Robotic Pool Cleaner

Tired of spending hours on pool cleaning? iGarden’s cordless robotic cleaner does the work for you—so you can spend less time cleaning and more time enjoying your pool.

Meet the iGarden Pool Cleaner: Find Your Perfect Match

We have curated our product line to meet diverse needs, ensuring every pool owner finds their ideal cleaning companion.

Pool Cleaner K-AI Series

The iGarden K-AI Series combines Bionic AI Dual-Camera Vision, intelligent 3D navigation, and AI-powered path planning to deliver smarter, more efficient pool cleaning. Featuring a 20-Minute AI Quick Clean mode, AI-Inverter™ 2.0 power management, and up to 6.5 hours of runtime, it is designed to provide thorough, hands-free cleaning for large pools while minimizing maintenance and maximizing efficiency.

Bionic AI Dual-Vision system for real-time pool recognition

Full coverage cleaning (floor / wall / waterline)

3D “S” intelligent path navigation

Auto-docking with 5-second quick water release

3-year warranty

K-AI 50: 5H

K-AI 70: 7H

K-AI 90: 9H

AUD $1,399.00

AUD $1,999.00

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Pool Cleaner K Pro

The K PRO Series offers longer runtime and stronger cleaning performance, making it a reliable option for larger pools or more frequent cleaning. It combines powerful suction with intelligent route planning to help you spend less time managing the process while keeping cleaning results consistent for both routine maintenance and deeper sessions.

Up to 15 hours of runtime (K Pro 150)

360° full coverage cleaning (floor / wall / waterline)

3D “S” intelligent path navigation

Turbo 200% deep-clean mode

Auto-docking with 5-second quick water release

3-year warranty

K Pro 100: 10H

K Pro 150: 15H

AUD $1,799.00

AUD $2,399.00

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Pool Cleaner K

For most home swimming pools, the K Series is a practical and economical cordless cleaning solution. It combines powerful cleaning capabilities, intelligent navigation, and ease of use, helping you maintain daily pool cleanliness while keeping overall costs under control.

Up to 7 hours runtime per charge

Turbo 200% deep-clean mode

AI-powered navigation for complex pool shapes

Auto-docking + 5-second self-draining design

3-year warranty

K70: 7H

AUD $1,399.00

AUD $1,799.00

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Pool Cleaner KN

The KN Series is lighter while combining outstanding performance, intelligent navigation, and easy operation. It is designed for homeowners who want wider pool coverage with less effort. With smart navigation, wall and waterline cleaning, and flexible runtime options, it makes daily pool maintenance easier.

Up to 4 hours runtime

Smart 3D navigation with optimized paths

Triple brushless motors for higher efficiency

Multiple modes with LED status indicators

Lightweight design for easy handling and retrieval

KN40:4H

AUD $899.00

AUD $1,299.00

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Compare & choose the right cleaner

iGarden Intelligent Pool Cleaning Robot K Pro 100

iGarden Intelligent Pool Cleaning Robot K Pro 150

K Pro Series

AUD $1,799.00AUD $2,399.00

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iGarden Robotic Pool Cleaner K70

K Series

AUD $1,399.00AUD $1,799.00

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iGarden Robotic Pool Cleaner K-AI 50

iGarden Robotic Pool Cleaner K-AI 70

iGarden Robotic Pool Cleaner K-AI 90

K-AI Series

AUD $1,399.00AUD $1,999.00

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iGarden Robotic Pool Cleaner KN 40

KN Series

AUD $899.00AUD $1,299.00

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What Is a Robotic Pool Cleaner?

A robotic pool cleaner is essentially a small automated machine that works independently inside the pool. It has its own drive system, motor, brushes, filtration and navigation components. Depending on the model, a robot may clean the pool floor, climb the walls and clean along the waterline. Some models are also designed with larger debris baskets or longer runtimes for pools that require more extensive cleaning.

Because the robot collects debris inside its own filter basket, you can remove the cleaner after a cycle, empty the basket and put it away ready for the next clean.

