Nautilus CC Plus

Our brand new Nautilus CC plus worked for 3 months last summer. Was stored indoors all winter, then worked fine for a couple weeks this spring and died. Customer service was pretty awful to deal with and then we had to pay to have it shipped to Indiana via UPS to be repaired under warranty. Apparent

I have a Dolphin Nautilus CC Plus. Never had an issue and cord has never tangled for me. I’ve had it for about 4 years now. It’s dumb meaning it doesn’t map the pool but it cleans it really well. Never had a cleaner pool and mine is curved pull as well.

I’ve had a Dolphin Active 60 the past 3.5 years and had two Nautilus CC Plus units before that. All did an excellent job of cleaning. The Active 60 is a great machine. The only downsides I experienced were a need to replace the cable at three years and the drive unit just went out on 1/2 of the trea

We have had our dolphin Nautilus cc plus for 5 years now, works great! Matter of fact its cleaning now! We purchased off of Amazon

Maytronics dolphin nautilus cc plus non WiFi. 6 years in, still good. Replaced cord 1x Foam rollers every 2 years. Tracks 1x New floats Now, you may think that’s a lot. It’s not. Not compared to others. 125$ for cord, rollers were 3 sets for 35$ off brand Amazon. Floats same.

Another dolphin Nautilus cc plus here for 5 years, been great! Cord has never tangled once.

I have an original Dolphin Escape, bought in 2017, and still going. Fearing that my 8y year old Escape might just decide that it might decide to go belly-up, I saw a Dolphin Nautilus CC Plus on Ebay (the old Escape didn't do waterline scrubbing and my above-ground pool is an old but still strong rec

Following since I’m in the need to something better than my dolphin nautilus cc plus, which has been rock solid for the past 6 years but recently starting scuffing up the sides of the plaster with black marks all over the edges of the pool

I have a dolphin nautilus cc plus and love it. I know there are other reputable brands as well but I've never used them. Just avoid the cheap Amazon specials (my first robot died in 5 weeks and the company dodged my warranty claims) and also the battery powered units. My inlaws have an expensive bat

I got a dolphin nautilus CC Plus a few years ago for about $800. If it died or had a major problem today I'd replace it again on the same day it died. Even if it only lasts 4 years, $200/season to never have to vacuum or brush my pool is worth every penny.