Nautilus CC

Dolphin

Nautilus CC

155 positive 0 neutral 28 negative

Based on 183 Reddit mentions

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First time owning a home in Vegas w/ a pool

Get a solar cover ($150) immediately. They greatly reduce evaporation and can block sunlight, reducing both your water costs and your chemical costs. Having a reel ($150) makes it much easier to take on/off. Get a pole, leaf net, brush. Buy PoolRX every year and throw it in your pump filter basket

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Unusual-Ad1314 in r/vegaslocals

April 14, 2026 8:48 PM

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Are Pool Vac Robots worth the hype?

Gotta figure out what you want. I was paying a pool guy $140/month but he missed up twice in 4 months so I had to let him go; so either I was going to do it myself or get a vac. I'm lazy, so obv choice for me was a vac. I now just brush the wall once a week, that takes like 5 mins - and the vac does

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laz1b01 in r/swimmingpools

July 7, 2025 11:24 PM

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Main drain was filled in

The Dolphin Nautilus CC Plus is what we have and it works great. There are so many now to choose from. If you start searching for it, I’m sure Google and other apps will start flooding your apps with robotic pool cleaner ads. It will save you a ton of time and as much as it’s relaxing to clean your

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renfrowcoupons in r/pools

June 24, 2025 3:21 AM

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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

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laz1b01 in r/swimmingpools

July 11, 2025 4:39 AM

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Vacuum for inground pool

My pool came with a Polaris 280 with a dedicated line for it - it’s ok. Not great. I use it and it’s good at picking up leaves and some dirt. I went and bought a Dolphin Nautilus CC. It’s terrific. It scrubs walls and picks up very fine silt. It runs for about 2 hours. The negative is you have to to

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Sea-Leg-5313 in r/pools

May 19, 2025 7:54 PM

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Pool Robot Vacuums all bad?

I have had the Dolphin Nautilus CC for almost a year with no problems. I love it. It cleans my 18 x 36 pool within about 2 hours. I think it does much better than the Polaris I had before which usually took about 6 hours to clean the entire pool.

KindRoute6625 in r/pools

May 23, 2025 3:46 PM

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Skimmer Robot or Cleaning Robot?

I would personally go with the vacuum bot first for a few reasons. While yes it does make sense to capture things before they sink, you will still need to vacuum the bottom and scrub the walls, which is far more time consuming than skimming the surface manually. Also, your wall skimmer should captur

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jmaplewood in r/pools

May 31, 2025 10:54 AM

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Surprising my boyfriend with a robot cleaner

Bought in 2020 Dolphin Nautilus CC Automatic... https://www.amazon.com/dp/B01N78IVWJ The cord does get twisted and looks more unkept than it actually affects performance. The contrôler box doesn’t connect to my phone or Alexa. If it ever breaks I’d be looking to replace it with something cordless if

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cspinelive in r/swimmingpools

June 18, 2025 1:29 AM

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WTH is this for?

Check on https://pelicanshops1.com they have a Dolphin comparison tool. I just bought the Nautilus CC Pro from Amazon but I think I’m going to return and buy from them the T45 as it comes with the ultra fine filter and had one hour quick clean and option for bottom only so I could even run it under

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Ok_Size4036 in r/swimmingpools

June 29, 2025 6:43 PM

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24 Year Old Dolphin Cleaner finally died. Was told to expect any brand to last only 3 years moving forward?!?

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.

ilessthan3math in r/pools

July 11, 2025 3:29 PM

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