Scuba X1 Pro Max

I love my aiper X1 pro max. Been using it for a while, I'd say it's mapping feature is really useful for irregular-shaped pools. It has 8500 suction power, pretty stronge to handle sand.

Haven't tried the Beatbot myself, but I borrowed my parents' Aiper X1 Pro Max when I opened up the pool this spring and man, I was blown away! After using that thing, going back to manual cleaning just feels... wrong, haha. l'd say once you go robotic, it's hard to go back to the old brush-and-vacuu

I have the Beatbot Aquasense 2 (not the pro) and it works really great on my pool. I tried the Aiper Scuba X1 Pro (not the max) and ended up returning it and kept the Beatbot I highly recommend getting a seperate skimmer robot to do the surface. The skimmer robots run on solar so they can work all t

I just got the Aiper x1 pro max and my pool has never looked cleaner! Love it and on prime sale now. It is big and heavy though so my wife would have trouble with it. And small:narrow stairs or ledges will be an issue but I brush them one in a while but that’s about it.

Same here. I have an aiper scuba x1 pro max and it's been solid. I used to spend hours brushing and vacuuming, but now it handles everything. Doesn't get stuck either, so no more dragging it around. Like if so far.

That is not an aiper x1 pro max in your photo. I run mine on full auto hero mode with the filtered screens and it works very good for me.

Well darn. You got me looking at the Aiper X1 Pro Max now to replace my Maytronics Active 30i. If it works as advertised and lasts longer than 2-3 years it would be the best pool-related purchase yet.

The one I got is aiper x1promax. Happy with it so far.

I just put an Aiper Scuba X1 Pro Max in for the first clean. 12,500 gallon in-ground gunite free-form pool. It's been going over the bottom for an hour. Seems to clean very well even with some heavy leaves and dirt that blew in from a storm last night. I will be amazed when I see it climb the walls

I just put an Aiper Scuba X1 Pro Max in for the first clean. 12,500 gallon in-ground gunite free-form pool. It's been going over the bottom for an hour. Seems to clean very well even with some heavy leaves and dirt that blew in from a storm last night. I will be amazed when I see it climb the walls