Oct 24, 2026Buying Guide
Pool Robot Manufacturers in China: 8 Compared
Eight pool robot manufacturers in China compared on published MOQs (from 10 units), lead times and evidence. Alphabetical, sourced, no ranking.
The first thing to compare between pool robot manufacturers in China is what each one actually publishes about minimums, lead times and evidence, because those three answers decide whether a supplier fits your order. Silver Home publishes this page and is one of the eight suppliers on it. The eight are listed alphabetically, not ranked, and every competitor detail comes from that company's own website, checked on October 25, 2026.
Published terms build a shortlist. Samples, audits and production records decide the order.
How did we pick these eight pool robot companies?
Four checks: a Chinese company, an English-language website, robotic pool cleaners listed as a product, and published information about OEM or ODM work, private label or wholesale. WYBOTICS is the one exception to the last check, and its entry explains why. Leaving a company off says nothing about it, and well-known brands that mainly sell under their own name were left out.
We don't rate build quality, delivery or support here. A website can't show those, and we won't guess.
Facilo
Shenzhen Facilo Technology Co., Ltd. describes itself on facilopool.com as a manufacturer based in Shenzhen. Its FAQ lists logo, color, packaging and feature customization, welcomes sample orders, and gives a minimum order quantity starting at 10 units for standard models, with a 15–60-day lead time. Ask which models count as standard, and whether adding your logo changes the minimum or the schedule.
Hysheen
Hysheen's website gives an address in Longgang, Shenzhen, and says the brand was founded in 2020. Its private-label page describes putting your logo, colors and packaging on existing models with no R&D costs, and says buyers receive within 30–45 days. The range includes the X1 and X2 solar pool robots. Ask what that window starts from, and whether freight sits inside it.
Lincinco
LINCINCO, at cleverobot.com, says it has been in business since 2018 and offers OEM and ODM work on household cleaning robots, from wall-climbing pool robots to vacuums and lawn mowers. Its homepage mentions flexible MOQs without a number. Ask for a written minimum for the exact robot, color and packaging you want, with the event that starts the lead time written next to it.
Poolstar
NingBo Poolstar Pool Products Co., Ltd. gives Ningbo and 2008 as its location and founding year. Alongside its own AQUAJACK range, which includes wall-climbing robots and a robotic solar skimmer, it offers OEM services and private-label production. Its published process runs from consultation and quotation through sampling, mass production and logistics. Ask which approvals move your order from sampling into mass production.
Purily
PURILY AI ROBOT CO., LTD says on hydrarobo.com that it was founded in 2022 in Songshan Lake Science Park, Dongguan, and offers customizable ODM and OEM services including design and app development. If your brief includes an app, ask which functions already exist and which need development, and agree how each one will be shown working on the sample.
Silver Home
We build in our own factory in Changzhou, run by Changzhou FreeGo Robotics, which holds ISO 9001, ISO 14001 and ISO 45001 certificates issued by CQC and has an amfori BSCI audit by TÜV Rheinland. Private label runs 500–2,000 units per model, about 90 days for a first program and 30–45 days for repeats; neutral stock runs 100–300 units. Ask us to confirm quantity and timing by model.
WYBOTICS
WYBOTICS CO., LTD gives TEDA, Tianjin as its base and 2005 as its founding year on wybotics.com, and describes pool robot research, development, manufacturing and sales, with markets including the EU, the United States, Canada and Australia. The homepage doesn't describe an OEM or private-label offer. Ask directly whether it takes branded or wholesale programs, and on what minimum.
Y&G
Y&G's English site, smartpoolbot.com, gives an address on Huanshi Road West in Nansha, Guangzhou, speaks to wholesale and OEM or ODM buyers, and says every unit undergoes underwater testing. Its range runs from YG-PC01 to YG-PC04, including the PC03 solar skimmer. Ask for the written water-test procedure and one production record for the model you'd order.
What does a published MOQ actually cover?
A minimum only means something next to its scope. Facilo's 10 units applies to standard models. Our 100–300 units is neutral stock with no branding, and our 500–2,000 is private label with your logo, available housing colors, packaging and manual language. Those are three different purchases. Before you compare the numbers, write down what you're actually buying: an existing model as it is, an existing model with your brand, or a modified product.
Then ask each Chinese robotic pool cleaner supplier the same question in writing: what's the minimum for this exact configuration, and what changes if we add a custom retail box or a new housing color? The answer tells you more than the headline number on any website.
Where does each delivery clock stop?
Three of the eight publish timing, and the three statements aren't comparable yet, because their start events and delivery scope haven't all been confirmed. Hysheen says buyers receive within 30–45 days; confirm the delivery destination and whether freight is included. Facilo gives a 15–60-day lead time without saying where it ends. Our windows end at goods-ready in the factory, and they exclude sea and air freight.
Put all three on the same line before comparing them: what event starts the clock, which approvals sit inside it, and where it stops. A receipt date at your warehouse and a goods-ready date at a factory in China can be weeks apart on the same order.
What can't a supplier website tell you?
A website can't show how a robot handles your tile, your debris and your pool shapes. It can't show who actually assembles the unit, how incoming parts are controlled, or what was checked on the batch you'll receive. Those answers come from three different places: a sample test in your own conditions, a factory audit, and production records tied to your order. Keep them separate in your review, because one can't stand in for another.
How we test this at our Changzhou factory
At our Changzhou factory, every production robot runs in a water tank before packing and receives a final inspection. Cosmetic checks hold part gaps and steps under 0.3 mm, with colors matched against approved samples.
Send all eight the same brief
Ask every robotic pool cleaner supplier in China the same five questions. Which certificate files exist for this exact model and our market? Can you share a production water-test record and show how it links to our shipment? What's the minimum for logo-only work, and what changes with a new housing color? Which event starts the quoted lead time, and which freight do we add on top? Which spare parts and batteries can we order separately?
Need a production order of fewer than 100 units? We're the wrong fit.
A supplier that publishes a 10-unit minimum for standard models suits that order better. If you need an app built from scratch, look hardest at the suppliers that publish app development as a service.
Silver Home designs and builds robotic pool cleaners in its own factory in Changzhou. If you're shortlisting suppliers for a private-label program, send your target model, quantity and market through the form below, and we'll confirm quantity and timing by model.
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