INTEX Deluxe Pressure-Side Above Ground Automatic Pool Cleaner Vacuum - For Bigger Pools – Cleans Pool Floors and Walls – Removes Debris – Removable Filter Tray – 21ft Tangle Free Hose
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Size: 1600-3500 gal/h Pump Flow Rate Required
Style: ZX300
Color: ZX300
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- CONVENIENCE OF AUTOMATIC CLEANING Simply connect the automatic pressure-side cleaner to the above ground pool inlet fitting and the powerful 700gal/hour water suction is generated within the cleaner itself
- POOL AND PUMP COMPATIBILITY Designed for INTEX and other above ground up to 26ft diameter for round pools or 36ft x 12ft rectangular shape pools; works with pool pumps rated 1,600 - 3,500 gallons per minute water flow
- NO DEBRIS IS LEFT BEHIND With dual dirt scrubbers for cleaning even the finest and hard to remove dirt up to the waterline; equipped with water powered all-wheel drive gives superior wall-climbing performance
- WHATS INCLUDED ZX300 pressure-side automatic robot pool floor cleaner, a 1-1/4" converter and a no hassle 21 foot tangle free hose to start cleaning your pool right away
- SAFETY, QUALITY and VALUE Intex designs, builds, and tests all its products to the highest standards with safety the first order of business; our affordable and innovative products are built to last
Brand: Intex
Model Name: ZX300
Material: Polyvinyl Chloride (PVC)
Color: ZX300
Product Dimensions: 18.88"L x 15.75"W x 16.88"H
Power Source: Hydraulic Powered
Item Weight: 14.9 Pounds
Hose Length: 252 Inches
Special Feature: Dual Dirt Scrubbers
Assembly Required: No
Control Method: App
Year: 2021
Warranty Type: 1-Year Manufacturer Limited Warranty
Load Capacity: 4.3 Pounds
Efficiency: Highly Efficient
Capacity: 1.8 Liters
Installation Type: manual connection to pool inlet fitting
UPC: 078257280056
Product Dimensions: 18.88 x 15.75 x 16.88 inches
Item Weight: 14.89 pounds
Manufacturer: Intex
Item model number: Intex - 28005E
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Size: 1600-3500 gal/h Pump Flow Rate Required
Style: Above Ground
Color: Original
I always envied people who have those $1000 robotic pool vaccuums but I always thought they were way too expensive for what they did. I came across this one and I couldn't believe how cheap it was, I was convinced it must be a cheap P.O.S. So I rolled the dice and bought one. I was SHOCKED at how NOT "cheap" this thing actually was once I got it out the box and ready to use! I hooked it up to my aftermarket sand filter, dropped it into my 16' above ground Intex pool and it went to work right away zooming back and forth across the bottom of the pool! Within a couple hours, I came back and the entire bottom of the pool was clean and debris free! I extracted my new little buddy, popped the clasps, opened his belly, and revealed it was FULL of dirt, leaves, sand, and debris that I didn't even know was IN there! Now I hook it up and run it for a couple hours, once a week, and my pool is cleaner than it's ever been! And I'm MORE shocked than ever at how LITTLE I paid to have this luxury. I can't imagine why people pay $600+ for pool cleaning robots. Granted this one doesn't have any active brushed that spin or anything like that, it's a very simple jet powered vacuum cleaner that uses the outlet pressure from your existing pool filter to propel it around the pool floor and it uses Bernoulli's principle to create a surprizingly strong vacuum to suck debris up from under it. the debris get's trapped inside the unit by the removable filter screen which allows the water which get's sucked up into the opening on the underside to pass through it, and the trapped dirt stays inside until you empty it. The clean, filtered water then get's ejected out the one of the nozzles on either side of the unit like jet ski, causing the entire unit be thrusted forward. After about 10-15 seconds (enough time for it to travel from one end of the pool floor to the other) the internal mechanism automatically switches the output direction of the water from the back, to the nozzle in the front, and the unit starts to move in the opposite direction. It repeats this back and forth movement indefinitely, and because of the slight resistance of the hose pulling on the unit as it travels, it causes it to make a slight "arc" as it moves, this ensures that it covers the entire bottom of the pool in a period of time and it doesn't just move back and fourth over the same area. Think of it as "organized chaos", sort of how a Roomba can vacuum your entire carpet while seemingly moving in a random pattern. Bottom line is, I LOVE this thing, and I can't BELIEVE I paid less than $80 (with shipping). It works GREAT. does exactly what it claims, and it feel like it's built so well that it should last at LEAST 5 years (or more) without a problem. Definitely a GREAT purchase.
