A house with a pool is the Aussie dream, and with summer on its way, the days of cooling off, kids splashing and family fun are back.

Putting a dampener on this backyard bliss, though, is all the required maintenance – because no one wants to jump in a grimy, brown, leaf-strewn pool.

But the AIPER Scuba X1 Cordless Robotic Pool Cleaner will do all the hard work for you, and Daily Mail is giving readers the chance to win one of the futuristic models, worth a staggering $1,999.

To be in the running, enter your details below during the competition period, from October 20 to 27.

With the Scuba X1you can say goodbye to hours of scooping out leaves with a heavy net and pole, manually scrubbing algae and wrestling with old-fashioned hosed cleaners.

This wireless robot intelligently suctions and scrubs the floors, vertical walls and waterline of the pool, so you can spend more time floating in the cool water with a cocktail.

Winner of multiple design awards and with more than two million customers globally, AIPER is the world’s leader in outdoor smart robotics.

The Scuba X1 has the latest smart navigation upgrades, delivering more cleaning coverage, and is able to traverse even complex pool shapes.

The WavePath™ 3.0 Adaptive Path technology intelligently adjusts to bowl-shaped, diamond-shaped, and other complex pool floors, preventing it from missing spots and falling into repetitive loops.

It now features an upgraded cross pattern path on the pool floor, and N-pattern on the walls for the most thorough clean, superior to the previous S-shape path most competitors follow, while 16 underwater sensors enable the robot to predict and avoid obstacles in its path.

Powered via the app, users can select from multiple cleaning modes including floor, wall, waterline, all in one, and periodic for maintenance.

Four motors for powerful suction of 25,200 LPH work in tandem with four optimised brushes for thorough scrubbing to deliver all-terrain cleaning, the ultra fine filter collecting debris from fine sand to large leaves and leaving the surfaces sparkling.

With 180 minutes’ battery life, the Scuba X1 can handle pools up to 200 square metres with ease.

It is suitable for both chlorine and saltwater pools with salinity levels under 5,000 ppm.

After each clean, the robot parks within easy reach at the waterline, ready to be returned to the charging dock – the work of moments, compared to the hours it used to take to properly clean the pool.

Making life even easier is the optional caddy (purchased separately) which makes moving the robot between the pool and charging dock effortless.

AIPER customers have been thrilled with their investment, with many five-star reviewers gushing about the time saved and the thorough job the Scuba X1 does.

‘I did A LOT of research before purchasing this and have been very pleased with this vacuum. It exceeds my expectations by getting even sand off the bottom of the pool,’ one verified shopper raved in their online review.

‘Charge time is quick, and it seems to get every area of the (large bean-shaped) pool. I have not had to use my manual hose/pump/tank vacuum all summer which is a huge win for me!’

‘Absolutely FANTASTIC!’ a happy customer raved. ‘The climbability feature and app for the phone was so far beyond my expectations. Excellent value for money.

‘Extremely durable and easy to use. I cannot say enough good things about this product. It’s futuristic! Love it!

Another customer wrote: ‘Having a robot clean your pool is a dream come true. It makes enjoying having a pool so much better.

‘This model has powerful suction and great filtration for excellent results. It cleans your pool with full coverage. It is simple to grab with its waterline parking.

‘The app is well designed and easy to understand,’ they added. ‘Another important feature is its battery life, which is long for up to 70,000 Gallons on one charge. Best suited for inground pool. I can recommend it for sure.

The Aiper Scuba X1 is available to buy for $1,999 on Amazon. To be in with a chance to get one free, enter your details. The competition runs from October 20 to 27.