Polaris NEO Robotic Pool Cleaner, Automatic Vacuum for InGround Pools up to 40ft, Wall Climbing Vac w/ Strong Suction
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Pattern Name: Robotic Pool Cleaner
Features
- AUTO POOL CLEANER: The Polaris NEO Robotic Cleaner deftly navigates all pool surfaces, climbs walls, and scrubs to the tile line for thorough cleaning.
- IN GROUND POOLS: Compatible with in ground swimming pools up to 40 ft.
- POLARIS: For more than 40 years, Polaris has been known worldwide for its quality and best-in-class automatic pool cleaners.
- PREMIUM CLEANING PERFORMANCE: Cyclonic Vacuum Technology captures debris without losing suction. Never touch debris again with the Push'N'Go (TM) Filter Canister - simply shake and spray!
- WHAT'S INCLUDED: Comes equipped with a 50ft cable, and 4L debris canister.
Description
Polaris NEO Robotic Pool Cleaner
Brand: Polaris
Model Name: NEO
Color: Gray
Product Dimensions: 16.5"L x 16.25"W x 10.75"H
Power Source: AC/DC (if this refers to the power supply type, but a more descriptive value like 'AC Adapter' would be appropriate) See more
Power Source: AC/DC (if this refers to the power supply type, but a more descriptive value like 'AC Adapter' would be appropriate)
Other Special Features of the Product: Self Propelled
Control Method: Remote
Efficiency: High
Capacity: 4 liters
Engine Type: electric engine
Load Capacity: 5.8 pounds
Warranty Type: Limited
Installation Type: robotic
Color: Gray
Item Dimensions L x W x H: 16.5"L x 16.25"W x 10.75"H
Item Weight: 15.42 kg
Hose Length: 50 feet
Brand Name: Polaris
Model Name: NEO
UPC: 052337101042
Manufacturer Warranty Description: 2 Year Manufacturer
Item Type Name: Robotic Pool Cleaner
Manufacturer: Fluidra
Model Number: FNEO
Manufacturer Part Number: FNEO
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Pattern Name: Robotic Pool Cleaner
I am very happy with this little guy! The Polaris Neo is a really good robotic pool cleaner. I see older reviews when this was product was $270, in gigantic pools with sharp angles, corners, and curves and people complaining about it getting stuck. Back then, it was less than $300 when other makes and models were going up to and over $2,000. It’s not made for big exotically shaped pools. I think this model was made for your basic in-ground pool. The Neo works really well in my pool. My pool is a14x28 walk-in with a Roman arch, and it cleans it perfectly! It climbs up the walls perfectly and takes fine dirt out really well! Occasionally, it will get stuck in the bottom drain skimmer but it always seems to pull itself out after about 15 seconds or so. No Wifi or other goodie’s but for $270, you can’t beat it! Again, when I bought it in 2023 for $270, it was a steal. I’m happy to say that it’s still working perfectly! Unfortunately, the price is $800 now. I guess that really changes things.
