How to turn pool-cleaner requirements into a shortlist

Example across the choices: Aiper Scuba S1 Pro (earlier reference)

Aiper's exact U.S. Store listing identifies the Scuba S1 Pro as SKU AI00457231001 and labels it “Phase out.” It is therefore absent from the current-reference-only result unless earlier models are explicitly allowed; that choice does not imply current stock. Read the exact-SKU assessment · Open the same current-reference-only answer · Open the same answer with earlier models included.

It is a cordless battery-powered in-ground cleaner, not a corded model. With earlier records included, the battery choice returns this exact earlier-reference record: same earlier-plus-battery finder answer →

The exact U.S. pages list floor cleaning, and their area list names walls plus a separate Wall Only mode. Same earlier-plus-floor answer · same earlier-plus-walls answer.

They also list waterline cleaning. That is a submerged-wall task—not floating debris at the top of the water. Same earlier-plus-waterline answer · same earlier-plus-water-surface answer. The S1 Pro is not a documented water-surface skimmer.

Aiper says it can climb steps but cannot clean them, so it does not meet the qualified steps choice. Same earlier-plus-steps finder answer →

The listing documents App Sync and OTA features, so the app-support choice has a factual basis; it does not establish live underwater steering or every network detail. Same earlier-plus-app answer →

The page lists a 180-μm basket and 3-μm ultra-fine layer, but its box list does not separately name a spare ultra-fine kit. Installed filtration is not proof that an extra kit is included. Same earlier-plus-included-kit answer →

Aiper lists a 66-ft maximum length and separately a 2,150-sq-ft pool-area figure; area is not a length rating. The numeric finder compares only the documented feet value, including the 66-ft boundary and excluding a 67-ft request: same earlier-plus-66-ft answer · same earlier-plus-67-ft answer. Neither rating guarantees a pool-specific result.

When a cordless arrangement is essential

The Refurbished Nautilus CC Supreme 88881083-PC is also outside a battery-only shortlist: its exact product page lists an anti-tangling swivel and a 56-ft cable. That is a cord measurement, not permission to treat a 56-ft pool as within its separate 50-ft maximum.

The Open Box Nautilus CC Supreme 66661083-PC is not cordless: the exact outlet page names the same Nautilus CC Supreme whose technical page documents a swivel cable. Its open-box condition is separate, and no cable reach is inferred.

Choose battery power when keeping a floating cable out of the pool is the defining constraint.

The battery group includes 43 individually researched U.S. configurations from Aiper, LIBERTY, Niya, Dolphin and WYBOT. That removes the in-pool cord from the normal cleaning arrangement, but replaces it with charging, battery-service and lifting questions. The published tasks differ: some models are floor-only, others list wall or waterline modes. A cordless label does not establish the cycle time, weight, battery replacement path or ability to climb a particular pool feature.

The current U.S. WYBOT A1 (2026 Upgrade), base model OS2010, is the new cordless battery entry; its exact finishes are Black WYUS-A1-KG and Gray WYUS-A1-DAG. Battery power alone does not give it wall, waterline, step, or surface-skimming coverage, and its area figure does not establish pool-length fit. Read the A1/OS2010 assessment · Open the same battery-only finder answer.

The separate current U.S. C1 WAG (WYUS-C1-WAG) and C2 WAG (WYUS-C2-WAG) listings both describe cordless submerged cleaners. Their page-listed area figures are not pool-length ratings, and their broad stair wording gives no minimum step depth. These are not the separately reviewed C1/C2 2026 Upgrade SKUs; no shared manual or package claims are assumed. Open the same battery-only finder answer.

The distinct F1 offer, SKU 2026WYF01C, is a solar-assisted floating skimmer: its exact listing names a 33-W panel and an included charger, but does not specify an onboard battery or battery-powered operating mode. It is therefore not assigned to the finder's required battery option. It is separate from the other reviewed F1 SKU; the same battery-only answer retains documented battery configurations.

The WYBOT S2, S2 Solar and S2 Solar Vision remain distinct cordless submerged-cleaner records; the battery-powered F1 candidate in this answer is exact SKU WYUS26-F1C-KG1, while distinct SKU 2026WYF01C is solar-assisted without a documented battery operating mode and remains a surface skimmer. Review the battery-powered F1 · compare the separate 2026WYF01C offer · Open the same battery-only finder answer.

The exact U.S. Dolphin Skimmi 9997001 and separately numbered Skimmi 300 9997003-US are battery-powered surface skimmers, not floor cleaners. Maytronics calls both solar-powered and cordless; the exact 9997001 page and linked manual support its own battery/app arrangement, while its manual leaves the Edge mode to the 300 only. Their water-surface task is not submerged floor or wall scrubbing. The same battery-only finder answer includes all documented cordless matches →

For a waterline task, the exact LIBERTY 400 and Niya Tracker 35 illustrate two separately researched battery configurations. Their exact-model reviews distinguish pool rating and mode support; they should not be treated as interchangeable merely because both appear in this broad power selection.

The S50 99996138-US and Active 10 99996138-A10 are corded, not battery-powered: the exact U.S. product records mark them not cordless, and the Active 10 image shows its attached cable. Their 30-ft figure is a pool-length rating, not cable reach.

The Refurbished Proteus DX4 88886207-LSWF is likewise outside this cordless choice: its exact offer is corded, with a 56-ft cable distinct from its 50-ft pool maximum.

The exact U.S. Dolphin ADVANTAGE 99996113-ADB is another corded configuration, not a battery model: its page describes Plug'n'Play use and its linked image shows a cable. Its 33-ft value is a pool maximum, not a cable-length claim.

The refurbished Liberty 200 88888100-US is listed as cordless and as cleaning floors and walls; its exact page does not give a maximum pool length, so the standard 99998120-US limit is not assigned to it.

The Scuba X1, Scuba X1 Pro and Scuba X1 Pro Max are three separately listed cordless Aiper models; each is battery-powered, but their cleaning tasks and pool limits differ. Compare the Scuba X1, Scuba X1 Pro and Scuba X1 Pro Max assessments; the same battery-only finder answer includes every documented cordless match →

Aiper's exact U.S. Scuba V3 Ultra listing adds a distinct 66-ft cordless model to this set; its surface-only eight-hour claim is not an underwater cycle, and the exact U.S. manual and carton remain unverified. Read the V3 Ultra assessment or return to the same battery-only finder answer.

Aiper's exact U.S. Store identifies the plain Scuba V3 as cordless; its 1,614-ft² area figure does not supply a pool-length limit. Read the separate Scuba V3 assessment · Open the same battery-only finder answer.

Aiper's Surfer S1 is also a cordless current-reference surface skimmer, but it is not a floor or wall cleaner. Its support describes floating-debris skimming, solar/DC charging and circulation or wind caveats; the exact U.S. page does not give a numerical pool-length limit or retail SKU. Read the Surfer S1 assessment · Open the same battery-only finder answer.

Aiper's exact U.S. Store lists Scuba S3 SKU 40001015.0006 as cordless; its 1,614-ft² pool-area figure does not provide a pool-length limit. Read the Scuba S3 assessment · Open the same battery-only finder answer.

The exact U.S. Store identifies the separate Scuba S1 (2026 Upgrade), SKU AI00455531001, as cordless too. Its page lists a 50-ft maximum pool length; battery power does not remove the need to check that numeric limit, app setup and the exact pool. Open the same battery-only finder answer.

The cordless Aiper EcoSurfer S2 (SKU 40003002.0020) is also in the battery-only set, but its documented task is floating-debris surface skimming rather than floor or wall cleaning. The exact U.S. page states no maximum pool length, so do not infer a numeric fit from its cordless label. Return to the same battery-only finder answer.

The current WYBOT C1 (2026 Upgrade) also matches the battery choice: its exact U.S. page calls the model cordless. The listed 1,615-ft² pool area does not provide a maximum length in feet. Open the same battery-only finder answer.

The exact U.S. WYBOT C2 (2026 Upgrade) and C2 Vision (2026 New) are also cordless. Their page/manual area figures conflict and provide no maximum pool length; battery power alone cannot establish length fit. Open the same battery-only finder answer.

The WYBOT S2, S2 Solar and S2 Solar Vision are separate cordless submerged-cleaner records; the F1 is also battery-powered but floats as a surface skimmer, not a floor cleaner. The three S2 pages give pool area rather than a numeric length maximum, and the F1 manual's qualitative “no limitation” does not supply a number. See the same battery-only finder answer.

See every current cordless match in the finder →

The individually assessed EcoSurfer M2, SKU 40003002.0011, and Scuba 800, SKU 40001006.0105, add two different battery-powered tasks: the M2 skims floating debris; the Scuba 800 cleans a floor-only plan. The second model has a stated 30-ft pool-length ceiling; M2's page leaves numeric length unspecified, which is not an unlimited-size rating. These page identities do not establish present retail stock. Open the same battery-only finder answer.

The distinct Scuba 800W is another battery match: its model-specific manual conversion describes a flat-floor plan up to 860 sq ft and 10 ft deep, but publishes no pool-length rating. Do not transfer the separate Scuba 800's 30-ft limit to the 800W or treat area as length. Open the same battery-only finder answer.

The exact Lowe's item 5708973 lists model SURFER M1 as a battery-powered cordless surface skimmer. This adds a floating-debris task—not a submerged floor, wall, waterline or step cleaner—and no numeric pool-length maximum is published. Open the same battery-only finder answer; the M1's specific surface choices are separate below.

The exact U.S. listings identify the Scuba N1 Max as a battery-powered cleaner, and its model-named manual lists submerged floor, wall and waterline modes but no pool-length maximum. Open the same battery-only finder answer.

When plug-in power is essential

The exact U.S. CCP-WIFI-FILT Nautilus CC Plus Wi-Fi page lists a tangle-free swivel cord, floor/wall cleaning, Wi-Fi scheduling and a 50-ft pool limit. Its page-specific number differs from the separate 40-ft 99996409-PCI comparison row, so verify the exact package if relying on the longer rating; neither number is cable reach. Return to the same corded-only finder answer.

The current Refurbish Nautilus CC Plus Wi-Fi 88886409-PCI is another corded listing. Its exact page separately gives a 50-ft pool-length maximum and 50-ft cable; do not treat that cable length as guaranteed reach in a particular layout. The earlier 88886406-PCI page also shows a tethered model, but gives neither measurement, so it is not interchangeable with the current SKU.

The Refurbished Nautilus CC Supreme 88881083-PC is another corded configuration, with a 50-ft maximum pool length and 56-ft cable listed separately. It is a refurbished offer with its own one-year warranty statement, not the separately numbered new 99991083-PC or Open Box 66661083-PC.

The Refurbished Proteus DX4 88886207-LSWF is a separate corded option to 50 ft; its exact page lists a 56-ft cable and one-year warranty. Its manual link selects a PDF headed Basic 11 / Classic 11 / Classic 11+, not this SKU.

The Refurbished Nautilus CC Pro 88886207-PCI adds another corded configuration: its exact page lists in-ground floor/wall/waterline cleaning to a 50-ft pool maximum, MyDolphin Plus and a weekly timer. Its 56-ft cable is a separate measurement, and the exact-number manual portal returns no product; do not transfer the standard CC Pro's above-ground classification.

The exact U.S. Dolphin Active 2000 99996291-A20 and separately listed Dolphin T2000 99996291-T20 are two of 74 corded configurations in this reviewed library. Both pages list a 40-ft pool maximum and floor/wall/waterline coverage, but their distinct suffixes and UPCs are not an identity or package-interchangeability bridge; the rating is not cable reach. The exact Proteus DX3 99996114-LSB adds a separate corded floor-and-wall plan capped at 33 ft, with a two-hour default and no app, timer or waterline scrubbing. Its exact-number manual route returns no product, and its cable reach and caddy status are unknown. The exact M600 is a separate corded in-ground listing with a 50-ft ceiling and its own unresolved manual bridge. The T60 99996651-T60 adds another exact 50-ft option. The T3000 99996292-T30 is a separate corded listing with its own 50-ft maximum and a caddy-with-cover claim; its portal-linked English PDF is headed Classic 19+ rather than T3000, so that document does not establish its setup or cable reach. The Premium 30 99996240-PR3 is another distinct corded model listed to 50 ft, with floor/wall/waterline coverage and an additional in-box Ultra-Fine kit, but its exact page says Mobile Application: No.

The exact U.S. Dolphin S50 99996138-US and Dolphin Active 10 99996138-A10 are separate corded floor-only listings with 30-ft pool limits, 1.5-hour cycles and no app. Only the Active 10 comparison table names a Caddy and states that no additional filter is in the box.

For the corded finder, the exact Proteus DX3 99996114-LSB is a 33-ft floor-and-wall listing without waterline scrubbing or app control.

The genuine-refurbished Proteus DX3 88886114-LES is a distinct current-reference corded SKU: its exact page lists floor-and-wall coverage to 33 ft, a weekly timer and a one-year warranty statement. Unlike the new 99996114-LSB page, it marks Weekly Timer: Yes; its separate 50-ft cable figure is not a pool rating or a reach guarantee.

The exact Dolphin ADVANTAGE 99996113-ADB is also a U.S. corded floor-and-wall listing to 33 ft; unlike ADVANTAGE PRO, its page marks waterline and app support No. That ceiling is pool length, not cable reach.

The broader corded group spans floor-only products, wall-cleaning models and three-area floor/wall/waterline designs. The Active 2000 page lists steps and a sun ledge without a depth threshold and links a PDF headed Classic 19 that omits its retail Product No. The T2000's portal identifies T2000 but links the same internally Classic 19-labeled PDF, also without Product No. 99996291-T20. Manual-dependent setup details remain unresolved for both. The exact Premium 10 is listed for floor cleaning only and a 30-ft pool maximum; the separate Premium 20 lists floor and walls to 33 ft without waterline scrubbing. The PREMIUM 3000 is a distinct 50-ft SKU, not a substitute for either 40-ft model or the Active 3000. Verify each exact number and manual rather than assuming a shared family label fixes the configuration.

The refurbished Proteus DX4 88886207-LSWF is another exact corded selection, with floor, walls and waterline listed to 50 ft; its separate cable field is 56 ft, not reach evidence for a particular layout.

The Dolphin M400 99991053-USI is another corded example: its exact U.S. page lists floor, walls and waterline to a 50-ft pool maximum, with a 2.5-hour default, MyDolphin Plus, a weekly timer and an additional in-box Ultra-Fine kit. Its exact-number manual query returned no product, and the page does not state cable length or caddy inclusion; the 50-ft pool rating is not cord reach.

The exact U.S. Dolphin S2000 99996291-US is another corded configuration: it lists a 40-ft maximum pool length, floor/wall/waterline and step/ledge coverage, MyDolphin Plus and an additional in-box Ultra-Fine kit. It does not state cable length or establish depth-qualified step use; its caddy cell is blank.

Power-source selection does not answer whether a cord can safely reach the far side of an irregular pool or where its supply belongs. Check the exact instructions for cable routing, outlet protection, supply location and lifting. The pool-length rating is a separate field.

The Dolphin Open Box Nautilus CC Supreme 66661083-PC is a corded outlet-condition listing of the CC Supreme. The matching model page rates that cleaner to 50 ft, but the outlet page does not restate cable reach or package contents; verify its exact offer and do not mistake the pool maximum for cable length.

The distinct Open Box Nautilus CC Plus IOT 66666409-PCI is also listed as corded, with floor-and-wall coverage to a 40-ft pool maximum, MyDolphin Plus and a main Fine Filter Kit. The exact page does not list an additional Ultra-Fine filter, cable length or timer; its 40-ft pool rating is not cord reach. Maytronics' open-box terms are category-wide and say accessories can vary, so check the exact unit's warranty, carton and condition.

The Open Box Nautilus CC 66666113-USB and Refurbished Nautilus CC 88886113-US are two more distinct corded listings. Each exact U.S. page gives a 33-ft pool maximum, floor-and-wall cleaning, a two-hour cycle, no app and a one-year warranty statement. Open-box and refurbished are different offer classes; neither exact-number manual lookup returned a product, and neither source establishes cable reach, caddy inclusion or the condition of an individual unit.

See every current corded match in the finder →

The separate PREMIUM 2000 99996291-PR2 has a 40-ft corded floor/wall/waterline plan, listed app support and an additional in-box Ultra-Fine kit; its broadly listed steps/sun ledge do not include a minimum depth. Read the PREMIUM 2000 review.

The exact WYBOT C2 (2026 Upgrade) and C2 Vision (2026 New) are battery-powered cordless cleaners, not plug-in models, so neither meets a corded requirement. Open the same corded-only finder answer.

When floor cleaning is essential

The current U.S. WYBOT A1 (2026 Upgrade), OS2010 is documented for floor cleaning only on a flat-bottom pool with slope below 15°. Its 1,076-ft² page figure is an ideal area, not a pool-length rating; the manual also excludes walls and waterline work. Open the same floor-only finder answer.

The distinct CCP-WIFI-FILT listing names floor and wall scrubbing in its single-pack description, so it meets the floor condition as part of a broader plan, not a floor-only mode. Its exact page states 50 ft while the related -PCI SKU has a separate 40-ft comparison; check the exact number before relying on that limit. Open the same floor-only finder answer.

The X1, X1 Pro and X1 Pro Max each have a documented floor-cleaning plan; the Pro Max also adds surface skimming. The Scuba X1, X1 Pro and X1 Pro Max are separate models, and the same floor-only finder answer returns all documented floor matches →

The distinct C1 WAG and C2 WAG pages also list floor cleaning as part of broader cordless plans. Their floor, wall and waterline claims are not proof that all zones run in one cycle; neither exact SKU has a linked model-specific manual in the materials checked. Open the same floor-only finder answer.

Aiper's exact U.S. Scuba V3 Ultra page lists floor cleaning among its named functions; the exact U.S. manual record remains unresolved, so the page does not establish a complete sequence or prove every listed area is cleaned in one cycle. Read the model-specific assessment; the same finder answer above retains the floor requirement.

The plain Scuba V3's exact U.S. Store comparison lists floor coverage alongside walls and waterline; these page-listed areas do not establish that all three run in one cycle. Read its separate model assessment · Open the same floor-only finder answer.

The exact U.S. Scuba S3 comparison lists floor cleaning alongside walls and waterline; these page-listed areas do not prove every zone runs in one cycle. Read the exact S3 assessment · Open the same floor-only finder answer.

The current Refurbish Nautilus CC Plus Wi-Fi 88886409-PCI lists floor and wall cleaning, not a floor-only mode; its waterline field is No. The earlier 88886406-PCI page also documents floors and walls but gives no pool-length limit. By contrast, the Skimmi 300 9997003-US is a surface skimmer whose exact table lists Water Surface, not floor cleaning, so it is excluded from this floor match set. The same battery-plus-floor finder answer excludes this surface-only model →

The exact Refurbished Nautilus CC Supreme 88881083-PC page lists floor cleaning along with walls and waterline. It is a broader multi-surface plan, and its additional Ultra-Fine kit belongs to that refurbished product number only.

The Refurbished Proteus DX4 88886207-LSWF adds floor cleaning in a corded three-area plan, with no extra Ultra-Fine kit listed.

The Open Box Nautilus CC Supreme 66661083-PC page also lists floor cleaning. Its outlet condition is not a floor-only mode: walls and waterline are documented as well, while the exact manual remains unavailable.

All 110 configurations currently in this reviewed library document a floor-cleaning arrangement; the current Refurbish Nautilus CC Plus Wi-Fi 88886409-PCI lists floor and walls, with no waterline scrubbing. The earlier 88886406-PCI also documents floor-and-wall cleaning but has no published pool-length limit. The exact U.S. Proteus DX3 99996114-LSB and Dolphin ADVANTAGE 99996113-ADB are distinct corded 33-ft floor-and-wall examples, not floor-only models. Each exact page says no waterline scrubbing. The exact U.S. Dolphin T2000 99996291-T20 is another corded 40-ft floor/wall/waterline example, not a floor-only model. The M600 and T60 are separately numbered corded 50-ft three-area listings; the T60 page lists both a Multi-Layer filter and an additional in-box Ultra-Fine kit. The T3000 99996292-T30 also lists floor cleaning in a separate corded 50-ft configuration with broader wall, waterline and step/ledge claims. The Premium 30 is another listed floor/wall/waterline configuration at 50 ft, with both in-ground and above-ground classification and an extra in-box Ultra-Fine kit.

The genuine-refurbished Proteus DX3 88886114-LES is another corded floor match in a floor-and-wall plan with a 33-ft pool ceiling; its exact page marks Waterline Scrubbing: No and does not establish an additional in-box Ultra-Fine kit.

