While having a home pool is a luxury, it requires regular upkeep. To make the cleaning process a little less arduous, the best pool cleaners can help maintain the health of your pool and water with ...

After testing the Aiper Scuba X1 Pro Max through algae season, here's my honest verdict on whether this robot pool cleaner is ...

My family recently had an in-ground pool installed in our back yard. With three older kids in the house (who need to spend less time playing video games), travel becoming prohibitively expensive, and ...

Pool ownership can be a ton of fun, especially in the summer months when the sun is high and the days drag on. Keeping that pool swimmable, however, requires regular cleaning and maintenance. Luckily, ...

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Owning a pool should feel like a vacation in your own yard, yet many people spend more time chasing dust and sunken leaves than floating in the sun. iGarden traced the failure point of most pool ...

Beatbot has launched a new, pricier robot pool cleaner that promises advanced, market-first features. The machine is packed with smart sensors and AI features for efficient, precise, and intelligent ...

The Aiper Scuba X1 looks—and is priced—like a high-end robotic pool cleaner, but it’s a weak performer and it’s a bear to clean after a session in the pool. Aiper makes some excellent robotic pool ...

The warmer temperatures are a reminder that summer is just around the corner. But as families plan to spend more time at the pool, the risk of drownings increases, especially at apartment pools.

One of the surest signs of summer is rolling back the cover and getting your swimming pool in shape for the season. While the excitement of the summer season is great, keeping the pool clean is a ...

With great suction, a tangle-free cord and an approachable price, one pool robot rises to the top of the heap. David lives in Brooklyn where he's spent more than a decade covering all things edible, ...