Intex PureSpa Greystone Deluxe Spa Set
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- Last seen at $876.99 at Target on Nov 9.
Our take on the Intex PureSpa Greystone Deluxe Spa Set
The Intex PureSpa Greystone Deluxe is a square inflatable hot tub that seats up to six people in 290 gallons of water. It runs on a standard 120V outlet with a 13-amp draw, so no special wiring is needed, and it has 170 bubble jets, a PTC heater that reaches 104°F, and an insulated hard cover with foam walls to hold heat. It suits renters and families who want a plug-in spa without a permanent install. Against rigid acrylic hot tubs it is far cheaper and easier to move, but it is PVC, so it loses heat faster, has no molded seats, and its bubble jets are less forceful than plumbed jets. Owner feedback is mixed, with heating speed and durability drawing the most complaints.
- Seats six in a square footprint
- Runs on a standard 120V household outlet
- 170 bubble jets around the floor and walls
- Insulated hard cover and foam walls slow heat loss
- Portable and deflatable for storage or moving
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Intex PureSpa Greystone Deluxe Spa Set price history
Lowest price we've seen: $876.99 on Nov 9 at Target. Tracked across 7 stores since Nov 9.
What reviewers say
- 2.8 / 570 ratings
Owners like the size, the easy plug-in setup and the bubble massage for the money, but ratings are mixed. Common complaints are slow heating, heat loss in cold weather, and pumps or liners failing within a season or two.
- HeatingCriticisedOwners say it takes a long time to heat and can fall short of 104°F in cool weather.
- Heat retentionMixedThe insulated cover and foam walls help, but owners still report heat loss in cold conditions.
Questions and answers
- Does it need special wiring?
- No. It runs on a standard 120V outlet at 13 amps, so a dedicated household circuit is enough. Avoid sharing that circuit with other high-draw appliances.
- How long does it take to heat?
- Expect roughly a day or more to reach temperature from cold tap water, depending on outdoor temperature. A insulated cover left on speeds it up.
- Can it stay up in winter?
- It can run in cold weather, but heat loss is significant and the heater may struggle to hold 104°F. Many owners drain and store it for the coldest months.
- How many people fit?
- Intex rates it for six, and the square shape gives more legroom than round models. Four adults sit more comfortably with room to stretch.
- What comes in the box?
- The spa liner, cartridge filter pump and heater unit, insulated hard cover, and a ground cloth. Chemicals and a filter cartridge are typically not included.
- How does it compare with a rigid hot tub?
- It costs far less and needs no installation, but the PVC shell is less durable and the bubble jets are weaker than plumbed hydrotherapy jets. It suits occasional use, not daily year-round soaking.
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