Poolmate Hydro 4 Corded Comparison

[@2BEorNOT2B3]

Hi David, I understand that Degrii Zima is "semi" corded/cordless, but could you do a video to compare Degrii Zima pro and Hydro 4 and maybe also The Dolphins CC Plus ?

[@imdefinitelydavid]

Hello! The Zima Pro is an ok cleaner, it was great in being one of the first hybrid cleaners. But now, it tends to fall short of the new Hydro 4 which has better tech. So hands down, Hydro 4 as a hybrid wins. Now compare it to the CC plus... The CC Plus is always a good choice. Brand dependability, great cleaning, with a great price. If that's all you need(which most people only really do), then it's a great choice. But if you want extra features with the newer tech/online features, Hydro 4 corded wins. Overall, it's definitely a pick your features question. Hope that makes sense.

[@rozallen3897]

Hi David. Would you buy the cord or cordless version? I'm almost ready to purchase a pool cleaner

[@imdefinitelydavid]

Do at any time during the season you get a ton of debris? For instance, I keep my pool open all year long and during the fall I get leaves all day long, non stop. In that situation, only a corded cleaner will be able to run all day. With a cordless, you'd have to take it out and charge it and wait to run it again. Also, if you plan to use a pool surface skimmer with the cleaner at the same time, then you can only use it with the cordless version. A skimmer plus robotic cleaner is now a very common combo.