The refurbished Liberty 200 88888100-US adds documented floor cleaning in a cordless floor-and-wall plan; its exact page gives no pool-length maximum or floor-only mode.

The Open Box Nautilus CC Plus IOT 66666409-PCI is a further floor match, but not a floor-only machine: its exact page lists walls as well and sets a 40-ft pool maximum. The product page lists a Fine Filter Kit and MyDolphin Plus; the missing exact-number manual leaves its cycle, detailed app controls and operating depth unknown.

The Open Box Nautilus CC 66666113-USB and Refurbished Nautilus CC 88886113-US both qualify for floor cleaning in their own corded 33-ft floor-and-wall plans. Their exact pages list a main Fine Filter Kit but no additional Ultra-Fine kit; neither page establishes cable reach, and the outlet condition does not turn these broader plans into floor-only designs.

The S2000 99996291-US is a corded 40-ft floor match, but its plan also lists walls and waterline; its broad step wording has no minimum depth and is not a substitute for the site's qualified step option.

The M400 99991053-USI also documents floor coverage as part of its corded 50-ft floor/wall/waterline listing; its product-linked manual portal returned no product, so the broader coverage label does not establish step depth, surface fit or cable reach.

Both the S50 99996138-US and Active 10 99996138-A10 are listed for a 30-ft pool maximum and floor-only cleaning; neither page supports wall or waterline coverage.

A floor match answers whether a documented operating plan includes the pool floor. It does not tell you whether the model also climbs walls or scrubs the waterline. The Dolphin Escape is one distinct floor-only example with a 30-ft ceiling; the Active 2000 and separately numbered T2000 each combine floor cleaning with walls and waterline in a 40-ft plan, with steps listed but no supported depth threshold. The M600 is a distinct 50-ft three-area plan, while Active 3000 and PREMIUM 3000 have separate numbers and limits. That distinction matters if a search result is being used to solve more than debris on the floor.

The Refurbished Nautilus CC Pro 88886207-PCI meets the floor option as part of a broader corded floor/wall/waterline plan, not a floor-only configuration. Its exact page rates it to 50 ft for in-ground pools; no step-depth claim is established.

Open the same floor-coverage condition in the finder →

The distinct PREMIUM 2000 99996291-PR2 lists floor, walls and waterline to 40 ft with app support and an additional in-box Ultra-Fine kit. Read the PREMIUM 2000 review.

The exact U.S. Scuba S1 (2026 Upgrade) is another cordless floor match; Aiper separately lists walls and waterline but does not establish that all areas run in one cycle. Its 50-ft limit and 3-μm filter layer are separate from proof of a replacement kit in the box. Read the S1 assessment · Return to the same floor-only finder answer.

The WYBOT C1 (2026 Upgrade) is another floor-coverage match. WYBOT's comparison lists floor alongside walls and waterline; it supplies no maximum pool length, and the separate area rating is not converted into feet. Return to the same floor-only finder answer.

The C2 (2026 Upgrade) and C2 Vision (2026 New) both have floor routines. The Vision's camera-based Dirt Hunting mode is specifically floor-only; use its separate manual-listed full-pool or wall/waterline routines for those areas rather than treating camera targeting as all-area coverage. Neither exact page/manual resolves the conflicting area rating into a pool-length limit. Open the same floor-only finder answer.

The S2 has separately selectable floor and combined routines; the S2 Solar lists submerged floor cleaning, and the S2 Solar Vision has both a standard full-pool routine and a distinct floor-only Vision mode. The area figures are not length ratings; for the two dock versions, confirm the conflicting solar-kit/dock carton list and site requirements before purchase. Open the same floor-only finder answer.

The Aiper Scuba 800 (40001006.0105) is an additional battery-powered floor-only candidate: AADD gives a separate 30-ft maximum and an 860-sq-ft area figure. The maximum length is the relevant limit for a feet-based answer; square feet describe area, not a different way to express pool length. The listing names neither wall nor waterline coverage. Open the same floor-only answer · Check the exact battery/floor/30-ft combination.

The distinct Scuba 800W also documents battery-powered floor use, but its manual conversion gives a flat-floor area and depth limit—not a pool-length maximum or an app/ultra-fine-kit claim. Its separate Scuba 800 sibling's 30-ft maximum is not transferable. Open the same floor-only finder answer · Check the battery-plus-floor answer.

The model-named Scuba N1 Max manual adds a dedicated floor mode; its 2,150-sq-ft area limit does not supply a numeric pool-length rating. Read the N1 Max assessment · Open the same floor-only finder answer.

Battery and floor together: The separate Scuba 800W manual conversion documents rechargeable flat-floor cleaning up to 860 sq ft and 10 ft deep, which supports a battery-plus-floor result when no pool-length or other undocumented capability is required. It is distinct from the Scuba 800, whose own 30-ft length rating must not be borrowed. Read the 800W source-based assessment · Compare the separate Scuba 800 · Open the same battery-and-floor finder answer. The Scuba N1 Max also meets battery power and floor coverage together: its exact-name manual lists rechargeable operation and a separate floor mode. The 2,150-sq-ft area cap does not provide pool-length fit. Read the N1 Max assessment · Open the same battery-and-floor finder answer.

Battery, floor and pool length together: At 30 ft, the Scuba 800 passes because the requested minimum equals its listed maximum; the separate Scuba 800W is excluded because its manual conversion gives no pool-length rating. At 31 ft, the Scuba 800 fails its 30-ft length condition, and the 800W still has no documented numeric limit to pass. That boundary is about pool-length ratings, not the distinct area figures, and neither model is an app or confirmed extra-ultra-fine-kit match. The Scuba N1 Max is also excluded at both 30 and 31 ft because its exact-name manual gives area and depth limits but no feet-based pool-length maximum. Read the Scuba 800 floor-only assessment · Read the separate 800W assessment · Check the N1 Max's unknown length field · Compare the V3 Ultra · Open the same battery/floor/30-ft finder answer · Test the same combination at 31 ft.

When wall coverage is essential

The exact CCP-WIFI-FILT Nautilus CC Plus Wi-Fi single-pack page names both floor and wall scrubbing. Its product-specific page states up to 50 ft, while the related 99996409-PCI comparison row states 40 ft; keep the SKU distinction visible and verify the longer claim. Open the same wall-only finder answer.

All three Aiper X1 models document wall cleaning; the Pro's and Pro Max's platform claims still do not establish a 13-inch step depth. Compare the separate Scuba X1, X1 Pro and X1 Pro Max reviews; the same wall-only finder answer shows all documented wall matches →

Aiper's U.S. Scuba V3 Ultra page separately lists wall cleaning for its cordless configuration, alongside floor, waterline, surface and sun-shelf claims. Those page-listed functions do not establish all-area coverage in one cycle; the exact manual record remains unresolved. Read the V3 Ultra assessment.

The plain Scuba V3 U.S. Store column also lists wall cleaning with floor and waterline coverage; it is a distinct SKU from the surface-skimming V3 Ultra. Review the plain V3's evidence and limits · Open the same wall-only finder answer.

The exact U.S. Scuba S3 Store column lists wall cleaning with floor and waterline, but not water-surface skimming or a qualified step depth. Review the S3's coverage and limits · Open the same wall-only finder answer.

The separate current U.S. C1 WAG, SKU WYUS-C1-WAG, and C2 WAG, SKU WYUS-C2-WAG, pages list wall cleaning. Their exact product records differ from the 2026 Upgrade models; no sibling manual or depth claim is carried over, and the claimed above-ground/in-ground wording is inconsistent. Open the same wall-only finder answer.

The current Refurbish Nautilus CC Plus Wi-Fi 88886409-PCI lists floor and wall cleaning to a 50-ft pool maximum. It explicitly says Waterline Scrubbing: No; the earlier 88886406-PCI record also lists floors and walls but supplies no pool-length value. The Skimmi 300 9997003-US lists only water-surface skimming, not submerged wall coverage, and therefore is not a wall match.

The refurbished CC Supreme 88881083-PC is a documented wall match: its exact page lists floor, walls and waterline for an in-ground pool to a 50-ft maximum. This is not step-depth evidence.

The Refurbished Proteus DX4 88886207-LSWF also lists walls and waterline to a 50-ft maximum; its 56-ft cable remains a separate field.

The Open Box Nautilus CC Supreme 66661083-PC listing also names floor and wall cleaning. Its waterline coverage is separately listed; the returned condition does not establish a new pool mode or a depth-qualified step plan.

The exact Proteus DX3 review documents its wall coverage to 33 ft and the separate no-waterline limit.

The genuine-refurbished Proteus DX3 88886114-LES is a separate corded wall match at 33 ft; its exact page says no waterline scrubbing, and the separate 50-ft cable figure is not pool reach.

The exact U.S. Dolphin ADVANTAGE 99996113-ADB is another corded wall match at the same 33-ft pool-length boundary; its page lists floor and walls but explicitly says no waterline scrubbing.

The current library contains 95 configurations with documented wall coverage, including the current Refurbish Nautilus CC Plus Wi-Fi 88886409-PCI, which lists floors and walls but marks waterline scrubbing No; the earlier 88886406-PCI page also documents floors and walls but gives no length ceiling. The exact U.S. Proteus DX3 99996114-LSB and Dolphin ADVANTAGE 99996113-ADB each list a corded floor-and-wall plan to 33 ft but explicitly say they do not scrub the waterline. The exact U.S. Dolphin Active 2000 99996291-A20 and the distinct Dolphin T2000 99996291-T20 also name floor, walls and waterline; both exact pages list steps and sun ledges without a step-depth figure. The M600 and T60 add separately numbered 50-ft floor/wall/waterline listings. The T3000 independently lists walls and waterline at 50 ft, but its broad step/ledge language has no depth threshold. The Premium 30 also lists wall coverage in a 50-ft corded configuration classified for both in-ground and above-ground pools.

The WYBOT C1 (2026 Upgrade) comparison lists wall coverage along with floor and waterline. Its separate product bullet mentions steps and slopes, but no minimum step depth is supplied. Open the same wall-only finder answer.

The shared WYBOT C2/C2 Vision manual lists wall cleaning in standard full-pool and wall-only routines for both cleaners. C2 Vision's Dirt Hunting feature is a separate floor-only routine, not a wall mode; neither product has a published pool-length rating. Read the C2 and C2 Vision assessments. Open the same wall-only finder answer.

The refurbished Liberty 200 88888100-US belongs in the battery-and-wall match set because its exact page lists cordless operation and wall cleaning; it has no documented pool-length maximum or waterline claim.

The exact S2000 99996291-US lists walls in a floor/wall/waterline plan to 40 ft; its 40-ft figure is pool length, and its listed steps lack a minimum-depth value.

The Open Box Nautilus CC Plus IOT 66666409-PCI is another exact corded wall match, at a 40-ft pool maximum. Its page does not list waterline work or step depth, and the model is supplied as a Fine Filter Kit rather than an added Ultra-Fine kit; open-box carton details should be confirmed for the individual offer.

The exact U.S. M400 99991053-USI is another wall-capable listing, with floor and waterline coverage on the same 50-ft corded plan. The linked image establishes model identity and corded appearance, not cable reach or safe routing; its exact-number manual query returned no product.

The Open Box Nautilus CC 66666113-USB and Refurbished Nautilus CC 88886113-US are separate corded wall matches at 33 ft; both exact pages list floor and walls but no waterline cleaning or mobile app. Their model image is not evidence about an individual returned or refurbished unit.

Wall coverage is not synonymous with waterline scrubbing. The Cayman is a separate corded wall-capable example with a 40-ft maximum. The Active 2000 and separately numbered T2000 are also listed to 40 ft and explicitly name floor, walls and waterline; their steps and sun ledges lack a depth figure, and the T2000's linked PDF is headed Classic 19 rather than its SKU. The M600 is a distinct 50-ft three-area configuration; Active 3000 and PREMIUM 3000 have separate 50-ft numbers. A page claim does not guarantee continuous contact at a tile transition, corner, slope or particular finish. If the waterline is the actual essential area, select that option separately.

The S50 99996138-US and Active 10 99996138-A10 list floor-only coverage; neither exact U.S. page documents wall cleaning, so neither satisfies a wall requirement.

The Refurbished Nautilus CC Pro 88886207-PCI lists walls in the same in-ground floor/wall/waterline arrangement as its 50-ft pool rating. This is a separate refurbished SKU from standard Nautilus CC Pro and does not document step depth.

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The V3 Ultra is a separate current Aiper wall-capable candidate; its exact U.S. page lists wall work but the precise operating sequence is unresolved. Review its source limits.

The distinct PREMIUM 2000 99996291-PR2 lists walls in a corded 40-ft floor/wall/waterline plan, with MyDolphin Plus and an additional in-box kit. Read the PREMIUM 2000 review.

Aiper's exact current U.S. S1 listing names wall cleaning alongside floor and waterline. That is a listed area set rather than proof that every wall shape or all three areas are handled in one cycle. Check the Scuba S1's own mode and length evidence · Return to the same wall-only finder answer.

The WYBOT S2 manual separates wall-only from full-pool and wall-then-floor routines; the S2 Solar and S2 Solar Vision support submerged wall work in their own model materials. Vision's camera/Dirt-Hunting path remains floor-only, not the wall mode. Each gives pool area, not maximum length, and the Solar manuals require checking their dock location and carton. Open the same wall-only finder answer.

Neither the EcoSurfer M2 nor Scuba 800 is a submerged wall-cleaning candidate: M2 is listed for the water surface, while Scuba 800 is explicitly floor-only. The words “edge cleaning” on M2 refer to a skimmer moving at the perimeter, not wall climbing or scrubbing. Open the same wall-only finder answer.

The exact-name N1 Max manual lists a separate wall mode, so this current-reference model also matches a wall requirement; it does not document qualified step depth or numeric pool length. Check its mode and size limits · Open the same wall-only finder answer.

When waterline cleaning is essential

All three Aiper X1 models document waterline cleaning; the Pro Max manual distinguishes it from surface skimming by describing waterline work while climbing the walls. Read the separate Scuba X1, X1 Pro and X1 Pro Max assessments; the same waterline-only finder answer includes every documented waterline match →

The Scuba V3 Ultra is another separately identified Aiper configuration in this area-level answer: its exact U.S. page lists waterline work, but the U.S. manual route checked did not resolve the operating sequence or prove that all listed zones run in the same cycle. Read its model-specific review.

The plain Scuba V3 is listed for waterline work in the exact U.S. comparison, separately from the V3 Ultra. Its listed floor/wall/waterline areas do not establish that every zone runs in one program. Read the plain V3 assessment · Open the same waterline-only finder answer.

Aiper's exact U.S. Scuba S3 Store column lists waterline work and its product page describes horizontal waterline cleaning; the listed zones do not prove a single all-area cycle. Read the S3 waterline assessment · Open the same waterline-only finder answer.

The current Refurbish Nautilus CC Plus Wi-Fi 88886409-PCI is not a waterline match: its exact table marks Waterline Scrubbing: No. The earlier 88886406-PCI archived record documents floor and walls but does not establish waterline cleaning either. The Skimmi 300 9997003-US is a water-surface skimmer, not a waterline-scrubbing robot, so it is also excluded here.

The exact Refurbished Nautilus CC Supreme 88881083-PC table lists waterline coverage and a 50-ft pool maximum; it separately lists a 56-ft cable. Its app and timer fields do not turn that maximum into a cable-reach or layout guarantee.

The Refurbished Proteus DX4 88886207-LSWF adds a corded waterline plan to 50 ft with no app or extra Ultra-Fine kit listed. Its linked PDF does not identify the refurbished SKU.

The Open Box Nautilus CC Supreme 66661083-PC also lists waterline work and app connectivity. Its separately named new-model page supplies the 50-ft model rating, but the outlet page does not repeat that number; check it on the exact offer and do not read the 50-ft figure as cable length.

Waterline is a distinct capability, not a synonym for wall climbing. Seventy configurations have a documented plan that names it; the exact U.S. Dolphin Active 2000 99996291-A20 and separate Dolphin T2000 99996291-T20 each list floor, walls and waterline to 40 ft, while the separate M600, T60 and T3000 have their own 50-ft listings. The Premium 30 adds a separate 50-ft waterline configuration with an in-box Ultra-Fine kit, but its exact page says Mobile Application: No. T3000's broad surfaces are not depth-qualified steps, and its linked PDF is headed Classic 19+ rather than the retail product number.

The Aiper Scuba V3 Ultra is cordless and lists waterline cleaning with a 66-ft maximum pool length; that rating is not cable reach, and the exact U.S. manual record remains unresolved. Read the V3 Ultra assessment.

The exact S2000 99996291-US listing also names waterline scrubbing alongside floor and wall coverage, up to a 40-ft pool maximum. It does not document cable reach or a minimum step depth; the portal-selected English PDF is internally headed Classic 19, so detailed setup guidance is not assigned to this retail SKU.

The exact U.S. M400 99991053-USI also lists floor, walls and waterline on a corded plan to a 50-ft pool maximum. MyDolphin Plus and an additional Ultra-Fine kit are listed too, but its manual query returned no product and its 50-ft value is not cord reach.

The PREMIUM 3000 is a corded option with MyDolphin Plus and an additional in-box Ultra-Fine kit, but its English PDF is labeled Classic 19+ rather than the retail product number. The S200 provides a useful contrast: it also has an exact 50-ft three-area listing and additional Ultra-Fine kit, while its page says Mobile Application: No. The separate Active 3000 has its own corded 50-ft waterline listing and unresolved exact manual route; do not transfer its ceiling to either separately numbered 40-ft Active 2000 or T2000. The T2000's exact-number portal links a PDF headed Classic 19, so its manual bridge is also unresolved. These are separate retail configurations, not interchangeable models. In every case, the 50-ft maximum is pool length rather than cord length.

Neither the S50 99996138-US nor Active 10 99996138-A10 lists waterline scrubbing: each exact U.S. table lists floor coverage only, so neither is a waterline match.

The exact Dolphin ADVANTAGE 99996113-ADB also fails an essential waterline requirement: its own page lists floor and walls and explicitly marks Waterline Scrubbing: No.

The separate genuine-refurbished Proteus DX3 88886114-LES likewise lists floor and walls but explicitly says Waterline Scrubbing: No; the 33-ft pool ceiling does not add waterline coverage.

The Refurbished Nautilus CC Pro 88886207-PCI is another listed waterline match through 50 ft for in-ground pools. MyDolphin Plus and a weekly timer are separate listed features, not a manual-confirmed setup workflow; the exact-number manual portal returned no product.

The Open Box Nautilus CC Plus IOT 66666409-PCI is not a waterline match: its exact page documents floor and walls, not waterline scrubbing. Its 40-ft pool rating does not add an unlisted surface capability.

The separate genuine-refurbished Proteus DX3 88886114-LES is a counterexample to a waterline requirement: its exact product table lists floor and walls but marks Waterline Scrubbing: No.

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The distinct PREMIUM 2000 99996291-PR2 lists waterline cleaning to 40 ft with MyDolphin Plus and an additional in-box kit; its listed steps/ledge have no depth threshold. Read the PREMIUM 2000 review.

The current Scuba S1 (2026 Upgrade) is also listed for waterline scrubbing, alongside floor and walls. Aiper gives this SKU a 50-ft maximum, but a waterline listing does not guarantee every tile transition or prove a single all-area cycle. Open the same waterline-only finder answer.

The current WYBOT C1 (2026 Upgrade) also has a waterline entry in its exact U.S. comparison table. WYBOT gives an area figure, but no maximum pool length in feet; its waterline claim does not answer a numeric-length request. Open the same waterline-only finder answer.

The shared C2/C2 Vision manual has a selectable waterline-only routine for both; its separate C2 Vision Dirt Hunting mode is floor-only and does not replace that routine. Neither product has a documented maximum pool length, and both pages conflict with the manual on pool area. See the exact C2 and C2 Vision reviews. Open the same waterline-only finder answer.

The S2 manual has a separate waterline-only routine, while the S2 Solar and S2 Solar Vision each list waterline work in their own standard submerged routines. Vision mode itself is floor-only. All three state area, not a pool-length maximum; solar-dock location and included hardware need an exact offer check. Open the same waterline-only finder answer.

The separate C1 WAG (WYUS-C1-WAG) and C2 WAG (WYUS-C2-WAG) exact pages also claim submerged waterline work. Neither gives a maximum pool length, and the C2's filter features do not establish a replacement kit in the box. Treat these as distinct SKUs from the 2026 Upgrade models; the inspected support pages did not show an exact manual. Open the same waterline-only finder answer.

