AIPER Scuba S1 Cordless Robotic Cleaner, Smart Navigation for Inground Pools up to 1,600 Sq.ft, Wall and Waterline Cleaning Vacuum

في البداية لم يعجبني الأداء لأن ما يقوم بشفطه ينفثه في الاتجاه الاخر والماء في حوض السباحة يصبح عكرا للغاية.. قمت بالتجربة مرارا ولكن كانت النتيجة محبطة حتى اكتشفت المشكلة!!!! الفلتر يحوي على شبك غير دقيق! الغبار والتراب الناعم لا يمكن احتواءه بهذا الفلتر ابدا، لهذا قمت بإضافة قطعة قماش قطنية رقيقة وفائقة الدقة بداخله.. قمت بالصاقه باللاصق الجل ذو الوجهين، وتثبيته من الأعلى بغطاء الفلتر نفسه ونجحت الحيلة ١٠٠% اذ قام الفلتر باحتواء جميع الأتربة بدقة فائقة.. أرجو من الشركة المصنعة ان تضع لنا خيارات اكثر للفلاتر وتضيف من ضمنها الفلاتر الدقيقة للغاية.

So an update to my original completely negative review (below): Aiper Support contacted us shortly after the first review was posted, and immediately acknowledged that based on the video, the robot was defective. That impressed me. They offered (and we accepted) to send us a replacement unit (one level up from the original). When that unit arrived, we found it was better, but still had some of the same issues. Support was again responsive, they had seen some of this, and believed that a firmware update would resolve the problem. We waited a bit for the firmware to be released, and upon install, the robot did perform better and did get and so far has kept the pool clean. Had support not been so very helpful, we would have moved on. Now for the "final review": Understand we came from the old-style dolphins, heavy and expensive. This new unit is absolutely lighter and not having the cords is a big plus. It keeps the floor clean, and attacks the walls exactly as we would hope. I do wish the battery were replaceable, but that doesn't seem to be an option on any of these newer units. Battery life (thus far) is great, a second battery hasn't been missed. The negatives are relevant only to my experience with the old Dolphin. This filter basket is much smaller. We don't have a lot of big leaves, but that could be a problem, I don't know. We did have an algae problem when we started, and to be fair, the listing does say that you should use the sand filter suction for algae, not the robot. The problem is that I had depended on the Dolphin for years to do exactly that work at the beginning of the season. With a MUCH larger filter surface area, 3-4 cleanings of the filter got rid of the worst algae kill we'd ever had. I'd estimate this year it would have been 1-2 cleanings with the old unit. So doing what Aiper said wasn't recommended, I was disappointed that they were right. Only the fine filter would capture the algae, and I was literally cleaning it several times an hour in my stubborn hope that something would change. This was NOT the robot, nor the manufacturer's fault, and I won't try that again. But some people have to prove everything to themselves. Guilty. I would suggest that although the fine filter is effective, a pleated one could increase the filter surface dramatically, and make a big difference in the time between cleaning requirements. It was actually somewhat enjoyable at this point to see that the robot "swimming" now made it clear that it was just ready to have the filter cleaned, unlike the previous penchant. So, although my original one-star review was accurate for what we first received, I have upgraded it based on a combination of the final product, and what would call stellar support. I don't know if a firmware upgrade might have fixed the original, but we are quite pleased with what we have now. So thanks to Aiper support! Original Review: Fun to watch, but doesn't clean anything I really wanted this to work. A short background, I've got 40 years in technology, 30 of that owning a pretty successful tech company. I've also used the corded Dolphins for many years. I'm no expert on these things, but I'm not a novice or an idiot. I wanted to get away from the cords, but the Dolphin price made me look at other options. According to the listed specs, this unit fit the bill, and most of the reviews were pretty good. Not all, but most. I read the manual, the robot didn't. I tried it in the default floor/wall mode, it barely touched the floor. I put it in floor mode. It apparently has an aversion to the floor. I thought it was full of entrapped air, so I turned it in every direction I could just underwater (I did get some air out a few times, but it didn't help) and the thing still won't stay on the bottom! As soon as it starts moving forward, the front lifts, the exhaust water port points down (scattering any dirt from the floor), and the thing takes off! It swims all over the pool, but won't stay down. Tried it a few times, doing the same thing, and hoping for different results. I got the same results. Don't judge me. I've posted a video (the review system will only let me upload one). If I wanted an expensive toy submarine (without a remote control), this would do it. It's kind of fun to watch actually, like an underwater ballet. I thought about putting a few pounds of weights in the basket, but figured it would be smarter to return it and try to find one that works. So back to the search, this one wasn't it.

Normally do not write reviews, but need to give a 5 ⭐️review, especially for the customer service and warranty. We have had this 18 months and it stopped working. Called customer service and had a 2 year warranty, shipped back to them and within 3 days of sending it, I received it totally restored at my front door. They even sent a new charger, repaired the back plug as well! Pool robot works great, charges quickly and throw it in the pool. It gets up all debit/dirt. Easy clean out. 100% recommend!!!!

El robot ayuda y te puede hacer el 70% de mantenimiento en la alberca, nunca te va a hacer el 100%. También no hace trabajos continuos en la superficie y orillas de la alberca.

hola mi scuba s1 habia funcionado bien desde que l ocmpre pero ahora no carga mas, se pone rojo y despues se apaga creo la bateria esta muerta, hay repuesto para esto?

I replaced my Aiper pool robots (1 had a broken wheel/the other just quit) with (2024 New) AIPER Scuba S1. I've used theScuba S1 twice in 2 weeks and offer this: Pro: Does a fantastic cleaning job. Vacuums up sand and blown dust sludge, and anything else on the floor and walls. In two complete pool & wall bouts with the Aiper, the pool walls do not have any visible salt residue. The residue was not much anyway, but walls are visibly clean. It is built like a tank. It has a strong motor, and heavy-duty treads and scrubber. The robot propels it up the side of the pool, and 4 or so inches above waterline, while scubbing the wall. Con: Heavy when not in the water. Does not clean narrow ledges. I've started the bot on each of two shallow ledges, the robot walks off and into the deep. A great product. March 2026 update: We are sad to say, Our Aiper Scuba S1 no longer holds a charge. This pool robot has done an excellent job, and he's tired. Ours is "Scuba Steve." He does a thorough scrub, and crawls up different pool step levels. It is under 2 yr warranty, and we hope our next pool robot is equally great. Pool is 10x20x5.5, he runs for almost 2 hrs each cleaning. Dust/grit/leaves are no problem. We plan to get another Aiper Scuba.