Intex 26755EH Prism Frame Premium Above Ground Swimming Pool Set: 20ft x 52in – Includes 1500 GPH Cartridge Filter Pump – Removable Ladder – Pool Cover – Ground Cloth

This Intex 20ft x 52in Prism Frame pool is absolutely fantastic! Five stars all the way! It's transformed our backyard into a summer oasis. Here's why we love it:Huge Size: This pool is massive! Plenty of room for the whole family to swim and play, and even enough space for some serious laps. The 20ft diameter is perfect for our needs.Sturdy Construction: The Prism Frame is incredibly strong and durable. The metal frame is robust and the liner feels thick and well-made. We've had it up for a couple of seasons now, and it's held up beautifully.Easy Setup (for a pool this size): While it's a big pool, the setup was surprisingly manageable. It definitely takes a few people and some time, but the instructions were clear, and we were able to get it assembled without too much trouble.Complete Set: We opted for the set, and it came with everything we needed – the pump, ladder, ground cloth, and pool cover. It was great to have everything included and not have to purchase things separately.Great Value: For the size and quality, this Intex pool is an excellent value. It's provided countless hours of fun for our family and friends, and it's definitely worth the investment.Overall, we are thrilled with our Intex Prism Frame pool. It's a great size, well-made, and relatively easy to set up. It's brought so much joy to our backyard and is the perfect way to beat the summer heat. Highly recommended!

The media could not be loaded. Okay, prepare for a long detailed review and everything you need to know about this pool.6/26/24At first, I was very skeptical about whether to purchase this pool because of the reviews. I have seen some bad reviews on it.. yet some good ones. The day it got delivered was today. As you can see in the photo I provided it was in okay condition, but everything inside was still intact and safe, with no damage. I have seen lots of bad reviews on how there were holes, I did not see any holes, but it was completely fine.Pricing and what came included: I would say it was worth the price for this big size of a pool plus with what it came with. I got the 15x42. It can fit about 8 or more people.. you can even throw a little pool party if you want too. This pool came with a few necessities, a ladder, filter pump, ground tarp, and pool cover.Set Up and its Process: It took about 2 1/2 hours. It took about 3 people to help. Me + my 2 sisters. We started around 12:30pm, finished around 2 pm, and started filling up the pool around 2:30. As I'm writing this review it is almost somewhat filled. I added another photo there and it was around 8 pm. The process overall was very easy, it was just a lot to do since the pool is pretty big. So far no leaks are happening.Filter Pump + other problems people had with this product: We have not tried the filter pump yet but I have seen so many bad reviews about it. But overall we have had no problems with the pool. I will probably update on how the pool is a month later + add an update on the pump!It is worth the buy! 😊Update 7/22/24: The pool is awesome and the pump works perfectly fine, at times it did stop working but I fixed it right away and it was back to normal. Unfortunately, there was a leak but due to something my parents moved and accidentally leaned it against the pool and ripped a bit but we were able to fix it with flex tape.

Easy to install and practical for small kids. It’s not big and not that small either. And it looks durable since it have the pole and is thick enough for the kids even if they play rough.

The pool itself is sturdy and easy to set up and the 10'x30" size is great for my 4yo. However the pump it comes with is fairly weak and I realized after buying an Intex skimmer that it requires a stronger pump, making this pool difficult to keep clean. The pump filters also clog up quickly (mine only last about a week) and cost a couple bucks. You can spray them off to extend their life some, but it still adds up and they're a bit of a pain to replace.That said, I've learned a trick that works pretty well to both extend the life of the filters and make the skimmer somewhat effective. If you cap one of the two pump outlets and attach a skimmer to the other, stretch a skimmer sock (available on Amazon) over the floating blue skimmer insert, then hang it at an angle so that most of the sock is underwater, it does a pretty good job of collecting surface debris. This has also made my pump filters last much longer (it's been more than 2 weeks since I added the skimmer/sock setup and haven't had to even rinse the filter yet). You do have to rinse the skimmer sock off every day or so (I just lift it out and hose it off), but that's way easier than cleaning the filters.Also, I've dealt with a nasty algae bloom after the chlorine levels fell too far while we were out of town and it's a pain to recover from (you can see some remaining in my picture), so don't slack on your chlorine tablets/tests! I find that keeping a couple 1" tablets in the floater (sold separately) at all times is about right, but your mileage may vary so I definitely recommend getting a chlorine/ph test kit. It's way easier to prevent than remove algae, though if you do end up in this situation, adding a cup or two of bleach every day until the algae clears seems to work as a poor-man's "shock" (just be sure to wait to swim until the chlorine levels fall back into a safe range). Or, drain it, scrub it out good, and start over, though obviously you don't want to do this too often.