Key Features

• ✓Frequent Recharging Required - During our testing, one of the main issues we encountered was the constant need to recharge the Wybot C1 Max. Unlike corded models that offer continuous operation, this unit requires several hours of recharging after each cleaning cycle, which limits its efficiency for back-to-back use.
• ✓Limited Filtration System - The Wybot C1 Max does not include NanoFilters, which are essential for capturing fine particles like algae and small debris. This lack of advanced filtration options means it might not clean as thoroughly as other models equipped with nano-filtration.
• ✓Insufficient Motor Power - Although the Wybot C1 Max features a 65W motor, its performance is still less impressive compared to more powerful models. This results in less effective cleaning, especially in larger pools or pools with heavy debris.
• ✓Underwhelming App Experience - The app for the Wybot C1 Max is lacking in functionality and stability. Users have reported frequent crashes and a lack of essential features such as displaying battery life or providing a cleaning history. This makes the app less useful compared to those offered by other pool cleaners.
• ✓Navigation Challenges - The Wybot C1 Max struggled with navigating around obstacles like ladders in our pool. Despite its advanced sensors and gyroscopes, it often missed spots, leading to incomplete cleaning sessions.
• ✓Customer Service and Warranty Issues - Some users have reported difficulties with customer service and getting warranty support. Although the product comes with a 30-day return period and a 2-year warranty, the support experience has been less than ideal for some customers, which can be problematic if the device encounters issues.