Kokido (2023 New) Rechargeable Heavy-Duty Pool Vacuum, 8X Suction, Standard and Fine Filter Bags, Commercial Power and Speed for Whole Pool & Spot Clean, Inground and Above Ground Pools, XTROVAC 910

I love this KOKIDO pool vacuum. It’s really easy to use and attaches perfectly to my skimmer pole. The suction power is great, I can clean my entire pool before it even needs a recharge. It charges up fast too, which is a huge plus. The two filter bags are a nice touch! The fine one works perfectly for picking up sand and smaller debris. Overall, a solid, hassle-free pool vacuum that makes cleaning so much easier!

This is like having a pool robot but instead yiu hold it and sweep yourself. Battery life us phenomenal. It is intuitive. If a piece if teig falls in, it shuts down, you clear it and use it again. You have to watch if the bag gets too full. If its too full it gets undone. As it catches leaves and other materials it shreds them. Great suction power. My husband didn't cover right the pool. It had about 6 bags worth of leaves at the bottom. You had to do a little at a time but it cleaned everything. I rarely attach the hose to the filter. Ueing this is more practical. I can't rave enough about this. You need to follow the instructions and you will enjoy using this. We use this in our inground pool that has like an 18000 gallon capacity. In 25 years of maintaining the pool, this is the best item I have owned for cleaning the pool floor. Absolutely my govto tool.

I love my KOKIDO leaf vacuum. Previously I had ordered and returned 3 other brands of pool vacuums. Each time being very disappointed. I've used my KOKIDO 8 times and each time I am thrilled with the results. It's easy to use and captures both leaves and sand. The bag is easy to clean out. How do I order an additional fine bag? The battery if fine now but I would like to know what I need to do to get a replacement when the time comes.

This is a well-made product that is very, very useful for pool owners. I bought the smaller one first and liked it so much I had to have the larger one. I use it in-between major cleanings. I also have a Dolphin cleaner, but I use this one a lot more. However, I imagine you could use this as your only cleaner. I think the Dolphin probably scrubs and get smaller particles. I use it a lot for quick clean ups before company comes, or when I'm just messing around in the evening. It's very easy to start, and only turns on when it hits the water. When you take it out, it stops. Battery life is excellent, will do at least 10 cleanings, probably more. The only issue I have had is during my last charging, for some reason it overheated or something. I couldn't get the plug out. Had to pry it out with a screwdriver and made a mess of the plug. But amazingly, it still works. So I have about 10 more cleanings, then I can't charge it again. Might reach out to the company to see if I can buy just a plug. If I can't get a new plug, I will most likely buy another unit. I like it that much. Overall, great product. Worth the money. Have recommended to several of my buddy pool owners.

I purchased the Kokido XV910 in July 2024. So I've had about a year and a half to use it. The idea of having a portable vacuum where I don't have to connect a device to a garden hose or to haul out tubing to connect to my pools filtration system was appealing. The vacuum comes with a regular mesh bag and a fine mesh bag for silt. My Issues Of Frustration: 1) The Bag Often Pops Off, Causing A Mess. There is no way to tighten the bag down any farther than what I am doing. Yet 25% of the time, the bag will pop off the top of the vacuum, SPILLING ITS CONTENTS all back into the pool. This happened to me 2x today. Work to get all the dirt corralled and vacuumed up, and then the bag pops off in the deep end spewing all the contents back into the pool. GRRR. 2) The Vacuum's Propeller Often Gets Stuck Causing A Mess. It does not take a very big leaf or small piece of twig or small piece of bark to JAM the propeller. When this happens a red light comes on the vacuum and the propeller stops moving. When the propeller stops moving dirt and debris fall from the bag back into the vacuum head and back out into the pool as you madly try and get the vacuum back up to the surface. This happened 2x today also. I had been vacuuming and had a section almost totally cleaned up when a two 3" leaves stopped the propeller from spinning. The red light came on and by the time I got the vacuum out of the 7' deep end, 2/3 of the dirt and debris in the bag had fallen back out of the bag, through the vacuum head and back into the pool without a stream of propeller driven water keeping the debris in the bag. Both of these problems are not new. I've just been living with them. Today was particularly bad vacuuming experience since the bag popped off more than once AND the propeller got stuck more than once (on very small vacuumed up material), and with each problem much of the dirt and debris I had painstakingly vacuumed up went floating back into the pool for me to have to vacuum up AGAIN. Frustrating to say the least. There has got to be a better portable vacuum or a better robot cleaner solution. I think I'm going to start researching pool robots. It's bad enough to have to manually vacuum up leaves and debris out of a pool ONE time, but to have the "tool" y9ou are using to do that task fault out and dump all your hard work back into the pool is frustrating to say the least.