Head-to-head

Dolphin Nautilus CC Plus Wi-Fi vs Nautilus CC Supreme: Supreme adds waterline scrubbing and about 3.8 lb to lift

The short answer

Choose Nautilus CC Plus Wi-Fi for a pool up to 40 feet when floor and wall cleaning cover your needs. Choose CC Supreme for documented waterline scrubbing or an in-ground pool up to 50 feet. Supreme adds cycle choices but weighs about 3.8 lb more out of the water.

Before you choose

The reasoning and the trade-offs

A 45-foot pool selects Supreme on the stated limit

It is within Supreme's 50-foot range and exceeds Plus Wi-Fi's 40-foot rating. Do not use cable length as a substitute for the maker's pool limit.

What this is based on

40 < 45 ≤ 50. The additional ten feet represents a 25% increase over the Plus pool-length limit.

Main trade-off

Dolphin Nautilus CC Plus with Wi-Fi

Its stated coverage excludes waterline scrubbing.

Main trade-off

Dolphin Nautilus CC Supreme

At 24.63 lb, it is heavier to carry before retained water is considered.

Dolphin Nautilus CC Plus with Wi-Fi

Dolphin Nautilus CC Plus with Wi-Fi

Choose it for
  • Clean floors and walls in an in-ground pool up to 40 feet
  • Lift the lighter robot during retrieval
Main trade-off
Its stated coverage excludes waterline scrubbing.
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Dolphin Nautilus CC Supreme

Dolphin Nautilus CC Supreme

Choose it for
  • Include documented waterline scrubbing
  • Cover up to 50 feet and choose between listed cycle durations
Main trade-off
At 24.63 lb, it is heavier to carry before retained water is considered.
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About this comparison

Compare Nautilus CC Plus Wi-Fi and CC Supreme for pool length, waterline coverage, cycle options and retrieval weight. Both are corded app-controlled cleaners.

Choose Nautilus CC Plus Wi-Fi for a pool up to 40 feet when floor and wall cleaning cover your needs. Choose CC Supreme for documented waterline scrubbing or an in-ground pool up to 50 feet. Supreme adds cycle choices but weighs about 3.8 lb more out of the water.

Winner by situation

Start with what you need it to do

  • My in-ground pool is 45 feet long

    Only Supreme's stated maximum reaches 45 feet.

    Dolphin Nautilus CC Plus with Wi-Fi
    Not suitable
    Dolphin Nautilus CC Supreme
    Good
  • I need documented waterline scrubbing

    Wall climbing on Plus does not include a waterline-scrub specification.

    Dolphin Nautilus CC Plus with Wi-Fi
    Not suitable
    Dolphin Nautilus CC Supreme
    Good
  • The dry robot must weigh below 22 lb

    Plus lists 20.837 lb. Supreme lists 24.63 lb.

    Dolphin Nautilus CC Plus with Wi-Fi
    Good
    Dolphin Nautilus CC Supreme
    Not suitable
  • I want weekly app scheduling

    Both list weekly scheduling through MyDolphin Plus.

    Dolphin Nautilus CC Plus with Wi-Fi
    Good
    Dolphin Nautilus CC Supreme
    Good
  • I need a battery-powered robot without a pool cable

    Both selected models are corded robots.

    Dolphin Nautilus CC Plus with Wi-Fi
    Not suitable
    Dolphin Nautilus CC Supreme
    Not suitable

What matters in practice

The differences that matter

A 45-foot pool selects Supreme on the stated limit

It is within Supreme's 50-foot range and exceeds Plus Wi-Fi's 40-foot rating. Do not use cable length as a substitute for the maker's pool limit.

How we reached this conclusion

40 < 45 ≤ 50. The additional ten feet represents a 25% increase over the Plus pool-length limit.

Plus removes about 15% of the dry retrieval weight

That helps if carrying the robot is already difficult, though water drainage and where you stand also affect retrieval effort.

How we reached this conclusion

(24.63 - 20.837) / 24.63 × 100 = 15.4%. Difference = 3.793 lb. Dry manufacturer weights only.

The default-cycle gap is 30 minutes, not a cleaning-speed result

Supreme's default is half an hour longer, while its selectable 1.5-hour cycle is shorter. These different programs cannot be treated as equal-workload speed tests.

How we reached this conclusion

2.5 - 2 = 0.5 hours = 30 minutes. Manufacturer technical tables specify different cycle options and coverage.

Choice A
Dolphin Nautilus CC Plus with Wi-Fi

Dolphin, 99996409-PCI

Nautilus CC Plus with Wi-Fi

A connected two-hour cleaner for buyers who want proven wall cleaning and app scheduling.

