Ozone and UV sanitation systems are becoming more common among pool owners seeking healthier water and fewer chemicals. These systems can drastically reduce chlorine use while keeping pools clean and safe. But how do robotic pool cleaners perform in this setup? This guide dives into how robotic cleaners interact with UV and ozone systems, what […]

Robotic pool leaf skimmers are a game-changer for pool owners, taking the hassle out of skimming leaves, bugs, and surface debris. But if you have a specialty pool—like one treated with salt, ozone, or minerals—you might wonder: can these smart surface cleaners work effectively across all water types? The short answer is yes—but some types

If you’ve ever wondered why some robotic pool cleaners leave streaks or miss entire corners of your pool, the answer likely lies in their navigation system. Navigation is more than just movement—it’s how a robotic cleaner maps your pool, avoids obstacles, and makes sure every inch is scrubbed. Some cleaners simply bounce off walls, while

If you’ve ever wondered why some robotic cleaners are priced hundreds of dollars higher, the answer often lies in their “smart” features. But smart doesn’t just mean expensive—it means efficient, user-friendly, and adaptable to your pool’s unique layout. From automatic scheduling and mobile app control to AI-powered navigation, smart robotic pool cleaners are designed to

You’ve likely seen pool cleaners advertised with “mapping tech” or “smart navigation.” But what do these buzzwords actually mean? Are all pool mapping systems the same—and do you really need one? In this guide, we’ll break down the real-world differences between basic navigation and advanced mapping. We’ll cover how each system works, what features you

Robotic pool cleaners are smarter than ever—but do you really need all those high-tech features for your above ground pool? With options offering Wi-Fi, app control, smart sensors, and programmable schedules, it’s tempting to think “more tech = better clean.” But the reality is, not all features are necessary for every pool type. In this

Not every pool needs advanced mapping or gyroscopic sensors. In fact, many homeowners with above ground or small inground pools have found that a random navigation robotic cleaner does a perfectly fine job—at a fraction of the cost. This guide explores how random-path robotic pool cleaners work, which pool types they’re best suited for, and

Robotic pool cleaners don’t always need AI or onboard mapping to get the job done. Many models use pre-programmed cleaning patterns—moving in straight passes or serpentine loops to deliver consistent coverage. While they lack sensors or smart mapping, these “patterned path” robots offer a solid balance of performance and simplicity. This guide dives into how

If you’re tired of watching your robotic cleaner aimlessly roam the pool, you’re not alone. Many entry-level models operate on random or patterned logic—which often means overlap, missed spots, and inefficient cycles. That’s where gyroscopic navigation steps in. Instead of using cameras or advanced AI, gyroscopic cleaners leverage internal sensors—gyroscopes and accelerometers—to maintain orientation and

Advanced mapping robotic pool cleaners sit at the cutting edge of pool maintenance technology. Instead of relying on random pathing or simple patterns, these robots scan, learn, and adapt to your pool’s unique layout. The result? More efficient coverage, less missed debris, and smarter overall cleaning. But just because a cleaner has AI doesn’t mean