The EcoSurfer M2 is a floating surface skimmer, not a waterline-scrubbing robot; the Scuba 800 page lists floor-only coverage. The listing’s edge-pass wording and the Scuba 800’s operating-depth range are not evidence of submerged waterline work. Open the same waterline-only finder answer.

The model-named N1 Max manual includes a waterline-cleaning mode alongside floor and wall modes. Its area rating does not provide a pool-length maximum, and this is submerged scrubbing rather than floating-debris skimming. Read the N1 Max waterline and length limits · Open the same waterline-only finder answer.

When floating surface debris is the essential task

The Scuba S3 also falls outside water-surface cleaning plus a 100-ft minimum: its exact U.S. comparison lists submerged floor, wall and waterline work, not surface skimming, and provides no maximum length. Review its exact coverage and length fields · Open the same surface-plus-100-ft finder answer.

The plain Scuba V3 is also excluded when water-surface cleaning is combined with battery power, app support, a strict extra-kit requirement and a 100-ft minimum: surface cleaning and a maximum pool length are not documented for the plain V3, and the additional kit is unconfirmed. Review its exact limits · Open the same five-condition finder answer.

The S3 also fails a 100-ft water-surface/app/kit request: its listed areas omit surface skimming, its maximum pool length is not documented, and its 3-μm filter layer is not proof of an extra kit. Review the S3 boundaries · Open the same five-condition finder answer.

The plain Scuba V3 does not appear in Aiper's U.S. water-surface coverage listing; that feature belongs to the distinct V3 Ultra in the comparison. The plain V3 is not a documented match for floating-debris skimming. Read the plain V3 versus V3 Ultra distinction · Open the same water-surface-only finder answer.

The WYBOT C1 (2026 Upgrade) is not a surface-skimming match: its comparison lists submerged floor, walls and waterline, while the same WYBOT collection lists the F1 as a separate skimmer. Open the same water-surface-only finder answer.

The exact Scuba S3 comparison likewise lists floor, walls and waterline—not water-surface skimming—so floating-debris capability is not documented for this model. Read the S3 task distinction · Open the same water-surface-only finder answer.

The surface-skimming option is for floating debris at the water surface, not for cleaning the pool floor, submerged walls, or the waterline.

The WYBOT C2 (2026 Upgrade) and C2 Vision (2026 New) are not surface-skimming matches: their exact page and shared manual list submerged floor, wall and waterline work, not floating-debris collection. Open the same water-surface-only finder answer.

Adding battery power does not change that task distinction: neither model cleans floating debris from the top of the pool. Open the same battery-and-surface finder answer.

The C2 and C2 Vision also stay out when floating-debris skimming is combined with battery power, app support, an included fine-filter element and a 100-ft minimum. They lack the surface task, and neither has a published pool-length limit. Review the C2 · Review the C2 Vision · Open the same five-condition finder answer.

The cordless Aiper EcoSurfer S2 (SKU 40003002.0020) is one of eight current-reference water-surface matches; its exact U.S. materials do not state a maximum pool length. It is a surface-skimming robot, not a floor, wall or submerged-waterline cleaner. Read the S2 assessment · Open the same water-surface-only finder answer.

Aiper's U.S. Surfer S1 is a battery-powered surface skimmer; its support says it does not clean floors or walls. Current navigation also labels it EcoSurfer S1. Model-specific setup support says it collects floating debris; its exact page lists a 5-L basket and 200-μm mesh, but no numerical pool-length maximum or retail SKU. It is not a submerged waterline cleaner, and its identity is not bridged to the separate EcoSurfer S2. Read the Surfer S1 assessment · Open the same water-surface-only finder answer.

The Scuba X1 Pro Max and Scuba V3 Ultra are two separately identified Aiper models whose exact U.S. pages list water-surface cleaning; that feature is not shared by the base X1 or X1 Pro. The V3 Ultra page also names floor, walls, waterline and a 7.9-in sun shelf, but its current U.S. manual route did not yield a manual proving that all areas run in one cycle. Compare the Pro Max review and the V3 Ultra assessment with the X1 and X1 Pro assessments. The Max has a 100-ft rating, but its exact English manual describes Skimming Mode as a three-hour task while the product page advertises up to ten hours for surface cleaning. This unresolved runtime discrepancy is not a promise. The same water-surface-only finder answer returns all documented surface matches →

The exact U.S. Dolphin Skimmi 9997001 and separately numbered Skimmi 300 9997003-US are also reviewed surface-skimming models. Both are cordless, solar-assisted surface machines; the base 9997001 page says 65 ft while the Skimmi FAQ sets a conservative outdoor limit of 60 ft, and the 300-only manual mode must not be copied to the base model. Check their separate warranty, app and package evidence before comparing offers.

Nine exact configurations in this reviewed library match battery power and surface skimming: the EcoSurfer S2, Surfer S1, Surfer M1, EcoSurfer M2, separately listed WYBOT F1 (WYUS26-F1C-KG1), Scuba V3 Ultra, Scuba X1 Pro Max, and the distinct Dolphin Skimmi and Skimmi 300. The base Scuba X1 and X1 Pro do not list this floating-debris task. Neither the S1 nor S2 has a published numerical maximum pool length in the U.S. sources checked, so both drop out whenever a numeric pool-length condition is added. Open the same battery-and-surface finder answer →

A battery-powered surface-skimming candidate such as the Surfer S1 fits the combined power and surface task, but not submerged floor or wall cleaning. Review its task boundary · Open the same battery-and-surface finder answer.

The V3 Ultra also belongs in this battery/surface answer: it is listed as cordless and its exact page separately names surface cleaning. Its eight-hour metric is expressly for surface work, not underwater runtime. Review the exact-model limits.

At the 100-ft water-surface and numeric-length combination, only the X1 Pro Max remains in this reviewed library: the V3 Ultra's ceiling is 66 ft, the Skimmi FAQ ceiling is lower, neither EcoSurfer S2 nor Surfer S1 has a published maximum length, and the base X1/X1 Pro do not list surface skimming. Check the S2 length field and the S1 length field · Open the same surface-plus-100-ft finder answers →

At 60 ft, both Skimmi SKUs, the Scuba X1 Pro Max and the Scuba V3 Ultra match the combined battery-powered, water-surface and app-support request; the V3 Ultra is rated to 66 ft and its exact page lists app and surface functions. Verify the Skimmi app/package and both Aiper models' mode/runtime limits. At 61 ft, the two Skimmi models fall out under the conservative FAQ ceiling, while the 100-ft Pro Max and 66-ft V3 Ultra remain candidates. These are results for the documented models shown here, not a claim that no other product could fit.

The plain Scuba V3 is not in the current-reference battery/surface/app result at either 60 or 61 ft because its U.S. coverage list does not include floating-debris skimming. Read the exact task distinction · Open the same current-only 60-ft request · Compare at 61 ft.

With current-reference models only, battery power, water-surface coverage, app support and a 60-ft minimum selected together, the Scuba X1 Pro Max and V3 Ultra join the two Dolphin Skimmi products. Read the V3 Ultra review · Open the same five selected answers in the finder →

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The standalone Scuba S1 (2026 Upgrade) is not a floating-debris skimmer: its exact U.S. listing describes submerged floor, wall and waterline tasks. Aiper lists the separate cordless EcoSurfer S2 (SKU 40003002.0020) for surface skimming only; the exact U.S. materials checked do not state its maximum pool length, so it is not a numeric-fit candidate. Return to the same water-surface finder answer.

The separately assessed WYUS26-F1C-KG1 F1 is a floating surface-skimming job: its exact manual says surface cleaning only and specifies at least 70 mm (2.8 in) water depth to avoid sticking. Its 7-L basket and 180-μm filter do not make it a submerged floor or ultra-fine-filter cleaner. No numeric pool-length maximum is given; the manual's qualitative size statement is not a feet rating. Open the same water-surface-only finder answer.

The separately listed F1 SKU 2026WYF01C is also a surface-skimming assessment, not evidence that the different WYUS26-F1C-KG1 offer's manual applies. Its exact page claims a 33-W solar panel, app remote, 7-L basket and 180-μm mesh; it describes Smart Mode as 10 minutes working/10 minutes resting across a 24-hour window and Standard Mode as continuous for eight hours. Those are maker-listed schedules, not measured runtime or a pool-length rating. No model-specific manual or minimum-depth threshold was found for this exact SKU. Open the same water-surface-only finder answer.

For battery power plus water-surface skimming together, the separately reviewed WYUS26-F1C-KG1 F1 is a model-specific match; its app is for floating debris and battery status, not submerged cleaning. The distinct 2026WYF01C F1 offer has no documented battery operating mode and does not enter this battery-filtered result. Open the same battery-and-surface finder answer.

Open the same battery, surface, app and 60-ft answers → · Test the same combination at 61 ft →

The current-reference EcoSurfer M2, SKU 40003002.0011, expands the battery-and-surface match set. It collects floating debris; it is not the submerged task called waterline scrubbing. Its exact page supplies no numeric pool-length maximum, and the “edge cleaning” claim does not fill in that missing rating. Open the same surface-only finder answer · Open the same battery/surface answer · Check the same battery/surface/app intersection.

The Lowe's exact item 5708973 identifies the current-reference SURFER M1 and describes battery power, solar charging and an app for scheduling, customizing or manually directing a floating-debris skimming mode. It is not a floor, submerged-wall, waterline or step robot; its listing publishes no numeric pool-length maximum, and the “up to 12 hours” runtime claim is not a length rating. Open the same surface-only finder answer · Open the same battery/surface answer · Open the same surface/app answer · Open the same battery/surface/app answer.

The exact-item M1 is an additional match when both battery power and surface skimming are required; its app commands remain about the floating-debris task, not submerged cleaning. Read the SURFER M1 assessment · Open the same battery/surface finder answer.

A surface-plus-100-ft request remains different: the M2 has no numeric length rating, so it cannot pass a numeric input, while the Scuba 800 cleans only the floor. Do not treat an unknown rating as unlimited. Review M2's length limitation · Review Scuba 800's distinct floor task · Open the same battery/surface/100-ft finder answer.

At a 100-ft minimum, the surface-only match set retains the documented Scuba X1 Pro Max, not the M1: the Surfer M1 has no numeric maximum pool-length rating, and runtime or skimming coverage cannot substitute for one. Review the M1's unknown-length limitation · Review the separately rated X1 Pro Max · Open the same surface/100-ft finder answer.

Adding battery power, app support and an included ultra-fine-filter requirement to that 100-ft surface request still excludes the M1 because its exact record has no numeric pool-length maximum and no separately documented included ultra-fine kit. Check the M1's length and package limits · Open the same five-condition finder answer.

With battery power and a 40-ft minimum plus surface skimming, the M1 remains excluded because its exact listing has no pool-length rating; this library returns the separately rated V3 Ultra, X1 Pro Max and two Skimmi models. Review the M1's unknown-length boundary · V3 Ultra · X1 Pro Max · Skimmi · Skimmi 300 · Open the same battery/surface/40-ft finder answer.

At the same battery/surface conditions with a 100-ft minimum, only the X1 Pro Max remains in this library; the Surfer M1 is excluded because no numeric pool-length maximum is documented. Read the X1 Pro Max assessment · Check why the M1 does not pass a numeric length request · Open the same battery/surface/100-ft finder answer.

When a step or sun ledge at least 13 inches deep is essential

The plain Scuba V3's U.S. comparison lists floor, walls and waterline, but no steps or minimum step depth; its 1,614-ft² area figure is not step-depth evidence. It therefore does not meet this 13-inch-qualified choice. Read the plain V3 assessment · Open the same depth-qualified finder answer.

The exact Scuba S3 comparison lists floor, walls and waterline but no steps or minimum depth; its 1,614-ft² area figure says nothing about a 13-inch step threshold. Read the S3 limitation · Open the same depth-qualified finder answer.

The Scuba X1 Pro and X1 Pro Max pages mention elevated platforms/slopes, but neither gives a minimum depth; the base X1 does not document a step depth either. See the separate X1, X1 Pro and X1 Pro Max assessments, but do not treat those broad platform claims as evidence for this finder’s ≥13-in step choice.

The exact U.S. Scuba V3 Ultra page states sun-shelf cleaning down to 7.9 inches (20 cm), below the 13-inch depth limit used by this option. That is a positive match for the named sun-shelf depth threshold, not a guarantee for every stair profile or cleaning mode. Read the V3 Ultra assessment.

Neither the current 88886409-PCI page nor the archived 88886406-PCI page lists steps or a qualifying minimum step depth, so neither satisfies this 13-inch-qualified requirement from the available evidence. The Skimmi 300 9997003-US is specified for water-surface skimming, not steps or a supported step-depth plan, and does not meet this option.

The exact Refurbished Nautilus CC Supreme 88881083-PC lists floor, walls and waterline, but no steps or supported minimum depth. Its broad surface coverage cannot satisfy the separate 13-inch-qualified requirement.

The Open Box Nautilus CC Supreme 66661083-PC exact page lists floor, walls and waterline but no steps or supported step depth, so it does not meet this 13-inch-qualified choice.

This library's step option is deliberately qualified: it asks for steps or a ledge at least 13 inches deep. Six configurations have a plan that both names steps and documents a minimum depth boundary at or below 13 inches.

For example, the LIBERTY 600 page and its support evidence state a 13-inch minimum for its full-coverage step/ledge mode; the EON 120d instead documents an 8-inch ledge, below this option's threshold. The separate Active 2000, T2000, PREMIUM 3000, Active 3000 and T3000 pages use broad step/sun-ledge wording but do not state a depth threshold; the exact U.S. M600 page does not list steps or ledges at all. The Premium 30 page lists floor, walls and waterline but gives no step/ledge mode or qualifying depth. The Active 2000 and T2000 portal-linked PDFs are both headed Classic 19 and omit the respective retail product numbers; neither fills the depth gap. The Premium 30 manual portal returns no product; the separate PREMIUM 3000-linked PDF is identified as Classic 19+, while the Active 3000's exact manual route timed out and the T3000-linked English PDF is also headed Classic 19+ without its retail number. None supplies the missing T3000 step dimension. These models are not counted as meeting the finder's 13-inch-qualified requirement. Measure the feature and obtain exact-model instructions before treating a generic surface label as fit evidence.

Neither the S50 99996138-US nor Active 10 99996138-A10 lists steps as a cleaning area or a depth-qualified step plan; neither satisfies this narrower option.

The exact U.S. Dolphin ADVANTAGE 99996113-ADB does not list steps or a supported minimum depth, so it does not meet this 13-inch-qualified option.

The Refurbished Proteus DX4 88886207-LSWF page lists floor, walls and waterline but no steps or depth-qualified step plan, so it does not meet the 13-inch choice.

See models with a documented depth-qualified step plan →

The PREMIUM 2000 99996291-PR2 page names steps and a sun ledge but does not state a minimum depth, so it does not meet this qualified option. Read the PREMIUM 2000 review.

The current Scuba S1 page promotes cleaning in shallow water as shallow as 12 inches but does not state a supported minimum depth for a step or ledge. That shallow-area claim cannot meet the 13-inch-qualified rule. Review the S1 depth limitation · Return to the same depth-qualified finder answer.

The WYBOT C1 (2026 Upgrade) product bullet mentions steps and slopes, but the exact page does not give a minimum step or ledge depth; its formal comparison row lists floor, walls and waterline. It therefore does not satisfy the finder’s at-least-13-inch-qualified step option. Return to the same depth-qualified finder answer.

The shared C2/C2 Vision manual says the cleaners can climb steps, drains and shallow-water areas but gives no qualifying minimum step depth. Neither the C2 (2026 Upgrade) nor C2 Vision (2026 New) therefore meets the finder's at-least-13-inch step requirement. Open the same depth-qualified finder answer.

The S2 and S2 Solar Vision materials also mention steps, but neither gives a minimum ledge depth at or below this option's 13-inch threshold; the S2 Solar has no documented qualifying step plan. They therefore do not enter this depth-qualified result. A broad step claim cannot fill in the missing threshold. Open the same depth-qualified finder answer.

The distinct C1 WAG and C2 WAG pages mention stairs or steps, but neither gives a minimum step depth. Their broad claims therefore do not satisfy the finder's at-least-13-inch-qualified option. Open the same depth-qualified finder answer.

The Scuba 800's 1.6–10-ft operating water-depth range is not a step-cleaning threshold, and the EcoSurfer M2's anti-stranding language concerns a floating skimmer rather than submerged steps. Neither product establishes the at-least-13-inch ledge-depth capability requested by this option. Open the same depth-qualified finder answer.

How the pool-length number changes a shortlist

The current U.S. WYBOT A1 (2026 Upgrade)/OS2010 also stays outside every numeric pool-length result from 1 through 100 ft: its 1,076-ft² page figure and 80–100-m² manual range are areas, not a length limit. Read the A1 length evidence · See the same numeric-only finder answer at 30 ft.

The exact U.S. CCP-WIFI-FILT page states up to 50 ft in the product title and Pool Size field, so its exact listing enters the 50-ft candidate set and drops out at 51 ft. The related 99996409-PCI is a different product number whose formal comparison says 40 ft; confirm the CCP-WIFI-FILT limit with Maytronics for a pool longer than 40 ft. This is a stated pool limit, not cable reach or a layout guarantee. See the same 50-ft-only finder answer.

At 67 ft, the Scuba S3 cannot pass the battery/waterline/extra-kit screen: its maximum pool length is unknown and its exact U.S. pages do not confirm an additional in-box kit. Review the S3 length and package evidence · Open the same battery/waterline/67-ft/kit finder answer.

With battery power, waterline coverage and a 66-ft pool-length minimum selected, the Scuba S3 remains outside the result: 1,614 ft² is pool area, not a maximum length in feet. Read the S3 numeric limitation · Open the same battery/waterline/66-ft finder answer.

The plain Scuba V3 is also excluded when water-surface cleaning is combined with battery power, app support, a strict extra-kit requirement and a 100-ft minimum: surface cleaning and a maximum pool length are not documented for the plain V3, and the additional kit is unconfirmed. Review its exact limits · Open the same five-condition finder answer.

At 67 ft, plain Scuba V3 cannot enter the battery/waterline/strict-kit result: its maximum pool length and any separate included filter kit remain unknown. Review the plain V3 limits · Open the same four-condition finder answer.

The unknown length field also excludes plain Scuba V3 from battery/waterline results at 66 ft or 67 ft; its area value cannot satisfy that numeric condition. Read the V3 limitation · Open the same battery/waterline/66-ft finder answer · Compare at 67 ft.

The plain Scuba V3's 1,614-ft² U.S. pool-area figure is not a maximum pool-length rating. Because its length remains unknown, it is not included at a 40-ft or 50-ft numeric minimum; do not convert area to feet. Check the V3's length evidence · Open the same numeric-only answer at 40 ft · Compare at 50 ft.

The Scuba S3's exact U.S. Store comparison likewise gives 1,614 ft² as pool area and no maximum pool length in feet. That area value does not satisfy a numeric length requirement; its length remains unknown at 40, 50, 66 or 67 ft. Read the S3 numeric limitation · Open the same numeric-only answer at 40 ft · Compare at 50 ft · Compare at 66 ft · Compare at 67 ft.

The Surfer S1 U.S. page says “Any Pool Size” but provides no maximum pool length in feet. That broad phrase is not a numeric rating, so the S1 is not counted at 40 ft or any other entered length even though it remains a nonnumeric battery/surface candidate. Review the S1's length evidence · Open the same battery/surface/40-ft finder answer.

The Aiper Scuba V3 Ultra, Scuba X1 and X1 Pro are each listed to 66 ft and leave the numeric-only set at 67 ft; the X1 Pro Max has a separate 100-ft limit. These are manufacturer pool-length ratings, not cable reach or guaranteed cleaning coverage. Read the distinct V3 Ultra, X1, X1 Pro and X1 Pro Max assessments. The same numeric-only finder answer at 66 ft returns the full 66-ft set → · Compare that same answer at 67 ft → · Check the questionnaire’s numeric-only 100-ft endpoint →

The current Refurbish Nautilus CC Plus Wi-Fi 88886409-PCI remains in numeric results through its 50-ft pool maximum and falls out at 51 ft; its separate cable length is not a reach guarantee. The exact Dolphin Skimmi 9997001 and Skimmi 300 9997003-US each stay within a conservative 60-ft matcher ceiling, then fall out at 61 ft because Maytronics’ U.S. FAQ says 60 ft while each exact product table says 65 ft.

