Degrii Zima Pro Hybrid Robotic Pool Cleaner

The Degrii Zima Pro is a hybrid cordless robotic pool cleaner that will give you more options than your standard cordless robotic pool cleaner. The battery is in a floating tethered control box which will give it a longer run time -3 hours and it allows the cleaner to be app controlled. One thing wifi cannot do is work underwater. 




Another benefit of having app control is that the Firmware of the cleaner can easily be updated. After testing the cleaner for a month, I received a new Firmware update that corrected a few things in the cleaning pattern. This will make the Zima Pro even better in the future with each software update.

Let's get the negative points out of the way. The cable from the robot to the controller is 11.5 ft. This should be good for most pools with standard deep ends of 6 ft to 10 ft. It is a rather heavy robot weighing over 20 lbs, and then, of course, you are transporting both the cleaner and the controller back and forth to the pool. Last, the current filters only filter down to 180 microns. So, this cleaner will not pick up the finer dirt.

The app control is very good, and you will find that the manual mode works great as well. You can select floors only, floors and walls (Overall), or walls only. 

The battery comes with a 2-year warranty, and they offer lifetime support.

The good news is that this cleaner works very well. The cleaning pattern is smart, and it does not get stuck on the main drain or step areas of a pool. The floating battery gives it a very long 3-hour run time which is a nice bonus. There is also a Lift button that will allow the cleaner to come to the side of the pool and climb the wall for easy retrieval

Product dimension
55 * 42 * 23.5 cm (22 * 17 *9 inch)
Item weight
11.8 kg
Cleaning mode
Floor, Wall, Overall, Manual
Cleaning coverage
Up to 450 m²
Battery capacity
10,000 mAh
Filter capacity
6.5 L
Cord length
3.5m / 11.4 ft
Max water depth
3m / 11 ft
Minimum water depth
0.6m / 2 ft
Water flow rate
4700 GPH
Suction power
80-200W
Motor Power
250 W
Filter density
180 μm
Runtime
Overall mode: 2-3 hours
Wall mode: 2-3 hours
Floor mode: 2.5-3.5 hours
*All battery claims depend on pool shapes, surface conditions, and many other factors; actual results will vary. The battery has limited recharge cycles and may eventually need to be replaced.*
Bluetooth/Wi-Fi
Yes
Temperature sensor
Yes
Waterproof
IPX8


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