Pool Vacuum for Above Ground Pool with a Telescopic Pole, Running time up to 1H, T403 Handheld Rechargeable Pool Cleaner with Powerful Suction up to 18.5 gallons/min, Ideal for Leaves, Debris

This is a great little vac for our pool. We could not get a robot type one b/c we have an above-ground pool, and it kept getting stuck on some of the little folds on the bottom of the pool so we opted for this one. It works very well. Easy to power on, easy to charge, just easy overall and not SUPER expensive.

There's a few things that are critical in a good spa vac, I know because the one I had before lacked these and it thus it was a constant source of frustration. Foremost is the ability to turn the vac on and off with wet hands. You're cleaning your pool or spa, you're often going to be a bit wet. This new Enhulk vac solves that problem with a nice big chunky square button you slide back and forth to turn on and off. Easy. And the space where you plug it in is not covered by some flimsy flap that lets water in to corrode the charging port. This one is wide open and designed to get wet and keep working. Again, nice! The bag that catches all the debris is ever so slightly finicky to replace after you've cleaned it out. But once you've figured out the trick of reattaching it with all the sides fit in properly you're golden. I'm digging my new Enhulk vac and my dipping pool and spa are clean.

This is the greatest thing that we purchased. We had an automatic pool vacuum that missed half of the debris. This is fantastic. I would definitely recommend this and it’s reasonably priced

Exactly what I needed for Vacuuming around stairs and getting in corners where leaves and debris collect. Picks up the big and small. Great for cleaning when I don’t want to hook up hose vac.

I’ve been using the Enhulk T403 pool vacuum for a few weeks now, and overall, I’m really happy with it. The cordless design makes cleaning so much easier — no hoses or cords to untangle — and the suction is surprisingly strong for a handheld unit. It easily picks up leaves, bugs, and small debris, and the telescopic pole lets me reach all areas of my above-ground pool without getting in. The battery lasts close to an hour, which is plenty for my 18-foot pool, and recharges in about an hour and a half. The only downsides are that the debris compartment fills up fairly quickly if the pool is really dirty, and it struggles a bit with fine sand or silt. The pole also feels a little wobbly when fully extended, but that’s not a dealbreaker. Cleanup is easy — just rinse the filter and it’s ready to go again. Overall, it’s a solid, convenient pool cleaner that saves me a lot of time. If you have a small to medium pool and want something quick and easy to use, I’d definitely recommend it!