C2 Vision specs
| Brand | Wybot |
|---|---|
| Type | Cordless |
| Pool type | In-ground & above-ground |
| Cleans | Floor · Walls · Waterline |
| Runtime | ~3 hr per charge |
| Rated reach | Up to 2,150 sq ft |
| Power | Rechargeable lithium battery (99 Wh) |
| Filtration | 180 µm basket + HEPA filter |
| Navigation | AI camera vision, 8 cleaning modes |
| App control | Yes |
| Warranty | 2 years |
| Price tier | $$ Mid-range ($500–$1,000). See Amazon for today's price. |
- The C2 Vision listing doesn't state runtime; ~3 hours is the figure shown on the sister C2 listings. Verify on the page.
- Wybot lists several near-identical C2 / C2 Vision ASINs with "2026 Upgrade" badges and varying prices ($470–$750).
Specs are compiled from manufacturer listings and independent reviews and may change between production runs. Pool robots are re-listed and re-badged often, so confirm on the Amazon page before buying.
The Wybot C2 Vision is a cordless robot with an AI camera that targets heavy-debris areas, eight cleaning modes, brushless motors and dual filtration (180 µm basket plus HEPA). It’s rated for pools up to about 2,150 sq ft and costs about $630 on Amazon, with a 2-year warranty. It’s the camera-guided option in the mid tier, and a sensible choice for pools with uneven debris patterns.
Who the C2 Vision is for (and who should skip it)
It’s for you if you like the idea of a robot that spends more time where the dirt is, and if you want programmable cleaning routes: the app offers expert mode with six custom routes (S, cross and star patterns for floors and others for walls). A mid-size pool up to about 2,000 sq ft is the sweet spot.
Skip it if your pool is large (the AquaSense 2 and Sora models are rated for roughly 3,200 sq ft), if you need a clearly stated runtime, or if a simple rectangular pool is all you have: the Scuba S1 or Wybot C1 clean a standard pool for $150–$200 less.
AI camera and routes
The listing describes a “leading AI camera” that finds heavy debris and increases cleaning time and suction there. There are eight cleaning modes (waterline, wall, floor, full pool and an AI vision mode), plus the custom expert routes and scheduled cleaning through the Wybot app. We can’t verify how well the camera works in practice; there is no independent test data we trust here, and the listing has only about 75 reviews.
Filtration and power
Brushless motors drive the suction and the filter system pairs a 180 µm basket with a HEPA filter. Battery capacity on the listing is about 99 Wh, similar to the C1. The listing doesn’t state runtime; the C2 family is listed at about 180 minutes, so we show roughly 3 hours with a note on the product page.
Reliability and listing quirks
This is a 2026 “upgrade” listing with a small review base. Wybot sells many near-identical C2 and C2 Vision listings with different badges and prices (we saw $470–$750), so make sure the title says “C2 Vision” and note the warranty term. The warranty is 2 years per the listing.
Bottom line
The C2 Vision is a good mid-range cordless robot with a more interesting navigation story than most. Whether the camera is worth the premium over the C1 depends on how uneven your debris is. For a standard pool, you can spend less; for a leafy, oddly shaped pool, it’s worth a look alongside the Sora 30.
