Aiper’s Surfer S1 solar-powered robot pool skimmer drops to $300 in off-season discounts (Reg. $400), more from $130

Aiper’s official Amazon storefront is offering some off-season savings on its autonomous pool cleaners, with the Surfer S1 Solar-Powered Robotic Pool Skimmer dropping to $299.99 shipped. Recently seen keeping to $400 at full price, after falling from $470 a few months back, this newer addition to Aiper’s armada mainly stayed above $376 until October brought things down to $300 for the first time during Prime Day. That same rate is coming back here, saving you $100 at the second-lowest price we have seen – just $30 above the all-time low from October. It’s also matching in price direct from Aiper’s site.

Aiper’s 2024 Scuba N1 cordless robotic pool cleaner falls to new $510 low for today only (Reg. $600)

$90 off $510

Courtesy of its Deals of the Day, Best Buy is offering the Aiper Scuba N1 Cordless Robotic Pool Cleaner for $509.99 shipped through the rest of the day. Normally going for $600, with a higher $700 MSRP direct from the manufacturer, this deal is already starting off $100 lower at Best Buy. This is only the second official discount that we have tracked since its release in March, with April seeing the first price cuts down to the former $550 low. Today’s deal comes in as a $90 markdown ($190 off its original MSRP) and carves out a new all-time low. It even currently beats Aiper’s website where it is discounted to a higher $650 rate.

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Aiper unveils its ‘first-ever’ solar-powered pool cleaning bot you can pilot with your iPhone at IFA

Straight off the show floor in Berlin from IFA 2023, smart robotic spool cleaning brand Aiper is introducing “its first-ever cordless robotic pool skimmer.” The new smartphone-controlled smart pool cleaner, official known as the Surfer S1, is looking to be rid of those annoying long-pole manual skimmer nets so you can sit back and enjoy the sunshine without the chores. The solar panel-equipped bot joins the brand’s award-winning Seagull Series of underwater cordless robotic pool cleaners at IFA this year, and you can get more details down below. 

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