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NLSC Posted
It is my first pool cleaner … finally! I have an odd shaped pool 35 x 8. My swimming pool is surrounded by Bamboo and my neighbors huge tree blows the leaves over. I just keep it charged and toss it in. It runs for three hours and somehow manages to pick up all the leaves and anything else at the bottom. Best investment. It goes for 3 hours. I just orderer the M2 Aiper solar skimmer this am!! Then I will have nothing to do except float with my cocktails!
Twobravo Posted
It does not make zero turns, so it doest pick all debris - Also the suction is just okay- and the app is not easy to setup. Going back to the coded dolphin natius. Same price better results.
EchoGuy Posted
I have a freeform concrete Pebbletech pool with a lot of rounded edges and I have spent the last month and a half trying out various cordless pool vacuum robots. After my corded Polaris Robot bit the dust after 4 years, I wanted to try something without a cord since the layout of my pool makes a corded option cumbersome. I started out with the Dreame Z1, which I actually really liked. The remote control was a cool way to be able to operate it while under water since WiFi doesn’t’ work underwater (for any robot). Unfortunately, it kept getting stuck on my raised intakes in the deep end. It was unable to work itself free and just was not going to be an option for my style of pool. The pattern and cleaning power worked great and with some design tweaks along the bottom of this robot, I think it would be a strong contender! After returning the Dreame, I purchased the Beatbot Aquasense 2. After the first run I knew that I was not going to keep it. It left a lot of debris behind, missed a lot of spots, and just did not perform well in my pool. I then purchased the Aiper Scuba N1 from Best Buy. I ran it the first time with the high density filter attachment and couldn’t believe the sand and debris that it sucked up! It didn’t get hung up on the pool drains for more than a few seconds and, though doesn’t follow any clear pattern while cleaning, seemed to do a GREAT job cleaning my pool. I’ve seen several positive reviews online and was pleased with this purchase. So I thought, if the N1 (sister to the S1) is this good, the X1 must be even better! So, I ordered the Aiper Scuba X1 directly from Aiper’s website since it was the best deal. It is significantly heavier than the S1, but with the dual brushes and more technology this didn’t bother me. I dropped it in the pool and off it went climbing the wall and seemingly doing a good job. It also has the fine filter option and I ran it on that. After observing the inaugural run of the X1, my excitement turned to disappointment as I watched it get stuck on the pool light, the pool drains and the edges of my curved steps and other curved edges. I was pleased to see that it would eventually work itself free from all of these, it would take a long time. It took almost 3 minutes to work its way loose from the drains and never was able to conquer climbing over the pool light. It last right at 2 hours, which is actually less than the N1 does in my pool. I could see this causing unnecessary wear and tear on the robot AND the edges of my pool and drains. In the first run of the X1, I did it in “S-shaped” cleaning path and it would get stuck in a “loop” going over the same spots over and over and then when it finally got out of it it would miss wide swaths of ground. It the second run I did the “Adaptive Path” which is more of a random cleaning, which did better, but still got stuck on drains and ledges for extended amounts of time. Also, the basket is way to porous without the fine filter on it. I reached out to Aiper and they were very responsive. I gave them all of the information that they requested and at the end of the day I decided that this robot was not ideal for my pool, though for a rectangle shaped pool, I think that it would be a great option! I have landed on keeping the N1 (aka S1) as it does a great job and doesn’t get stuck on the drains and does a great job for my pool shape. In a couple of years, I will be anxious to see how they continue to progress, but for now, I highly recommend the Scuba N1 or S1, especially at their price point!
mgates301 Posted
Full disclosure, we replaced a Dolphin with this. Performance is OK. Not horrible. Not great. Cleaning the catch basket is messier and more difficult than the Dolphin and it does not have near the cleaning power. But, it is cordless and easy to operate. Overall, if you can get it on sale like we did, worth a look.
Donovan Posted
Battery doesn’t last as long as we hoped, but it lasts long enough. We get 2-3 runs out of it in our size pool, which cleans the entire bottom at least one full time, and then we need to pull it out to charge it. Cleans well, and coverage is complete.
pilotshy Posted
hard to find parts. Had to call the manufacture, for them to create an order, for them to then send me an email then I'm able to see how much the part cost. IT's A FILTER !!! why is the filter so hard to find? Also i'm not into fishing this thing out the pool everyday and charging it, it always die on the far tall wall away way out of my reach.
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We sincerely apologize for the frustration you experienced while trying to purchase a replacement filter and for the hassle of having to fish the unit out from the deep end of your pool. We completely agree that ordering a consumable part like a filter should be simple and transparent, and we are actively working to improve the availability of individual parts on our direct storefront and through retail partners like Best Buy to eliminate these extra steps. Regarding the unit stopping out of reach, the Scuba N1 Plus is designed with an automatic wall-parking feature that should bring it to the edge when the battery runs low; if it is consistently dying on the far wall, this can happen if the water flow is slightly restricted by fine debris or if the pool floor has steep inclines. We want to make your experience much smoother, so please reply to that email thread or reach out to our dedicated support team directly at Service@aiper.com with your Best Buy order details so we can fast-track your filter order and help troubleshoot the parking behavior to ensure it returns within your reach.
