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Dolphin Nautilus CC Supreme vs Dolphin Quantum

Researched by Riley Hart · prices checked Nov 11, 2026

Short answer · checked Nov 11, 2026

As of Nov 11, 2026, the Dolphin Nautilus CC Supreme costs $1,449 and the Dolphin Quantum costs $1,999, so the Dolphin Nautilus CC Supreme is $550 cheaper. The Dolphin Quantum has a published review score and ranks #11 in our robotic pool cleaners ranking; the Dolphin Nautilus CC Supreme is not scored yet. Pick the Dolphin Nautilus CC Supreme for in-ground pools that want daily corded cleaning. Pick the Dolphin Quantum for midsize in-ground pools with leaves. The Dolphin Nautilus CC Supreme wins 2 of 3 points we can measure.

Dolphin Nautilus CC Supreme$1,449Check price →
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Who wins, point by point

The Dolphin Nautilus CC Supreme wins 2 of 3 points we can measure. Built from today's prices, the specs and independent tests for these two robots.

Nautilus CC SupremeQuantumWinner
Price today$1,449$1,999Nautilus CC Supreme
Runtime150 min2 hNautilus CC Supreme
Warranty1 year2 yearsQuantum
Pick the Nautilus CC Supreme if
  • You want to spend less (saves $550)
  • You care most about runtime (150 min vs 2 h)
  • Best for in-ground pools that want daily corded cleaning
Pick the Quantum if
  • You care most about warranty (2 years vs 1 year)
  • Best for midsize in-ground pools with leaves
Pool
DolphinNautilus CC Supreme
Cleans
Floor
Power
Corded
Runtime
Maytronics lists a 2.5
Max pool
Pools up to 50 ft long
ON SALEPrice tracked daily

Corded Wi-Fi Dolphin that scrubs floor, walls and waterline

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Pool
DolphinQuantum
Cleans
Floor
Power
Corded
Runtime
Default 2 h cycle
Max pool
Pools up to 50 ft long
7.5/10Price tracked daily

Corded Dolphin with dual brushes and big basket for pools to 50 ft

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Side by side

Dolphin Nautilus CC SupremeDolphin Quantum
Price$1,449$1,999
3 year cost$1,449$1,999
Our scoreNot scored yet7.5/10
Rank in Pool#44#11
Statuson saleon sale
Warranty1 year (Maytronics US store)2 years
Pool typesIn-ground pools; rectangular, round, free form and kidney shapes (Maytronics)In-ground and above-ground; rectangular, round, free form, kidney (Maytronics)
CleansFloor, walls and waterline with waterline scrubbing (Maytronics); PCWorld saw six roller brushes and two side treadsFloor, walls and waterline with waterline scrubbing (Maytronics); Poolbots saw it clean higher than the roughly 2/3 wall height of cheaper robots
PowerCorded, runs independently of the pool pump (Maytronics); PCWorld measured a 50 ft cableCorded; Poolbots lists 180 W, about 5 cents per hour, and 2 DC motors
RuntimeMaytronics lists a 2.5 h default cycle and a 1.5 h option; PCWorld also ran a 3.5 h modeDefault 2 h cycle (Maytronics); Poolbots' cleaning run took about 2 h
Charge timeNone needed, cordedNone (corded)
FilterTop access cartridge filters with a fine filter kit; ultra fine kit included, rated down to 2 microns (Maytronics); 4,500 gph suctionFine filter extra large top access basket plus ultra fine filter kit in the box (Maytronics); Poolbots lists a 400 sq in cartridge and NanoFilters down to 2 microns
Max pool sizePools up to 50 ft long (Maytronics)Pools up to 50 ft long (Maytronics)
AppMyDolphin Plus app over Wi-Fi and Bluetooth with weekly timer, delay and automation mode (Maytronics); PCWorld found the app slow and sometimes failed to connectNone; weekly timer only (Maytronics; The Pool Nerd confirms no app)
Weight24.63 lb robot (Maytronics); PCWorld measured about 41 lb with cable and power supply18.346 lb robot (Maytronics)
Warranty1 year (Maytronics)2 years (Maytronics)
Suctionn/a4,000 GPH (Maytronics)
Brushesn/aTwo active brushes (Maytronics)
Best forin-ground pools that want daily corded cleaningmidsize in-ground pools with leaves
Skip ifyou want a long warranty for the moneyyou want app control or cordless

Specs are maker claims unless a reviewer is named. Prices from the stores we link, checked daily.

What reviewers found

Dolphin Nautilus CC Supreme

  • The Pool Nerd: Rated it Pool Nerd Disapproved on value, not cleaning: strong floor, wall and waterline cleaning with dual scrub brushes, but only a 1 year warranty and standard cartridge filters on an older platform. The site earns affiliate commissions. Source
  • PCWorld: Tested for about 10 days. Collected roughly 90% of test debris in about an hour and regularly 95% or more on the 3.5 h cycle; saw no difference between regular and ultra clean modes. Cleanup of six filter pieces was tedious, the app was slow, and the 25 lb robot was hard to lift out. Source

Dolphin Quantum

  • The Pool Nerd (5/5): In a head to head with the Beatbot AquaSense 2, emptied the large basket about once a week on the weekly timer, left the floor noticeably cleaner after one pass and the water clearer with NanoFilters. Called it the stronger robot of the two. Source
  • Poolbots (retailer review): In a test pool with algae and sludge at the waterline, a run of about 2 h cleared debris and improved water clarity. The cartridge was full of twigs, leaves and acorns after the run. It scrubbed above the 2/3 wall height cheaper robots reach. Source

Questions buyers ask

Which is better, the Dolphin Nautilus CC Supreme or the Dolphin Quantum?

The Dolphin Quantum has a published review score and ranks #11 in our robotic pool cleaners ranking; the Dolphin Nautilus CC Supreme is not scored yet. Pick the Dolphin Nautilus CC Supreme for in-ground pools that want daily corded cleaning. Pick the Dolphin Quantum for midsize in-ground pools with leaves.

Which is cheaper?

The Dolphin Nautilus CC Supreme at $1,449, versus $1,999 for the Dolphin Quantum, checked Nov 11, 2026.

What is the difference between the Nautilus CC Supreme and the Quantum?

Pool types: In-ground pools; rectangular, round, free form and kidney shapes (Maytronics) on the Nautilus CC Supreme, In-ground and above-ground; rectangular, round, free form, kidney (Maytronics) on the Quantum. Cleans: Floor, walls and waterline with waterline scrubbing (Maytronics); PCWorld saw six roller… on the Nautilus CC Supreme, Floor, walls and waterline with waterline scrubbing (Maytronics); Poolbots saw it clean… on the Quantum. Power: Corded, runs independently of the pool pump (Maytronics); PCWorld measured a 50 ft cable on the Nautilus CC Supreme, Corded; Poolbots lists 180 W, about 5 cents per hour, and 2 DC motors on the Quantum.

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