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The Seagull series was Aiper's first line of cordless robotic pool cleaners, sold from 2020 to 2023. Two models are still listed on Amazon in 2026: the floor-only Seagull SE for above-ground pools up to 860 sq ft and the Seagull Pro for in-ground pools up to 1,600 sq ft, which cleans the floor, walls and waterline with four motors. The Seagull Plus, Seagull 600 and Seagull 1000 have been retired; Aiper's current line is the Scuba series.
The original Seagull Pro (model ZT6001, sold 2023 to 2024) was recalled by the U.S. CPSC on March 20, 2025; the unit sold today is model ZT6002. Poolbots does not sell Aiper; the cards show Amazon's price and rating at build time and link to each model's fact page and Amazon listing.
Cordless floor-only robot for above-ground pools
Cordless quad-motor robot for the floor, walls and waterline (ZT6002)
Run time, pool size, coverage, suction and warranty as Aiper published them, with the Amazon price and rating at build time for the models still listed.
Still sold: the Seagull SE (2026 version) and the Seagull Pro (model ZT6002). The retired Seagull Plus, 600 and 1000 follow in the list below.
2023 model · Floor, Walls and Waterline
Cordless quad-motor robot for the floor, walls and waterline (ZT6002)
$399.99 on Amazon
2022 model · Floor Only
Cordless floor-only robot for above-ground pools
$159.99 on Amazon $179.99
Pages for these models stay up for owners; none is sold new any more.
2023. Discontinued cordless floor-only robot for pools up to 1,300 sq ft
2021. Discontinued entry-level cordless floor cleaner for above-ground pools
2020. Discontinued cordless floor cleaner for above-ground and flat in-ground pools
Prices and ratings are Amazon's at the time this page was built and change without notice. Poolbots does not sell Aiper robots; as an Amazon Associate it earns from qualifying purchases made through the Amazon links.
The series model by model, in Aiper's own figures.
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The Seagull SE (2026 version) and the Seagull Pro (model ZT6002). The Seagull Plus, Seagull 600 and Seagull 1000 have been retired; Aiper's current line is the Scuba series.
Yes. On March 20, 2025 the U.S. CPSC announced recall 25-187 for about 32,660 Seagull Pro model ZT6001 units sold in 2023 and 2024, because the battery can overheat when charged with a high-current adapter. Aiper offered a free replacement. The unit sold today is model ZT6002.
Check the label on the underside of the robot: recalled units read model ZT6001 and have a serial number beginning with 61. Aiper's recall page (aiper.com/seagullpro-recall) handles registration.
The Seagull Pro cleans the floor, walls and waterline of in-ground pools up to 1,600 sq ft with four motors and 150 minutes of run time. The SE (1,320 GPH, up to 100 minutes), Plus (4,080 GPH, 110 minutes), 1000 (2,640 GPH, 90 minutes) and 600 (660 GPH, 50 minutes) clean the floor only and are built for above-ground or flat-bottom pools.
No. Every Seagull model is operated from buttons on the robot; the Pro offers Floor, Wall and Auto modes.
Run time per charge: SE up to 100 minutes (2026 version), Pro up to 150 minutes, Plus up to 110 minutes, 1000 about 90 minutes, 600 about 50 minutes. Charge times: about 3 hours (SE), 3 to 4 hours (Pro, 600), 2.5 hours (Plus) and 5 to 6 hours (1000). The batteries are integrated.
The floor-only models follow a wall-sensing pattern across flat floors and do not climb steps. The Seagull Pro climbs walls with four-wheel drive; Aiper does not list step cleaning for it.
Yes. Each model moves toward the pool wall when the battery runs low so it can be reached from the deck; the Seagull SE also has a four-color LED status indicator.
Aiper lists the floor-only models for vinyl above-ground and flat-floor pools and the Pro for in-ground pools of all common surfaces, and states its robots can be used in saltwater pools with a fresh-water rinse after use.
Aiper's care instructions say to remove the robot after each cycle, rinse the filter, store it in a cool dry place and recharge it fully before storage.
Aiper rates the Seagull models for swimming pools; it does not list hot tubs or spas as compatible.
No. Poolbots lists each model's facts with a link to the Amazon listing and earns a commission on qualifying purchases. The Plus, 600 and 1000 pages remain for owners; those models are no longer sold new.
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