Wybot C2

Name: Wybot C2
Brand: Wybot
Availability: InStock

Budget cordless robot with a 10 µm ultra fine net

Researched by Riley Hart · updated Oct 30, 2026

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Short answer

Is the Wybot C2 worth it? A light, low cost cordless robot whose 10 µm net makes it good at fine debris, which earned it a Bob Vila pick. It costs $500 as of Nov 4, 2026, and 2 independent reviewers tested it.

$500Runtime: Up to 180 min in EcoMax pool: Up to 2,152 sq ft2 independent tests

Smart buy checkChecked Nov 4, 2026

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Right for your home?Best for fine debris in smaller pools. Skip it if you want daily automatic cleaning.

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Quick verdict · checked Oct 30, 2026

A light, low cost cordless robot whose 10 µm net makes it good at fine debris, which earned it a Bob Vila pick. The Pool Nerd found suction weak and the weekly timer capped at 180 minutes in total, so it is not hands off. Good for small to mid pools with fine dirt; skip it if you want a robot that runs on its own all week.

Best for: fine debris in smaller pools. Skip if: you want daily automatic cleaning.

Specs

Pool types: Above-ground and in-ground, all shapes (Wybot)
Cleans: Floor, walls, waterline, steps and slopes; 7 modes and 6 paths (Wybot)
Power: Cordless, brushless triple motor, up to 3,592 GPH (Wybot); battery capacity not published
Runtime: Up to 180 min in Eco mode (Wybot); The Pool Nerd measured about 60 min in Turbo and shorter runs in wall modes; Bob Vila saw about 2 h of battery life
Charge time: 3 h (Wybot, The Pool Nerd)
Filter: 180 µm cartridge plus 10 µm ultra fine net, 3 L capacity (Wybot)
Max pool size: Up to 2,152 sq ft (Wybot)
App: Wybot app with remote control, OTA updates and up to 4 scheduled cycles a week; The Pool Nerd found settings cannot change while it is underwater and hit an Android login error

3 year cost of ownership

Robot: $500
Total: $500

Wybot publishes no filter replacement interval for the C2, so no 3 year cost is estimated.

Status and safety

US availability: ● On sale
Recalls: 1 Wybot recall in the CPSC database: Wybotics Recalls Robotic Pool Vacuums Due to Burn and Fire Hazards (Apr 9, 2026). Check whether your model is listed.
FCC authorized: Not checked
Company: ● Active
Warranty: ● 2 years

Price history

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Where to buy

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Wybot store: $500 →

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Pros

10 µm ultra fine net for fine debris
Light at about 17.6 lb
Customizable cleaning patterns
2 year warranty

Cons

Weak suction in The Pool Nerd testing
Weekly timer totals only 180 min
Must come out to charge after each run
App cannot change settings underwater

What independent reviewers found

Named Best for Fine Debris in a hands on roundup; about 2 h of battery life against a 185 min table figure, with ratings of 4.8 for ease of use, 4.5 for performance and 4 for value.: Bob Vila
Labeled Pool Nerd Disapproved. In an 8 x 20 ft pool it ran 180 min floor only but about 60 min in Turbo, needed about 3 h to recharge after each cycle, and its weekly timer caps total runtime at 180 min. Suction of 3,592 GPH trailed corded Dolphin rivals. The site prefers corded robots.: The Pool Nerd