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Reviewed in the United States on August 24, 2025 by Joe
Pattern Name: Robotic Pool Cleaner
After putting off an automatic pool vac for a few years, this was a purchase I am happy I finally made. Considered getting the float-around style, but those need a booster pump. Considered getting a suction-side model, but reviews are mixed, and seem to have a lot of maintenance and not very good cleaning coverage, especially sides or angled bottom. Then, saw this and decided it looked best, for several reasons: simplicity, doesn’t need any additional pumps, and reviews were mostly good. Pool: we have an in-ground, vinyl-lined, kidney shaped pool with 45-degree angled sides to the bottom in the deep end, fiberglass steps in shallow. Performance so far: one word, AMAZING. Very easy setup, and very easy to get running every time (1-2 minutes to get started). The unit is electric powered, but the cable is super-kink resistant (very high grade silicone cord…they did not cheap out), floats, and plugs into the control unit, which plugs into standard 110V. The unit sinks, you press start, and walk away. Or stay for the show, and the confused beagles barking at it…it’s all good! Auto-shut off, and easily pulls back to surface and out of the pool after about an hour. It drives itself around, has hit all of the pool surfaces except steps and behind ladder. It really climbs the walls to the surface, scrubs a few seconds, then goes back under for more. Once done, pulling the filter basket out is rapid and easy, and comes clean with a hose to backwash it. Basket is a pretty fine mesh - better than cheesecloth we use in the kitchen. Catches most everything debris-wise, even got the black-bird droppings they deposit in our pool. Not sure what they have against me, but this thing even gets that stuff. Only thing it didn’t get was a phosphate-removal treatment, but that “jelly-stuff” needs vacuum to waste, this would not be expected to clean it. Other than my first spring vacuum to waste, I no longer expect to have to vacuum throughout the season - this is doing the job, and way, way easier. Really wish I had bought it sooner…I will never get that time back. If you are on the fence, hope this helps push you over. Sorry for draining your wallet, but it will pay for itself in time not spent walking around your pool with your pole in your hands…cheers!
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Reviewed in the United States on June 4, 2023 by C. Walsh
Pattern Name: Robotic Pool Cleaner
Let me start by saying I don’t like pools but my wife won and so we have one. I also don’t like pool equipment or pool robots. They all break and so I’m constantly spending money on repairs or replacements. When our Polaris 280 broke for the third time and the pool guy kept saying it was fixed but it didn’t suck anything up, I gave up and started researching another pool robot. I went to CES where I saw some awesome displays of the latest in technology robots with all of the bells and whistles, I researched on Amazon and Google, I asked our pool guy and our neighbors what robot they had and would they recommend it. None of the responses instilled any confidence that there was a unit that stood out from all of the rest, which in my eyes is reliable and at a good price. I found most responses pushing me towards $1200+ units, which sounded stupid to me, so I decided to go with my gut and get the Polaris Neo. Honestly, I wanted to hate this thing. I was mad that my pool was a mess and my old Polaris was sitting in the pool literally doing nothing. So here is my experience… First time I used it I was pissed. The unit just kept doing the same pattern in the deep end of the pool. After two hours the deep end looked great and the shallow end hadn’t been touched. When I read the directions I did exactly what it told me to do which was place the cord at the midway point of the pool. This was bad advice. The second time I used it I moved the cord to about 50% further into the shallow end. That did the trick. The total pool got cleaned. I needed to move some of the debris more into the middle of the pool in the far edges of the shallow and deep ends but for the most part it sucked everything up, which included pine straw, leaves, grass and dirt/sand. My feelings for the unit turned from hate to pleasantly satisfied. I’m still concerned about the longevity of this thing but if I have one issue I’ll update my review. Pros Sucks up debris of most sizes. Doesn’t always get the pine straw. Cord is long enough for a 40 ft pool. Cleaner gets up the walls. Cons Cord does twist so you’ll need to straighten every now and then. It is heavy to get out of the water so if you’re not strong I would recommend something else. Update 2 yrs and 6 months later. Guess what… The warranty on the Neo is 2 yrs. Of course it is because the unit doesn’t function after 2 yrs. and 6 months. Called warranty support and they tried to troubleshoot and diagnosed the issue as a gyroscope failure. Cost to repair $700. And no we won’t extend the warranty. So now I have two terrible experiences with Polaris. Won’t be having anymore. I’m trying iGarden. At least it has a 3 yr warranty.
