Roboxa

Replacement parts for robot vacuum cleaners

Roboxa is an online shop focused on a single product area: replacement accessories and consumable parts for robot vacuum cleaners. Its catalogue is organised around the components that wear out with use, including main brushes, side brushes, HEPA filters, mop cloths and dust bags, sold individually or grouped into replacement kits.

The company frames its offer around the difficulty of matching the right part to the right machine, since different models use different brushes, filters and pads. Much of the site is therefore devoted to helping customers identify their exact model before buying.

Brands covered in the catalogue

The shop groups its products by manufacturer. The brands listed on the site are Dreame, Roborock, Eufy, ECOVACS, Dyson, iRobot and Shark, with dedicated collections for several of them.

• Dreame: kits for models such as the L10s Ultra and L10s Pro, L10s Ultra Gen2 and Gen3, L30s Ultra, L40 Ultra, X40 Ultra, X50 Ultra, X30 Ultra, X30 Pro, L10s Pro Ultra Heat, D10 Plus Gen 2, and the Bot L10 Prime and L10s Pro.
• Eufy: sets for the X8 Pro SES, X10 Pro Omni, Omni C20, Omni E25 and E28, L60 Hybrid and L60 Hybrid SES, X9 Pro, and multi-model kits covering the RoboVac 11S, 11S Plus, 15C, 15T, 12, 30, 30C, 25C and 35C, as well as the 11S Max, 15C Max, 30C Max, G30 and G30 Edge.
• Roborock: kits for the Qrevo Curv, S10 MaxV Ultra, S8 and Saros Z70 and Saros Z70 Ultra, plus individual parts such as HEPA filters for the Q7 Max, Q7 Max+, Q7 Plus and T8.

Kits vary in size and contents; some are described as full sets, such as a 20-piece kit for the Dreame Bot L10 Prime and L10s Pro or a 30-piece kit for the Eufy RoboVac range.

Identifying the correct model

A significant part of the site is a step-by-step guide to confirming which robot a customer owns before ordering. The advice differs by brand: for Dreame, the original box label carries the model number and the full name should be kept, including suffixes such as Ultra or Pro; for Roborock, the robot's own label is the starting point, with the box or manual used to confirm the complete model name, since a dock model or serial number alone does not identify compatible accessories; for Eufy, the product number, often a code beginning with T, appears on the body label and should be kept alongside the model name; for ECOVACS, the full DEEBOT model name is found on the box or manual, and the device label may sit underneath the robot or inside the dustbin compartment; for Dyson, the machine name appears on the box, receipt or registered account, and a serial number can be checked through Dyson's machine finder.

The guidance also points to the vacuum's app device page for product information, warns that a nickname such as a room name is not a model name, and advises switching the device off before handling it to locate the label. It stresses keeping suffixes such as Pro, Max, Ultra and Plus, because similar names do not guarantee the same fit, and notes that search results on the site are suggestions rather than a confirmation of compatibility.

Buying terms shown on the site

The shop states that it offers free tracked UK delivery with no minimum spend, a 30-day returns policy and secure checkout. Payment through Klarna is displayed alongside product listings. Prices shown in the catalogue at the time of writing ranged from around £17.99 for a Roborock S8 kit to £39.99 for several Dreame and Eufy sets, with many items marked as sale prices against a higher regular price.

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