Scuba X1 Pro Max

I have found Aiper pool products to be unreliable. In September (2025) I purchased 3 of their devices; the Aiper Surfer S2 solar skimmer ($370), the HydroComm Series ($280) solar thermometer/water testerWiFi device and the Scuba X1 Pro Max ($1,600). The HydroComm failed after a couple of months. Eve

Definitely not an Aiper cordless. I’ve had a Aiper Scuba X1 Pro Max Cordless Robotic Pool Cleaner for about a month now. It is shockingly ineffective at picking up any and all types of debris.

Exactly. The Nautilus CC is one of the pool cleaner hall of famers…hundreds of glowing reviews over half a decade. I had one of these for 5 years and it was virtually flawless. I eventually upgraded to the Active 60 because it has a much larger debris basket and I have many large trees depositing in

There should be a huge flag on battery powered pool cleaners. The solar-supported surface cleaners like the Betta are great, but cordless full pool cleaners are all underpowered and lack adequate suction. Don’t let the GPM claims fool you. They simply don’t work nearly as well as corded. I have an A

I got the Aiper Scuba X1 Pro Max which does walls and skins. I have an electronic pool cover though and find leaving the pool cover open long enough to run skimming mode ends up causing more leaves to get in sadly

I have found Aiper pool products to be unreliable. In September (2025) I purchased 3 of their devices; the Aiper Surfer S2 solar skimmer ($370), the HydroComm Series ($280) solar thermometer/water testerWiFi device and the Scuba X1 Pro Max ($1,600). The HydroComm failed after a couple of months. Eve

Mine Aiper scuba X1 pro max brakes very first day , charged fully before putting it in pool , few mins it did good job but later start throwing all debris out from front right side. It made a mess i pool , I bought from Amazon ,tried to return it but its shows item not returnable even after few days