Aiper Scuba S1 vs WYBOT S2
Technical comparison · Pool cleaning robots
Two cordless, app-controlled pool robots that clean the floor, walls and waterline. What decides it is cycle length: Aiper Scuba S1 declares up to 270 minutes, WYBOT S2 up to 210 (manufacturer-declared figures).
| Parameter | ||
|---|---|---|
| Identity | ||
| Use tier | F2 — Intermediate | F2 — Intermediate |
| Price | ||
| Price | — | ~450–1000 € |
| Category specs | ||
| Surfaces cleaned | Floor, Walls, Waterline | Floor, Walls, Waterline |
| Power source | Cordless, battery powered | Cordless, battery powered |
| Maximum pool area | — | 300 m² |
| Runtime (cordless models) | 270 min | 210 min |
| Charging time | — | 180 min |
| Filtration fineness | 3 µm | — |
| Navigation system | Optimised path | — |
| How it is retrieved from the water | — | Parks itself at the waterline |
| App | Aiper | WYBOT |
| Ecosystem | ||
| Software notes | The Aiper app is used to choose cleaning modes, set the weekly schedule, monitor performance and receive OTA updates. | It is controlled with the WYBOT app as well as manual controls on the robot; cycles can be scheduled up to 4 times every 7 days. |
The differences that matter
- Runtime, 270 min vs 210 min: the Scuba S1 works an hour longer per cycle before stopping.
In short
Aiper Scuba S1
Suited to cleaning left to the weekly schedule set in the Aiper app, with the cleaning modes chosen there. The maker lists 3 µm filtration and optimised-path navigation.
WYBOT S2
Suited to a pool of up to 300 m² cleaned a few times a week: the WYBOT app schedules up to 4 cycles every 7 days, the onboard controls cover the other days, and the robot climbs to the edge by itself at the end of a cycle. The trade-off is the shorter cycle, with 180 minutes of charging before the next.
Where to buy
The purchase links are the same as on the two product pages and don't influence the verdict. The product pages have the complete data.