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Aiper

How Aiper treats owners after the sale, from our assessment of its pool robot sold in Spain: warranty, updates, parts for older models, independence from its cloud, and privacy.

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Aiper Scuba X1Image: Aiper
12.3/100

Aiper

Scuba X1

Pool robots

Doesn't meet the Fair StandardNo replacement battery in Spain

Strongest: Privacy & security 4.3/10 Weakest: Repair & parts 0/30

Reference price
1499 €
Consumables a year
Not disclosed
Replacement battery
Not sold
Works offline
Core job offline
Parts for 5-year-old models
Not disclosed
Warranty vs Spain’s 3 years
Less than a year extra
Repair & parts
0/30
Support & warranty
0/20
Ownership & independence
8/20
Cost of ownership
0/20
Privacy & security
4.3/10

Where it does well

Nothing at full marks yet.

Where it falls short or doesn’t say

  • Warranty in Spain: less than a year extra
  • Security updates promised: none stated
  • Updates for older models: no evidence
  • Parts for older models: not disclosed
  • Battery: no official battery found
  • Local control: no local integration

Track record

Warranty in Spain

S3

Measured against Spain’s 3-year legal guarantee.

Less than a year extra

36 months only matches Spain's statutory guarantee; battery not covered separately.

2 sources

Security updates promised

S1

A published minimum period of updates, counted from launch.

None stated

Aiper's security-support policy promises at least 1 year from launch for listed models only. The Scuba X1 (base) is not in the list; X1 Pro / Pro Max are (2026-7-15 to 2027-7-15).

1 source

Updates for older models

S2

Whether models 2 or 4 years old got firmware in the last year.

No evidence

No evidence found of firmware updates for models >=2 years old.

1 source

Parts for older models

R3

Whether parts are still sold for the brand’s model from 5 years earlier.

Not disclosed

Aiper publishes no pool robot launched by 2021-10. Aiper says it started in 2017, but its own milestone list begins with the Seagull SE in July 2022, and its Spanish site has no parts shop for older models. R3 = none. Aiper may have sold earlier models before its listed milestones, but we found no evidence of one.

2 sources
  • Manufacturer statement Aiper ES: Sobre nosotros (Nuestros hitos)
    Nuestros hitos 4.2025 4.2025 1.2025 9.2024 1.2024 9.2023 4.2023 1.2023 7.2022 ... Seagull SE
    Checked 2026-10-08
  • Manufacturer statement Aiper ES: Nuestros comienzos
    En 2017, mientras la tecnología inteligente transformaba nuestros hábitos de vida en interiores, los espacios exteriores quedaban relegados al olvido.
    Checked 2026-10-08

Battery

R1

Whether a replacement battery is sold, and who can fit it.

No official battery found

No official replacement battery sold in Spain; replaceability not disclosed.

2 sources

Without the internet

I1

What still works with no account and no connection.

Core job offline

Top-panel power button with 4 cleaning modes lets owners clean without the app. Offline scheduling and account requirements are not documented.

2 sources

Local control

I2

Matter, or an official local API.

No local integration

No Matter, local API or local community integration found.

1 source

Your data

P3

In-app deletion, and no use of device data for advertising.

One of the two

In-app account deletion exists, but Aiper shares personal data with advertising partners and may 'sell' it (opt-out).

2 sources

Full assessment: Scuba X1 · How we score