The named Nautilus CC Supreme model page lists a 50-ft pool maximum, and the exact open-box 66661083-PC assessment records that model-level rating while noting the outlet page does not repeat it. At a 50-ft entry it remains within the stated model limit; at 51 ft it falls out. This is pool length, not cord reach, and should be checked on the exact offer.

The Refurbished Nautilus CC Supreme 88881083-PC stays within a 50-ft pool-length screen and drops out at 51 ft; its 56-ft cable is a separate field, not a substitute for the pool-length maximum.

The exact Refurbished Nautilus CC Pro 88886207-PCI also passes at a 50-ft pool length and fails at 51 ft. Its page separately states a 56-ft cable and classifies this refurbished SKU for in-ground pools only; the cable does not extend the pool rating.

The Open Box Nautilus CC Plus IOT 66666409-PCI is listed to a 40-ft maximum pool length, so it passes at 40 ft and falls out at 41 ft; the exact page does not state cable length.

See the same finder at a 50-ft maximum · Compare the same length screen at 51 ft · Check the conservative Skimmi limit at 60 ft · Check the same length screen at 61 ft

Enter the pool's approximate length only if a manufacturer's maximum rating is a hard screen. The finder compares that entered number with a documented maximum pool length. It does not calculate cable routing, pool volume, cleaning time or layout clearance; the product's power source and coverage requirements must still match independently.

The observed, assigned limits form several useful thresholds: 20, 26, 30, 33, 40, 50, the conservative 60-ft Skimmi FAQ value, the 66-ft maximum separately listed for Scuba V3 Ultra, X1 and X1 Pro, and the X1 Pro Max 100-ft questionnaire endpoint. The evidence base does not justify a precise rating for every model: for example, Explorer E30's U.S. family-card value conflicts with the same-SKU global value, and both exact Skimmi tables conflict with Maytronics’ 60-ft FAQ. An unresolved or conflicting field cannot be stretched to a more permissive positive rating. The following same-answer comparisons show where the source-backed boundary changes.

The Scuba V3 Ultra, Scuba X1 and X1 Pro are each rated to 66 ft, while the Scuba X1 Pro Max is rated to 100 ft; a 67-ft minimum removes the three 66-ft models from the length-only screen. The V3 Ultra, X1, X1 Pro and X1 Pro Max are distinct current-reference entries. The same numeric-only finder answer at 66 ft returns the full 66-ft set → · Compare that same answer at 67 ft → · Check the questionnaire’s numeric-only 100-ft endpoint →

At 66 ft, all four Aiper configurations with a listed maximum of 66 ft or more remain inside the numeric-only screen: the Scuba V3 Ultra, X1, X1 Pro and X1 Pro Max. At 67 ft, only the Pro Max remains because V3 Ultra, X1 and X1 Pro are each capped at 66 ft. At the questionnaire’s 100-ft endpoint, the Scuba X1 Pro Max is the only Aiper configuration within its listed limit. Read the V3 Ultra assessment · Open the 66-ft numeric answer · Open the 67-ft numeric answer · Open the 100-ft numeric answer

With battery power and waterline coverage selected, four Aiper models remain at 66 ft, including the V3 Ultra; at 67 ft the V3 Ultra, base X1 and X1 Pro drop out. Open the same battery/waterline/66-ft request · Review the 66-ft model · Open the same battery/waterline/67-ft plus ultra-fine request

For battery power, waterline cleaning, an additional ultra-fine filter and a 67-ft minimum, only the X1 Pro Max remains because its 100-ft ceiling clears the pool limit while the X1, X1 Pro and V3 Ultra stop at 66 ft; V3 Ultra also lacks evidence of a separate in-box kit. Check the V3 Ultra package and length evidence · The same four selected answers are available in the finder →

For surface skimming plus a 100-ft minimum, only the Pro Max is present in this reviewed result; the Skimmi models use the conservative 60-ft FAQ ceiling, and X1/X1 Pro do not list surface cleaning. The V3 Ultra lists surface work but its exact ceiling is 66 ft, so it falls out at 100 ft. Open the same surface/100-ft answer → With battery power, app control, the additional ultra-fine filter and 100 ft together, the same Pro Max remains the sole match. Review the V3 Ultra limits · Open the same five selected answers →

With battery power, water-surface coverage, app control, an additional ultra-fine filter and a 100-ft minimum together, only the X1 Pro Max remains in this reviewed set. Its three-hour Skimming Mode in the manual is a mode-specific limit, not the page’s separate up-to-ten-hour claim. Open the same five selected answers →

The exact refurbished Liberty 200 88888100-US page publishes no pool-length maximum, so its standard-model 33-ft figure is not carried into any numeric finder answer.

The exact U.S. Dolphin ADVANTAGE 99996113-ADB has a distinct 33-ft pool maximum: it is inside a 33-ft minimum and outside 34 ft. That is not a cable-length limit or an installation guarantee.

Neither current WYBOT C2 nor C2 Vision enters a numeric pool-length result from 1 through 100 feet: neither source establishes a maximum pool length, and the conflicting square-foot/square-metre area claims do not satisfy a feet-based rule. Open the same numeric-only answer at its 1-ft lower boundary · Compare at the 100-ft upper boundary.

The newly resolved C1 WAG and C2 WAG listings also provide pool-area claims rather than a maximum pool length. The separate F1 2026WYF01C page supplies no numeric pool-size maximum; the older WYUS26-F1C-KG1 F1 manual's qualitative size wording is not a feet rating. Unknowns stay out of the numeric matcher rather than being converted from area or treated as a pass. Check the same numeric-only answer at 30 ft.

That unknown length also keeps the battery-powered C2s out of waterline cases at 40 ft, 50 ft, 66 ft and 67 ft, even though each has a documented waterline routine and auxiliary filter. The 67-ft version adds the included-kit requirement; neither area rating can clear any of these feet values. Waterline/40-ft answer · Waterline/50-ft answer · Battery/waterline/66-ft answer · Battery/waterline/67-ft/included-kit answer.

At 50 ft, the current Scuba S1 (2026 Upgrade) remains in the battery/waterline/app shortlist because its exact U.S. maximum is 50 ft. Review its exact length evidence · Check the same task at 50 ft.

At 51 ft, that same Scuba S1 drops out at its 50-ft ceiling, while the Scuba X1 remains inside its separately listed 66-ft limit. Review the S1 limit · Compare the X1's distinct rating · Check the same task at 51 ft.

The newly reviewed WYBOT S2, F1, S2 Solar and S2 Solar Vision do not enter any numeric pool-length answer: S2 and the two solar models give area rather than length, and the F1 manual's qualitative no-size-limit wording is not a numeric maximum. Do not infer feet from square feet or treat unknown length as a pass. See the same numeric-only finder answer at 30 ft.

The exact Scuba 800 (SKU 40001006.0105) adds a documented 30-ft maximum to the numeric length screen: it passes at 30 ft and fails at 31 ft. The 860-sq-ft figure is an area claim, not a feet conversion. The EcoSurfer M2 (SKU 40003002.0011) has no numeric maximum in its checked page, so its unknown size is not treated as unlimited. Open the same numeric-only answer at 30 ft · Compare that same numeric question at 31 ft.

The separate Scuba 800W has no maximum pool-length value in its accessible model-specific manual conversion; the 860-sq-ft flat-floor area and 10-ft depth limits cannot answer a feet-based question. It is excluded at both 30 and 31 ft, while its no-length status must not be confused with the distinct Scuba 800's published 30-ft limit. Open the same numeric answer at 30 ft · Open it at 31 ft · Check the same battery/floor/30-ft task.

At a 20-foot minimum

The Open Box Nautilus CC 66666113-USB and Refurbished Nautilus CC 88886113-US also clear a 20-ft length-only screen: each exact page lists a 33-ft maximum pool length. That number is not cable reach.

A 20-ft input includes configurations with a documented pool maximum of at least 20 ft; exact U.S. Niya Sonar 10 and Tracker 15 sit at the 20-ft boundary.

The S50 99996138-US and Active 10 99996138-A10 also clear this length-only screen because each exact U.S. page lists a 30-ft maximum pool length; that rating is not cable reach.

Sonar 10 and Tracker 15 are examples of the threshold, not endorsements for every pool shape. Their exact U.S. specifications establish distinct floor-oriented configurations and do not establish the same warranty or manual applicability.

See the full 20-ft length-only shortlist →

At 21 feet

Both the Open Box Nautilus CC 66666113-USB and Refurbished Nautilus CC 88886113-US stay in a 21-ft length-only result because their exact pages cap pool length at 33 ft; neither page gives cable reach.

At 21 ft, the 20-ft-capped Sonar 10 and Tracker 15 no longer meet the numeric rule; this one-foot change illustrates why the stated ceiling matters.

The S50 99996138-US and Active 10 99996138-A10 remain inside a 21-ft length-only screen because each is rated to 30 ft of pool length, not because its cable is 30 ft long.

Neither model's source supports rounding its pool maximum upward. The Tracker 25 is a distinct configuration with a 26-ft published ceiling, so it clears this 21-ft screen; do not infer that limit from its smaller sibling or from a longer cleaning cycle.

See the full 21-ft length-only shortlist →

At 30 feet

The Open Box Nautilus CC 66666113-USB and Refurbished Nautilus CC 88886113-US meet the 30-ft length-only screen within their exact 33-ft pool ratings, which are not cable measurements.

A 30-ft input still includes exact configurations rated to 30 ft, such as the corded floor-only Dolphin Escape and the above-ground Nautilus AG.

The exact U.S. S50 99996138-US and Active 10 99996138-A10 are also listed to a 30-ft pool maximum, so both remain in a 30-ft length-only screen; this is not cable reach.

The models differ in pool classification and surface brief; a shared maximum does not make them substitutes. Review the exact configuration and area coverage before narrowing beyond the length screen.

See the full 30-ft length-only shortlist →

The Aiper Scuba 800, SKU 40001006.0105, adds a separately researched 30-ft maximum pool-length boundary. It remains in the numeric screen at 30 ft and drops out at 31 ft; the distinct 860-sq-ft area figure is not converted to length. Open the 30-ft numeric answer · Open the same numeric screen at 31 ft.

The EcoSurfer M2 has no numeric pool-length rating. Its “Pool Size /” entry is unknown, not an unlimited-size claim, so it remains outside every numeric result. Open the same 30-ft numeric answer.

At 30 ft, the separate Scuba 800W is also excluded because its manual conversion supplies no maximum pool length; its 860-sq-ft area figure is not a feet rating. Open the same numeric-only answer at 30 ft.

At 31 feet

The Open Box Nautilus CC 66666113-USB and Refurbished Nautilus CC 88886113-US also pass this 31-ft length-only screen under their exact 33-ft pool maximum; the 33-ft value does not establish cord reach.

At 31 ft, a 30-ft maximum is insufficient; for example, the Escape drops out while documented 33-ft products remain eligible by the numeric rule.

The same length-only answer does not tell you whether a model includes wall or waterline cleaning. The Escape is a floor-only counterexample to “every cleaner covers everything,” and its 30-ft ceiling cannot be stretched to satisfy 31 ft; the Premium 20 has a separately documented 33-ft ceiling and remains inside the numeric screen.

The S50 99996138-US and Active 10 99996138-A10 both drop out at 31 ft because each exact U.S. page lists a 30-ft maximum; neither pool rating is cable reach.

See the full 31-ft length-only shortlist →

The floor-only Scuba 800 is also excluded at 31 ft because its exact AADD page gives 30 ft as the maximum; a separate 860-sq-ft rating does not extend that ceiling. See the same 31-ft numeric answer · Check the same battery/floor/31-ft combination.

The distinct Scuba 800W is likewise excluded at 31 ft because no pool-length limit appears in its manual conversion; the area figure does not establish a numeric fit. Open the same 31-ft numeric-only answer.

At 33 feet

The Open Box Nautilus CC 66666113-USB and Refurbished Nautilus CC 88886113-US also list corded floor-and-wall coverage at the 33-ft pool limit; exact-number manual lookups return no product, and neither page states cable reach or an individual unit’s outlet condition.

At 33 ft, the reviewed models with a 33-ft limit remain inside their listed ceiling. The exact U.S. Proteus DX3 99996114-LSB is listed for a pool up to 33 ft and corded floor-and-wall coverage, but not waterline scrubbing; the exact Premium 20 and separate T25 also list 33 ft and differ in their controls, coverage and filter evidence.

The exact U.S. Dolphin ADVANTAGE 99996113-ADB is a separate model that also passes the 33-ft pool-length boundary on its corded floor/wall listing; the figure is a pool rating, not cable reach.

The Refurbished Proteus DX3 88886114-LES also stays within the exact 33-ft pool-length boundary; its separate 50-ft cable figure is not a reach guarantee.

Check the exact product number: nearby Premium or T-series names do not inherit the same limit. A 33-ft pool rating is not cable length and does not certify a complicated cable route.

See the full 33-ft length-only shortlist →

At 34 feet

The Open Box Nautilus CC 66666113-USB and Refurbished Nautilus CC 88886113-US both fall outside a 34-ft minimum because their exact pages cap pool length at 33 ft; the outlet condition does not change that rating or establish cable reach.

At 34 ft, a model capped at 33 ft, including the Dolphin ADVANTAGE 99996113-ADB, Proteus DX3 99996114-LSB and Premium 20, falls outside the entered minimum; products with a larger documented pool ceiling can remain. Those 33-ft values are pool ratings, not cable reach.

The Refurbished Proteus DX3 88886114-LES also falls out at 34 ft because its own page caps the pool at 33 ft; its 50-ft cable field does not extend that pool rating.

Use the next model's exact number rather than assuming that the “Premium” family has a uniform rating. The PREMIUM 3000 has its own 50-ft U.S. pool maximum and remains within this screen. Verify cable route, pool geometry and the manual separately from this maximum-length comparison.

See the full 34-ft length-only shortlist →

At 40 feet

The Scuba S3 is also outside this 40-ft numeric-only set: its 1,614-ft² pool-area figure is not a maximum-length rating, and the exact U.S. length field remains unknown. Check the S3 length evidence · Open the same numeric-only 40-ft finder answer.

Forty feet is the upper listed boundary for the Cayman, Niya Tracker 35, exact U.S. Dolphin Active 2000 99996291-A20 and separately numbered Dolphin T2000 99996291-T20; each can match at 40 ft and fall out at 41 ft when the other selected conditions also fit.

The exact U.S. S2000 99996291-US also meets a 40-ft pool-length screen and falls out at 41 ft; its maximum is not cable reach.

The exact page for the Open Box Nautilus CC Plus IOT 66666409-PCI also lists 40 ft, floor and walls; it therefore passes the length-only 40-ft screen and not 41 ft. That is a pool limit, not cable length, and the outlet page does not establish an individual carton or weekly app schedule.

A 50-ft-rated model such as the PREMIUM 3000 also passes this numeric screen, but its additional coverage/app/filter evidence and manual mismatch are separate decisions. Neither 40-ft listing states cable length. Both Active 2000 and T2000 link to PDFs headed Classic 19 rather than their retail product numbers, so those documents do not fill their depth and setup gaps.

See the full 40-ft length-only shortlist →

The PREMIUM 2000 99996291-PR2 has a 40-ft maximum pool length and therefore qualifies at 40 ft when other selected facts match; this is not a cable-reach rating. Read the PREMIUM 2000 review.

At 41 feet

The Scuba S3 remains outside this 41-ft numeric-only set: its 1,614-ft² pool-area figure is not a maximum-length rating, and the exact U.S. length field remains unknown. Check the S3 length evidence · Open the same numeric-only 41-ft finder answer.

At 41 ft, a cleaner capped at 40 ft, including Cayman, Tracker 35, Dolphin Active 2000 99996291-A20 and the separately numbered Dolphin T2000 99996291-T20, falls below the entered pool-length minimum.

The exact U.S. S2000 99996291-US also fails this numeric boundary because its exact page lists a 40-ft maximum pool length, not cable reach.

The Open Box Nautilus CC Plus IOT 66666409-PCI also falls below a 41-ft minimum: its exact comparison row caps the pool length at 40 ft. The model's anti-tangling swivel does not change that separate rating or establish cord reach.

The PREMIUM 3000 has a separately documented 50-ft maximum and remains in the length-only candidate set; its pool rating still says nothing about cable reach, installation layout, depth or every cycle's coverage.

See the full 41-ft length-only shortlist →

The PREMIUM 2000 99996291-PR2 falls outside a 41-ft pool-length minimum because its exact U.S. page lists a 40-ft maximum; this does not describe cable reach. Read the PREMIUM 2000 review.

At 50 feet

The separate CCP-WIFI-FILT enters this numeric-only 50-ft set because its exact U.S. page states 50 ft; the related 99996409-PCI comparison is a different product number, and this rating is not cable reach. Open the same numeric-only 50-ft finder answer.

The Scuba S3 is outside this 50-ft numeric-only set: its 1,614-ft² pool-area figure is not a maximum-length rating, and no exact U.S. maximum length in feet is listed. Check the S3 length evidence · Open the same numeric-only 50-ft finder answer.

The current Refurbish Nautilus CC Plus Wi-Fi 88886409-PCI joins the 50-ft set: its exact current page states a 50-ft maximum pool length and a separate 50-ft cable. At 51 ft it is excluded; the earlier 88886406-PCI record has no published maximum and is not assigned this rating.

The distinct current CCP-WIFI-FILT Nautilus CC Plus Wi-Fi also enters at 50 ft on its exact U.S. product page; the related 99996409-PCI is a separate product number whose comparison row says 40 ft. Its filter parts/count remain unitemized. Open the same numeric-only 50-ft finder answer.

The exact Refurbished Nautilus CC Supreme 88881083-PC is included at this boundary by its 50-ft maximum pool-length field and is removed at 51 ft. Its separately stated cable length is 56 ft, not the numeric pool limit.

The exact Refurbished Proteus DX4 88886207-LSWF also meets this 50-ft length boundary and falls out at 51 ft; its 56-ft cable is not the pool-length limit.

At the exact 50-ft upper boundary, 53 reviewed configurations remain; the current Refurbish Nautilus CC Plus Wi-Fi 88886409-PCI has its own exact 50-ft pool maximum and separate 50-ft cable, not guaranteed reach. The distinct CCP-WIFI-FILT joins on a separate exact U.S. page that states 50 ft; do not transfer the related -PCI 40-ft row. The Aiper Scuba V3 Ultra, Scuba X1 and X1 Pro are listed to 66 ft, and the X1 Pro Max to 100 ft, so all four are inside this length-only screen. Both the Skimmi 9997001 and Skimmi 300 9997003-US also match under the conservative 60-ft FAQ value, although each exact product table lists 65 ft; confirm the discrepancy with Maytronics. The U.S. M400 99991053-USI, Refurbished Nautilus CC Supreme 88881083-PC, Refurbished Proteus DX4 88886207-LSWF, Refurbished Nautilus CC Pro 88886207-PCI and distinct Open Box Nautilus CC Supreme 66661083-PC join the separately listed 50-ft models. Other distinct listings at that ceiling include the Dolphin Active 3000 99996292-A30, PREMIUM 3000 99996292-PR3, Dolphin M600 99996650-US, Dolphin T60 99996651-T60, Dolphin T3000 99996292-T30 and distinct Dolphin Premium 30 99996240-PR3. Each exact retail configuration has its own limits and additional fields.

The M600 page lists corded floor/wall/waterline coverage, MyDolphin Plus, an included caddy and an additional in-box Ultra-Fine kit, but cable length and exact-SKU manual instructions are unresolved. The Active 3000 also lists the three areas and kit but has no depth-qualified steps and its exact-linked manual route timed out. The T60 separately lists corded floor/wall/waterline coverage, MyDolphin Plus, an Ultra-Fine kit and selectable cycle times; its linked English PDF is headed TOP 15+ / M700, not 99996651-T60. The T3000 lists corded, app and additional-kit fields plus a caddy with protective cover; its portal-linked PDF is headed Classic 19+ and does not establish T3000-specific operating instructions. The separate PREMIUM 3000 has its own 50-ft row and a differently resolved manual mismatch. Those differences matter when other requirements are selected with the length condition.

See the full 50-ft length-only shortlist →

The current Scuba S1 (2026 Upgrade), SKU AI00455531001, reaches the 50-ft boundary on its exact U.S. product table. This is the manufacturer-listed maximum, not cable reach or a guarantee for a specific pool layout. Open the same numeric-only 50-ft finder answer.