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Reviewed in the United States on August 14, 2023 by DGewey
Size: 1600-3500 gal/h Pump Flow Rate Required
Style: ZX300
Color: ZX300
I used this for an inground pool. What attracted me to this is how it was made and the ability to climb the walls. It claims it is 4-wheel drive. This should be using the Jet water coming from your pump to your pool return for Above Ground pool. But, I figured the design is using the pressure of water going to the robot; I can attach this to a Pond pump and set the pond pump on a timer. So it will automatically turn on when I set up the outlet timer. And it was interesting if it could also climb walls; from the users with above-ground pool videos, it worked for them, so I gave it a try. It needs to have a GPH rating of about 3500 to get this to move. The white hose that came with it is about 1 1/4 OD/ID. So it fits the attachments that usually come with a pond pump. So, I purchased the first saltwater pond pump (the same one used for large koi ponds) with a rating of about 3500 GPH. I have a Saltwater pool. not to large, just normal shape, about 16,000 gals, and the deep end is 7 feet. Attached is the white hose to it with a stainless steel hose clamp. Using the pond pump screw-on adapters, it fits pretty snugly. I used a large pond pump fine mesh bag, I actually purchased a few of them to make sure it would fit. It should be a Fine Mesh since I did not want particles to go to the pump and slow down its GPH to the vacuum. I attached it to a weight and used a bungee cord to do a test. Well, it WORKED! good enough anyway. Confirmed, it works with a pond pump, and it does climb the walls of my pool, not up to the water line. The brushes and 4-wheel drive mechanism work to do a light scrub on the floor and about 80% up the wall before it comes down in reverse. It will also go sideways on the wall. So the benefit of this are: +Cheap for a scrubbing pool vacuum, it keeps the slime buildup to the floor and to the walls. Cost of this vacuum + salt water pond pump from amazon is about 200 bucks since I purchase this with my prime membership discount. + I purchased a Salt Water Pond Pump that is made to stay on for a large pond. So I can just keep it on the side in the pool. I picked those that gave it great reviews and ran for 2+ years continues, the cost was like 80 Bucks. + Put on a Timer, I used an outlet timer that I can set when it will turn on and how long. I have this one every few hours, like 2 hours straight. This keeps the pool water moving and scrubs the pool floor and 80% up the walls. VS. and $800+ robotic pool vacuum that does climb walls, and 4 whee-drives most in this price range don't have a schedule set, you need to turn it on and let it run. Come back and turn it on each day. Because of all the above, I didn't need to keep running my poop pump during peak energy times 1pm- 7 pm, costing so much. I also had a separate DIY water aerator fountain running during the hot days in Texas also to keep water moving and keep the water 10 degrees cooler. And early mornings and late nights is when my actual pool pumps runs to filter the water, cost less not during peak hours. Negative. Does not pick up large items. like leaves more than 3 inches wide or long. The brushes on both ends, though are made of fine nylon paint brushes type, I am not sure how long it will last, but the manufacturer has replacement parts. Vacuum is not the best at vacuuming like the $800 true robotic vacuums, but this isn't $800 bucks. Adn those Vacuums cost more when parts go out since it is very complicated. So I have two other robotic pool vacuums as back up that can pick up large leaves, but these are not scrubbers and wall climbers, but good enough without costing 800-1500 each. I have had 5 homes with pools and have used them all. Name brands cost up to $1500, and less costly ones in a range of 300-400. And they do a very good job on the vacuum. But I keep my vacuum in the pool and want it to be on a schedule on its own. They all eventually need parts to be replaced or the whole thing to be replaced in 3 years or so. PLUS, NOT USE THE Pool pump that costs more to use energy cost during peak hours during the day. It is best to have a Separate pool cleaner vacuum which you can schedule a time for it to Start and stop, plus brushes for you when you are not using the pool, and keep the water moving. This has solved my needs plus it cost so much less. When your pool pump is not running, your water is not moving thus, it is faster for algae to stick to the walls and grow. But with pool vacuums that rely on a pool pump to run, you are forced to run it to clean it. This method works in all areas, keeps it clean, water moving, and separate from the pool pump, so it can run on its own schedule.
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Reviewed in the United States on October 16, 2022 by lgonza lgonza
Size: 900-1500 gal/h Pump Flow Rate Required
Style: ZX50
Color: ZX50
4 Stars because I received a previously used vacuum. Opened the box and there was some dust of the wheels, I didn't think much of it because maybe it had been sitting in storage. I put the vaccum in the pool and when I was filling the hose with water some leaves and dead bugs back washed out of the hose 🤮...it's okay just would have liked it be disclosed that I was purchasing a used pool vacuum. So far it's been one day using this in my 18x48 round pool, and it works great.
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Reviewed in the United States on May 31, 2025 by Allison Alvarez
Size: 1600-3500 gal/h Pump Flow Rate Required
Style: ZX300
Color: ZX300
Purchased April 25, 2025. The vacuum does okay with cleaning the pool. I still have to use the manual vacuum on occasion. The roller brushes were totally shot within a month. I can't find any on amazon so am going to order them on intex website. Unfortunately, it's going to cost me $40 with shipping to replace parts for a $127 product. I'll do the replacement and reassess the product. If the rollers wear out again this quickly, the vacuum is going in the trash. Right now I can't rate it too highly.
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Reviewed in the United States on June 9, 2025 by Susan Steel Susan Steel