Pool Blaster Fusion PV-10 Hand-Held Lithium Cleaner, Blue

Purchased my first one in 2021, I think. Still going strong (pool season is only a few months here) but misplaced the charger. Bought another one and it seems to be upgraded a bit.

Works great, easy to use

This is a little hard to keep on the bottom from the outside of the pool (too buoyant) and it doesn't go backwards well. It did pick up the stuff on the bottom well. I love not having hoses. I was done vacuuming in the time it normally takes to get my old vac hooked up and sucking. There is one thing in the directions though that is a concern. It says it must be charged monthly even when not in use. That means not being able to pack this up with the pool things at the end of our very short pool season and remember to charge it monthly.

The media could not be loaded. Best buy ever for cleaning my pool. Easy to use and really do it job. I use it twice a week to keep my water clear of any debrie

Where to begin?1. Despite the semi-triangular roller assembly looking like the vacuum would cover a fairly wide area 10.5", the intake port on the bottom of that assembly is only 2.5", and the actual intake through which the water enters the unit is only 1.5". Result: When vacuuming, expect to cut a giant 1.5-2.5" swath as you proceed.As such, those reviews that tout being able to "clean my whole pool" have either,a) a tiny bird-bath sized pool, or b) a TREMENDOUS amount of leisure time to devote to the task.2. More "mushy" type material (e.g., yellow or green algae) is partially caught by the unit's filter. The rest is discharged out of the unit's outflow ports, rendering the effort futile.Overall, very disappointing performance, and, one could argue, somewhat misleading advertising.

This vacuum works well, but it is very difficult to reach in my 16ft round intex pool. The pole it comes with is not nearly long enough to reach even close to the center of the pool. I do not have a deck built around mine so I am standing on the outside of the pool and really only getting the perimeter of the bottom cleaned. To get a good thorough cleaning I'd have to vacuum while in the pool myself to reach all areas. I suppose I could purchase an extension but this vacuum was advertised for my size pool which is why I bought it. Another thing I was turned off about it was that I purchased it during an Amazon Prime Day deal and this vacuum was advertised as a $299 vacuum for $90 which seemed amazing. However after prime day was over the original price of the vacuum only went back up to $129. That to me is false advertising.

I was looking for a pool crawler to get rid of a massive amount of algae dust. This product appeared in my search. After considering that the crawler would connect to the filter, which would just spew the dust back into the pool, I started looking into this type of product.In short, it's amazing! It is easy to use and clean. The battery lasts at least 45 minutes, which is more than enough time to clean the bottom of my built-in pool. The suction is great and effortlessly sucked up the dust. Because some dust scattered during the process I have had to run it a few times to allow everything to settle.This product is like an underwater vacuum cleaner. Some reviewers had complaints like noise and flimsiness of the sectioned pole. When it is underwater, you can't really hear it. And if it's not submerged it's not noisy at all. As for the pole, I prefer to see the pole as flexible rather than flimsy. Since there are curves instead of corners in my pool, that's okay with me. I did get into the pool to use the vacuum because of the length of the pole and to have better control. I thought of using the net pole, but it's so unwieldy that this was probably the better option. Because I'm fat I did have to fight buoyancy in the deeper end.All in all this will get the job done efficiently and it's kind of fun to use.

This is hands-down, the best product on the market to clean your pool. I have a robot vacuum, which does a decent job, but this sucker cannot be beat. If I start seeing back swimmers in my pool, I know my robot isn’t doing a good enough job so it’s the blaster’s turn. Not only does it suck up all the algae, but I also suck up all those bastard back swimmers. I also add a lot of filter balls to my robot vacuum. I rarely add them to my pool blaster because it does such a fantastic job as is. If you’re on the fence about buying this, just do it.