Customer Reviews for VEVOR Suction Pool Cleaner, Automatic Pool Vacuum Cleaner, Suction Side Automatic Pool Cleaner, Suction Vacuum Pool Sweeper with 2 Wheels, for In-ground Pool and Above-ground Pool Up to 20 x 40 ft

Works really well

Very pleased with this vacuum climbed the wall of the pool no problem. I recommend this for anyone with above ground pool

This little pool sweep works surprisingly well for the price. Cleaned just as well as my previous $450 pool sweep.

Does the job of a $400 one

Small but works. Requires full vacuum from my 1.5 hp pump to work properly in my inground pool. It will not climb the verticle sides of my pool but manages the slopes and bottom. It works so there is that but my old broken creepy crawly would also take care of the verticle side walls. This was a fraction of the price of replacing that so there is that I suppose. You get what you pay for.

I did a lot of research on above ground pool vacuums that would pair with the vevor 12 in sand filter pump 3000 GPH and this one kept coming up. All the research said this vacuum paired nicely with that pump, wrong. That pump does not have enough suction for this vacuum. I reached out to VEVOR just to get generic answers back. Now I am out more money to buy a different vacuum that does not require a pump.

A couple of problems with the unit. - The Compression adaoter is too stiff to enter the skimmer.. (had to find another adapter at the pool supply) - The regulator valve doesn't fit properly in the Hayward skimmer. (had to purchse some parts at pool supply store to get it to work.) - after setting the flow gauge properly, the head doesn't climb the sides of the poll, but otherwise it works ok

Works well but feet, rollers fell off 1st 3days

After using it for several weeks I find that it's not that great. I adjusted it to get the wheel turning as suggested in the manual but never got the results they claim. My pump is a two speed and requires a 20 amp breaker which is the most powerful I could find. I tried different placement (50cm to 70cm) for the floating 'U' thingy but that did not help either. I tried faster and slower wheel turning speed by varying the pump pressure but that did not help either. The problems: - The floating 'U' thingy disconnects from the pipes after a while and I had to find a way to secure it using some rope. - The cleaner very rarely climbs the walls. I've seen it climb 3 times in a one month period running ~8hrs/day. Adjusting pressure did not help. - The cleaner moves randomly to a side of the pool and then sticks there forever, moving back and forth around that ~1 meter area. It's not stuck but cleaning 1 meter of the pool is not very useful. I have to change it's location manually and then it moves for a few minutes and finds another area but the same thing happens.

the unit is supposed to move by means of suction through the paddle wheel. Unfortunately, the smallest grain of sand makes it immobile. You are better off just using a vacuum on a pool stick