The EcoSurfer S2 is not in the numeric-only 50-ft result: Aiper does not state a maximum pool length for SKU 40003002.0020, so the missing rating cannot be treated as a 50-ft pass. Review the S2's numeric-limit evidence · See the same numeric-only 50-ft finder answer.

At 51 feet

The separate CCP-WIFI-FILT also fails a 51-ft minimum: its exact U.S. page lists a 50-ft pool-length maximum, not cable reach. Open the same numeric-only 51-ft finder answer.

The current 88886409-PCI is a named negative at 51 ft: its 50-ft maximum pool-length rating falls below the request. The distinct CCP-WIFI-FILT also falls below a 51-ft minimum on its exact 50-ft product-page limit; its sibling's 40-ft comparison row is not transferred. Open the same numeric-only 51-ft finder answer. The earlier 88886406-PCI has no assigned maximum, so unknown length cannot satisfy the numeric rule.

The Refurbished Nautilus CC Supreme 88881083-PC is one of the 50-ft-rated listings that does not meet 51 ft, even though its table lists a 56-ft cable.

The exact U.S. Scuba V3 Ultra, Scuba X1 and Scuba X1 Pro are listed to 66 ft, and the X1 Pro Max to 100 ft, so all four remain in the 51-ft length-only result. The separately numbered Dolphin Skimmi 9997001 and Skimmi 300 9997003-US also match under the conservative 60-ft FAQ ceiling despite each exact table's 65-ft value; confirm that conflict with Maytronics. The two Skimmi models remain surface-only, not floor cleaners.

At 51 ft, six reviewed configurations remain in the length-only set: four Aiper records plus both Skimmi SKUs. The Skimmi entries use Maytronics’ conservative 60-ft FAQ limit rather than their conflicting 65-ft product tables; the same 51-ft numeric-only finder answer returns the full set →

This six-product result is limited to the reviewed library, not a claim that the market has only six suitable cleaners. The 50-ft PREMIUM 3000, M600, T3000, Premium 30 and other exact 50-ft listings fall below this 51-ft minimum. T3000's pool ceiling is not cable reach and its linked Classic 19+ PDF does not make it a 51-ft match.

The Explorer E30 remains unscored because its U.S. and global length evidence conflict, rather than being treated as a positive match. The non-exhaustive result is not proof that no other suitable product exists elsewhere. Do not round a 50-ft rating up or relax a hard length requirement.

See the full 51-ft length-only result →

The current Scuba S1 does not meet a 51-ft minimum: its exact U.S. page lists 50 ft as the maximum. Longer-listed Aiper candidates remain separate options rather than grounds for rounding up the S1. Read the S1 limitation · Open the same numeric-only 51-ft finder answer.

The EcoSurfer S2 also stays out of a 51-ft numeric request because its exact U.S. materials publish no maximum pool length; unknown does not mean unlimited. Read the S2 length-field boundary · Open the same numeric-only 51-ft finder answer.

At 60 feet

With earlier records excluded, neither WYBOT C2 is a documented battery-powered surface skimmer, even though both support app features; adding a numeric length also fails because their maximum-pool-length field is unknown. Review the C2 task and length limits · Review the C2 Vision task and length limits · Open this exact 60-ft finder request.

At 60 ft, Scuba S3 is not in the current-reference battery/surface/app result because its exact U.S. coverage list omits floating-debris skimming. Read the S3 task distinction · Open the same current-only 60-ft request.

The plain Scuba V3 is not in the current-reference battery/surface/app result at either 60 or 61 ft because its U.S. coverage list does not include floating-debris skimming. Read the task distinction · Open the exact current-only 60-ft request.

The length-only 60-ft result contains six configurations: the Scuba V3 Ultra, Scuba X1, X1 Pro and X1 Pro Max, plus the two separately numbered Skimmi models. V3 Ultra, X1 and X1 Pro are rated to 66 ft and Pro Max to 100 ft; the Skimmi entries use Maytronics’ conservative 60-ft FAQ ceiling although each exact table says 65 ft. Open the same numeric-only 60-ft answer →

With current-reference models only, battery power, water-surface coverage, app support and a 60-ft minimum selected together, the Scuba X1 Pro Max and V3 Ultra join the two Dolphin Skimmi models. The EcoSurfer S2 is excluded because Aiper publishes no maximum pool length for it, even though it matches the nonnumeric battery, surface and app choices. Review the V3 Ultra · Check the S2's unknown length field · Open the same five selected answers in the finder →

In the current-only battery/surface/app intersection at 60 ft, the M1 is excluded because no numeric pool-length limit is published; the two Skimmi records are still within their conservative 60-ft ceiling. Review the M1's unknown length rating · Open the same current-only 60-ft finder answer.

See the complete 60-ft length-only result → · Read the Pro Max review · Read the exact 9997001 review · Read the separate 9997003-US review

At 61 feet

With earlier records excluded, neither WYBOT C2 is a documented battery-powered surface skimmer, even though both support app features; adding a numeric length also fails because their maximum-pool-length field is unknown. Review the C2 task and length limits · Review the C2 Vision task and length limits · Open this exact 61-ft finder request.

At 61 ft, Scuba S3 remains outside the current-reference battery/surface/app result because its exact U.S. coverage list omits floating-debris skimming. Read the S3 task distinction · Compare the same current-only request at 61 ft.

The plain Scuba V3 is not in the current-reference battery/surface/app result at either 60 or 61 ft because its U.S. coverage list does not include floating-debris skimming. Read the task distinction · Open the exact current-only 61-ft request.

At 61 ft the two Skimmi products fall outside the conservative 60-ft U.S. FAQ ceiling, but the Aiper Scuba V3 Ultra, Scuba X1 and X1 Pro remain within their listed 66-ft maxima and the X1 Pro Max remains within 100 ft. This is a four-model length-only result, not a complete market census.

At the same 61-ft entry, battery power, water-surface coverage and app support match the Pro Max and V3 Ultra in this library; the two Skimmi records fall outside their conservative FAQ ceiling. The EcoSurfer S2 remains excluded because no maximum pool length is documented for it. Review the V3 Ultra · Check the S2's unknown length field · Open the same five selected answers in the finder →

The current-only battery/surface/app result at 61 ft likewise excludes the Surfer M1: its exact Lowe's listing names no maximum pool length, so its up-to-12-hour runtime cannot clear the numeric requirement. Review the M1's length limitation · Open the same current-only 61-ft finder answer.

See the same 61-ft length-only result → · Review the Skimmi source conflict

When documented app support is essential

The exact U.S. CCP-WIFI-FILT listing says Wi-Fi can control and schedule cleaning remotely and also names a tangle-free swivel cord. Its exact manual route selected no product number, so this supports the app feature choice without establishing pairing steps or every app behavior. Open the same app-only finder answer.

Aiper's exact U.S. Scuba V3 page and Store FAQ describe app commands for starting/retrieving the cleaner and status notices. That supports the documented-app choice, but not a promise of live underwater steering or every command. Read the plain V3 app evidence · Open the same app-only finder answer.

Aiper lists app support for all three X-series models; the Pro and Pro Max pages specify additional app functions, while the exact base-X1 page does not settle every command. Compare the separate Scuba X1, X1 Pro and X1 Pro Max evidence; the same app-only finder answer returns all documented app-support matches →

Aiper's exact U.S. Scuba V3 Ultra page lists Aiper App mode switching, smart scheduling, history and device status. These are documented app features, not a verified live-steering promise; the exact U.S. manual record remains unresolved. Read the V3 Ultra review.

The current Refurbish Nautilus CC Plus Wi-Fi 88886409-PCI lists Wi-Fi, MyDolphin Plus and a weekly timer, with a three-hour default cycle. Its exact-number manual query returned no product, so command behavior and setup remain unknown. The earlier 88886406-PCI page names MyDolphin Plus and Wi-Fi but does not document a timer or cycle length.

The Refurbished Nautilus CC Supreme 88881083-PC exact table names MyDolphin Plus and Wi-Fi and lists a weekly timer, delay feature and 2.5-hour default cycle. The exact-number manual selector returned no product, so detailed setup and command behavior remain unknown; the page also says Remote Control: No.

The exact Open Box Nautilus CC Supreme 66661083-PC listing advertises Wi-Fi and a mobile app, so app connectivity is documented. The same-model page names MyDolphin Plus and timer functions, but the exact open-box manual query returned no product; setup and command details remain unresolved.

Seventy-two configurations meet this library's app-support evidence rule, including the current Refurbish Nautilus CC Plus Wi-Fi 88886409-PCI, which lists MyDolphin Plus, Wi-Fi and a weekly timer, plus the exact U.S. Dolphin T3000 99996292-T30 page. The plain Scuba V3 also documents limited app commands and status notices; that does not establish live underwater steering. The exact Scuba S3 adds app start, mode customization and a waterline-return alert, but likewise does not establish live steering. The exact Active 2000 99996291-A20 and separate T2000 99996291-T20 pages also name MyDolphin Plus, Wi-Fi and a weekly timer. The M600 page names MyDolphin Plus/Wi-Fi and a weekly timer, though its exact-number manual portal returns no product. The T60 independently lists those app fields; its portal-linked PDF does not identify the T60 SKU, so detailed app instructions remain unknown. By contrast, the Premium 30 99996240-PR3 exact page explicitly says Mobile Application: No, so it fails this essential app condition even though it lists a weekly timer.

The Surfer S1's Aiper App supports scheduling, status and manual piloting, but Aiper's support guide warns that schedules may be wiped after a firmware update. Its instructions also say firmware updates may fail while charging or in standby. Pairing uses 2.4-GHz Wi-Fi plus Bluetooth; basic Auto mode can run without app setup. Check the S1's app limits and pairing requirements · Open the same app-only finder answer.

The exact U.S. Dolphin Skimmi 9997001 lists Bluetooth control via MyDolphin Skimmi and its setup FAQ describes pairing; the linked manual uses a Maytronics One heading, so verify the current app name. The separately numbered Skimmi 300 9997003-US also lists Bluetooth control and its linked manual documents Maytronics One pairing, status, mode selection and Manual Drive. Wi-Fi or internet control is not established for either surface skimmer. The same app-only finder query returns every documented app-support match →

The Open Box Nautilus CC Plus IOT 66666409-PCI is another app-support match because its exact page names Wi-Fi and MyDolphin Plus. The marketing tagline mentions scheduling, but the comparison table does not specify a timer and the exact-number manual lookup found no product; app-specific schedules and commands remain unresolved.

The exact U.S. S2000 99996291-US page lists MyDolphin Plus and app-enabled mobile control, so it meets the documented app filter; it does not publish a detailed command list, and its portal-selected English PDF is internally titled Classic 19 rather than identifying the retail SKU.

The exact U.S. M400 page also lists MyDolphin Plus and a weekly timer, but its product-linked exact-number manual route returned no product; this supports the documented-app finder answer, not a claim about commands or setup steps.

App availability is not the same as a verified command list. The T3000 product page lists MyDolphin Plus, Wi-Fi and a weekly timer, but the exact-number portal's English PDF is headed Classic 19+ and omits Product No. 99996292-T30; T3000-specific app setup and commands are not assigned. The Active 2000 page links a PDF headed Classic 19 without Product No. 99996291-A20; the T2000 assessment records that its portal identifies T2000 but its English PDF is also headed Classic 19 and omits Product No. 99996291-T20. Those setup steps are not assigned here. The Active 3000 names MyDolphin Plus and a Weekly Scheduler, but its exact manual route timed out before its workflow could be verified. The separate PREMIUM 3000 page lists a scheduler and Pick-Up mode, but its linked English PDF identifies Classic 19+ and is not used as its instructions. Other exact model pages document different arrangements; a Wi-Fi icon on a sibling model cannot supply a missing fact.

The S50 99996138-US and Active 10 99996138-A10 both mark Mobile Application: No in their exact U.S. tables, so neither passes an essential app-control requirement.

The exact U.S. Dolphin ADVANTAGE 99996113-ADB also marks Mobile Application: No, so it is not an app-support match; the 33-ft ceiling does not change that requirement.

The exact Refurbished Proteus DX4 88886207-LSWF page also says Mobile Application: No. Its separately listed weekly timer does not establish app control.

The exact Refurbished Proteus DX3 88886114-LES page also marks Mobile Application: No, even though it lists Weekly Timer: Yes; a timer does not satisfy a requirement for documented app support. Read the exact refurbished DX3 evidence.

The exact Refurbished Nautilus CC Pro 88886207-PCI page names MyDolphin Plus and Wi-Fi and marks the weekly timer supported. Its exact-number manual portal returns no product, so this app-support match does not confirm setup steps or network requirements.

The exact Refurbished Proteus DX3 88886114-LES page marks Mobile Application: No even though it lists Weekly Timer: Yes; a timer does not meet the essential app-support rule. Read the exact refurbished DX3 assessment.

See all reviewed configurations with documented app support →

The PREMIUM 2000 99996291-PR2 independently lists MyDolphin Plus, Wi-Fi and a weekly timer; its exact-number portal selects a PDF internally labeled Classic 19, so its exact-SKU setup and commands remain unresolved. Read the PREMIUM 2000 review.

The exact current Scuba S1 (2026 Upgrade) lists Aiper App mode selection, cleaning history and OTA updates. Aiper's setup material specifies Bluetooth for initial pairing and 2.4-GHz Wi-Fi; this is not a claim of live underwater steering. The separately reviewed 2024 Classic does not meet required app support. Open the same app-required finder answer.

The exact U.S. EcoSurfer S2 (40003002.0020) also documents Aiper App functions including scheduling; its support pages specify 2.4-GHz Wi-Fi and Bluetooth during pairing, and say that a scheduled run starts only while the skimmer is floating and online. This establishes app support, not floor cleaning or a pool-length rating. Return to the same app-required finder answer.

The WYBOT C1 (2026 Upgrade) product page lists mode customization, weekly scheduling and OTA updates; its comparison table names scheduled cleaning up to four cycles per week, app remote control and OTA. This supports app capability, not live underwater steering or a known phone/network setup. Open the same app-required finder answer.

The exact WYBOT C2 (2026 Upgrade) and C2 Vision (2026 New) list app control and mode selection. Their shared manual says to select settings while the cleaner is out of water because Bluetooth cannot reach it underwater; this is not live submerged steering. Open the same app-required finder answer.

The previously assessed WYBOT S2, S2 Solar, S2 Solar Vision and F1 (WYUS26-F1C-KG1) each list app functions, but their tasks differ: the S2 uses out-of-water Bluetooth mode setup, the S2 Solar lists scheduling/status controls, Vision adds its own Vision and spot-mode selection, and the F1 app directs surface-debris skimming and monitors battery. These are not evidence of universal underwater live steering. Open the same app-required finder answer.

The separate C1 WAG and C2 WAG exact listings describe app/Bluetooth control, while the newer F1 SKU 2026WYF01C says app remote control for its floating skimmer. The checked product-ID support pages did not show an exact manual for these offers, and the pages do not establish the full command list, setup conditions or live underwater steering. Open the same app-required finder answer.

The EcoSurfer M2 page does list the Aiper App for start/stop, custom schedules, remote steering, progress, history and blocking alerts. By contrast, the exact Scuba 800 table marks Mobile App X; an audio alert and auto-parking feature do not establish phone control. Open the same app-required finder answer.

The exact Lowe's SURFER M1 listing says the Aiper App can schedule, customize or manually direct surface-skimming modes for floating debris. That is app support for a surface skimmer, not proof of underwater steering; its review also notes the missing length rating. Open the same app-required finder answer.

The N1 Max manual describes Aiper App pairing and Wi-Fi configuration, and exact retailer listings identify app support; this does not establish live underwater joystick steering. Check the N1 Max app evidence · Open the same app-required finder answer.

Surface skimming and app control do not settle the power choice

The exact U.S. WYBOT F1 2026WYF01C listing claims a solar-assisted surface-skimming task and app remote control, so it fits a surface-plus-app request in this reviewed catalogue. Its listing names a 33-W solar panel and an included charger but does not establish an onboard battery or battery-powered operating mode. The floating-debris task is not submerged waterline cleaning; no maximum pool length or exact-SKU minimum depth is published. Open the same surface-and-app finder answer.

Adding battery power is a separate constraint: the different F1 SKU WYUS26-F1C-KG1 is assessed as a battery-powered surface skimmer, while 2026WYF01C remains solar-assisted with no documented battery mode. Do not merge their app, battery, manual or package facts because both listings say “F1.” The strict battery/surface/app result includes the former, not the latter. Open the same three-condition finder answer.

The exact AADD EcoSurfer M2 page lists an app-controlled surface skimmer, so it adds a current-reference match when surface cleaning and app support are both required. Its pool-length field remains unknown, so do not add a numeric length requirement without another model's evidence. Open the same surface/app finder answer · Open the same battery/surface/app finder answer.

The exact Lowe's item 5708973 SURFER M1 separately documents battery power, surface skimming and app commands, so it joins both the surface/app and stricter battery/surface/app sets when no numeric length is required. It is a floating-debris device, not an underwater cleaner, and its length field remains unknown. Read the M1 assessment · Open the same surface/app finder answer · Open the same battery/surface/app finder answer.

When an Ultra-Fine kit or filter element must be listed in the box

The exact U.S. A1/OS2010 page names ultra-fine cotton foam, and its linked manual lists one filter tray with cotton foam plus 180 μm filtration. That supports the included filter-element choice, but not a spare replacement kit. Check the A1 package and filter assessment · Open the same included-ultra-fine finder answer.

The separate CCP-WIFI-FILT product page advertises Ultra-Fine filtration, and its linked image shows framed panels, but the Single Pack listing does not itemize filter parts or count. That evidence does not confirm a separate additional kit, so the matcher does not treat this exact SKU as a strict included-kit fit. Open the same included-kit-only finder answer.

The plain Scuba V3 does not qualify for the strict included-kit choice: MicroMesh multi-layer filtration and a separately sold replacement set do not establish an extra filter kit in the exact V3 carton or its micron grade. Read the plain V3 filter evidence · Open the same included-kit-only finder answer.

The exact Scuba S3 FAQ names a 3-μm ultra-fine filter layer, but the page does not confirm an additional kit in the exact carton; it is not a strict included-kit match. Read the S3 package evidence · Open the same included-kit-only finder answer.

The EcoSurfer S2 exact U.S. page lists a fine 150-μm basket and does not identify a separate included Ultra-Fine kit. A fine basket is not evidence of the required additional kit, so its included-kit status remains unknown rather than qualifying. Read the exact S2 filter/package evidence · Open the same included-kit-only finder answer.

All three Aiper X1-family models list a replaceable 3 μm MicroMesh ultra-fine filter; their exact product pages/manuals separately identify whether an extra replacement is in the package. Read the Scuba X1, X1 Pro and X1 Pro Max assessments; the same strict included-ultra-fine finder answer shows every documented match →

The Scuba V3 Ultra is not a match for this strict included-kit request. Its U.S. pages name MicroMesh Ultra-Fine filtration but do not establish a separate kit in the exact carton, so the included-kit field remains unknown rather than positive. Check the V3 Ultra package evidence.

The current 88886409-PCI page lists a Fine Filter Kit as the main filter and a dash for Additional Filter in the Box; it does not document the required extra kit. The archived 88886406-PCI page does not identify any separate extra filter in its package fields, so its unknown contents cannot satisfy this strict condition.

The refurbished Nautilus CC Supreme 88881083-PC is a positive listing for this requirement: its exact table names a main Fine Filter Kit and separately lists an additional Ultra-Fine Filter Kit in the box. No micron grade or extra-kit part/count is stated, and this package evidence does not transfer to the new or Open Box CC Supreme.

The Open Box Nautilus CC Plus IOT 66666409-PCI does not meet this strict option: its exact page lists a main Fine Filter Kit and a dash for Additional Filter in the Box. Its separate MyDolphin Plus app listing does not change the filter evidence.

The Open Box Nautilus CC Supreme 66661083-PC does not meet this strict filter choice: its outlet FAQ says a filter is included but warns that accessories can vary, and the exact open-box page does not name an Ultra-Fine kit. The separate new 99991083-PC page cannot prove that extra kit is in the returned-unit carton. Read the open-box assessment.

Forty-six reviewed configurations have explicit evidence for an additional in-box Ultra-Fine Filter Kit, including the exact U.S. Dolphin T3000 99996292-T30 page, which separately labels a Multi-Layer main filter and an additional Ultra-Fine kit. It does not give the kit's grade, panel count or exact in-box part number. The exact U.S. Dolphin Active 2000 99996291-A20 and separate T2000 99996291-T20 pages also list an additional kit and label the main filter Combine Filter Kit. The M600 and T60 list a Multi-Layer filter with an additional kit, but neither kit's grade or exact part number is stated. The Premium 30 table lists a main Fine Filter Kit and separately names an additional Ultra-Fine Kit in the box; it gives no micron grade or panel count, and the model has no app listed.

