Dolphin
Nautilus CC
Based on 183 Reddit mentions
$699.00
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Aiper was a bust, recommended me a vacuum robot
Wow, thanks for the info. I have a Dolphin Nautilus CC that I treat worse than a stepkid. It works great! I thought the cordless bots were awesome, but the more I hear about them, the more I want to just keep the dolphin running.
iphone_questions in r/pools
June 25, 2025 6:14 PM
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Aiper was a bust, recommended me a vacuum robot
Same here. I have the Dolphin Nautilus CC and every time I put it away and wrap the cords up, I ask myself WHY did I not splurge for the cordless. But I consistently hear about issues for the cordless options, I think we're better off with what we have.
CrispyJizzle26 in r/pools
June 25, 2025 6:23 PM
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New pool owner, what is a normal pool cleaning routine?
Highly recommend a robot cleaner, definitely makes cleaning it easy. Throw it in, turn it on and let it clean while you do something else. Ive had a dolphin nautilus cc plus for about 9 yr and have been happy with it. Not sure if you have salt water or regular chlorine, I've had both and salt water
...ExploreNC69 in r/swimmingpools
April 22, 2026 10:11 AM
7
I’m looking to buy a robot cleaner for my pool. Need recommendation.
I have a dolphin nautilus CC plus that I inherited from the previous home owner. We’ve had it 2 years without issues and I’m not sure how long the previous owner had it. It cleans great. Mine doesn’t do well climbing stairs but it also doesn’t get stuck, just not as good at cleaning them than the re
...Maddogmitch56 in r/swimmingpools
April 24, 2026 4:47 PM
7
Anyone use a robot pool cleaner that you like?
Bettabot SE for the top and Dolphin Nautilus CC for the in pool vac bot. I love them both. I have not had any cord tangle problems with the Dolphin, but I don't leave it in the pool except for when it is being used once a week. I have had it about 8 months without any issues and I use it year round
...Specific-Mammoth-365 in r/swimmingpools
June 25, 2025 3:26 PM
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Do you use a robot pool vacuum?
I looked for... Reliable (doesn't break down as quickly) Repairable (parts are easily accessible) Corded (so it's suction is consistent and I can leave it in the pool for several days instead of having to take it out to recharge) Other features I wanted (but didn't get): 4. Mapping of pool (so then
...laz1b01 in r/pools
July 28, 2025 8:21 PM
7
I am at a loss for a pool robot. Help.
Dolphin Nautilus, there’s different grades so pick the one you think fits best. Amazon has the Nautilus CC Plus for $800. Or call a local pool co and keep your money in your community, you’ll probably pay more but 🤷🏻♂️ And don’t go cordless, the tech is too new to be reliable, as you’ve discovered.
IncreaseEven1608 in r/pools
June 25, 2025 2:47 AM
5
The pool nerd
I’ve only had one pool bot, a dolphin nautilus supreme cc ($1500!!!). When it works, it works great! After a year and a half one of the sensors went wonky and I thought it was broken for 6 months. It keeps errorring with robot out of pool. I can finally get it to work again but I have to do a ritual
...BigBootyWholes in r/pools
February 21, 2026 4:26 PM
3
Hi, I am in the market for a pool vacuum and I am considering a battery operated wireless model for my 20 X 40 in ground swimming pool and would like to know your thoughts and recommendations. Thanks !
Pros for wired Consistent suction (since there's no battery degradation) "Endless" use (since you don't have to wait 4hrs to recharge) Can be left in the pool for multiple days Cons for wired Some wires may get tangled (often times the reason is because of user error) Wires may be an issue to use si
...laz1b01 in r/swimmingpools
July 11, 2025 4:39 AM
4
Best robotic pool cleaner for me?
Second the Dolphin Nautilus CC, going on summer #2 now and it works just great
CrispyJizzle26 in r/swimmingpools
June 7, 2025 5:41 PM
3