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Got the Aiper Scuba V3. So far 3 cleanings - 3 for 3 - hasnt lasted more than 10 minutes and gets stuck in deep end. Kill me The AI isnt doing shit that my prior $99 one didnt do except cost me another $800

I was trying to sort through all the Sora models and bundles too. Spent way more time comparing them than I probably should have. Ended up going with the Aiper Scuba V3 after a few people here mentioned it was a better value. No regrets so far. It handles the floor and waterline well, and I barely h

Essaie de demander un filtre 70 microns à la place du 16 livré avec ; çà va un peu mieux mais tu n'as plus Debrislock. Du coup çà faire cher le robot moins bien que les basiques. Client de Maytronics depuis 1993 je sui très déçu. Des voisins m'ont prêté un AIPER V3 et un Beatboat qui fonctionnent pa

Sorry I should have said I got the scuba v3. It’s probably worth 400-500 like the wybot models and the prior scuba models. The extra $300-400 for AI and different schedules and docking is BS I’m going to try to return it and buy a dolphin Others note that Aiper battery and function suffers a lot onc

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

TLDR: Thoughts on AIPER Scuba V3? Good bang for your buck? AI technology worth the price? My old zodiac suction vacuum crapped out right after I bought my house, so for the last 4 years I have been hand vacuuming my pool (about 15,000 gallons, vinyl lined in ground). I haven’t been keeping up with i

I ordered a dolphin Explorer 55 and a Aiper bundle with the skimmer and V3 Scuba. Ran on alternating days and ended up keeping the Aiper. For half the cost it’s good enough and was way less hassle and clutter by the pool. The Skimmer is awesome. It’s claimed the life of thousands of beetles.

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

considering its already mid summer and Aiper rolls out a new version (of the same mediocre product) every year, if you wait a few months I think you get the 2026 models marked down $200-300 in price. I have the Scuba V3 and it isnt worth $800. Does the same job as the other $400-500 Wybot and old Ai