🧹 iRobot Rubber Brush Replacement - Accessories for iRobot Roomba i7 i7+ i7 Plus E5 E6 E7 Vacuum - Replenishement Review

Chris product is close, but only close, to horseshoes and hand grenades. The green pillars fit very badly. Where like real rooms back to back. Rollers often fly out. Made our Roomba a lot louder. I will not buy again. I'm sticking with the real Roomba.

I was very happy about this spare parts set, but am very disappointed. The rollers fit into the device but don't work properly and make a terrible noise. Looking around at reviews this wasn't uncommon so I DO NOT understand how this seller got 4.5 stars!

They arrived in a beautiful box and fully corresponded to the description! They worked flawlessly and after replacing the factory brushes I ran my vacuum several times. I don't notice any difference in how the vacuum works and it's decreasing just like the factory. I highly recommend these as replacement brushes and will be buying them again when the time comes!

. They were difficult to install. I think it will be a lot easier next time. I think OEM rollers will be the same. The Roomba book says to regularly remove the ends of the curlers and brush out your hair. I never did this with the original rollers and they got stuck and gave a full shutdown error. These new non-original videos fixed the error and work great.

Got this for my Roomba i3. The first set of brushes lasted one pass before the vacuum sucked in a needle that cut one of the brushes. OK, there is no error here. The second set of brushes broke after 2 runs and had to be replaced. The 3rd set of brushes was making strange noises and my vacuum kept showing a roller error after 2 minutes of operation. Replaced with OEM brushes and all problems are gone. Filters and brushes are fine, but how often do you really need to change your brushes?

Bought this kit to stock up on spares for our i7+. The brushes look and feel the same as the original. If you make a blind discovery, you can never tell which brushes were OEM and which were third-party. As others have said, it makes some sort of noise. Not louder per se, just a different noise than the original brushes. Not sure why that is, maybe minor/small changes to fittings/bearings? However, this in no way affected the cleanability. The Hepa/dust filter has also worked flawlessly so far,

Bought a Roomba E5 in April 2020 and used it every night. It was covered in lots of dirt and dog hair—so much so that I had to regularly disassemble the wheels to remove what appeared to be felt pads on bearings. Long hair (and the occasional thread) also wrapped around the rollers and cut into the rubber. After 8 months, the darker of the two ridges was completely severed. Half of the reel kept spinning, but the non-motorized side just spun freely. These replacements brought Roomba back to…