Scuba S1

I have aiper brand robot sweep and the skimmer. LOVE both!! Very easy to handle and clean! The skimmer has solar panels and I only need to plug in to charge in winter when no sun for a few days. Highly recommend!! Scuba S1 cleaner and Surfer S1 skimmer are what I have.

I think it’s worth considering getting a pool robot. Getting one with a fine filter would be better, so you won’t have to worry about it getting jammed with dirt or sand. I have an aiper scuba s1 myself, and it’s super convenient for regular pool maintenance. It handles at least 80% of the cleaning,

Hmm, not my experience with my Scuba S1 Pro. It’s about 18 months old. The charging light went out. Contacted Aiper, they emailed a shipping label, boxed it up and sent prepaid by FedEx. They receive it April 3, shipped it back to me April 6, received today April 9. They replaced the motor assembly,

I have the Surfer S1 and the Scuba S1, both about 1.5 years old. Scuba S1 has been great. The hinge pin on one side of the basket recently broke, but it still closes securely. It does a great job of cleaning our in ground pool, so no complaints so far. The Surfer S1 is a different story. One motor f

I run an aiper surfer s2 skimmer + scuba s1 setup. The skimmer is solar, so it just stays out there basically 24/7 and I rarely have to mess with charging it. The cleaner takes care of the walls and floor, and the silicone brushes are liner-safe, so no worries about scratching anything.

I have the Aiper Scuba S1. It works very well. The micro filters can be hard to find replacements for, so when they were in stock I bought 4 and just rinse them out and rotate them.

You can get the fine filter insert for the aiper S1 from Amazon. It’s $56 now and comes with the housing and 2 fine filters. Lookuo:AIPER 2×3 Micron Ultra-Fine Filters Compatible with Scuba S1 Robotic Pool Cleaner You can clean and reuse them and they work great at getting silt and other fine partic

Just one thing be warned, can’t speak for the s2 but surfer s1 stopped working after 1 year and 3 weeks, so now out of warranty and Aiper wants 350 to repair it. I also have a scuba s1 that broke down, thankfully this one only after 6 months so they repaired for free. Both units had battery failure

I only have experience with the Aiper Scuba S1 which I bought last year and I'm very happy with it. I use it for basic maintenance which saves me from having to manually vacuum the pool as much as I used to have to do over the course of the season.

I have an aiper scuba L1 and it's been back to the shop for a new board after 6 months. Dealing with the warranty group was a pain and they tried to make me feel after several emails and escalation they were doing me a favor by repairing. Then last week we noticed we have a couple leaks in the pool.