Best matched use
Medium in-ground pools where app control matters but waterline scrubbing does not

Checked facts

  • Maximum stated pool length: 40 ft
  • Cleaning coverage: Floor and walls
  • Cycle settings: 2-hour default in technical table
  • Dry robot weight: 20.837 lb
Choice B
Dolphin Nautilus CC Supreme

Dolphin, 99991083-PC

Nautilus CC Supreme

A three-brush flagship Nautilus that reaches the waterline and offers short or deep app-controlled cycles.

Best matched use
50-foot in-ground pools that need full-line scrubbing and finer filtration

Checked facts

  • Maximum stated pool length: 50 ft
  • Cleaning coverage: Floor, walls and waterline
  • Cycle settings: 1.5 and 2.5 hours, 2.5-hour default
  • Dry robot weight: 24.63 lb

Meaningful differences

What changes the fit

Meaningful differences between Dolphin Nautilus CC Plus with Wi-Fi and Dolphin Nautilus CC Supreme
What changesDolphin Nautilus CC Plus with Wi-FiDolphin Nautilus CC SupremeWhy it matters
Maximum stated pool length40 ft50 ftSupreme extends the listed pool-length range by ten feet.
Cleaning coverageFloor and wallsFloor, walls and waterlineWaterline scrubbing is a specific additional task, not an inference from wall climbing.
Cycle settings2-hour default in technical table1.5 and 2.5 hours, 2.5-hour defaultA selectable shorter cycle does not mean the same cleaning job finishes sooner.
Dry robot weight20.837 lb24.63 lbSupreme adds approximately 3.8 lb before retrieval water is considered.
Brush systemTwo brushes, no active brush listedThree brushes with active brushingThe hardware differs, but brush count alone does not measure debris pickup.
Delay settingNo delay feature listedDelay feature listedBoth have weekly scheduling and MyDolphin Plus. Delayed start is the additional Supreme control.

What you give up

Every choice has a cost

If you choose Dolphin Nautilus CC Plus with Wi-Fi

  • The 40-foot pool limit excludes longer pools even though it has a swivel cable.

If you choose Dolphin Nautilus CC Supreme

  • Its 2.5-hour default cycle is longer than the Plus technical table's two-hour default.

Recommendation switch

The decision flips if...

My pool is above 40 and no more than 50 feet long

Choose Dolphin Nautilus CC Supreme. Supreme's stated length range covers it.

I need only floor and wall coverage and a dry weight below 22 lb

Choose Dolphin Nautilus CC Plus with Wi-Fi. Plus Wi-Fi meets both conditions.

I require cordless operation

Choose neither. Both robots use a power cable.

What matters in practice

How to make the call

01

Use pool length and waterline work as hard filters

A 45-foot pool or a firm waterline-scrubbing requirement makes Supreme the suitable member of this pair by specification. For a smaller pool where you will handle the waterline separately, Plus Wi-Fi covers the stated floor-and-wall role without carrying the heavier robot.

02

Think through retrieval before ordering

Weight matters most at the point you lift the machine out and carry it away. The published numbers are dry weights, and retained water can make a lift feel different. Follow the maker's retrieval instructions, allow drainage and avoid treating the cable as a carrying handle.

03

Do not infer performance from cycle or pump numbers

The makers list the same nominal suction rate for these two models, yet their coverage and brush systems differ. That does not establish identical pickup or a Supreme advantage in every pool. Steps, unusual ledges, surface traction and debris types need their own compatibility checks.

Check these before buying

  • Select Plus Wi-Fi ASIN B09K4C9WGF rather than the older non-Wi-Fi CC Plus.
  • Confirm pool length, surface and geometry with the current model documentation.
  • Check authorized-seller warranty terms and the exact filter kit for the current offer.

What this comparison cannot tell you

  • No pool, waterline, filtration or retrieval test was performed. Plus Wi-Fi's marketing text conflicts with its technical table on cycle time, so the two-hour table value is explicitly identified.

What the facts say

What the comparison shows

Useful conclusions from the current robot pool cleaners comparison, followed by the checked facts used to reach them.

See the checked facts and calculation notes
Compared set
2 models
Source records
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Facts and source records used for the products in this recommendation
ProductNeeds matchedChecked factsSource records
Dolphin Nautilus CC Plus with Wi-Fi
  • Clean floors and walls in an in-ground pool up to 40 feet
  • Lift the lighter robot during retrieval
  • Maximum stated pool length: 40 ft
  • Cleaning coverage: Floor and walls
  • Cycle settings: 2-hour default in technical table
  • Dry robot weight: 20.837 lb
  • Brush system: Two brushes, no active brush listed
  • Delay setting: No delay feature listed
Dolphin Nautilus CC Supreme
  • Include documented waterline scrubbing
  • Cover up to 50 feet and choose between listed cycle durations
  • Maximum stated pool length: 50 ft
  • Cleaning coverage: Floor, walls and waterline
  • Cycle settings: 1.5 and 2.5 hours, 2.5-hour default
  • Dry robot weight: 24.63 lb
  • Brush system: Three brushes with active brushing
  • Delay setting: Delay feature listed

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