rabbit.reviews74Consensus score
How strongly 2 sources agree — expert labs and real owners, with community voices weighted heavier. Not one reviewer’s opinion; the pattern across all of them.
Buy it if
- Multi-media filtration handles fine debris and large leaves simultaneously
- Cleans pools up to 50 feet
- Built-in weekly scheduler via remote
Skip it if
- Expensive — one of the priciest consumer robotic cleaners
- Corded with a long cable that can still tangle
- Overkill for small or lightly-used pools
“Recommended for large pools with heavy debris loads”r/pools
Owners of larger pools describe the Premier as the robot they graduated to after the CC Plus stopped keeping up. Community threads position it as a “deliberate step up” — not a replacement for most buyers, but the right tool when debris volume or pool size outpaces what mid-range robots can handle. Its “aggressive dual brushes and multi-filter system” are cited as the reason it finishes jobs others leave half-done. For smaller pools, the consensus is clear: it's overkill, and the price will sting without the payoff.
What owners love
- Multi-media filtration handles fine debris and large leaves simultaneously
- Cleans pools up to 50 feet
- Built-in weekly scheduler via remote
- Aggressive dual scrubbing brushes for algae
The recurring gripe
- Expensive — one of the priciest consumer robotic cleaners
- Corded with a long cable that can still tangle