Robotic pool cleaner brand Aiper has flagged upcoming seasonal offers on its Scuba and Surfer ranges, with Amazon carrying discounts ahead of the summer rush.

From September 26, the following discounts will be available.

The Scuba X1 is Aiper’s high-end cordless cleaner and will soon be available for $1,699,

It uses WavePath™ Navigation 3.0 with 16 sensors to map pools more precisely than random-path robots.

Its suction system moves up to 25,200 litres per hour, feeding debris into a 5-litre top-load filter basket with MicroMesh™ ultra-fine screening.

Rated for three hours of cleaning per charge, it tackles floors, walls, and the waterline, and recharges in about four hours

The Scuba S1 will be selling for $849. It runs fully cordless, uses WavePath™ Navigation 2.0, and includes a filtration system designed to reduce the load on the main filter.

It can also plan routes and climb typical wall surfaces, making it suited to regular daily cycles

Surfer S2 is the app-connected entry-level model and will fall in price to $699.

It’s designed to skim debris from the surface before it sinks.

Its 4-litre basket filters down to 150 microns, with solar panels extending battery life that already runs for more than 30 hours per charge.

Aiper will also soon be selling the Scuba X1 & Surfer S2 bundle for $1,889.

This combo functions as a surface-to-floor package delivering exceptional suction, ultra-fine filtration, and multiple cleaning modes, including waterline scrubbing.

Aiper’s robot pool cleaners can do a lot, but you’ll still need to trim those overhanging trees yourself

Unfortunately, pool maintenance is yet to be fully automated, and there is only so much even the most advanced robot pool cleaners can do.

Aiper encourages pool owners to do the following, or pay somebody to do the following, before their first splash-around of the summer.

Brush down walls and steps to prevent algae buildup, test and balance pH levels (7.2–7.6) and chlorine levels (1–3 ppm) for safe swimming, and service filters, pumps, and chlorinators.

Doing all that at the start of the season helps reset water chemistry after winter dormancy.

It will also lower the risk of algae blooms, keep equipment running efficiently, and ensure a clearer pool that’s always available to be enjoyed during the warmer months.