SPINO E1
£599.00
Known for its innovative robotic lawn mowers, MAMMOTION now expands into pool care with the SPINO E1 — a cordless robotic pool cleaner that delivers pro-grade cleaning with entry-level accessibility.
The Spino E1 is Mammotion's first move into pool cleaning, and it makes sense as a sister product to the mowers — same brand, same app, same quiet ambition to take a chore off your list. It's a cordless robotic pool cleaner that scrubs floor, walls, and waterline in one cycle, parks itself at the surface when it's done, and lets you lift it out without diving for it. It's an entry-level unit, priced as such, and it does the job well.
Pool size: up to 150 m²
Pool depth: 60 cm to 3 metres (2 ft to 10 ft)
Battery: 6,000 mAh lithium, with double-layer protection
Runtime: up to 210 minutes in floor mode (3.5 hours), 180 in wall mode, 150 in combined floor + wall mode
Charge time: roughly 3 hours from empty
Suction: 5,800 GPH (gallons per hour) via three brushless motors
Filter mesh: 180 microns — fine enough to catch sand and grit, not just leaves
Waterproof rating: IPX8 (full saltwater submersion approved up to 5,000 ppm)
Why this might be your model
You have a residential pool up to 150 m² — most domestic pools across Somerset and Dorset fit comfortably inside that.
Your pool is between 60 cm and 3 metres deep.
You've been doing the cleaning yourself with a manual vac or a corded cleaner, and you'd rather not.
You want a cleaner you can drop in, push one button, and walk away from.
You want a cleaner you can drop in, push one button, and walk away from.
You already have a Mammotion mower, you trust the brand.
Why it might not
If your pool is over 150 m² or deeper than 3 metres, this is the wrong unit. The Spino S1 Pro arriving later in 2026 is the model to wait for in that case.
If you have shallow, curved steps, the step-cleaning feature is honestly still in beta and doesn't suit every staircase. We'll look at your steps on a site visit and tell you if it's a fit.
If you want a self-docking pool cleaner that lifts itself out and recharges automatically, that's the upcoming Spino S1 Pro — not this one. The E1 parks at the waterline and you lift it out yourself.