Dolphin Nautilus CC Pro Review

This is my review on the Dolphin Nautilus CC Pro pool cleaner robot. This is the model above the CC Plus. The only higher end model to this Pro version is the Supreme. This CC Pro version adds ontop of the already great CC and CC Plus models with the extra addition of waterline cleaning.
Built with Powerstream Jets, it actually works really well in cleaning the waterline and moving along it. This CC Pro also uses a large top-loading debris basket which I prefer as opposed to smaller cartridge filters. Also has the option to use wifi and the online app to control it anywhere as long as you have an internet connection!
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[@mkklaus6892]

I wish the power supply had the option to schedule and stuff. Wifi doesn't reach my pool. When I bought it I specifically said I needed to be able to use it without wifi, the guy said yes this one you can do either. Well - it can NOT be programed without wifi. I was so upset. If I am not home for a few days I can not have the vaccum work.

[@jamesmcnitt6860]

Very nice video! You’ve reviewed quite a few robotic pool cleaners. I really appreciate that. Can you tell me which one is the best one? I don’t care about price so much. Just really want to get the best one.

[@imdefinitelydavid]

Wow what a question! When you say "best one" it's super hard to answer. It really depends on your pool because every pool is different. The size of your pool, the shape, the height of walls, and the features your pool needs. The best pool cleaner for my pool doesn't necessarily work well in your pool for example. So hard to answer lol

[@nova31337]

​@imdefinitelydavid exactly. Some are made specifically for above ground pools, some just for in-ground, and some that are fine with both.

[@stilllearningagain]

@@imdefinitelydavid For YOUR pool, which one is the best. I see you did a review on the Polaris 4WD after this. based on the reviews you have done, which is bset for your's with steps and corners.

[@imdefinitelydavid]

I found that for my pool, with steep/straight walls, cleaners with tracks climb better than 4WD systems. Not to say that the Polaris 4WD don't work well, it's just that for steps and ledges, track style wheels seem to do better.

[@karlsinki986]

Hi thanks for the video reviews. Very helpful. I have a 12ft by 24ft basic inground pool with 3 foot walls with added outside 3ft by 6ft staircase composed of 3 regular stairs. Where I live the CC is 1K and the CC Pro is 1500$. The WIFI feature doesn't seem like a super high value add that optimizes time and effort but rather just an added feature for remote geeks. With all that being said, is the 500$ upgrade to the Pro still really worth it (from a performance and durability perspective) or is the CC good enough based on your assessment?

[@imdefinitelydavid]

Good questions! I have used the CC, the Plus, and the Pro version. Did you mean the difference from the Plus version to the Pro version or did you actually really mean the regular CC compared to the Pro? Because I'm actually blown away by the price difference from where you are to where I am. Literally the CC here is only 600, Plus is 800, and the Pro is 1100

[@imdefinitelydavid]

I want to be sure which models we are talking about for sure

[@karlsinki986]

@@imdefinitelydavid between the CC and the Pro. Thanks

[@imdefinitelydavid]

Okay just wanted to be sure. The CC is a great cleaner and I would totally recommend it for your pool IF you didn't have steps in your pool. The CC climbs walls with some effort but for steps it has a terrible time climbing. It's not only having wifi that's different. It's a major difference in power between the CC and the Pro. The Pro will climb steps easy and also reach the waterline of the steps which people don't really think about often. They only think of waterline cleaning from the flat floor to the top of the walls.

[@karlsinki986]

@@imdefinitelydavid that's awesome feedback thank you so much! I hope your channel keeps growing!

[@carteryoung9]

Where do you see ultra fine replacement filters for the pro?

[@imdefinitelydavid]

You can find them on Amz. They're the same ones that the Triton PS and Proteus DX4 uses. If you want just the filters search for: 9991467-R4 ultra-fine filters If you want the filters and the basket: 9991481-ASSY ultra-fine filter w basket

[@mediamadness1167]

Did it work? All the sellers say they don't work in the pro?!

[@keithingram7016]

Will this cleaner work well picking up acorns?

[@imdefinitelydavid]

I actually don't have acorns near my pool so I can't completely say yes 100%. However, I've seen the Pro pick up thicker branches and rocks with no issues. But every cleaner is limited to the inlet size opening. I think the Pro has a 3/4"-1" opening so if your acorns aren't the super round fat kind, it'll do perfectly fine.