Lifesmart LS600DX 7-Person 65-Jet 230v Spa with 14-Jet Nozzle Turbo Blaster

We really like this Hot tub, our old one had a wood exterior and was falling apart after 14 years, and the fiber glass tub was cracking. The acrylic tub and exterior on this tub will look and last longer. This tub doesn't have real powerful jets, but some can be turnoff down or off to get a more powerful stream. We didn't use the jets a lot on our old one so this is fine with us. Also, I believe the way the jets on this tub are set up they will last longer than on the first one. These jets are stainless steel and the other one had plastic jets. I believe this was a good buy. I didn't give it a five only because of the power of the jets

We’d been considering a hot tub for a few years now...we have kids who love water and there’s nothing better than relaxing in the evening in a hot tub. We wanted a low cost spa because we couldn’t stomach spending $10K+ on one. Spa took a few weeks longer to arrive than expected to the driveway (plan on flexibility), and I hired a specialty mover to get it to the backyard. The $ you save on a big box store tub involves more “work” on the customer end...electrician to install the outlet ($$) and a mover to move to the backyard ($) or give the delivery guys cash to do it (which I wasn’t sure they’d agree to so I hired some it’s else). If you have access to a pallet jack, it comes sideways on a pallet so you could probably get it to the backyard easily with 2 folks. I think the fancy spa stores would also fill and start up the tub for you with initial chemicals. So if you’re more of a DIYer, this is the cheap way to enjoy some hot tubbing. My one complaint about the actual spa...the big manual flow valve makes lots of noise when opened fully so we set it at low to medium flow. I called and asked the company, and they said that’s just how it is. Oh well. Not a deal breaker for us.