Scuba S1

I have an older Aiper Scuba S1 and I personally love it. I used it even all winter (I’m in Seattle and don’t cover or close my pool) in almost freezing temps (despite the warning of needing 50 degree water) and it has been fine for over a year now. Gets about 80-90% of the pool clean each time and r

I buy slightly used on marketplace and have had pretty good luck. Got a betta skimmer for $150 like brand new and it's awesome. Bought a brand new dolphin e10 for $250 does pretty good but short run time on my 30 foot pool. Just picked up a one year old aiper scuba s1 for $150 and it's pretty good.

I made the jump from a Dolphin to an Aiper Scuba S1 last year and don't regret it at all. The cord thing was driving me nuts too - always having to untangle it or deal with it floating around while the thing was running. Cleaning wise, I haven't noticed any drop-off. My pool's about 20x40 and the S1

Aiper Scuba S1 will do just fine. We got the seagull Pro. Aiper replaced it with the scuba S1 when they found a faulty battery, it’s been great since. We have a large lazy L

After watching a few videos, I ended up getting an Aiper Scuba S1... I've only had it this season, but I'm extremely pleased with it, and for $450 on sale, I don't mind replacing it every few years if needed. Doesn't have any fancy features like docking, remote start, etc however. I have a 20x40, 40

I have an Aiper Scuba S1. I bought it on a big sale and had zero expectations of it working well. Pleasantly surprised. It has multi-mode cleaning capabilities, a whole pool and wall option or just walls or just floors option. It climbs and sticks on the water line for a few seconds while cleaning.

I have a dolphin e10 and an aiper scuba s1. Both are decent. Hate the e10 because of the cord and run time. 90 minutes h them have to restart it. The aiper actually does a pretty dang good job and it ran for almost 4 hours in my pool the other day. I would however never be without my Betta skimmer.

We have owned an inground pool for 10 years and have always had a corded Maytronics Dolphin robot. We have had to purchase three as they only seem to last around 3 years. This year after lots of reviews online we purchased the Aiper Scuba S1 and it has been amazing so far. Our pool is very large, a

I’ve been using the Aiper scuba s1 for a while and it’s been pretty solid for a cordless robot. Mostly use it for floor and wall cleaning and it does a good job picking up fine debris. The battery lasts long enough for my medium sized pool, and it’s nice not dealing with cables anymore.

I got the Aiper Scuba S1. From Amazon and it was on sale because it was last year’s model. It’s working great. Easy to set up, charges quickly and does a great job cleaning.