The exact U.S. S2000 99996291-US table separately names a main Combine Filter Kit and an additional in-box Ultra-Fine Filter Kit; the page gives no grade, exact kit part number or panel count, so verify the seller's carton rather than inferring those details.

The exact U.S. M400 page also names an additional in-box Ultra-Fine Filter Kit alongside its Fine Filter Kit. It does not state the kit's grade or exact part number, and the product-linked manual portal returned no product.

This condition is about package evidence, not an optional replacement basket, an accessory displayed under the product page or a claim about microns. The Active 2000 and T2000, Active 3000, the separate PREMIUM 3000, M600 and T3000 pages do not publish an included kit's micron grade or exact part number. T3000's separate Add-On filter tiles are not carton contents or compatibility proof. Ask the seller to identify the precise U.S. product number and supplied kit if the package is decisive.

The Aiper Scuba V3 Ultra page names MicroMesh Ultra-Fine filtration and a 3.5-L basket, but does not confirm a separate additional kit in the exact carton. Its filter-media wording alone is not evidence for this strict included-kit choice. Read the V3 Ultra package-evidence limits.

The Active 10 comparison table says no additional filter is in the box. The S50 exact table names a main Fine Filter Kit but does not establish an additional in-box Ultra-Fine kit. Neither meets this strict included-kit requirement.

The exact ADVANTAGE 99996113-ADB comparison table shows a dash for Additional Filter in the Box; its named Fine Filter Kit is the main filter, not an extra Ultra-Fine kit.

The Refurbished Proteus DX4 88886207-LSWF comparison table also shows a dash for Additional Filter in the Box. Its named Fine Filter Kit is not evidence of an extra included Ultra-Fine kit.

The exact Refurbished Proteus DX3 88886114-LES page likewise lists a main Fine Filter Kit and a dash for Additional Filter in the Box; its separate Ultra-Fine add-on tiles do not establish an included kit. Read the exact package assessment.

The exact Refurbished Proteus DX3 88886114-LES page likewise lists a main Fine Filter Kit and a dash for Additional Filter in the Box; separate Ultra-Fine add-on tiles do not establish an included kit. Read the exact package assessment.

See every model with an additional Ultra-Fine kit listed in the box →

The separate PREMIUM 2000 99996291-PR2 page labels its main filter “Combine Filter Kit” and separately lists an additional in-box Ultra-Fine kit, without a grade or exact part number. Read the PREMIUM 2000 review.

The current Scuba S1 lists a 3-μm MicroMesh ultra-fine layer, but its box list does not separately identify a replacement filter kit and the Store description leaves that package question ambiguous. It therefore does not meet the strict “kit in the box” match as currently documented. Read the S1 filtration and package evidence · Return to the same included-kit finder answer.

The WYBOT C1 (2026 Upgrade) comparison lists a single 180-μm cartridge. Its separate WYBOT C1 filter-box listing does not prove that an extra ultra-fine kit is included in the C1 carton or compatible with both WYUS26 finish SKUs. Read the C1 filter and package caveat · Return to the same included-kit finder answer.

The C2 and C2 Vision manual packing list shows two filters and identifies an auxiliary ultra-fine element, while WYBOT's pages describe dual 180-μm/10-μm filtration. This supports an included fine element, not a spare replacement kit; the manual recommends it only for Turbo Floor mode, and not when the floor is heavily soiled. Read the exact C2 and C2 Vision reviews. Open the same included-kit finder answer.

The S2 Solar and S2 Solar Vision list a separate 40-ppi ultra-fine sponge in addition to a 180-μm basket, with manual instructions for auxiliary use. The plain S2 manual names cotton foam but does not call it an ultra-fine kit, so its strict filter status remains unknown; the F1 page explicitly says it lacks ultra-fine filtration. For both solar cleaners, the page's carton list conflicts with dock/solar-kit references, so confirm exact included parts. Open the same included-kit finder answer.

The separate C2 WAG listing describes a 10-μm ultra-fine filter element alongside a 180-μm primary filter, but provides no exact box list confirming a replacement kit. Its particle-size feature does not satisfy this strict included-kit option; the new C2 WAG remains unmatched for it. The C1 WAG page lists 180-μm mesh, not a separate ultra-fine kit. Open the same included-kit finder answer.

Neither the EcoSurfer M2 (150-μm fine basket) nor Scuba 800 (180-μm fine basket) has a separately confirmed included ultra-fine replacement kit. A fine-basket particle rating describes the listed basket, not an extra kit in the box. Open the same included-kit finder answer.

The Scuba N1 Max manual says the supplied filters are a basket and replaceable MicroMesh ultra-fine element; it describes a 3–10 μm capture range, while a retailer brochure labels the element 3 μm. Confirm the current U.S. carton; the stated range is not an independent test. Review the filter evidence and carton caveat · Open the same included-kit finder answer.

Power and waterline together

The Refurbished Nautilus CC Supreme 88881083-PC belongs in the corded/waterline intersection, not the battery/waterline one. Its single listed plan combines the cable, waterline coverage and a 50-ft pool limit; its refurbished filter package is distinct from the Open Box 66661083-PC offer.

Battery power and waterline coverage can coexist: twenty-six reviewed configurations pass both conditions. The exact LIBERTY 400 and Tracker 35 are distinct examples. Seven Aiper models are separate waterline candidates: the Scuba S3, plain Scuba V3, V3 Ultra, Scuba X1, X1 Pro, X1 Pro Max and Scuba N1 Max. The N1 Max's exact-name manual also lists a separate waterline mode; its 2,150-sq-ft area figure does not establish a pool-length maximum. The WYBOT C1 (2026 Upgrade) is another waterline candidate; its listed 1,615-ft² area does not establish a maximum length. S3 and plain V3 have no documented pool-length maximum; V3 Ultra, X1 and X1 Pro each list 66 ft, while X1 Pro Max lists 100 ft and separately adds water-surface skimming. The corded-and-waterline intersection contains 44 configurations, including the separately numbered 40-ft Active 2000 and T2000, the exact U.S. S2000 99996291-US, the refurbished Nautilus CC Supreme 88881083-PC, the refurbished Proteus DX4 88886207-LSWF and the Open Box Nautilus CC Supreme, whose separate model page supplies a 50-ft maximum not repeated on the outlet listing. The refurbished Proteus adds one 50-ft corded waterline plan, but it is not a battery-waterline candidate. The Active 3000, PREMIUM 3000, 50-ft M600, T60, T3000, Premium 30 and M400 configurations also qualify. M400 lists MyDolphin Plus and an additional in-box Ultra-Fine kit but its exact-number manual query returned no product. Their matching surfaces do not imply the same cable, charging, filter, app or setup routine.

Battery plus waterline · Corded plus waterline

The current WYBOT C2 (2026 Upgrade) and C2 Vision (2026 New) both meet battery power plus waterline cleaning under the shared manual's separate waterline or full-pool routine. The Vision's camera-led Dirt Hunting path is floor-only and does not replace that waterline mode. Open the same battery-and-waterline finder answer.

The current cordless WYBOT S2, S2 Solar and S2 Solar Vision also meet battery power plus waterline coverage, using each model's documented submerged waterline routine; the Vision-only Dirt Hunting mode is floor-only. None has a numeric pool-length limit. Open the same battery-and-waterline finder answer.

The separate current U.S. C1 WAG and C2 WAG pages also list cordless waterline work, so each meets this battery-plus-waterline intersection. Their area claims do not establish pool length, and no exact manual is linked for either SKU. Open the same battery-and-waterline finder answer.

The PREMIUM 2000 99996291-PR2 adds a 40-ft corded waterline listing with MyDolphin Plus and an additional in-box Ultra-Fine kit; its 40-ft pool rating is not cable reach. Read the PREMIUM 2000 review.

The Scuba N1 Max is another battery/waterline example: its model-named manual lists that submerged mode, but its 2,150-sq-ft area and 180-minute runtime do not establish any pool-length maximum. Check the exact-name N1 Max evidence · Open the same battery-and-waterline finder answer.

Battery power, cleaning area and filter package together

For a cordless floor-cleaning requirement that also asks for an in-box ultra-fine element, the current U.S. A1/OS2010 qualifies: its page names ultra-fine cotton foam and the linked manual lists one cotton-foam-plus-180-μm tray. This supports the included element, not a spare replacement kit. Read the A1 filter and floor assessment · Open the same battery/floor/filter finder answer.

Changing the required area to walls removes the floor-only A1 even when the included filter choice stays the same; the C2 Vision has a separate manual-listed wall routine and auxiliary fine-filter element. Check the A1's task limit · Compare the C2 Vision's documented coverage and filter · Open the same battery/walls/filter finder answer.

With battery power, floor cleaning and an included ultra-fine element together, the S2 Solar and S2 Solar Vision join the floor-capable result on their own 40-ppi auxiliary-element evidence. Their exact carton lists conflict on dock and filter counts; check the seller's current pack list before relying on the manual. Open the same battery/floor/filter finder answer.

The Scuba N1 Max also joins the battery/floor/included-kit set on the model-named manual's statement that a MicroMesh ultra-fine filter is supplied; no pool-length condition is included here. Confirm that the U.S. carton matches the manual. Read the N1 Max filter qualification · Open the same battery/floor/filter finder answer.

When the required area changes to walls, the S2 Solar and S2 Solar Vision also match battery power plus wall coverage and the listed auxiliary ultra-fine element. The Vision camera path itself is floor-only; standard full-pool mode is the distinct wall-capable path. Open the same battery/walls/filter finder answer.

The N1 Max manual likewise lists a supplied MicroMesh ultra-fine element and wall mode, so the model meets this battery/walls/kit intersection. Check its filter-inclusion caveat · Open the same battery/walls/filter finder answer.

Corded power with waterline coverage

The Refurbished Nautilus CC Supreme 88881083-PC is another corded waterline match, with a 50-ft pool maximum and a separate 56-ft cable field. Its exact page also lists an additional Ultra-Fine kit and MyDolphin Plus support.

Forty-four reviewed configurations pair corded power with waterline coverage. The exact U.S. Active 2000 and separately numbered T2000 join on their 40-ft floor/wall/waterline listings, as does the distinct S2000 99996291-US; the refurbished Nautilus CC Supreme 88881083-PC, refurbished Proteus DX4 88886207-LSWF and corded Open Box Nautilus CC Supreme 66661083-PC also list waterline scrubbing. The refurbished Proteus page separately lists a 50-ft pool maximum and a 56-ft cable, no app and no additional filter in the box; its linked PDF does not identify this SKU. The open-box 50-ft pool maximum comes from the separate technical page for the same named model, not the outlet page. The Active 3000, separate PREMIUM 3000, M600, T60, T3000, Premium 30 and M400 99991053-USI have their own 50-ft listings and different manual evidence. M400 additionally lists MyDolphin Plus and an in-box Ultra-Fine kit, but the exact-number manual portal returned no product. The S200 is another 50-ft corded option with no listed app. The exact ADVANTAGE 99996113-ADB is not in this intersection: its own page marks Waterline Scrubbing: No, despite corded floor-and-wall coverage. The S2000's 40-ft field is pool length, not cable reach; the Active 2000 and T2000 40-ft maxima are the same kind of pool-length fields, and their linked Classic 19 PDFs have unresolved SKU bridges. The M600 exact-number portal returned no product, the T60-linked PDF is headed TOP 15+ / M700, and the T3000-linked PDF is headed Classic 19+. Premium 30 likewise has no exact-number manual result and no app listed. This intersection answers the two selected facts, not pool length or filter choice.

The Refurbished Nautilus CC Pro 88886207-PCI joins the corded/waterline intersection on its in-ground three-area plan; it is not a battery-waterline match.

See the same corded/waterline condition → · Read the Active 2000 assessment

The WYBOT C2 and C2 Vision list waterline cleaning but use rechargeable batteries, so they do not match this corded/waterline intersection. Open the same corded/waterline finder answer.

The PREMIUM 2000 99996291-PR2 adds a corded 40-ft waterline option with app and additional-kit fields; its exact-number portal-selected PDF is internally titled Classic 19. Read the PREMIUM 2000 review.

Corded power with floor cleaning

The Open Box Nautilus CC 66666113-USB and Refurbished Nautilus CC 88886113-US also match corded floor cleaning in their exact 33-ft floor-and-wall plans; their outlet-condition labels do not add app or waterline capability, and neither exact manual lookup returned a product.

The Refurbished Nautilus CC Supreme 88881083-PC matches this broad corded/floor question, but it is not floor-only: the same exact table lists walls and waterline and a 50-ft pool maximum.

Corded power plus floor coverage returns 74 configurations. The current Refurbish Nautilus CC Plus Wi-Fi 88886409-PCI is one floor/wall match, rated for pools up to 50 ft, with waterline scrubbing marked No; the earlier 88886406-PCI also lists floor and walls but lacks a pool-length field. The Escape illustrates a floor-only 30-ft profile; the S50 99996138-US and separate Active 10 99996138-A10 are two more 30-ft floor-only listings. The Proteus DX3 99996114-LSB is another corded floor match through 33 ft, but it also lists walls and explicitly excludes waterline scrubbing. The exact U.S. Dolphin ADVANTAGE 99996113-ADB is another 33-ft corded floor-and-wall match; its exact page marks waterline scrubbing No. The refurbished Proteus DX4 88886207-LSWF is a 50-ft corded floor match in a broader floor/wall/waterline plan. The Active 2000, separately numbered T2000 and exact U.S. S2000 99996291-US are broader 40-ft floor/wall/waterline matches; the refurbished Nautilus CC Supreme 88881083-PC and Open Box Nautilus CC Supreme are also broader-surface corded matches, with their packages treated separately. The Open Box Nautilus CC Plus IOT 66666409-PCI is a 40-ft floor-and-wall match; its Fine Filter Kit and MyDolphin Plus support do not add waterline, step-depth or Ultra-Fine-kit evidence. The Active 3000, distinct PREMIUM 3000, M600, T60, T3000 and distinct 50-ft Premium 30 have broader multi-surface plans. The corded M400 99991053-USI is another 50-ft floor/wall/waterline listing. The broad finder option should not be mistaken for a floor-only shortlist.

The Refurbished Nautilus CC Pro 88886207-PCI also matches corded floor coverage in a broad three-area plan to a separate 50-ft maximum; it is in-ground only and not floor-only.

The distinct CCP-WIFI-FILT also meets this corded/floor combination under its exact 50-ft U.S. listing; the related 40-ft figure belongs to product number 99996409-PCI. It lists walls as well, rather than a floor-only mode. Read the same corded/floor finder answer.

The Open Box Nautilus CC Plus IOT 66666409-PCI also fits this corded/floor choice in a broader floor-and-wall plan, not a floor-only mode. Its 40-ft maximum is a pool rating; the exact page lists a Fine Filter Kit and app support but not a separate Ultra-Fine kit.

The genuine-refurbished Proteus DX3 88886114-LES also matches corded floor coverage in its own 33-ft floor-and-wall plan; its weekly timer does not add app or waterline control.

Open the same corded/floor condition →

The C2 (2026 Upgrade) and C2 Vision both clean floors, but neither is corded; they therefore fail this joint requirement despite the floor match. Open the same corded/floor finder answer.

The PREMIUM 2000 99996291-PR2 is one of the corded floor matches: its 40-ft floor/wall/waterline plan also lists an additional in-box Ultra-Fine kit and MyDolphin Plus. Read the PREMIUM 2000 review.

Corded power with depth-qualified steps

The corded Refurbished Nautilus CC Supreme 88881083-PC adds another negative witness: the exact page lists floor, walls and waterline, but no step mode or qualifying minimum depth.

No corded configuration in the currently reviewed library has documented steps together with the required minimum-depth evidence. Some corded product pages use broad step or ledge language, including Active 2000, T2000, Active 3000, PREMIUM 3000, the T3000 and S2000; the evidence lacks the required depth field for each. The refurbished and open-box Nautilus CC Supreme records list floor, walls and waterline, not steps or a supported minimum depth. The Refurbished Proteus DX4 88886207-LSWF likewise has no listed step mode or supported minimum depth. The exact U.S. M600, T60, Premium 30 and M400 pages list floor, walls and waterline but not depth-qualified steps. The ADVANTAGE 99996113-ADB lists floor and walls but no steps or supported minimum depth. The five models that pass the step threshold are battery-powered configurations. Do not bridge this empty intersection by dropping the corded requirement or treating unknown depth as a match.

The exact Refurbished Nautilus CC Pro 88886207-PCI page lists floor, walls and waterline but no step mode or depth threshold; its match to the corded choice does not satisfy this qualified-step condition.

See the exact corded/qualified-step result →

The WYBOT C2 and C2 Vision do not alter this empty corded/steps intersection: their evidence supports battery power and gives no qualified step-depth value. Open the same corded/steps finder answer.

The PREMIUM 2000 99996291-PR2 page lists steps and a sun ledge but gives no minimum depth, so it remains outside the corded, depth-qualified step set. Read the PREMIUM 2000 review.

Corded wall coverage for a pool up to 40 feet

The current Refurbish Nautilus CC Plus Wi-Fi 88886409-PCI also clears this 40-ft corded/wall screen on its exact 50-ft pool maximum; its separate 50-ft cable is not guaranteed layout reach.

The Refurbished CC Supreme 88881083-PC qualifies at this 40-ft input through its 50-ft pool maximum and listed wall coverage; that is not a 40-ft cable claim.

The exact Open Box Nautilus CC Plus IOT 66666409-PCI is a separate 40-ft corded wall option in this combination, with floor and wall coverage plus MyDolphin Plus app support. Its Fine Filter Kit is not an extra Ultra-Fine kit, and the product page does not give cable length.

The exact corded/walls/40-ft finder set contains 51 configurations. At 40 ft, the combination includes the Cayman at its 40-ft maximum, the separately numbered 40-ft Active 2000 and T2000, the S2000 99996291-US at its distinct 40-ft maximum, and the refurbished Nautilus CC Supreme 88881083-PC plus open-box Nautilus CC Supreme, each using its matching model page's 50-ft rating. The Refurbished Proteus DX4 88886207-LSWF is another corded wall match at a 50-ft maximum, with a 56-ft cable field that is not pool reach. Longer-rated options also include the Active 3000, distinct PREMIUM 3000, M600, T60, T3000, Premium 30 and the 50-ft M400. The Cayman lists wall coverage without waterline scrubbing; the Active 2000 and T2000 list floor, walls and waterline but give no step-depth threshold, and each linked PDF is not an exact-SKU manual. The M600 portal returns no exact-number manual result, and the T60-linked PDF is not identified by its SKU. Premium 30 is classified for above-ground and in-ground pools but does not list an app; M400's 50-ft ceiling is still a pool rating, not cable reach. A larger maximum is only one part of the fit.

The distinct CCP-WIFI-FILT also matches the 40-ft corded-wall case on its own page-listed 50-ft limit; the separate 40-ft comparison row belongs to 99996409-PCI. Open the same 40-ft corded/wall finder answer.

The Refurbished Nautilus CC Pro 88886207-PCI also meets this 40-ft corded-wall screen on a broader floor/wall/waterline plan. Its separate pool maximum is 50 ft; the listed 56-ft cable is not pool reach.

See the exact three-condition shortlist → · Active 2000 limits · T2000 limits · PREMIUM 3000 details

The PREMIUM 2000 99996291-PR2 qualifies for corded walls at its 40-ft pool-length ceiling; the figure is not cable reach. Read the PREMIUM 2000 review.

Corded wall coverage at 33 feet

The Open Box Nautilus CC 66666113-USB and Refurbished Nautilus CC 88886113-US both meet the corded wall/33-ft condition, but neither documents waterline cleaning, app support or the condition of an individual outlet unit.

The current Refurbish Nautilus CC Plus Wi-Fi 88886409-PCI also clears this 33-ft corded/wall condition on its separate 50-ft pool maximum; this does not qualify the earlier 88886406-PCI for an unknown numeric limit.

The Refurbished Nautilus CC Supreme 88881083-PC clears the 33-ft input by its own 50-ft pool limit and lists walls with floor and waterline coverage.

The Proteus DX3 is a corded 33-ft wall match, but the page explicitly says it does not scrub waterline.

