Replacement Parts Accessories for iRobot Roomba i3 i3+ i4 i6 i6+ i7 i7+ i8 i8+J7 J8 /Plus E5 E6 E7 I,E &J Series Vacuum Cleaner 2 Set Rubber Brushes 8 HEPA Filters 8 Side Brushes

Our Roomba i2 was clumping pet hair and not really cleaning the carpet, even though we clean it regularly, including the filter. The replacement filters fixed the issues. The Roomba is cleaning carpet well again now. The side brushes also work well. We havent tested the main roller brushes just yet. There were parts in there we dont need, but its good to have spares. The filters on these i-series Roombas are too small. They just dont have much surface area. Even though we knocked them out and vacuumed them daily, they still get clogged up after about 5-6 months. The design of the older model Roombas with bigger filters was superior. They might not be HEPA rated, but they last a lot longer and dont restrict airflow after 5 months of use. The other gripe I have is the OEM battery is tiny, and there is plenty of space in the frame for a bigger battery.

Great replacements. Fit and work great.

Everything in this package worked great except the spinning side brush, the one that you can see when its running. Nearly every time the Roomba ran, Id find a side brush somewhere. I had to order the more expensive iRobot brand to work with my i7.

We got this for our Roomba i7+, and it works fine.

The roomba is already pretty noisy BUT with these new parts it is annoying loud.

I do not know why it cause too much noise after replacing the original one with this item when Roomba vacuuming the hardwood floor. Thats the only downside of the item. Otherwise, Its great.

This is a great value. Great parts too.

All the parts fit, works well as long as you maintain your roomba.

The filter and rollers held their own, saved some money without a drop in function. The brushes however kept triggering errors. They look like the original, but they’re not as flexible.

I have been having a noise issue that has been driving me batty trying to figure out. I own 2 i3 roombas and only 1 was making this noise. I originally thought it was a gear problem because if was a clacking sound but it turned out to be the side brush arms. They are too long, too thick and at the wrong angle. They are basically wearing right into the lower case of the roomba. The other roomba that still has the OEM brush has no such wear and this is when I noticed the difference in brushes. When I removed the brush and ran it the noise was gone, brush back on, noise returned. I would definately not recommend people use them or else you will eventually have to replace your lower case panel because these brushes will wear through it.