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Front optical AI camera spots scattered leaves and dirt patches to prioritize dirty zones.
Nimble 18.1-Lb Weight
Roughly half the weight of bulky 35–40 lb cordless flagships—making deck retrieval effortless.
3μm + 180μm Dual Filter
Removable 3-micron MicroMesh™ liner traps fine pollen and dust alongside everyday leaves.
Floor, Wall & Waterline Scrub
Tracked drive climbs walls and scrubs the waterline systematically.
Wireless Dock + Auto Week Plan
Drop onto the wireless stand to charge, or use autonomous multi-day patrol scheduling.
Aiper Smartphone App
Customize modes, check cycle history, and manage updates.
Our Take
Who the Aiper Scuba V3 Is Really For
Best For
Camera-guided cleaning at a mainstream price
The Bottom Line
Brings AI camera dirt-hunting and wireless dock charging into a remarkably light 18.1-lb cordless body—one of Aiper's most balanced mid-to-upper picks.
The Scuba V3 is the cleaner that made camera-guided navigation mainstream. Rather than covering the pool in a pattern and hoping it crosses the dirt, a front-facing AI camera spots debris and drives at it — Aiper claims up to ten times faster cleaning as a result.
What the camera actually changes
Pattern-based robots treat a clean pool and a dirty one identically. A vision system doesn't: it can prioritise the corner where leaves collected overnight and skip the stretch of floor that's already spotless. On a pool that's mostly clean with a few problem areas — which is most pools, most weeks — this is a real efficiency gain rather than a spec-sheet one.
Navium mode
Navium builds an autonomous weekly schedule from pool size, weather and its own cleaning history, then runs it without further input. It's the closest thing in this comparison to genuine set-and-forget.
Filtration
The MicroMesh system pairs a 180-micron debris filter with a 3-micron ultra-fine layer. The fine layer is what catches sand and the suspended particulate that keeps water looking cloudy after everything visible has been removed.
Weight and retrieval
At 18.1 lb it's less than half the weight of the heavier corded flagships. It returns to the waterline after cleaning, holds there for ten minutes, and pushes a notification so you're not fishing for it with a pole.
Another model worth a look
Want lightweight 16.5-lb handling with zero battery charging and a 2-year Authorized Maytronics warranty? Compare our Dolphin Explorer E30 Wi-Fi or Dolphin Quantum.
One cordless robot for submerged cleaning and surface skimming
Common Questions
Aiper Scuba V3 FAQ
What does the AI camera do?
It detects more than 20 debris types and steers the robot directly to them rather than following a fixed pattern, which Aiper says makes cleaning up to ten times faster.
How heavy is the Scuba V3?
18.1 lb (8.2 kg).
Does it need a cable?
No — it's cordless and charges on a no-installation wireless dock.
Scuba V3 vs. Scuba V3 Ultra—what changes?
The larger Scuba V3 Ultra (28 lbs) adds water-surface skimming and shallow-ledge capability on top of AI camera vision.
Clean Water, Too
Let the robot clean the pool. Let ICO watch the water.
ICO tests your water every hour and tells you exactly what to add—before cloudy water or algae ruins the weekend.
Measures pH, ORP, and water temperature every hour
Exact chemical amounts in the free iOS & Android app
Warns you before heat or rain knocks the water out of balance
Versions for chlorine/bromine and salt water pools (salt also tracks TDS)
Aiper Scuba SE
Aiper Seagull SE
Aiper Surfer S1
Aiper EcoSurfer S2
Aiper Seagull Pro
Aiper Scuba X1
Aiper Scuba S3
Aiper Scuba S1
Aiper Scuba X1 Pro Max
Aiper Scuba V3 Ultra
