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I’ve been using the P1 Lite for a while now, and I’m really impressed.
It’s incredibly lightweight, which makes it easy to handle and carry around.
The performance is fast and responsive, giving a smooth experience every time.
On top of that, the build quality feels premium, with materials that look and feel high-end.

Overall, the P1 Lite combines portability, speed, and luxury in one neat package.

I baught the c1 solo but shortly discovered 1 battery is barely enough. It’s so fun and everyone around me wanted to try it out. I deeply advise to quite get 1 more spare battery when you purchase this awesome device.

Wow. Highly recommended.

My first scuba use was off of the coast of Venice, Florida on a boat (2 tank) dive with one 100kw battery (I’ve bought a spare) to hunt for shark teeth. Water conditions were slight swells and very little current.

The configuration for the scooter included a Lefeet buoyancy sleeve, Lefeet single hand rail kit with harness, and Scuba Compass w/bungee strap. The hand rail harness was set to a length fully retracted (one clip on the rail, one on the BCD D-ring); however, it needed to be even shorter to be just less than the full extension of my arm to take the load from the scooter. This required passing one end through the BCD D-ring and attaching to rear of the clip on the rail. This achieved the desired result.

Of the 12 weights included for the buoyancy sleeve, I used 9 and only put them in the bottom holes to lower the center of gravity of the scooter. The scooter was still negatively buoyant in this configuration. Even reducing to 3, it was still slightly negatively buoyant. For future dives, I won’t be using any of the weights.

For the first dive, I didn’t go very far the boat and used slightly more than 20% of the power at Level 1 & 2. For the second, I ventured further from the boat and used the remaining power and experienced the powering down to Level 1 once the battery reached the first bar. Level 1 was sufficient to assist my kicking the final (short) distance to the boat. Both dives were more than an hour. The scooter was used to get out and back straight line to my shark tooth hunting location rather than constantly providing thrust.

The Lefeet P1 allowed me to hunt further (and safer) from the boat than others on the charter, to stay at the hunting location longer (since my return didn’t take as long as an unassisted swimmer, and to return to the boat consuming less air (both underwater and on the surface).

I will be taking my P1 to Belize next year on a week-long live aboard for use while going to and from dive sites taking underwater pictures and videos.

FINAL THOUGHTS
The only concern I have with the Lefeet P1 is that once my wife tries it, she’ll want one too. She didn’t allay my worries when I expressed them to her, saying “…of course, what do you expect.”

The quality of the materials and design is immediately noticeable, the P1 Lite looks and feels premium right out of the box. It’s absolutely beautiful. Once in the water, I was blown away by how powerful it is. For such a compact device, it’s almost unbelievable how much thrust it delivers.

I really appreciate Lefeet’s attention to detail. The included carrying case is fantastic, and all the accessories seem thoughtfully engineered and well-crafted.

Battery life is relatively short when using it at full speed, but considering it can be recharged quickly,even with a power bank, I still think the P1 Lite is an amazing option for summer fun. It’s a fantastic piece of gear for anyone looking to elevate their water adventures.

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I purchased a Lefeet S1 scooter some years ago and have recently ordered some spare parts - just in case! The scooter is used virtually every week for scuba diving from shore and is still performing perfectly. The scooter and the parts are all of very high quality. I am in my late 70's and the scooter is definitely a great help and is important in keeping me diving.

feel like superman flying over the reef. The usually show them mounted on the sides, but I actually found them easier on the front of my thighs. It wouldn't breach the surface while going straight and also meant you could seamlessly initiate a dive by arching forward slightly and also pushing your fins into the flow. Great being able to equalise as I went down, because you can still tweak your nose while holding the controller.

I had a fun time using it with my colleagues. Despite its small size, the performance was surprisingly powerful.
However, since I used it mostly on level 4, the battery dropped to one bar after about 30 minutes and only operated on level 1 after that.
I'm now considering getting the dual mode setup. For tours, I’m not sure if it can last through three dives, but overall, it’s really fun, lightweight, and I recommend it.

Beach and pool days just got way better, till the kids fight over this. The controls are simple, and the wrist strap prevents you from losing the scooter if you lose your grip. There are triggers to control each propeller, so maneuvering in the water is very easy, and there is an action camera mount on the center of the handlebars if you want to record your adventures. The battery has a rubber seal and gets enclosed in a waterproof compartment. It charges fairly quickly, but removing the battery from the scooter can be a bit finicky. Especially is the pop lock wasn't quite it the right spot. Overall, my kids and I are extremely happy with this water scooter and will be using it as much as possible.

"Double scooter, double shark – the ultimate win.In the photo, you can see a dual-scooter setup using the regular S1 model. Perfect for freediving. When surfacing, there's no worry – the scooter floats, no concerns. In a dual-trigger configuration, it allows for a fast descent, but not too fast. Once reaching the target depth, the second scooter can be activated for impressive speed. Surprisingly, diving with just one hand is easy and allows the other hand to remain free for equalizing pressure. Additionally, using the dual turtle mode provides more than enough speed, and we find ourselves enjoying multiple dive rounds without needing to replace the batteries. At high speed, the scooters shoot forward impressively. Having both shark buoys doesn't interfere with overall buoyancy during the dive.

This is a super fun underwater swimming motor. I hesitate to call it a scuba motor, because I don't think it would have adequate power to tow a full-sized adult with full scuba kit. But for the kids in the pool, it's awesome.

The batteries (2 are included) last longer than I expected—around 15 minutes of steady use per battery. The included battery charger is large and robust, not a meager USB charger like a lot of devices. It's more like the charger for an e-bike (if you're familiar with those).

I shopped for a long time and made my homework before buying this seascooter. But oh boy, was it worth it. I can only snorkel for medical reasons and love to take macro pictures of the underwater world. This is so much easier with the S1 Pro. I’m not out of breath anymore when I get to the bottom to stabilize and take beautiful pictures. It’s perfect buoyancy allow me to stay neutral in salt water. No need for a diving belt or shark sleeve. I can go for more than one hour in the water because I’m not always using the battery 100% of the time. I highly recommend it. My 14 years old son tried it and loved it so much I gave it to him and bought a P1 xr for myself. Review to come after I tried it in the ocean! If your budget is a little tighter, don’t hesitate and go with the S1 Pro. It’s a very good machine!

I was pleasantly surprised by the neutral bouyancy achieved and the sleek aesthetic this delivers. Seems to be sturdy enough on my first two dives with it in Monterey.

I’ve been a Divemaster nearly 20 years, and I have always stressed the inclusivity of diving. I used to say “if you can breathe and you can swim, you can dive!” Recently I became an adaptive diver (T3 tetraplegic) through a Road Traffic Collision and wondered if I would ever dive again. While I have always known about DPVs they have traditionally been much larger and heavier. Thanks to the versatility and compactness of the P1XR I can dive again and it tows me AND MY BUDDY through the water on hour long dives and even into wrecks! Amazing!!
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I tried it at 30 meters deep, and it worked perfectly. LEFEET P1 is an excellent product.