COMFORT SERIES

The media could not be loaded. The tub took 10 minutes to assemble, am a previous mspa tekapo owner which lasted 5 years. It’s still working with TLC storage and cleaning for winter. We decided to invest in a new one and went for the Aurora, no regrets. A relaxing spa with loads of room for 1 adult, 3 children.The tub comes with all the listed accessories including filters and covers. The base protective mat has a bubbled protective layer adding extra comfort alongside the seats in the tub. The controls are easy to use and self explanatory. The manual is easy to follow.The spa has ozone, uv filtration system and 3 settings for the jets. Setting 2 + 3 provides a nice massage and 1 is relax mode. The spa runs quiet on the lower settings.The LED lighting adds extra relaxation similar to light therapy. I use the tub for pain relief, it works really well. The height of the tub is easy to access with limited mobility due to the soft sides and stability.The Aurora is an all round access and family friendly spa. I bought the extra insulating cover to save on electricity consumption. My previous Tekapo cost average £62 a month to run on 36oC without an extra insulating cover although i had a bladder and the spa was in a sunny spot competing with scottish weather.The LED lights and Spa have individual plugs. The LED cord is shorter than the Spa cord.We will have many happy summer nights in the ambient spa.

This was a fab purchase. I saw it on Instagram and went for it. It was easy to set up. Literally plug it in and turn it on and inflates in super quick time. Then fill up and turn on the heater. The instructions are really clear and it’s easy to know what to do. I bought the chemical set up kit as well and worked fab. It’s very sturdy and have had no issues with it. We did buy a mat for underneath but despite the fact we are on the floor it is comfortable. Heats up well and the bubbles are really good. Great quality. It’s for 6 and fits 4 people in perfectly. I’m not sure we would have 6 adults in this. Perfect for the 2 of us on an evening.

Had had a saint tropez lay z spa for years which was a tank, but eventually died. Decided to try mspa. The square design looked interesting and integrated heater was clean. It seemed to work the first time i used it but realised how anemic it's heater is compared to the old lay z spa with the big external heater. So it never really got up to 40c and when i took of the cover it fell very quickly. Because I'd already bought it and was outside amazon's 30 days, I looked at getting an additional heater to make it work. But then the third time i took it out to give it a go it had gotten a slow/medium leak.From experience repairing inflatable hot tub leaks is unreliable at best so its been sitting in the basement ever since.Total waste of money didn't even get any real use out of it. Honestly I wish I'd just not been so cheap and spent the extra 100 or so £ to get a half decent one from layzspa. Maybe Mspa has better models that but as a rule I'm staying away from any with integrated heaters or any that look like cheap plastic (like this one).

Bought this because our Lay-z-spa had two holes that we patched and was frankly a bit long in the tooth. Firstly on this design, there is no 'egg' to attach and leak everywhere. The 'egg' so to speak is in built into the wall of the hot-tub. There is a wired remote control that inflates the tub and controls temperature, and the functions. I like the fact that the pillars of the hot tub have independent controls for the bubble effect, which also have three different 'speeds'. You can switch these off and have the jets on only, which in my opinion are better, as there is lass splashing. I these days of being economical with the electricity, i would recommend placing a bubble wrap liner around the outside (purchase from Ebay) which will keep it warm when not being used, preferably it needs to be used inside if possible or in a summerhouse like ours is. I would highly recommend this Hot-Tub.

A modern inflatable spa with led lighting, uv light and ozone water treatments built in which will keep pathogens at bay and help maintain the water quality. It warms up from tap water temperature to 38 C in under 24 hrs, fairly easy to inflate and set up. It however doesn't feel as robust as my previous spa, thickness appears less so it wobbles a bit when the kids are moving about in it or when the bubbles are on. That being said it seems a decent buy for the money though I am not sure about the longevity. My previous spa lasted over 5 years in all sorts of conditions before it herniated so time will tell whether this turns out to be as good an investment.

An excellent addition to the garden!I had this in the summer and it was brilliant, so easy to assemble, with or without the instructions, inflated really fast and was so simple to use. when I needed to empty it, I used some lengths of guttering position under the flow pipe and straight into the drain, you have to turn it upside down when there is a little water left in the bottom and leave to try out before dis-assembly, it rolled back up easily once deflated and fits nicely into the bag that comes with it so all stored over the winter, ready for next year.

Was not as easy as previous mpsa hot tub to get up, once got the foot pump working, it wasn't too bad, as this is pumped by hand pump, wheres as my previous one do my air from turning hot tub on.It is fairly quiet to use, comfort seats, bubbles are great & quite alot of room in this hot tub. It's a great hot tub & the ozone is good to help keep it clean. The appearance is very nice on this hot tub & I bought this while in the sale in January. So I'm really pleased with my purchase.