What a Robotic Pool Cleaner Does — and Doesn't Do

Although the technology varies between models, most robotic pool cleaners rely on several key components working together.

A robotic pool cleaner is designed to handle routine physical cleaning inside the pool. Depending on the model, it can collect leaves, dirt, sand and other debris from the pool floor, while some models can also scrub the walls and waterline. Because the robot has its own motor and filtration system, it can clean independently without relying on the pool pump to move it around.

A robotic pool cleaner does not replace complete pool maintenance. You will still need to test and balance the water, maintain the skimmer and filtration system, check pool equipment and deal with issues such as algae or water chemistry when they arise. Think of a robotic cleaner as one part of your pool care routine: it takes care of the repetitive cleaning work so you can spend less time vacuuming and more time enjoying the pool.

Are Robotic Pool Cleaners Worth It?

For most pool owners, the biggest benefit is not that a robot eliminates pool maintenance altogether. It is that it takes care of one of the more repetitive parts of the job. A robotic cleaner can reduce the need for regular manual vacuuming and help keep leaves, dirt and other debris under control between deeper maintenance jobs. They can be particularly useful for pools surrounded by gardens or trees, where debris can build up quickly. They are also convenient for pool owners who want to keep the pool clean without having to connect and set up a manual cleaner each time.

The important thing is to choose a model that matches the pool. A compact pool used occasionally may not need the same runtime or debris capacity as a larger family pool that is used throughout the warmer months.

How Often Should You Run a Robotic Pool Cleaner?

There is no single schedule that suits every pool.

A pool that sits beneath trees may need more frequent cleaning than one in a relatively open area. Similarly, periods of windy weather, storms or heavy swimming can leave more debris in the water.

For a regularly used residential pool, running the robot several times a week is often a practical starting point. During periods when the pool collects more leaves, dust or other debris, you may need to run it more often.

The easiest approach is to use the pool itself as your guide. If debris is consistently settling on the floor before the next cleaning cycle, increase the frequency. If the pool remains clean between cycles, there may be no need to run the robot every day. A robotic cleaner is best viewed as part of your overall pool maintenance routine. It helps manage debris and surface cleaning, but it does not replace water testing, chemical balancing, skimmer maintenance or routine equipment checks.

How Does a Robotic Pool Cleaner Work?

Motor

The motor provides the power needed to move the robot through the pool and generate water flow for debris collection.

Brushes

Rotating brushes loosen dirt, algae and debris from the pool surface so they can be picked up by the cleaner.

Filter

The filter traps the debris collected by the robot. The right filtration system depends on what normally ends up in your pool, from larger leaves and insects to smaller particles.

Navigation

Navigation technology determines how the robot moves around the pool. More advanced systems can use sensors and mapping to plan movement and improve coverage.

Battery

Cordless robotic pool cleaners use a rechargeable battery rather than a power cable connected to the pool deck. Runtime varies by model, so it is worth considering your pool size and cleaning needs before choosing.

How to Choose the Best Cordless Robotic Pool Cleaners

Not sure which model is right for your pool? This quick guide covers the key factors to compare before you choose.

Start with Your Pool Size and Type

Start with your pool size and type. A small above-ground pool usually needs a lightweight cleaner built mainly for floor cleaning. An inground pool—especially one with a deep end, slopes or steps—needs stronger drive power and broader coverage. Australian pools can range from compact backyard pools to larger concrete, fibreglass and tiled pools, so do not rely on broad claims like “for large pools”. The real question is whether one cycle can cover your pool. If not, you will be dealing with incomplete cleaning.

Decide What Areas Need to Be Cleaned

Decide whether you only need the floor cleaned or also the walls and waterline. Floor-only models are usually enough for routine leaves, sand and debris on the bottom, and they cost less. If your walls collect buildup or your waterline gets oily or dirty, choose a model that can climb and scrub those areas. This can be especially useful for Australian backyard pools surrounded by trees and gardens, where leaves and outdoor debris can quickly find their way into the water. Otherwise, you will still be cleaning them yourself.

