Aiper Scuba V3 Ultra Robotic Pool Cleaner

  • Pools: inground, up to 3,875 sq ft (Aiper figure)
  • Cleans: floor, walls, waterline and the water surface
  • Navigation: dual AI cameras plus an ultrasonic sensor; 10 cleaning paths
  • Suction: 8,500 GPH dual-pump
  • Runtime: up to 480 minutes skimming; 4.5-hour charge
  • Filter: 3.7 qt (3.5 L) top-load basket with MicroMesh multi-layer filtration
  • Weight: 28.8 lb; Aiper lists a 3-year warranty

Specifications as published on the aiper.store/us product page, read Oct 17, 2026. Where only metric is published, the US figure is our conversion, rounded, with the published figure in brackets. Manufacturers change specs; check the store page before you buy.

$1,999.99 at AiperPrice checked Nov 2, 2:35 pm ET; it can change.

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Who it suits
Large in-ground pools up to 3,875 sq ft, including their shallow areas. It uses two AI cameras plus an ultrasonic sensor, cleans the floor, walls, waterline, surface and shallow areas, and surfaces on its own when it’s done.

Scuba V3 Ultra or Scuba X1 Pro Max?
Both list 8,500 GPH suction and skim the surface. The V3 Ultra covers bigger pools (3,875 sq ft against 3,200), adds two AI cameras and cleans shallow areas. The X1 Pro Max charges on a wireless dock and has a bigger basket (1.3 gal against 3.7 qt).

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