Scuba V3 Gray

Last year I went from a dolphin to the Aiper S1, the cheapest cordless they make, to see if cordless would work for me. I was so pleased with the experience that I upgraded to the Scuba V3 this year. It has some actual intelligence to its methods. Does a great job on my 20x42 inground. I do not miss

I got rid of my Sora 30 and replace it with Aiper V3 I have a 10’x15’x8” deep Baja shelf and the Aiper gets about 100% of it vs the Sora 30 only gets 15% if that. Sora 30 would freeze up while diving and my pool is only 4’ at deepest.

So the Scuba V3 is rated for pools up to about 1,600 sq. ft., and your pool is around 800 sq. ft., so it can definitely handle it. We also have the Aiper Experts Duo, which bundles the V3 with the EcoSurfer S2 surface skimmer. That gives you complete top-and-bottom cleaning for roughly $800 less tha

I bought the Aiper scuba v3 at Home Depot for 1200 cdn after using a dolphin for 10 years. Does my 42 x 20 pool everyday in the summer with no problems. Use your Home Depot card to buy it and you can tke it back within 1 year if you don’t like it.

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