[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Love the Scuba 800 cordless pool vacuum! Super easy to use, no cords to deal with, and it does a great job quietly picking up dirt and debris from the pool floor. Perfect for quick, hassle-free pool cleaning.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I’ve been using the Aiper Scuba 800 for a few weeks now, and it’s made pool maintenance much easier. Setup was straightforward, and the app is simple to use for starting cycles and checking battery status. Suction power is strong and it does a great job picking up dirt, leaves, and fine debris from the pool floor. Coverage has been consistent, and it moves around efficiently without getting stuck. The battery life is solid and lasts long enough to clean my entire pool in one run. Charging is quick and hassle-free, and I like that it’s completely cordless. Overall, it saves me a lot of time and keeps the pool looking clean with minimal effort.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] The battery life is pretty good and it lasts for about one hour and a half. The cleaning is pretty Powerful with dual -drive motors, 22 GPM suction

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I wanted to share my first impressions and honest thoughts so far about Aiper Scuba 800 Cordless Robotic Pool Vacuum for above-ground pool. My pool is closed for the season and won’t open until May, so I haven’t been able to actually use it in the water yet but I’ll update this review once I’ve used it in the pool. For reference, my pool is 30 ft above ground and about 20,000 gallons, so it’s on the larger side. I’m not totally sure yet if the battery will be enough to clean the whole pool in one run — that’s something I’ll be able to confirm once I actually use it. What I Like I love that it’s cordless. This is honestly the biggest plus for me. No hoses, no tangling, and I won’t have to pull all my floats out — just drop it in and let it work. It’s lightweight but feels solid and good quality. Doesn’t feel flimsy at all. The vacuum looks stable and well balanced, with multiple wheels on the bottom that should help it move smoothly. The filter design looks really nice. The fine mesh insert looks like it should catch smaller debris well, and it seems easy to remove and clean. According to the instructions, it should park itself at the edge of the pool when it’s done, which makes it easy to grab and empty — I really like that idea. I can see this being great as a daily or regular maintenance cleaner. Probably not for super dirty pools, but perfect for keeping things clean and picking up debris between deeper cleanings. What I Don’t Love The charging port is on the bottom of the vacuum, which feels awkward and not very convenient. You have to flip it over to charge it, and I’m not a big fan of that design choice (you can see it clearly in the photos). There’s no light or display to show when it’s fully charged or even if it’s on or off. It just uses beeping sounds, which I personally find a little annoying and not very user-friendly. Overall (So Far) Even without using it in the pool yet, I like what I see. For the price, it seems like a good deal, especially if you’re looking for something cordless and easy to use for maintenance cleaning. I can’t wait until May when my pool opens so I can actually test how it performs, how long the battery lasts in a large pool, and how well it picks up real debris.