run all the different cleaning modes and the most effective seams to be the dirt tracker but it still spends a lot of time sitting or spinning like it is confused. It also frequently runs across the pool floor with only the back part of the tread touching the bottom, like it is popping a wheely. This is not effective for cleaning.When in wall mode it climbs the walls and does a good job scrubbing above the water level on the parts of the walls it climbs, Even in wall only mode it never seems to get more than half of the wall surface. I have tested all of the wall patterns and it is the same. And it often get to the top and then the back end rises and the it pumps water into the air like once the top is out of the water the thruster on top is not able to get it back under the surface. Eventually after 30 seconds it seems to stop trying and then it sinks. It will climb the same spot on the wall again and repeat.I once started it on wall mode and watched it clean the same 2ft section of wall repeatedly for 6 minutes, then it just randomly went across the pool and started another small section of wall, I watched it do the same spot for another 4 or 5 minutes before I walked away.It can keep my pool reasonably clean but I have to run it 1 or 2 times every day so it can hit most of the surfaces at least a few times a week.I have tried all the of modes and patterns and none are great. I had another brand that just did a set pattern without any sensors other than know when it was not on the floor, and it was much more effective than this smart robot.

Does a decent job of picking up the big stuff. The random travel pattern misses a lot, though. I’ve tried it on every program and it just misses stuff. FWIW, I have a 12,000 gal. in-ground pool. It does a good job of climbing the walls, but the silicone paddles do little to scrub the algae off the sides.