Ezioov Y20

Floor Cleaning. The Y20 is a floor cleaner, and Ezioov says plainly that it is not for wall climbing. It is designed for above-ground and inground pools that have a flat bottom and only a gentle floor slope. Ezioov describes dual suction inlets and dual motors, and the robot has an extended brush as well. If most of your dirt settles on a flat floor, that is the job it is built for.

Battery And Charging. The battery holds 5,200 mAh. Ezioov quotes up to 2.2 hours per charge and says the robot covers the whole pool floor in a single run. A full recharge takes up to 4 hours. Ezioov states one runtime and lists no separate cleaning modes.

Navigation And Starting. Ezioov says the Y20 follows a zigzag path, and you start it with a single button press. Some cordless robots turn at random when they reach a wall, whereas a zigzag path works through the floor in set passes. Ezioov does not name the sensors behind the path, and it describes no app, remote or schedule. That keeps the Y20 simple, and it also means a clean only happens when you start one.

Filter And Debris Basket. The Y20 has a 180-micron filter and a 2.2-liter debris basket, which Ezioov describes as large. Ezioov says the filter handles leaves and twigs as well as finer dirt. A 180-micron filter is a common size for a main filter, and Ezioov does not list a second, finer one.

Weight And Retrieval. At 6.6 pounds, the Y20 is light, and that matters most at the end of a run, when you lift it out of the water. When a run ends or the battery runs low, it parks near the pool edge on its own. You lift it by the floating handle, and a quick-drain design lets water out as you raise it. Ezioov says you do not need to dive or get your hands wet.