Aiper.com

It's been 3 weeks since I ordered the Aiper Scuba S1 pro Cordless Robotic Pool cleaner. No word on shipping yet. I got it to clean my pool. If it doesn't ship soon, I'll have to look for something else.

My experience with this company has been nothing but troublesome from the start. Getting in touch with customer service is a challenge, and even when you manage to reach them, their assistance is lacking. I am thoroughly dissatisfied. My advice would be to steer clear of this product. It's worth investing a bit more for better quality elsewhere.

The filter door is difficult to close, and it doesn't clean the dust from the floor or stairs very well.

This product turned out to be a complete letdown. It functioned only on its maiden use, and thereafter, it simply ceased to operate. Despite being fully charged, as indicated by the green light, pressing the power button yielded no results. The overall experience has been disappointing and falls short of what one would reasonably anticipate from such a device.

We're in the midst of a fiberglass pool installation, and we don't have a cover yet. To keep it clean from mud, leaves, fiberglass shavings, and all that messy stuff, I've been using my new Aiper Seagull Pro. This cleaner has more suction and longer run time than I expected. I'm especially impressed with the fine mesh basket – it prevents all the yucky stuff from getting back into the pool.

I was researching pool sweeps and came across Aiper, a brand I wasn't familiar with. I checked their website and found information that was super easy to understand. I also checked Consumer Reports, and it turns out this model was rated the best among those they tested. So, I decided to order my first Aiper, and I got exactly what I read about in just three days. The whole process was straightforward and hassle-free.