Pool owners can save hundreds on Aldi’s first-ever robotic pool cleaner

Owning a pool is great, but keeping it clean enough to actually swim in? That’s a whole different story.

If you’ve been considering a robotic pool cleaner but can’t justify the usual price tag, Aldi Australia is about to offer one of its biggest pool deals yet.

An ALDI Australia spokesperson said: “We know Aussies love clever gadgets that take the chore out of weekend pool maintenance, so we’re excited to introduce our first-ever Cordless Robotic Pool Cleaner to the middle aisle. With smart app navigation and zero cords, keeping your pool crystal clear has never been easier or more affordable.” 

What brand is Aldi’s robotic pool cleaner?

The Aldi Australia website lists it as a ‘Cordless Robotic Pool Cleaner’, but it’s actually the Pool Set Titan 300 from a Sydney-based Aussie brand. While Aldi doesn’t name the model, the specifications match the Titan 300 sold through Pool Set, Amazon and eBay. The biggest difference is the price: Aldi is selling it for $499, around $300 less than the $799 RRP listed on Pool Set’s website.

Aldi robotic pool cleaner specs

If you’re comparing robotic pool cleaners or looking for a swimming pool robot cleaner that doesn’t require hoses or cables, here’s what Aldi’s model offers:

• Battery-powered, cordless automatic cleaner designed for pools up to 150m²
• Cleans and scrubs the floor, walls and waterline; climbs steps and reaches hard-to-navigate corners
• Rapid 3-hour charging for high suction power
• Filters 200 litres per minute
• Large 4.2-litre internal filter basket
• Sucks up large debris, including sticks and long leaves
• App control for time cycles and five cleaning modes: full pool, floor only, wall only, wall then floor, and eco floor
• Intelligent navigation technology for full coverage and optimum cleaning performance
• 2-year warranty

For pool owners who’ve been putting off buying a robotic cleaner because of the cost, Aldi’s version could be one of the more affordable ways to automate the job.

A closer look at the Titan 300

Aldi’s spec list skips a few details, but Pool Set’s website fills in the blanks. The Titan 300 runs up to 150 minutes per charge and works in both in-ground and above-ground pools, whether you’ve got concrete, tile, fibreglass, or vinyl.

Pool Set’s website also lists what’s in the box: the cleaner, its internal filter basket, a DC charger, a user manual, flotation blocks, and a retrieval hook for fishing it out of the deep end. The filter basket’s fine 180-micron mesh catches silt, dust, and leaves.

Is a cordless robot right for your pool?

Unlike traditional suction cleaners or manual pool vacuum cleaners, a cordless robotic pool cleaner operates independently using its own motor, battery and filtration system.

The only catch is you’ll need to pull it out to charge and empty it.

The rest of Aldi’s pool range

The robot cleaner is just one part of Aldi’s Poolside Special Buys on 24 October. It also includes a telescopic pole ($19.99), a pool cover ($179), pool lights ($11.99), and adult inflatables ($34.99).

If $499 feels like too much, the $99 cordless vacuum is your budget pick. Just keep in mind, it’s a handheld tool you’ll need to guide around the pool yourself.

How to buy the Aldi robotic pool cleaner

The cordless robot pool cleaner goes on sale for $499 at Aldi stores across Australia on Saturday 24 October 2026. As with most Special Buys, stock is expected to be limited, so it’s worth checking availability online before you go.