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The Intex Easy Set Pool is the best inflatable pool thanks to its wide variety of size options and a helpful cartridge filter pump. There are 10 size options to choose from, but our favorite is the 10-feet by 30-inch pool, which has 23 inches of water depth. The included pump improves water circulation, clarity, and freshness. And a convenient drain plug connects to your garden hose. Pros:

Different size options to choose fromCartridge filter pump for better quality water

Cons:

Some problems with setting up the pump

Kids ages three and up will love this WateBom Inflatable pool, whether indoors or outdoors. It comes with a fun, ocean animal design and seven sizes to choose from. There is also a soft floor which makes it comfortable and safe for kids to play in. We found that this inflatable pool holds up more than others, but patches are included if a rip or tear happens. Pros:

Soft floor for kids’ comfort and safety Lasts long and holds up wear and tear

Cons:

Only works well if it’s on a flat surface 

You don’t have to be a kid to enjoy an inflatable pool, and this Intex pool is perfect for adults looking to lounge outside while keeping cool. It features four built-in seats with backrests and two handy drink holders. What’s more, it’s perfect for sunbathing since its water depth is relatively shallow at 14 inches. Pros:

Seats and drink holders for lounging Great for sunbathing

Cons:

Have to fill up each sit with air separately, which can take a bit

If you’re looking for a cheaper inflatable pool option, the Intext Swim Center is a decent choice at $42. It has three chambers and wide sidewalls making it durable from punctures. However, its 13 inches of water depth isn’t too deep if you’re an adult looking to use it. Pros:

Least expensive option Wide sidewalls

Cons:

Doesn’t last as long as some other options Shallow water 

This inflatable pool will keep you cool and keep you shaded thanks to a removable UPF50+ sun canopy. At 22 inches of water depth, it’s enough to both lounge in the shade and splash around. Its built-in elbow valve and 90-degree drainpipe make inflating and taking down easy.   Pros:

Shaded sun canopy Easy to inflate and take down

Cons:

Only works well on a flat surface