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Reviewed in the United States on February 10, 2024 by PorterH
Pattern Name: Robotic Pool Cleaner
Bought the "like new" unit which was about $100 cheaper than the "new new". The box was banged up, but the cleaner seemed in very good shape. It runs around and cleans the pool. You cannot control it, like the models which cost well north of $1000. The cleaner tries to cover the whole pool but it does have favourite spots and others which it does not like to visit. Works well but definitely not perfect. *** Update *** 12 May 2024 Has been almost two months since I got the cleaner. My initial assessment "works well" still holds. Some usage tips. My pool is 36x17 feet with a 7+ feet deep bowl on one end. It took a while for me to learn how to spread cord across the pool -- now the cord stays tangle free. I am not sure I would use this cleaner in a larger pool. I have stopped using the "wall scrubber" mode. Yes, it really climbs the wall and breaches the surface. Entertaining, but it gets to only about 50%. In the "floor only" mode it scrubs the bottom 1 foot of the wall and floor very well. Just use a brush to clean the walls at the water line. I run the cleaner at least twice a week. I let the cleaner run until it stops (2+ hours), clean the dirt basket and run it again. The cleaner is heavy when it is full of water. Be careful while lifting it.
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Reviewed in the United States on April 8, 2024 by Le Roi Soleil
Pattern Name: Robotic Pool Cleaner
We love our Polaris Neo! We have named him Poomba (Pool Roomba), and he does a great job! We use our pool daily, and there is a lot of getting out and jumping back in (tracking stuff back into the pool), so we run him at least once a day (sometimes twice if he doesn't get the whole pool clean due to the size of our pool). We have moved where he is plugged in to try to get the best outcome. We found that plugging him in near the shallow end yielded the best results. He uses the entire stretch of his cord to get to our deep end. We let our charcoal lab swim in the pool, and the Neo does a great job of picking up her hair. When we clean the basket, it's mostly sand/dirt and dog hair that we clean off the filter. We did a lot of research before buying this one. We wanted a corded vacuum so we didn't have to worry about a charge not lasting the whole time. We also wanted something really simple. This is literally just plug-n-play. Highly recommend!
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Reviewed in the United States on July 15, 2024 by Amber
Pattern Name: Robotic Pool Cleaner
Bought in July 2023. It’s still going strong. I bought the Polaris NEO Robotic Pool Cleaner, Automatic Vacuum. I recently left town for about a month and forgot about the robot inside the pool. (I don’t recommend doing this). After I returned, fished out the robot, and empty the debris the Polaris NEO Robotic Pool Cleaner stopped working. I thought maybe leaving it in the pool for so long it finally drowned. I tried to power it up but nothing happened. So I was resigned to the fact that I needed a new robot and thought about the wybot S3. But a $3k it would be a bit out of my price range. But after 3 days out of the water, I decided to try it one more time before dumping the robot in the trash. Lo and behold it started working again. And after four months since it’s stopped, it is still going strong. I still leave the robot in the pool for two or three days at a time, but I don’t leaving it for more than 3 days, just in case it may drown again. So by my calculations, the cost ratio is now down to $40/month. And if it last another 8 more months, a total of three year, the bring the cost down to $17/ month. So I know I already saved a lot from hiring pool maintenance company. Of course I added a Vidapool robotic pool skimmer last year but that barely lasted 14 months.
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Reviewed in the United States on October 11, 2025 by Gadgits
Pattern Name: Robotic Pool Cleaner
Hello, I rarely write reviews, but I thought I would share a few things that might help someone else make a great decision. This unit is replacing a four year-old competitor’s unit that cost more than double the price. I typically leave my robot in the pool and when it is out, it’s sometimes in direct sunlight, probably reducing the life. So far, I have found this poor robot to clean just as good if not better than the one that was double the price. I’ve also found that all the extra features of the other robot turn into things that reduce the useful life. I found that I never used the app to drive the robot to pick up a leaf. Etc… hopefully this one will last more than 40 years however, I’d rather have a fresh one that’s affordable instead of spending money fixing broken parts of a more expensive one. initial features of the more expensive one i.e. phone app to drive it around to pick up a leaf is utterly ridiculous. This unit works just as good if not better and does what it’s supposed to do clean the pool lol
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Reviewed in the United States on January 6, 2025 by Amazon Customer
Pattern Name: Robotic Pool Cleaner
Not as happy with this brand as I am with others. Doesn't clean as well
Reviewed in the United States on June 28, 2026 by Don & Sue Haueter