28001E Above Ground Pool Automatic Pool Cleaner Pressure Side Vacuum Cleaner with 24 Foot 7 Inch Hose for Intex Pools Only w/ a 1.5 Inch Fitting

So worth it — made pool cleaning way easier! 🏊‍♂️✨ The Intex 28001E Above Ground Pool Automatic Pool Cleaner has been a total game changer for our summer setup. It hooks right up to the pump and just gets to work — picking up dirt, leaves, and debris without me having to babysit it. My pool looks cleaner faster, and it saves so much time compared to manual vacuuming. It’s easy to install, runs smoothly, and stays suctioned where it should. If you have an Intex above-ground pool and want to spend less time cleaning and more time swimming, this is a no-brainer. Definitely recommend! 🧼🌊💙

I love this pool vacuum and have learned over the last week how to obtain optimum performance. Make sure to remember to clean the filter inside of the vacuum and also inside of the hose coupler that connects to your pool water return connection. Also, be sure to backwash your pool filter every so often or the pressure needed to run the vacuum can decrease and make it run very slow. Also, where the pool floor meets the pool wall, the vacuum does not pick up as well, but it still does a decent job. I use a manual pool vacuum every few weeks to get any harder to reach areas. My only real complaint with this product is that it is advertised as being able to work with a 32 foot pool, but it only comes with a 21 foot hose. This wouldn't be an issue if the pool filter connections were in the center of the long pool wall, but they are not. My pool filter setup is at the end of the pool on the 16 foot wall. We did not know this when we ordered the vacuum because we ordered our pool at the same time. We discovered the issue when we completed our pool setup. Buying a longer hose is also problematic because the vacuum hose twists into position (screw on) on both the vacuum and the coupler. I haven't been able to find a longer hose with this capability since most have smooth attachment fittings designed to push on at the connection point. As stated earlier, my pool is 32 feet long, but with the short 21 foot hose, I don't see how this awesome vacuum can adequately reach all the surface area of a 24 foot pool so this seems to be a design flaw in the hose. @Intex - you should address this issue. All in all, this vacuum is awesome at picking up 98% of debris, climbing the pool walls and keeping everything looking clean. I'd definitely recommend this vacuum for smaller pools.

If this vacuum isn't working well for you, then there is something wrong that needs attention. The flow of water is likely the culprit for one reason or another. My vacuum didn't work at all when I first got it. I have a rather large filter pump with plenty of flow, so I was a bit confused. Finally, I took the hose off the top of the unit and looked down into the gear box. Well, some of the extra filter brushes that were sent with the unit had gotten into the hoses during shipment and I didn't notice. They were forced down into the gear box and were stopping the flow of water. Once I removed them, the unit has run like a champ. So add this to the list of things you will need to check if the unit is not functioning as it should. If this vacuum is receiving the correct flow of water with no obstructions, it works great. It's well worth the money. In fact, I can't find anything else for the price that works this well for removing dirt and debris. I would say it's not the best at scrubbing, but for debris removal, it works excellent. Update: Fourth time using the vacuum. Still just great!! Understanding how the vacuum works may also help with getting it to work for you. Water is forced into the unit from your pool filter pump, rather than sucked out of the vacuum like other cleaning machines. The force of water into this vacuum is jetted sideways out of the vacuum, which causes a suction from the bottom of the unit. That bottom suction draws debris from the pool floor into a screen filter inside the vacuum. A gear box inside the vacuum causes the sideways jet of water to constantly change flow direction, pushing the vacuum back and forth throughout the pool. If the vacuum becomes trapped on something, wait a few seconds. When the gearbox causes the sideways jet of water to change direction, the vacuum begins moving again the opposite way. The constant jetting of water sideways also kicks up silt and other fine material, making it easier for your pool filter to filter it out. If you have a lot of debris on the bottom of the pool that needs cleaning, the screen in the vacuum may need cleaning often. Keep that up periodically and you will definitely have the cleanest pool in the neighborhood. So glad I bought this vacuum. Oh, and another tip. Go with a saltwater chlorine generator system with a sand filter if you don't have one. Best investment you'll ever make for a pool. Get the largest sand pot you can get, and fill it nearly to the top with sand. I use just play sand. Rinse it well first. You will be amazed at how well it filters, especially with saltwater. No more adding chlorine either with a good generator. We use potassium chloride salt. (water softener salt). Wow, that works well, I think much better than sodium chloride salt (pool salt). The water is so soft, and stays sparkling clean much longer. Now go swimming!

THIS WORKS VERY WELL....IF IT STOPS MOVING I CAREFULLY TAKE IT APART AND FLUST IT OUT UNTIL THE FLAPPER MOVES AGAIN...REMEMBER IT BLOWS NOT SUCKS...KICKS UP THE FINES FOR THE FILTER TO COLLECT...IT DOES COLLECT SAND AND HEAVYS FROM ITS UNDER SIDE FILTER...EASY TO CLEAN

إلى اليوم تاريخ 1/8/2024 والجهاز عندي ... الجهاز ممتاااز

Impressed as it’s clearly a better all round improvement. Climbs the walls is 4wd , doesn’t get stuck at times and a single piece hose rather than segmented allows more pressure . Does a great job .

Bin begeistert von diesem Poolsauger. Arbeitet gründlich, saugt alles auf und der Pool ist immer sauber. Tolles Gerät für kleines Geld 👍

Ich bin rundum mit diesem Gerät zufrieden. Es fährt nahezu alle Ecken ab und saugt alles ein. Selbst der Grünbelag bleibt vor diesem nicht sicher. Es wälzt auch das Wasser im ganzen Becken besser um. Und das alles durch einen manuellen Antrieb. Kein Strom, nur durch den Wasserantrieb.