Match Navigation to Your Pool Shape

The simpler the pool shape, the less navigation matters. Basic cleaning patterns are usually enough for rectangular or round pools. If your pool is L-shaped, freeform, has steps or a lot of corners, navigation matters much more. Many Australian backyard pools have features such as built-in steps or different depths, making coverage more important. In these pools, the real problem is usually not suction—it is missed spots, repeated passes and edge hang-ups.

Think About Runtime and Cordless Convenience

Cordless models are easier to use because there is no cable to manage. But that only helps if the runtime is long enough to finish the job. If you have a large pool, or want one cycle to clean the floor, walls and waterline, runtime should be a priority. It can also matter after windy weather or heavy leaf fall, when there is more debris to collect. If you have a smaller pool or clean often, cordless convenience may matter more.

Choose Filtration Based on the Debris You Deal With

Choose filtration based on the debris your pool actually gets. Australian pools can pick up everything from gum leaves and flower petals to insects, fine dust and sand, depending on the surrounding landscape. If you deal with leaves, petals or bugs, focus on basket capacity and clog resistance. If you deal with fine sand, dust or sediment, focus on how well it captures small particles. If the cleaner runs but the pool still looks dirty, the issue is often not coverage—it is filtration that is too coarse.

Look for Features That Make Daily Use Easier

Daily usability matters. App control makes settings easier to manage, scheduled cleaning reduces manual effort, and easy retrieval makes each cycle less of a chore. Also check how easy it is to remove and rinse the filter basket. If your pool collects plenty of leaves or fine debris, a basket that is quick to empty and clean can make a noticeable difference. If that part is inconvenient, you are less likely to use the cleaner consistently.

Compare Long-Term Value, Not Just Price

Do not compare by price alone. Compare whether the features actually fit your pool and cleaning habits. If you only need floor cleaning, extra features may not be worth paying for. But if your pool needs wall cleaning, waterline scrubbing or better coverage in a complex shape, a basic model will usually create more work later. For Australian buyers, also consider warranty coverage, replacement parts and after-sales support. The better measure is long-term value: consistent cleaning, less manual work and easy maintenance. The right cleaner is not always the most expensive—it is the one that fits your pool best.

Frequently Asked Questions about Robotic Pool Cleaners

No. It is equipped with soft tracks. During the development process, we extensively tested it on various plaster surfaces and found no scratches under normal use conditions.

Absolutely. Our robots feature corrosion-resistant materials and automotive-grade coatings, making them perfectly safe and effective for saltwater environments.

Yes, the pool cleaner is compatible with Pebble Tec surfaces as long as the surface is smooth and free of protrusions.

For the best assessment, we recommend sending a close-up photo of your pool surface so we can confirm compatibility before use.

No, the Pool Cleaner K is designed to clean the floor, walls, and waterline of your pool. It does not clean the water surface, so surface debris should be removed manually or with a separate skimmer.

The Pool Cleaner K series offers four cleaning modes that determine which areas of the pool are cleaned and how the cleaning path is executed.

1. Floor Only (Cleaning Mode LED - Bottom LED ON)
This mode focuses on cleaning the pool floor using an S-shaped path for most of the cleaning time.

2. Wall Only (Cleaning Mode LED - Top LED ON)
In this mode, the robot only cleans the pool walls and follows a “U-shaped” climbing path to ensure vertical surfaces are cleaned efficiently.

3. Wall + Floor (Cleaning Mode LED - Two LEDs ON)
This mode first cleans the walls and waterline, then moves to the pool floor for S-shaped coverage.

4. Full Coverage (Cleaning Mode LED - All LEDs OFF)
This is the most comprehensive mode, where the cleaner sequentially covers the floor, walls, and waterline, including tanning ledges (water depth > 40 cm (1.3 ft)), to ensure full pool cleaning coverage.

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Robotic Pool Cleaner