Scuba S1

For a hard-sided above-ground pool, the main thing is whether wall climbing is a must-have or just a bonus. Most robots do a great job on the floor, but wall climbing can vary a lot depending on the wall material and liner. Usually corded machines work best for walls on an above-ground pool. Dolphin

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

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 had the Aiper Scuba S1 for a a year and half now and absolutely love it. His name is Robbie and my 2 year old loves asking for Robbie. He takes an hour or so to fully charge and runs for about 4hrs. My pool is smallish, 12k gallons and cleans the bottom without leaving a speck of debris. You

Aiper Scuba S1. Gets many negative comments but mine works really good. Wireless and runs for four hours on a charge. It was also the robot that did not get stuck on the main drain. Yes, the wife bought 3 brands and insisted we try first and return the other 2.

Ok we’ve had the Dolphin, Polaris Sport and the Tigershark! They last 2 years tops! We have since got a Aiper Scuba S1 for half of what the others cost and will NEVER go back to the $12-$1500 ones. It cleans wayyyy better than any of them did. The way it scrubs is amazing! It literally climbs my sta

My first robot was the Maytronics Nautilus CC plus. Lasted two years and would have been fairly easy to fix. It worked great, picked up loads of debris and climbed walls like nobody's business. I decided to "upgrade" to the Nautilus CC Supreme. Didn't climb walls well at all and died after a year. I

Aiper Scuba S1. It was about $400. Easy to use. Climbs the sides. Has a feature to leave it in the pool for a week and it'll vacuum the bottom 3 times in that week. We don't use that too much because it isn't necessary in our pool but it's handy over a busy weekend.

Hey pool buddy! I have the same pool. I started with an ancient corded thing with a sock net. It worked fine but it eventually broke down and parts were hard to find and expensive. It was also kind of a pain with the hose and keeping it poolside. Anyway, I now have an Apier and it's been a big win f

2nd the Aiper cordless. 15x30x9-1/2 gunite. Mine is a Scuba N1. Floors/walls/waterline. Does not do steps. My undertanding is the the N1 and S1 (mentioned by another poster) are the same, N1 sold through big box and retail stores (bestbuy, home depot, walmart), the S1 direct from Aiper and online re