The Open Box Nautilus CC Plus IOT 66666409-PCI also clears this 33-ft corded-wall screen on its exact 40-ft maximum; the row lists floor and walls but no waterline. This pool rating does not establish cable reach.

The exact corded/walls/33-ft finder set contains 65 configurations. A 33-ft wall requirement is met by models whose exact plan names walls and whose pool maximum reaches that length. The Proteus DX3 99996114-LSB and ADVANTAGE 99996113-ADB are distinct corded floor-and-wall listings at 33 ft; both pages mark waterline scrubbing No. The Premium 20 also sits at 33 ft. The separately numbered 40-ft Active 2000 and T2000, plus the S2000 99996291-US, refurbished Nautilus CC Supreme 88881083-PC and the open-box Nautilus CC Supreme using matching model maximums, and separately identified 50-ft Active 3000, PREMIUM 3000, M600, T60, T3000, Premium 30, M400 and Refurbished Proteus DX4 88886207-LSWF, clear this lower numeric requirement. The Proteus DX4's listed cable length is 56 ft, separate from the 50-ft pool maximum. Their waterline, timer, package and warranty fields differ.

The separate CCP-WIFI-FILT meets this 33-ft corded-wall case under its exact 50-ft product-page claim; its sibling 99996409-PCI is not the same listing. Open the same 33-ft corded/wall finder answer.

The Refurbished Nautilus CC Pro 88886207-PCI clears this 33-ft corded-wall condition within its exact 50-ft pool rating, as part of a three-area in-ground plan.

The genuine-refurbished Proteus DX3 88886114-LES also matches these conditions: its exact plan is corded, includes walls and is rated to 33 ft, with a separate 50-ft cable field.

See the same 33-ft corded/wall condition →

The PREMIUM 2000 99996291-PR2 clears 33 ft with listed walls and a 40-ft pool maximum. Read the PREMIUM 2000 review.

Corded wall coverage at 34 feet

The current Refurbish Nautilus CC Plus Wi-Fi 88886409-PCI remains eligible at 34 ft because the exact page lists walls and a 50-ft pool maximum.

The refurbished CC Supreme 88881083-PC remains in the 34-ft wall set under its exact 50-ft pool maximum.

The exact Open Box Nautilus CC Plus IOT 66666409-PCI remains in the 34-ft corded-wall condition within its 40-ft pool maximum; the model is not waterline-rated in the exact page.

The exact corded/walls/34-ft finder set contains 51 configurations. Increasing the same wall task from 33 to 34 ft removes models capped at 33, including the ADVANTAGE 99996113-ADB, Proteus DX3 99996114-LSB and Premium 20; the separately numbered 40-ft Active 2000 and T2000, the S2000, refurbished Nautilus CC Supreme 88881083-PC and open-box Nautilus CC Supreme using their separate model's 50-ft pool ratings, Refurbished Proteus DX4 88886207-LSWF, and 50-ft Active 3000, distinct PREMIUM 3000, M600, T60, T3000, Premium 30 and M400 remain eligible on length and wall coverage. This does not make the rated models guaranteed fits for a specific layout.

The exact CCP-WIFI-FILT page also supports the 34-ft corded-wall condition under its stated 50-ft pool maximum; the 40-ft sibling figure belongs to 99996409-PCI. Open the same 34-ft corded/wall finder answer.

The Refurbished Nautilus CC Pro 88886207-PCI still clears 34 ft because its own pool-length maximum is 50 ft; this is a pool rating, not a 56-ft cable-reach claim.

The Refurbished Proteus DX3 88886114-LES does not match the same wall task at 34 ft: its exact pool maximum is 33 ft, notwithstanding the separate 50-ft cable listing.

See the same 34-ft corded/wall condition →

The PREMIUM 2000 99996291-PR2 clears 34 ft with listed walls and a 40-ft pool maximum. Read the PREMIUM 2000 review.

Corded floor coverage for a 30-foot pool

The Open Box Nautilus CC 66666113-USB and Refurbished Nautilus CC 88886113-US also meet the 30-ft corded-floor case within their exact 33-ft pool ratings; both list walls as well, and their outlet condition and package contents need separate verification.

The current Refurbish Nautilus CC Plus Wi-Fi 88886409-PCI meets this 30-ft corded/floor task on its independent 50-ft pool maximum, with walls also listed and waterline scrubbing marked No.

The Refurbished Nautilus CC Supreme 88881083-PC clears a 30-ft pool-length entry on its own 50-ft maximum and is a broader floor/wall/waterline plan.

The exact Open Box Nautilus CC Plus IOT 66666409-PCI also qualifies for the corded/floor/30-ft task on its 40-ft pool-length rating. This is a floor-and-wall configuration; its page names app support but not waterline cleaning or an additional Ultra-Fine kit.

The exact corded/floor/30-ft shortlist contains 73 configurations. At 30 ft, floor-only S50 99996138-US and Active 10 99996138-A10 profiles join the Escape; the Proteus DX3 and ADVANTAGE are separate 33-ft floor-and-wall matches that clear the 30-ft input. The Refurbished Proteus DX4 88886207-LSWF also clears this input on its 50-ft corded floor/wall/waterline plan. The separately numbered 40-ft Active 2000, T2000 and S2000, and the 50-ft-model-rated refurbished Nautilus CC Supreme 88881083-PC and Open Box Nautilus CC Supreme, plus Active 3000, distinct PREMIUM 3000, M600, T60, T3000, Premium 30 and M400 also pass the floor and length conditions with broader surfaces. The same finder set can therefore contain narrow and broad designs.

The distinct CCP-WIFI-FILT qualifies at 30 ft on its exact 50-ft pool rating; that page lists a floor/wall plan, not floor-only operation. Open the same 30-ft corded/floor finder answer.

The Refurbished Nautilus CC Pro 88886207-PCI passes this 30-ft floor screen through its broader corded floor/wall/waterline plan; the floor choice does not make it floor-only.

The genuine-refurbished Proteus DX3 88886114-LES also meets this corded-floor/30-ft condition through its separately listed 33-ft floor-and-wall plan; its cable figure is not the pool limit.

See the exact 30-ft corded/floor shortlist →

The PREMIUM 2000 99996291-PR2 is included in this corded/floor/30-ft condition; its exact page lists a 40-ft maximum. Read the PREMIUM 2000 review.

Corded floor coverage for a 31-foot pool

The Open Box Nautilus CC 66666113-USB and Refurbished Nautilus CC 88886113-US remain matches at 31 ft under their own 33-ft pool limits; neither exact page establishes cable reach or the condition of an individual outlet unit.

The current Refurbish Nautilus CC Plus Wi-Fi 88886409-PCI remains in this 31-ft corded/floor set because its exact 50-ft pool maximum clears the entered length; its separate cable is not a reach guarantee.

The refurbished CC Supreme 88881083-PC remains in at 31 ft under its exact 50-ft pool maximum; the cable length is a separate field.

The exact corded/floor/31-ft finder set contains 65 configurations. The Proteus DX3 99996114-LSB and ADVANTAGE 99996113-ADB remain in the set on their exact floor-cleaning plans and 33-ft pool maxima; both also list walls and no waterline scrubbing. The Refurbished Proteus DX4 88886207-LSWF clears 31 ft with its separate 50-ft pool maximum and listed floor cleaning. The Refurbished Nautilus CC Supreme 88881083-PC, M400 99991053-USI, Open Box Nautilus CC Supreme and Open Box Nautilus CC Plus IOT provide other broad-surface matches at separately documented maximum ratings; none of those values is reach evidence.

The exact CCP-WIFI-FILT also clears 31 ft under its own 50-ft pool maximum in a floor/wall plan; this is not the related 99996409-PCI. Open the same 31-ft corded/floor finder answer.

The S2000 99996291-US remains in the 31-ft corded-floor set because its exact plan lists floor coverage with a 40-ft pool ceiling.

The Open Box Nautilus CC Plus IOT 66666409-PCI remains in this 31-ft corded-floor set because its exact 40-ft pool maximum clears the entered length; its plan also lists walls.

At 31 ft, an exact 30-ft maximum such as the Escape no longer qualifies, while a 33-ft or 50-ft documented plan may remain if floor coverage is listed. The separately numbered 40-ft Active 2000 and T2000, 50-ft Active 3000, separate PREMIUM 3000, M600, T60, T3000 and Premium 30 are broader-surface matches, not floor-only selections.

The S50 99996138-US and Active 10 99996138-A10 both drop out at 31 ft because each exact U.S. page lists a 30-ft maximum; neither pool rating is cable reach.

The Open Box Nautilus CC Supreme 66661083-PC also remains within its same-model 50-ft rating at 31 ft; the outlet page does not repeat that rating, and it is not cable reach.

The Refurbished Nautilus CC Pro 88886207-PCI also clears 31 ft on its exact 50-ft pool maximum and documented floor plan; its cable measurement does not substitute for that pool limit.

The Refurbished Proteus DX3 88886114-LES also clears the 31-ft corded-floor requirement with its exact 33-ft pool rating; floor and wall coverage are both listed.

See the exact 31-ft corded/floor shortlist →

The PREMIUM 2000 99996291-PR2 is included in this corded/floor/31-ft condition; its exact page lists a 40-ft maximum. Read the PREMIUM 2000 review.

Corded wall coverage for a 41-foot pool

The current Refurbish Nautilus CC Plus Wi-Fi 88886409-PCI clears this 41-ft corded/wall condition under its exact 50-ft pool maximum; the earlier 88886406-PCI still has no assigned limit.

The Refurbished CC Supreme 88881083-PC remains a wall match at 41 ft under its documented 50-ft pool ceiling.

The exact corded/walls/41-ft finder set contains 41 configurations. At 41 ft, a 40-ft maximum is too short, so the separately numbered Active 2000, T2000 and S2000 99996291-US drop out despite their wall listings. The refurbished Nautilus CC Supreme 88881083-PC and open-box Nautilus CC Supreme remain within their separate 50-ft model ratings; the outlet page does not repeat its rating. The Refurbished Proteus DX4 88886207-LSWF also remains in under its listed 50-ft pool maximum and wall coverage. The Active 3000, distinct PREMIUM 3000, M600, T60, T3000, Premium 30 and M400 remain candidates on their own documented length and wall conditions, but a pool maximum does not resolve cable route, depth, ledges or each model's manual gap.

The separate CCP-WIFI-FILT still fits at 41 ft under its exact 50-ft pool-length ceiling; this is distinct from 99996409-PCI. Open the same 41-ft corded/wall finder answer.

The Refurbished Nautilus CC Pro 88886207-PCI remains inside the 41-ft corded-wall screen because its exact pool maximum is 50 ft; installation and cable routing still require the exact manual.

The Open Box Nautilus CC Plus IOT 66666409-PCI drops out at this same 41-ft wall condition because its exact maximum is 40 ft, not cable reach.

See the same 41-ft corded/wall condition →

The PREMIUM 2000 99996291-PR2 falls out of this 41-ft corded/wall result because its page lists a 40-ft maximum. Read the PREMIUM 2000 review.

Waterline coverage at a 40-foot minimum

The Scuba S3 is excluded from this waterline/40-ft result: the exact U.S. page lists 1,614 ft² of area, not a maximum pool length, and its length field remains unknown. Review the S3 numeric limitation · Open the same waterline/40-ft finder answer.

The current Scuba S1 (2026 Upgrade) passes this waterline/40-ft screen: Aiper lists a 50-ft maximum pool length. That rating is not cable reach or a fit guarantee. Open the same waterline/40-ft finder answer.

The plain Scuba V3 is excluded from this waterline-plus-40-ft result because its 1,614-ft² figure is pool area, not a maximum length; the exact U.S. length field is unknown. Review the V3 numeric limitation · Open the same waterline/40-ft finder answer.

The refurbished CC Supreme 88881083-PC clears this 40-ft pool-length screen on its exact 50-ft maximum and listed waterline coverage. Its 56-ft cable number is not the pool limit.

At 40 ft, 54 configurations meet both waterline coverage and the length screen, including the Scuba V3 Ultra, Scuba X1, X1 Pro and X1 Pro Max; their separate pool maxima are 66, 66, 66 and 100 ft. The separately numbered 40-ft Active 2000, T2000 and S2000 99996291-US join this set, as do the refurbished Nautilus CC Supreme 88881083-PC and Proteus DX4 88886207-LSWF under their exact 50-ft maxima and separate Open Box Nautilus CC Supreme listing. The refurbished Proteus has a separate 56-ft cable field, no app and no additional filter listed. Other 50-ft examples include Active 3000, separate PREMIUM 3000, M600, T60, T3000, Premium 30 and M400; power and other features are not implied by these two answers. The ADVANTAGE 99996113-ADB is outside this result because its page says no waterline scrubbing and caps its pool length at 33 ft.

The Refurbished Nautilus CC Pro 88886207-PCI meets this 40-ft waterline condition as part of an in-ground three-area plan; its own 50-ft maximum is not cable reach.

See the same waterline/40-ft condition →

The 40-ft PREMIUM 2000 99996291-PR2 is included with waterline coverage at this boundary and excluded at 41 ft; 40 ft is pool length, not cable reach. Read the PREMIUM 2000 review.

Waterline coverage at the 50-foot ceiling

The Scuba S3 likewise does not pass waterline plus 50 ft: its exact U.S. 1,614-ft² pool-area field is not a maximum length, and no length in feet is listed. Check the S3 length evidence · Open the same waterline/50-ft finder answer.

The current Scuba S1 (2026 Upgrade) meets this exact 50-ft waterline boundary; it drops out at 51 ft. Neither value states cable reach or guarantees fit. Open the same waterline/50-ft finder answer.

The plain Scuba V3 likewise does not pass this waterline-plus-50-ft screen: no maximum pool length is documented, and its area figure cannot be converted to feet. Check the V3 length evidence · Open the same waterline/50-ft finder answer.

The exact refurbished Nautilus CC Supreme 88881083-PC also reaches this 50-ft pool-length boundary: its page lists waterline cleaning and 50 ft, while the cable is separately 56 ft. It drops out at 51 ft.

At 50 ft, 48 configurations meet both waterline and length conditions. The Scuba V3 Ultra, Scuba X1, X1 Pro and X1 Pro Max each remain within their respective 66/66/66/100-ft ceilings. The exact U.S. Active 3000 and separate PREMIUM 3000 join at their listed maximums, as do the distinct M600, T60, T3000, Premium 30, U.S. M400 99991053-USI, Refurbished Nautilus CC Supreme 88881083-PC, Refurbished Proteus DX4 88886207-LSWF and Open Box Nautilus CC Supreme 66661083-PC; other matches differ in power, app and filter fields. The M400 and the two refurbished offers list a pool rating separately from cable length; the open-box page does not repeat its maximum. The T2000 and the S2000 99996291-US have 40-ft ceilings below this input, so neither enters this same-condition set. The ADVANTAGE is excluded because its exact page lists no waterline scrubbing and a 33-ft maximum. With corded power included, the 50-ft waterline shortlist has 39 configurations. Adding app or filter requirements narrows it further.

The Refurbished Nautilus CC Pro 88886207-PCI meets the 50-ft waterline limit and, with corded power selected, remains a candidate. It does not add an Ultra-Fine kit to the package.

See the same two-condition answer → · Add corded power to the 50-ft waterline condition → · Active 3000 review

The PREMIUM 2000 99996291-PR2 does not meet this 50-ft waterline screen because its exact pool-length maximum is 40 ft. Read the PREMIUM 2000 review.

Corded waterline coverage, additional Ultra-Fine kit and 50 feet

The Refurbished Nautilus CC Supreme 88881083-PC meets all four fields together in one listed arrangement at 50 ft: corded, waterline, additional Ultra-Fine kit and a 50-ft pool maximum. No micron grade for the extra kit is stated.

Twenty-four current configurations meet corded power, waterline coverage, a 50-ft maximum and an additional Ultra-Fine kit listed in the box. The exact U.S. Active 3000, separate PREMIUM 3000, M600, T60, T3000, Premium 30, M400 99991053-USI and Refurbished Nautilus CC Supreme 88881083-PC listings meet those fields; the pages do not state the kits' micron grade or establish cable reach. Premium 30 explicitly says there is no mobile application; M400's page lists MyDolphin Plus, but its exact-number manual route returned no product. The separately numbered T2000 also lists an additional kit but is capped at 40 ft, so it is excluded from this 50-ft combination. The ADVANTAGE 99996113-ADB fails all three of the selected conditions: no listed waterline scrubbing, a 33-ft maximum and no additional Ultra-Fine kit in the comparison table. Read its exact-model review.

The S2000 99996291-US lists corded power, waterline, app support and an additional kit but is still outside this 50-ft set: its exact maximum pool length is 40 ft.

The Refurbished Proteus DX4 88886207-LSWF has corded, waterline and 50-ft fields but fails this kit-required combination: its exact comparison table shows no additional filter in the box.

The open-box Nautilus CC Supreme is outside this kit-required combination: the exact outlet package does not name an additional Ultra-Fine kit, and Maytronics notes accessory variation among outlet purchases.

The Refurbished Nautilus CC Pro 88886207-PCI does not pass the extra-filter requirement in this 50-ft task: its row lists a Fine Filter Kit but a dash under Additional Filter in the Box.

Open the exact four-condition finder → · Read the Active 3000 limits

PREMIUM 2000 99996291-PR2 lists waterline, corded power and the additional kit but is excluded from this 50-ft combination by its 40-ft pool maximum. Read the PREMIUM 2000 review.

The same requirement at 51 feet

The Refurbished Nautilus CC Supreme 88881083-PC is excluded at 51 ft even though it lists corded waterline cleaning and an additional Ultra-Fine kit: its exact pool-length maximum is 50 ft.

No reviewed model with an assigned maximum matches corded power, waterline coverage, an additional in-box Ultra-Fine kit and a 51-ft minimum. Active 3000, PREMIUM 3000, M600, T3000 and Premium 30 each list only a 50-ft maximum, so none satisfies this larger request; a broad step claim cannot change the numeric result. This answer is limited to the reviewed library and does not establish that no other product fits.

The S2000 99996291-US is also below 51 ft; its exact page lists a 40-ft pool maximum despite its waterline and additional-kit fields.

The Refurbished Proteus DX4 88886207-LSWF fails this 51-ft combination both because its exact maximum is 50 ft and because no additional Ultra-Fine kit is listed.

The Open Box Nautilus CC Supreme is excluded here twice over: its same-model rating stops at 50 ft, and its exact outlet package does not establish an additional in-box Ultra-Fine kit.

The Refurbished Nautilus CC Pro 88886207-PCI misses this 51-ft result on both the stated pool maximum and the unlisted extra Ultra-Fine kit.

See the same four-condition 51-ft result →

PREMIUM 2000 99996291-PR2 remains outside this 51-ft request because its exact page lists a 40-ft pool maximum. Read the PREMIUM 2000 review.

App support added to a 50-foot waterline task

The Refurbished Nautilus CC Supreme 88881083-PC also meets corded waterline coverage, app support and the 50-ft maximum together. Its exact manual link returns no product, so setup details remain a check.

At 50 ft, 30 reviewed configurations meet corded power, waterline coverage and the documented app-support condition. The Active 3000 qualifies by its MyDolphin Plus listing and Weekly Scheduler label, but its exact manual route timed out and its app actions remain unknown. The separate PREMIUM 3000 has a different Classic 19+ PDF mismatch; the M600 portal returns no exact-number manual result. The T60 adds an exact app-supported 50-ft row, although its linked English PDF identifies TOP 15+ / M700 rather than its SKU. The T3000 page also lists app and waterline fields, but its linked PDF is headed Classic 19+ and does not establish its app instructions. The M400 99991053-USI page lists MyDolphin Plus and a 50-ft pool maximum, but no cable length and no exact-number manual instructions. The refurbished Nautilus CC Supreme 88881083-PC lists its own 50-ft maximum and MyDolphin Plus; its exact-number manual selector returned no product. The open-box Nautilus CC Supreme also joins this condition from its app-enabled matching-model technical page, though the outlet page does not restate its 50-ft rating and the exact outlet manual query returned no product. Compare exact-model evidence rather than transferring controls. The 40-ft T2000 is outside this particular length screen despite its app listing. The ADVANTAGE is also outside it: its exact page marks both waterline scrubbing and mobile-app support No and lists a 33-ft maximum.

The S2000 99996291-US lists MyDolphin Plus and waterline coverage but its 40-ft maximum is below this app-qualified 50-ft requirement.