DESTINYO Posted
Wanted a wireless pool robot. Looked at reviews and gave the Scuba N1 a shot. Super easy to set up and use, with or without the app. Climbs and scrubs the walls past the waterline. Easy to clean and charge.
Matmas Posted
Love this vacuum! it looks cool, it works great at getting small particles and I love how easy is to use in the app! Totally recommend it!
Steve Posted
This robotic vacuum has performed very well. It requires minimal review to understand its operation. It is also v ery efficient!
John Posted
Spent hours vacuuming my pool and still left dirt on the bottom. Bought the Aiper N1 Plus. Just turn it on and 3 hours later my pool was sparkling clean
JOHNW Posted
I recommend this product. It does a great job on my pool.
Ernesto Posted
The main goal when buying it was to clean all the dust and small debris at the bottom of the pool. It does so brilliantly. I truly recommend it.
Lovesyorkies Posted
This vacuum is absolutely amazing! The double filter it has picks up more than you would even think is in your pool! There are 4 settings and AIPER has THE BEST CUSTOMER SERVICE EVER!! Would definitely purchase again and again!
OscarP Posted
So disappointed. Wouldn't climb my walls at all. Bought the Mova pool robot and it was 10 times better.
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We're sorry to hear that your Scuba N1 Plus didn't climb your pool walls as expected, OscarP. We understand how disappointing that can be, especially after trying another robot that worked better for you.
Here are some common reasons why wall climbing may not work properly. Please check the following:
1. Battery level – Wall climbing is only performed in Wall mode or Mixed mode when the battery is above 50% (power indicator light is blue). If the battery is low, the robot will focus on floor cleaning only.
2. Filter basket blockage – A clogged filter basket can reduce water spray and suction, preventing wall climbing. Please clean the filter basket and filter thoroughly first.
3. Pool wall material – If the wall is too smooth (e.g., smooth tiles), the friction between the device and the wall may be insufficient for climbing.
4. Pool shape – If the angle between the wall and floor is less than 90°, or if there is an arched structure, or the robot is in a corner with no force point, it may not be able to climb.
5. Roller brush entanglement – Check if any foreign objects (hair, string, etc.) are wrapped around the roller brush. Clean them and try again.
6. Manual roller brush test – Turn off the device and manually turn the roller brush. There should be some resistance. If there is no resistance, the walking motor may be faulty.
7. Water spray test – Lift the device to the water surface and observe the water spray. The spray height should be >0.3m. If not, the drainage motor may be faulty.
If you've gone through these steps and the robot still won't climb, please send your purchase details and a short video showing the behavior to our support team at service@aiper.com. We'll be happy to take a closer look and assist with warranty if needed.
Thank you for giving Aiper a try. We're here to help.
MarinaM Posted
Best pool vacuum on the market! Long battery life and cleans efficiently
Ghost Posted
Trees and bushes drop small leaves in the pool all summer. Would never vacuum everyday until now. Pool looks beautiful everyday.
Neil Posted
It’s been just few months and I found the cover to open and clean filter is loose to the extent that every time I try to take it out from water, it open and throw all dirt in the pool. They are not sending me new ones but asking to repair or replace with refurbished. Not acceptable. Hardly used brand new product has this type of issue after paying premium price not going to recommend. Out of country , slow , procedure reader service.
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Thank you for sharing your feedback, and we are sincerely sorry for the frustration this has caused. We completely understand your disappointment regarding the loose filter cover on your Scuba N1 Plus and how upsetting it is to have debris fall back into your pool. We value your investment and want to review your case to see how we can better support you. Please reach out to us directly at service@aiper.com with your existing ticket number or order details. We will escalate your situation to our management team to explore alternative solutions that restore your confidence in our brand.
NoYouMayNot Posted
It doesn’t do a very good job of getting the leafs off the bottom of the pool. Also, when it dies, it doesn’t die in the spot you put it in. So if you don’t have the hook handy and it goes into the deep end you’re going for a swim. I don’t think this is a great product and I would not recommend.
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We are very sorry for your unpleasant experience with our cordless robotic pool cleaner, Scuba N1 Plus. Its net weight is 7.9 kg/17.4 lbs. Since it has a quick water release function, when the machine is low on power and docked closest along with the wall, you could use the retrieval hook to salvage it ashore without much effort. For dirty swimming pools, your device may need to be fully cleaned several times, and the filter will become clogged. Please clean the filter and let the device work more times. For swimming pools with complex bottom structures, your device may not be able to clean all areas at once. Please use it to clean the entire pool several times, and then manually clean the areas not covered by the device, like dead corners. Should you need any other assistance, please feel free to contact our customer support via email at service@aiper.com. We are always ready to help.
Shawnmf Posted
Excellent product at a great value. I love not dealing with cords.
Manny Posted
One of the best pool cleaners in the market. Buy it!