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Aiper Scuba X1 Pro vs Aiper Seagull SE

Researched by Riley Hart · prices checked Nov 4, 2026

Short answer · checked Nov 4, 2026

As of Nov 4, 2026, the Aiper Scuba X1 Pro has no store price on file and the Aiper Seagull SE costs $250. The Aiper Scuba X1 Pro scores higher in our ranking (7.6 vs 6.2 out of 10). Pick the Aiper Scuba X1 Pro for irregular pools with curved edges. Pick the Aiper Seagull SE for small flat floor pools on a budget. The Aiper Scuba X1 Pro wins 2 of 3 points we can measure.

Who wins, point by point

The Aiper Scuba X1 Pro wins 2 of 3 points we can measure. Built from today's prices, the specs and independent tests for these two robots.

Scuba X1 ProSeagull SEWinner
Runtime134 min (tested)90 minScuba X1 Pro
Charge time4 h150 minSeagull SE
Warranty36 months1 yearScuba X1 Pro
Pick the Scuba X1 Pro if
  • You care most about runtime (134 min (tested) vs 90 min)
  • You care most about warranty (36 months vs 1 year)
  • Best for irregular pools with curved edges
Pick the Seagull SE if
  • You care most about charge time (150 min vs 4 h)
  • Best for small flat floor pools on a budget
Pool
AiperScuba X1 Pro
Cleans
Floor
Runtime
Up to 180 min claimed
7.6/10Price tracked daily

Cordless robot with 26 sensors and 3 µm filter sock

Full Aiper Scuba X1 Pro review, pros and cons →
Pool
AiperSeagull SE
Cleans
Pool floor only
Power
Cordless rechargeable
Runtime
Over 90 min
Max pool
Up to 850 sq ft
6.2/10Price tracked daily

Budget cordless floor cleaner for small flat bottom pools

Full Aiper Seagull SE review, pros and cons →

Side by side

Aiper Scuba X1 ProAiper Seagull SE
Pricen/a$250
3 year costn/a$250
Our score7.6/106.2/10
Rank in Pool#8#15
Statuson saleon sale
Warrantyn/a1 year
Pool typesConcrete, fiberglass, pebblecrete, mosaic tile and vinyl lined pools (Cybershack, Australian model)Flat floor in-ground pools up to 40 x 20 ft and round above-ground pools up to 33 ft across; not for sloped or wrinkled floors (Aiper). Up to 10 ft deep, salt up to 5,000 ppm (The Gadgeteer, from Aiper specs)
CleansFloor, walls and waterline; Smart, Floor, Wall and Waterline modes with Eco, Auto and Max power (Cybershack)Pool floor only; does not climb walls, stairs or slopes (Aiper)
PowerCordless, 21.6 V battery, dual motors (Cybershack, The Pool Nerd); capacity not publishedCordless rechargeable battery; Aiper does not publish the capacity
RuntimeUp to 180 min claimed, Eco mode only per The Pool Nerd; Cybershack measured about 134 min on Auto with 28% leftOver 90 min (Aiper); PCWorld got about 90 min per cycle
Charge time3 to 4 h (The Pool Nerd); Cybershack verified 5 h2.5 h (Aiper; PCWorld and The Gadgeteer report the same)
Filter5 L basket with MicroMesh ultra fine filter and a 3 µm filter sock (Cybershack)Rinsable filter tray, no micron rating published; 3.5 in suction port, 1,320 GPH (22 GPM) suction (Aiper)
Max pool sizen/aUp to 850 sq ft (Aiper)
AppAiper app over Wi-Fi and Bluetooth, above water only; underwater control needs the paid HydroComm Pro add on (Cybershack, The Pool Nerd)None listed by Aiper; button control with LED status lights
Weight26.4 lb dry (The Pool Nerd)7.6 lb (Aiper store); The Gadgeteer lists 8 lb
WarrantyCybershack reports 36 months in Australia covering battery and motor; US term not confirmed1 year plus 30 day money back (Aiper store)
Navigationn/aRandom path; Aiper says it parks at the nearest wall when the battery runs low, but PCWorld saw it stop near the center and The Gadgeteer never saw it park
Best forirregular pools with curved edgessmall flat floor pools on a budget
Skip ifyou want underwater app control includedyour pool has slopes or you want walls cleaned

Specs are maker claims unless a reviewer is named. Prices from the stores we link, checked daily.

What reviewers found

Aiper Scuba X1 Pro

  • The Pool Nerd: Labeled Pool Nerd Disapproved. Saw leaves swirl around the 7.75 in intake, larger debris missed and fine silt needing several cycles; 180 min runtime only in Eco mode and 3 to 4 h recharges. The site prefers corded robots. Source
  • Cybershack (8.7/10): Scored 8.7/10. Removed all debris from the test pool including tile line dirt, ran about 134 min on Auto with 28% battery left, took 5 h to charge, and the 3 µm sock was very dirty after one clean. Adaptive mode added about 20 min to cover curved fillets. Source

Aiper Seagull SE

  • The Pool Nerd (2.3/5): Tested in the reviewer's own pool and rated it 2.3 of 5, labeled Pool Nerd Disapproved, calling the results disappointing. The site prefers corded robots and earns affiliate commissions. Source
  • PCWorld: Ran about 90 min per cycle and swept up about 90% of debris in a leaf filled pool, but handled large leaves worse than a Polaris, stopped near the center instead of parking at the wall, and needed daily emptying. Source

Questions buyers ask

Which is better, the Aiper Scuba X1 Pro or the Aiper Seagull SE?

The Aiper Scuba X1 Pro scores higher in our ranking (7.6 vs 6.2 out of 10). Pick the Aiper Scuba X1 Pro for irregular pools with curved edges. Pick the Aiper Seagull SE for small flat floor pools on a budget.

What is the difference between the Scuba X1 Pro and the Seagull SE?

Pool types: Concrete, fiberglass, pebblecrete, mosaic tile and vinyl lined pools (Cybershack… on the Scuba X1 Pro, Flat floor in-ground pools up to 40 x 20 ft and round above-ground pools up to 33 ft… on the Seagull SE. Cleans: Floor, walls and waterline; Smart, Floor, Wall and Waterline modes with Eco, Auto and… on the Scuba X1 Pro, Pool floor only; does not climb walls, stairs or slopes (Aiper) on the Seagull SE. Power: Cordless, 21.6 V battery, dual motors (Cybershack, The Pool Nerd); capacity not published on the Scuba X1 Pro, Cordless rechargeable battery; Aiper does not publish the capacity on the Seagull SE.

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