The Open Box Nautilus CC Plus IOT 66666409-PCI is also outside this waterline task: its exact page lists floor and walls, not waterline, and its pool-length ceiling is 40 ft rather than 50.

The Refurbished Proteus DX4 88886207-LSWF is excluded from this app-qualified result because its exact page says Mobile Application: No, despite its waterline coverage and 50-ft pool maximum.

The Refurbished Proteus DX4 88886207-LSWF is excluded from this app-qualified result because its exact page says Mobile Application: No, despite waterline coverage and a 50-ft pool maximum.

The Refurbished Nautilus CC Pro 88886207-PCI meets this corded waterline/app screen at 50 ft on its exact page fields, although its manual instructions remain unresolved.

See the exact app-qualified 50-ft result →

The PREMIUM 2000 99996291-PR2 has app and waterline fields but is excluded at 50 ft by its 40-ft pool maximum. Read the PREMIUM 2000 review.

Corded waterline, app support and 51 feet

The Refurbished Nautilus CC Supreme 88881083-PC is not a 51-ft match: its pool-length maximum is 50 ft despite its app and waterline fields.

At 51 ft, none of the reviewed configurations meets the combined corded-power, waterline and app-support conditions. The exact U.S. Active 3000, separate PREMIUM 3000 and T3000 are excluded by their 50-ft pool maxima; this result is limited to the reviewed library and is not a market-wide claim.

The S2000 99996291-US also falls below this length threshold: its listed maximum is 40 ft even though the page names app and waterline features.

The open-box Nautilus CC Supreme also falls short of this 51-ft length condition: its same-model technical page rates it to 50 ft, though the outlet page does not repeat that value.

The Refurbished Proteus DX4 88886207-LSWF is excluded at this boundary because its 50-ft pool maximum does not cover 51 ft; its page also marks mobile-app support No.

The Refurbished Nautilus CC Pro 88886207-PCI falls out of this otherwise similar corded/waterline/app request at 51 ft because its exact pool maximum is 50 ft, despite the separate 56-ft cord.

See the same 51-ft corded/waterline/app result →

The PREMIUM 2000 99996291-PR2 also fails the 51-ft screen because its exact page lists a 40-ft maximum. Read the PREMIUM 2000 review.

Corded waterline, app, included kit and 50 feet

The Refurbished Nautilus CC Supreme 88881083-PC is a positive all-in-one example at 50 ft because its same exact page lists a cable, waterline coverage, MyDolphin Plus and the additional Ultra-Fine kit.

Nineteen reviewed configurations meet corded waterline coverage, a 50-ft pool-length screen, documented app support and an additional in-box Ultra-Fine kit. The exact U.S. Active 3000, separately listed PREMIUM 3000, M600, T60, T3000, M400 99991053-USI and Refurbished Nautilus CC Supreme 88881083-PC meet those listed fields, but their manual bridges differ and the source pages do not give a kit grade. The refurbished listing names its Fine Filter Kit and separately lists an additional Ultra-Fine kit but does not give a micron grade; its exact-number manual query returned no product. M400's exact-number manual portal also returned no product, so app controls are not established by this condition. The T2000 lists app support and the kit but its own 40-ft maximum does not satisfy the 50-ft answer. The ADVANTAGE is not a candidate: it has a 33-ft maximum, no waterline listed, no app and no additional in-box Ultra-Fine kit. Read its exact-model review.

The S2000 99996291-US likewise has app, waterline and kit evidence but fails the 50-ft numeric screen because its exact maximum is 40 ft.

The Refurbished Proteus DX4 88886207-LSWF has waterline and 50-ft length fields, but its exact page marks app support No and its comparison table has no additional in-box filter, so it fails both required conditions here.

The open-box Nautilus CC Supreme does not pass the additional-kit condition: its outlet listing leaves filter grade and accessories unresolved rather than establishing the required Ultra-Fine kit.

See the same five-condition assessment →

The PREMIUM 2000 99996291-PR2 has corded, app, waterline and kit fields, but its 40-ft ceiling excludes it from this 50-ft scenario. Read the PREMIUM 2000 review.

App and included Ultra-Fine kit with battery power

The Scuba S3 is outside this battery/app/extra-kit set: the FAQ names a 3-μm filter layer, but its exact U.S. pages do not confirm an additional kit in the carton. Read the S3 package evidence · Open the same battery/app/kit finder answer.

The plain Scuba V3 is not in this battery/app/extra-kit set: the exact U.S. pages do not confirm a separate included kit or a filter grade. Read the V3 package evidence · Open the same battery/app/kit finder answer.

The Refurbished Nautilus CC Supreme 88881083-PC lists app support and an additional Ultra-Fine kit, but its cable makes it corded; those features cannot override a required battery arrangement.

Adding app control and an additional ultra-fine-filter requirement to battery power yields ten matches in this reviewed library: the distinct Scuba X1, X1 Pro, X1 Pro Max and N1 Max; the LIBERTY 400 and LIBERTY 600; the C2 (2026 Upgrade) and C2 Vision (2026 New); and the separately listed S2 Solar and S2 Solar Vision. The N1 Max's exact-name manual describes app setup and supplied MicroMesh ultra-fine media, but the exact U.S. carton is not confirmed and the manual does not show live underwater steering. The WYBOT C2 models' ultra-fine element is auxiliary and Turbo-Floor-only; do not assume all qualifying models use the same filter in every mode. Open the same three-answer finder result → This is a different task from selecting a corded product simply because it has app and filter features.

The Scuba V3 Ultra is cordless and app-supported, but its U.S. pages do not confirm a separate additional filter kit in the exact carton. Its MicroMesh Ultra-Fine media claim is not enough to satisfy this battery/app/included-kit intersection. Read its filter-package assessment.

The EcoSurfer S2's app support does not make it a match for this strict extra-kit intersection: Aiper lists a 150-μm fine basket, while the checked product page does not identify a separate included Ultra-Fine kit. Its inclusion status remains unknown rather than positive. Review the exact S2 filter/package limits · Check the same battery/app/kit answer.

The corded S2000 99996291-US lists MyDolphin Plus and an additional Ultra-Fine kit, but it fails this essential battery requirement.

The Refurbished Proteus DX4 88886207-LSWF is another negative battery example: its exact page lists a cord, and a weekly timer is not battery power or app support.

The Refurbished Proteus DX4 88886207-LSWF is another negative battery example: its exact page lists a cord, and its weekly timer is not battery power or app support.

See the exact battery/app/filter condition →

The current WYBOT C2 (2026 Upgrade) and C2 Vision (2026 New) add two battery-powered, app-supported models with an auxiliary ultra-fine element listed in the shared manual's packing diagram. That element is recommended for Turbo Floor only, not as a spare or an all-mode filter; select settings outside the water because Bluetooth cannot connect through the pool. Open the same battery/app/included-kit finder answer.

The S2 Solar and S2 Solar Vision also combine battery power, app support and the manual-listed auxiliary 40-ppi filter element. Their manuals and product pages differ on solar-kit/dock and filter counts, so verify the supplied carton; the review does not treat 40 ppi as a micron conversion or a spare kit. Open the same battery/app/included-kit finder answer.

The Scuba N1 Max manual combines battery operation, app setup and a supplied MicroMesh ultra-fine element. It does not document live underwater steering, and its U.S. carton still needs confirmation. Read the app/filter qualifications · Open the same battery/app/included-kit finder answer.

App and included Ultra-Fine kit with corded power

The current 88886409-PCI lists corded power and MyDolphin Plus/Wi-Fi but fails this extra-kit requirement: its Fine Filter Kit is the main filter and Additional Filter in the Box is a dash. The earlier 88886406-PCI page has no separate extra-filter listing either; its package remains unknown, not a positive match.

The Refurbished Nautilus CC Supreme 88881083-PC is a positive corded/app/filter example: its exact record lists a cable, MyDolphin Plus and an additional Ultra-Fine kit. The manual link returns no product, and no micron grade is stated.

The exact U.S. Proteus DX3 99996114-LSB also fails this app-and-kit combination: its page marks Mobile Application: No and a dash in “Additional Filter in the Box,” while its named Fine Filter Kit is not documented as an extra Ultra-Fine kit. Its exact-number manual route returns no product. Read the Proteus DX3 evidence limits.

Twenty-four configurations meet corded power plus app support and an additional in-box Ultra-Fine kit. The Active 2000, separately numbered T2000, exact U.S. S2000 99996291-US, Active 3000, separate PREMIUM 3000, M600, T60, T3000, M400 99991053-USI and Refurbished Nautilus CC Supreme 88881083-PC are documented matches. S2000's exact U.S. page names MyDolphin Plus and an additional Ultra-Fine kit, but its portal-selected English PDF is internally headed Classic 19 and its command/setup details remain unconfirmed for this retail SKU. The T2000 names MyDolphin Plus and an additional kit, but its linked PDF says Classic 19 and omits its product number; the M600's exact-number portal returned no product, while the T60 PDF identifies TOP 15+ / M700, not its retail number, and the T3000-linked PDF is headed Classic 19+. M400's exact-number manual route also returned no product, and the new refurbished listing's exact-number manual selector returned no product. Verify exact-SKU app setup and package details rather than transferring a family manual.

The S50 99996138-US marks Mobile Application: No and does not establish an additional in-box Ultra-Fine kit; the Active 10 99996138-A10 also marks Mobile Application: No and explicitly lists no additional filter in the box. Neither passes this joint condition.

The exact ADVANTAGE 99996113-ADB is also outside this corded app-and-kit intersection: its page marks app support No and shows a dash for an additional filter in the box. Its named Fine Filter Kit is the main filter, not evidence of an extra Ultra-Fine kit. Read the exact-model review.

The Open Box Nautilus CC Supreme 66661083-PC does not qualify because its exact outlet listing does not establish an additional Ultra-Fine kit in the box.

The Refurbished Proteus DX4 88886207-LSWF also fails this corded app-and-kit condition: the exact table says Mobile Application: No and shows no additional filter in the box.

The Refurbished Nautilus CC Pro 88886207-PCI has listed MyDolphin Plus support but fails this corded app-and-extra-filter combination because its exact product row does not list an additional filter in the box.

The Open Box Nautilus CC Plus IOT 66666409-PCI has documented corded power and MyDolphin Plus but fails the additional-kit condition: its exact page lists a Fine Filter Kit as the main filter and a dash for Additional Filter in the Box.

See every current corded/app/filter match → · Check the Active 2000 evidence limits · Check the T2000 evidence limits

Twenty-four configurations meet corded power plus app support and an additional in-box Ultra-Fine kit; the Refurbished Nautilus CC Supreme 88881083-PC, PREMIUM 2000 99996291-PR2 and separately numbered S2000 99996291-US are distinct examples. The two latter configurations are 40-ft models; the refurbished CC Supreme is separately rated to 50 ft. Read the Refurbished Nautilus CC Supreme review · Read the PREMIUM 2000 review · Read the S2000 review.

Battery power and the depth-qualified step choice

Battery power plus the finder’s 13-inch-qualified step or ledge condition returns six reviewed configurations, including the Scuba V3 Ultra; the Scuba S3’s exact U.S. pages list no step-depth minimum. Check the V3 Ultra’s 7.9-inch sun-shelf evidence · Read the S3 coverage limits · Open the same battery-and-steps finder answer.

The battery-powered C2 and C2 Vision also fail this joint requirement: their broad step FAQ has no depth threshold at or below the requested 13 inches. Open the same battery-and-steps finder answer.

Battery power and wall cleaning together

The plain Scuba V3 also meets this battery-and-wall intersection: Aiper lists a cordless configuration with wall coverage. Its plan also lists floor and waterline, without proving a one-cycle sequence. Read the exact Scuba V3 assessment · Open the same battery/wall finder answer.

The refurbished Liberty 200 88888100-US is included in the battery-and-wall set because Maytronics calls it cordless and lists wall cleaning; its exact page gives no pool-length maximum.

Twenty-eight reviewed configurations meet both choices. Alongside the refurbished Liberty 200, the Scuba S3, plain Scuba V3, Scuba X1, X1 Pro, X1 Pro Max and Scuba V3 Ultra each list battery power and walls; the model-named N1 Max manual also names battery operation and a separate wall mode. The WYBOT C1 (2026 Upgrade) also lists wall coverage. The X1 Pro and Pro Max platform/slope claims do not document the 13-inch minimum required for steps, while the V3 Ultra separately claims a shallow sun shelf. S3's listing also does not establish steps or a 13-inch minimum. This refurbished listing is distinct from the standard 99998120-US Liberty 200: do not transfer the latter's 33-ft rating to it. The exact refurbished page documents floor and wall cleaning, not waterline work or depth-qualified steps. Read the exact refurbished Liberty 200 assessment. A corded model such as the Refurbished Proteus DX4 remains outside this battery requirement even though it documents wall coverage.

See the same battery-and-wall choices in the finder →

The current WYBOT C2 (2026 Upgrade) and C2 Vision (2026 New) add two cordless wall matches; the shared manual lists wall-only or standard full-pool routines. The Vision Dirt Hunting path is a distinct floor-only mode, not a wall-cleaning path. Open the same battery-and-wall finder answer.

The S2, S2 Solar and S2 Solar Vision add three more cordless wall candidates. S2 lists separate wall and combination routines; the dock-model Vision route is separate from its floor-only camera mode. Their area claims do not provide pool-length ceilings. Open the same battery-and-wall finder answer.

The separate current U.S. C1 WAG and C2 WAG pages also list cordless wall cleaning. Their broad step wording still lacks the minimum-depth fact required by the site's separate step option; no sibling manual is transferred. Open the same battery-and-wall finder answer.

The model-named Scuba N1 Max manual lists battery power and a separate wall-cleaning mode, so it also fits this two-choice intersection. Its 2,150-sq-ft figure is an area cap, not a feet-based length limit. Read the N1 Max limitations · Open the same battery-and-wall finder answer.

Current-only versus earlier-inclusive app-and-wall shortlist

The current WYBOT C2 and C2 Vision list wall cleaning and app features but are battery-powered, so they fail this corded current-only intersection. Read the C2 assessment · Read the C2 Vision assessment · Open the same current-only corded/wall/app answer.

The current WYBOT C2 and C2 Vision list wall cleaning and app features but are battery-powered, so they fail this corded earlier-inclusive intersection. Read the C2 assessment · Read the C2 Vision assessment · Open the same earlier-inclusive corded/wall/app answer.

With current-reference models only, the exact current Refurbish Nautilus CC Plus Wi-Fi 88886409-PCI matches corded power, wall coverage and documented MyDolphin Plus/Wi-Fi; this is one of 40 configurations matching all four selected conditions. Its own page lists a 50-ft pool maximum and marks waterline scrubbing No. The separate CCP-WIFI-FILT page also documents a corded floor/wall Wi-Fi arrangement and states 50 ft; its filter parts/count remain unitemized, and its product number is not the 99996409-PCI. See the same current-only corded/wall/app result →

When earlier records are included, the set rises to 41, with the earlier 88886406-PCI assessment added alongside—not merged into—the current 88886409-PCI. The archived older page names floor/wall coverage and MyDolphin Plus/Wi-Fi, but does not publish a pool-length or cable limit; the current 50-ft figures are not transferred. CCP-WIFI-FILT remains a separate current-reference product under either setting. Neither result proves that a seller still offers the older SKU. See the same earlier-inclusive corded/wall/app result →

When the pool is in-ground

Choose “In-ground pool” only when the exact model record supports that construction type; unknown or unresolved conflicting claims are not a confirmed match. Read the Scuba S1 assessment and Active 20 assessment, or open the same in-ground pool-type finder answer →

Both exact U.S. records list in-ground use. The Scuba S1 has a documented floor, wall and waterline plan and a separate 50-ft pool-length limit; shallow-feature support still needs its own check. The Active 20 also lists in-ground pools, all three areas and a 50-ft limit, but its exact-number manual route did not return a model-specific guide. These are evidence-backed type examples, not claims that either model's power, shape or package suits every basin.

A model with no clear construction-type field stays outside this hard choice. For example, the exact Explorer E20 page and separate family overview disagree about whether it belongs to both construction types or only the in-ground family; read the E20 assessment without treating it as a confirmed in-ground match. Pool shape, finish, wall profile, depth and steps require their own exact checks.

When the pool is above-ground

Choose “Above-ground pool” only when the exact model record supports that construction type; unresolved or missing type evidence is not a confirmed match. Read the eligible Nautilus Pool Up assessment or open the same above-ground pool-type finder answer →

The exact Scuba E1 page documents a flat above-ground floor-only plan up to 33 ft, but its U.S. Store route does not verify an exact current offer or seller package; it remains an identification reference, not a finder match. Its page also does not establish wall or waterline cleaning. The Nautilus Pool Up is specifically identified for above-ground pools and has one corded floor-and-wall plan with a 30-ft maximum. Pool type does not settle the basin's exact shape, liner, access or safe setup.

When both the floor and walls are essential

Choose the combined floor-and-walls answer when both areas are essential; the same documented operating plan must include both. Read the Active 15 assessment and Nautilus Pool Up assessment, or open the same floor-and-walls finder answer →

The Active 15 has a listed 33-ft floor-and-wall arrangement and does not list a waterline mode. The Nautilus Pool Up also lists floor and walls in one plan, but it is identified for above-ground pools and has a 30-ft maximum. Models that also clean the waterline can still match this less restrictive choice; it does not mean waterline cleaning is excluded.

When floor, walls and waterline are all essential

Choose floor, walls and waterline together only when one documented operating plan lists all three; separate modes are not combined. Read the Active 20 assessment and Scuba S1 assessment, or open the same floor/walls/waterline finder answer →

The Active 20 has one listed corded floor/wall/waterline plan, with a 50-ft pool limit; its exact-number support route did not return a model-specific manual. The battery-powered Scuba S1 also lists the three areas in one plan and has its own 50-ft maximum; separate duration claims on its exact page are not tested performance. These named areas are source-listed capabilities, not a guarantee that every pool profile or schedule gets the same result.

Waterline cleaning here means scrubbing the submerged waterline. It is not floating-debris collection at the water surface; choose that separate task only if it is what you need.

Pool type changes which coverage answer is useful

Pool type and cleaning task are separate hard conditions: require an exact type fact and the requested areas together in one supported operating plan.

For a hard in-ground floor/wall/waterline request, every condition must be supported together; a model that misses any one area does not qualify. Compare the Scuba S1 and Active 20, or open the same in-ground and three-area finder choices →

The Scuba S1 and Active 20 each match because their records list in-ground use and all three areas in one plan. The Scuba E1 is excluded: it is documented for above-ground floor cleaning only and is not a current exact-offer finder match.

An above-ground floor-and-wall request needs a plan for both areas and an exact above-ground classification; dual-type products can still match when each fact is documented. Compare the Nautilus Pool Up and Active 15, or open the same above-ground and floor/wall choices →

The Nautilus Pool Up matches this pair with its above-ground label and one floor/wall plan. The Active 15 also qualifies because its exact record lists both pool types and floor/wall coverage; the in-ground-only Scuba S1 does not.

An in-ground pool with floating-debris skimming is a different task from a submerged robot and requires both the construction type and a water-surface plan. Compare the Surfer M1 and Scuba V3 Ultra, or open the same in-ground/surface-skimming finder choices →

The Surfer M1 has a retailer-supported in-ground classification and a water-surface plan. By contrast, the EcoSurfer M2 has conflicting in-ground versus above-ground claims, so its type is unconfirmed even though it skims floating debris; the Dolphin Skimmi 300 is described for an outdoor pool but is not normalized to either construction type.

Pool length can change an otherwise compatible shortlist

A match must satisfy the exact pool-type, same-plan coverage and minimum pool-length requirements together; a model's documented maximum must meet or exceed the entered length.

At a 50-ft minimum, models whose exact pool-length limit is 50 ft can still match when the selected in-ground type and floor-and-walls requirement also fit. Read the Active 20 assessment and Scuba S1 assessment, or open the same in-ground/floor-wall/50-ft finder choices →

The Active 20 and Scuba S1 meet the documented type/area combination and each list a 50-ft maximum, so they remain at this boundary.

At a 51-ft minimum, an exact 50-ft maximum is below the requested limit, so that model no longer qualifies. The Scuba V3 Ultra and X1 Pro Max remain within their exact listed maxima; test the same in-ground/floor-wall request at 51 ft →

The Active 20 and Scuba S1 drop out at 51 ft even though their type and coverage facts are unchanged; a larger published limit or a different documented combination needs its own exact evidence. Unknown pool-length limits still do not pass. The Scuba X1 and X1 Pro also fit their documented 66-ft maximum in this exact combination.