Aiper Scuba X1

WaveLine 2.0 scrubs horizontally along the waterline, reaching about 2 inches above it.

Aiper lists floor, walls and waterline as the Scuba X1 coverage. Surface skimming is what the Scuba X1 Pro Max adds.

Aiper lists elevated platforms and slopes for the Scuba X1 Pro, not for the Scuba X1, whose coverage stops at floor, walls and waterline.

Aiper marks AI features and the AI camera as absent on the Scuba X1 in its own comparison tables.

The OmniSense ultrasonic sensors detect obstacles ahead, but Aiper lists mapping as not supported on the Scuba X1.

OmniSense ultrasonic sensors, 14 in total, detect obstacles in advance and slow the robot down.

When the battery runs low it stops the task and parks at the edge of the pool, per the user manual.

The charging dock sits out of the water: the robot is pulled out with the included hook and set on the dock to charge.

6,600 GPH (25,200 L/h) through a dual-jet design driven by four brushless motors.

Smart, floor, wall and waterline modes from the buttons, plus a periodic mode set from the app.

The user manual asks for a 2.4 GHz or mixed 2.4/5 GHz network.

The Aiper app can add the robot over Bluetooth during setup.

Control while the robot is submerged needs the HydroComm Pro or Pure, sold separately.

A periodic mode in the Aiper app runs the robot on a schedule for routine maintenance.

A filter basket for leaves and sand plus a replaceable MicroMesh ultra-fine filter rated down to 3 µm, which can be used together.

Aiper specifies the 5 L basket as top load.

Aiper documents control through its own app only, and the robot has no Matter certification that would open a Google Home path.

Aiper claims no voice assistant support for the Scuba X1 and the Amazon listing names only app control.

Aiper names no Apple Home support, and with no Matter certification there is no path into the Home app.

Aiper names no SmartThings support, and the robot is not Matter certified, so the automatic Works with SmartThings path does not apply.

The community Aiper Pool Cleaner integration, installed through HACS, lists the Scuba X1 as a verified model and reads it through the Aiper cloud account.

Aiper does not appear among the manufacturers in the CSA certified product search, and claims no Matter support.

Aiper rates the Scuba X1 for in-ground pools with concrete, fibreglass, vinyl and tile surfaces.

Aiper lists in-ground as the only pool type for the Scuba X1 and sells it under its in-ground range.

Aiper rates it for pools up to 2,150 sq ft (200 m²) and 66 ft (20 m) long.

A charging dock is in the box: the robot sits on it and charges through contacts on its underside, with no cable to plug into the robot.