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Wybot robotic pool cleaners

WYBOT makes budget-friendly cordless robots, from the floor-only A1 to the C2 with dual-stage filtration and the solar-charged S2.

Warranty
1 year on the A1 and B1; 2 years on the C1, C2 and S2.
Official site
www.wybotpool.com

Wybot models we cover

Sorted by research score.

WYBOT C2

7.3/10 Good research score

List price $699.99 (as of Oct 2026)

2026 version of WYBOT's best-selling C2; floor, wall and waterline cleaning up to 2,152 sq ft with a two-stage 180 µm + 10 µm filter.

Pros

  • Two-stage filtration down to 10 µm
  • Seven cleaning modes and weekly scheduling
  • Up to 180 minutes in Eco mode
  • Works on vinyl, fiberglass, concrete and tile

Cons

  • No ultrasonic or camera navigation (that is the C2 Vision)
  • 3 L filter is mid-sized
  • Runtime figure is for Eco mode

WYBOT C1

6.9/10 Fair research score

List price $569.99 (as of Oct 2026)

2026 version of WYBOT's mid-size robot; cleans floors, walls, waterline and steps in pools up to 1,615 sq ft for up to 150 minutes.

Pros

  • Cleans floor, walls, waterline and steps
  • App scheduling up to 4 times a week
  • Fast 3-hour charge
  • 2-year warranty

Cons

  • Modest 3,038 GPH suction
  • No ultra-fine filter
  • Pools up to 1,615 sq ft only

WYBOT B1

6.5/10 Fair research score

List price $399.99 (as of Oct 2026)

Compact cordless robot for pools up to 1,150 sq ft that cleans the floor, walls, waterline and steps for up to 2 hours.

Pros

  • Climbs walls and cleans the waterline
  • Side brushes for edges and corners
  • App with five cleaning modes

Cons

  • Only for pools up to 1,150 sq ft
  • 2-hour runtime
  • 1-year warranty

WYBOT A1

5.8/10 Below average research score

List price $229.99 (as of Oct 2026)

A small, low-cost cordless robot that cleans the floor of flat-bottomed pools up to about 1,076 sq ft for up to 2 hours.

Pros

  • Very low price
  • Self-parks for easy retrieval
  • Cycle timer runs up to 4 times a week

Cons

  • Cleans the floor only
  • Only for flat floors (slope under 15°)
  • 1-year warranty
  • Few published specs

About Wybot

WYBOT competes on price. Its robots are often the cheapest way to get wall and waterline cleaning, and its store sells nearly every spare part separately, which helps them last. The catch is thin spec sheets: WYBOT often leaves battery capacity, weight and dimensions unpublished, so some comparisons show "Not published".

The current range

Model Cleans Pool size Runtime Warranty
A1 Floor only (flat floors) Up to 1,076 sq ft Up to 120 min 1 year
B1 Floor, walls, waterline Up to 1,150 sq ft Up to 120 min 1 year
C1 Floor, walls, waterline, steps Up to 1,615 sq ft Up to 150 min 2 years
C2 Floor, walls, waterline Up to 2,152 sq ft Up to 180 min (Eco) 2 years

WYBOT also sells the C2 Vision with an AI camera, and the S2 Solar, which can charge from a solar dock.

Model names

WYBOT updates models without renaming them; the store currently labels the A1, C1 and C2 as "2026 Upgrade". When buying, check that the listing matches the specs here.

Fix a Wybot robot

Wybot fix

WYBOT Not Charging? Fixes From WYBOT's Own Guides

WYBOT charging problems usually come from a wet port, dirty contacts, a robot left switched on, or a faulty adapter. Work through these steps before contacting support.

Published

Wybot questions

Which WYBOT model should I buy?

The A1 only cleans flat floors, so it suits small above-ground pools. The B1 climbs walls in pools up to 1,150 sq ft. The C1 covers up to 1,615 sq ft and the C2 up to 2,152 sq ft with a 10 µm second filter.

What is the difference between the C2 and C2 Vision?

The C2 Vision adds an AI camera that finds debris on the floor, more suction (3,883 GPH) and an eighth cleaning mode. Cleaning areas and runtime are the same.