The catch
Dolphin Nautilus CC Plus with Wi-Fi
Waterline scrubbing falls outside its stated coverage.
Side by side
If your pool is up to 40 feet and floor and wall cleaning cover your needs, Nautilus CC Plus Wi-Fi is the one to get. CC Supreme is the choice for documented waterline scrubbing or an in-ground pool of up to 50 feet. It also adds cycle choices, but it weighs about 3.8 lb more out of the water.
Before you buy
Supreme's 50-foot range covers it, while Plus Wi-Fi's 40-foot rating falls short. Cable length is no stand-in for the maker's pool limit.
Where this comes from
40 < 45 ≤ 50. The extra ten feet works out to 25% above the Plus pool-length limit.
The catch
Waterline scrubbing falls outside its stated coverage.
The catch
It is heavier to carry at 24.63 lb, and that is before counting retained water.


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Nautilus CC Plus Wi-Fi and CC Supreme, both corded cleaners with app control, are compared on pool length, waterline coverage, cycle options and retrieval weight.
If your pool is up to 40 feet and floor and wall cleaning cover your needs, Nautilus CC Plus Wi-Fi is the one to get. CC Supreme is the choice for documented waterline scrubbing or an in-ground pool of up to 50 feet. It also adds cycle choices, but it weighs about 3.8 lb more out of the water.
Which one fits
Supreme's stated maximum alone reaches 45 feet.
Plus climbs walls, but no waterline-scrub specification comes with that.
Plus is listed at 20.837 lb, Supreme at 24.63 lb.
Weekly scheduling through MyDolphin Plus is listed for both.
Each of the selected models is a corded robot.
In practice
Supreme's 50-foot range covers it, while Plus Wi-Fi's 40-foot rating falls short. Cable length is no stand-in for the maker's pool limit.
40 < 45 ≤ 50. The extra ten feet works out to 25% above the Plus pool-length limit.
If carrying the robot is already hard, that helps. Retrieval effort also depends on water drainage and where you stand.
Difference = 3.793 lb. (24.63 - 20.837) / 24.63 × 100 = 15.4%. These are dry manufacturer weights only.
Half an hour longer is Supreme's default, but its selectable 1.5-hour cycle runs shorter. Since the programs differ, they cannot be read as speed tests of equal workloads.
Cycle options and coverage differ in the manufacturer technical tables. 2.5 - 2 = 0.5 hours = 30 minutes.

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Spec by spec
| Spec | Dolphin Nautilus CC Plus with Wi-Fi | Dolphin Nautilus CC Supreme | In practice |
|---|---|---|---|
| Maximum stated pool length | 40 ft | 50 ft | Ten feet more of listed pool length is covered by Supreme. |
| Cleaning coverage | Floor and walls | Floor, walls and waterline | You cannot infer waterline scrubbing from wall climbing, since it is a separate task of its own. |
| Cycle settings | 2-hour default in technical table | 1.5 and 2.5 hours, 2.5-hour default | Being able to select a shorter cycle does not mean the same cleaning job ends earlier. |
| Dry robot weight | 20.837 lb | 24.63 lb | Before retrieval water is counted, Supreme is approximately 3.8 lb heavier. |
| Brush system | Two brushes, no active brush listed | Three brushes with active brushing | Brush count alone is no measure of debris pickup, though the hardware differs. |
| Delay setting | No delay feature listed | Delay feature listed | Weekly scheduling and MyDolphin Plus are on both. Supreme alone adds delayed start as a control. |
Trade-offs
Change of plan
Go with Dolphin Nautilus CC Supreme. It falls within Supreme's stated length range.
Go with Dolphin Nautilus CC Plus with Wi-Fi. Both conditions are met by Plus Wi-Fi.
Neither model fits. A power cable is used by both robots.
Decision guide
Nautilus CC Plus Wi-Fi fits a pool up to 40 feet when floor and wall cleaning are enough. CC Supreme fits documented waterline scrubbing or an in-ground pool up to 50 feet. Supreme gives you cycle choices too, at about 3.8 lb more weight out of the water.
By specification, a 45-foot pool or a firm waterline-scrubbing requirement makes Supreme the suitable one of the pair. If your pool is smaller and you will handle the waterline separately, Plus Wi-Fi covers the stated floor-and-wall role and spares you the heavier robot.
Weight counts most at the moment you lift the machine out and carry it off. Published numbers are dry weights, and retained water can change how a lift feels. Follow the maker's retrieval instructions, let it drain and never use the cable as a carrying handle.
Both models carry the same nominal suction rate from the makers, but their coverage and brush systems differ. That does not prove identical pickup, nor a Supreme advantage in every pool. Steps, unusual ledges, surface traction and debris types each need a compatibility check of their own.
By the numbers
What we found across the robot pool cleaners we compare, plus the checked facts behind each finding.
| Product | Needs it meets | Facts we checked | Sources |
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| Dolphin Nautilus CC Plus with Wi-Fi |
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| Dolphin Nautilus CC Supreme |
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