Scuba S1

Aiper Scuba S1. Been using it for over a year, at least once a week, it works great

Ha, swim season is over, here. 😏 Aiper user too; Scuba S1 Pro. Gets charged, on a timer, every Friday morning, takes a dive every Friday afternoon. Gets cleaned when it’s done, stays outside to dry, back on the charging dock on Saturday. Might run it every fortnight during the off season. Have had i

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

I’ve had my aiper for about a year and a half. Absolutely no issues to report so far. Cordless robot is nice. My pool is surrounded my oaks that completely drop all their leaves/acorns/pollen each year. Does a great job picking everything up every time.

I have an Aiper Scuba S1 Pro and a Surfer S1 in Florida on a pool without a cage/enclosure. The Scuba has worked great and no issues a year into ownership. The Surfer had an issue where one of the motors seized after about 6 months, so it would just spin in circles. It was still under warranty so I

It’s the best investment I’ve made in the pool. It does all my cleaning I just have to keep the chemicals up. We have a good sized pool 20x50 and it keeps the pool perfectly clear. We bought the aiper seagull pro back in 2023, it ran great, then they had a recall and replaced everyone’s Seagull with

I also have the Aiper Scuba S1. 3rd season and I run it everyday. It’s still going strong.

For a 35k gallon kidney-shaped pool, I'd actually skip the entry-level models. The size and curved walls are where the higher-end robots really start to earn their price with better navigation and coverage. If you're looking at Aiper, I'd lean toward the Scuba V3. It's built for larger, more complex

Hey! For above-ground pools, most cordless robots are great on the floor but still limited on wall climbing since they’re mainly designed for in-ground pools. If wall cleaning is important, people usually go corded (like Maytronics) or just do a bit of manual touch-up on the sides. You can also look

I have an Aiper Scuba S1 and Surfer S2. Been pretty happy with both. Scuba can do a pull pass of my 25000gal pool on one charge with walls and floors. Only problem I've had is that I have and odd pool that grades very suddenly to 10 ft in the deep end, and because of that, I can't put it into floor