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iRobot

How iRobot treats owners after the sale, from our assessment of its robot vacuum sold in Spain: warranty, updates, parts for older models, independence from its cloud, and privacy.

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iRobot Roomba Plus 515 Combo con Base AutoWashImage: iRobot
22.3/100

iRobot

Roomba Plus 515 Combo con Base AutoWash

Robot vacuums

Doesn't meet the Fair StandardNo replacement battery in Spain

Strongest: Privacy & security 4.3/10 Weakest: Support & warranty 0/20

Reference price
599 €
Consumables a year
106 €
Replacement battery
Not sold
Works offline
Partly offline
Parts for 5-year-old models
Battery or some modules
Warranty vs Spain’s 3 years
Less than a year extra
Repair & parts
5/30
Support & warranty
0/20
Ownership & independence
5/20
Cost of ownership
8/20
Privacy & security
4.3/10

Where it does well

Nothing at full marks yet.

Where it falls short or doesn’t say

  • Warranty in Spain: less than a year extra
  • Security updates promised: none stated
  • Updates for older models: no evidence
  • Battery: no official battery found
  • Local control: no local integration

Track record

Warranty in Spain

S3

Measured against Spain’s 3-year legal guarantee.

Less than a year extra

The commercial limited warranty in Spain is 2 years and excludes batteries and consumables. Spain's statutory guarantee is 3 years for goods bought after 2022-01-01, so nothing goes beyond the legal minimum. The Picea acquisition announcements say nothing about warranties.

2 sources

Security updates promised

S1

A published minimum period of updates, counted from launch.

None stated

No minimum update period is published. The data-security page only promises at least 6 months' notice before software security support ends.

1 source
  • Manufacturer Seguridad de los datos - irobot.es
    Notificaremos a los clientes al menos 6 meses antes de la finalización de la asistencia de seguridad de software
    Checked 2026-10-08

Updates for older models

S2

Whether models 2 or 4 years old got firmware in the last year.

No evidence

IRobot's own release notes, checked 2026-10-08, show no robot firmware for any model at least 2 years old in the last 12 months. Latest entries: j series 24.29.6 (2025-03-19), Combo 10 Max 1.12.11 (2025-05-14), i series 2023, s series 2022. Newer 2026 entries are for the 200/2000 series, first released 2025, and for the iRobot Home app, which is not firmware.

4 sources

Parts for older models

R3

Whether parts are still sold for the brand’s model from 5 years earlier.

Battery or some modules

Old model: Roomba i7+ with Clean Base (US Sept 2018, EU Q1 2019). It had no mop, so mop_module is N/A and there are 10 applicable modules. irobot.es sells, in stock: left/right wheel modules (EUR 29.99 each, i-series bought before 15 Jul 2024), main rubber brushes (EUR 34.99), side-brush module (EUR 14.99) and filters (EUR 29.99). The i/j/e lithium battery (EUR 119.99) and the washable bin for e-series/i7 (EUR 19.99) are listed but unavailable. Clean Base bags (EUR 19.99) are a dock consumable and are not counted as dock_parts. No bumper or mainboard is listed. 4 of 10 modules (40%) gives mid. If Clean Base bags counted as dock_parts it would be 5 of 10 (top).

6 sources

Battery

R1

Whether a replacement battery is sold, and who can fit it.

No official battery found

No official battery for the Plus 515 is listed on irobot.es: a search for 'batería' returns only batteries for older Roomba/Braava lines. No iRobot document on whether the user can replace the battery was found. Not disclosed.

2 sources

Without the internet

I1

What still works with no account and no connection.

Partly offline

IRobot's EU Data Act statement says that without an account the robot can still clean, return to the dock and spot-clean from its buttons. The app needs an iRobot account and the cloud, and offline scheduled cleaning is not documented. After the Picea takeover iRobot said it anticipated no disruption to app functionality, but made no long-term cloud commitment.

3 sources

Local control

I2

Matter, or an official local API.

No local integration

No Matter certificate for the Plus 515 was found in the CSA database; only Roomba Mini and 2025 models such as the 505 and 705 appear. The Home Assistant integration (local) does not work with the newer generation. Community reports say these models are cloud-only, with no local MQTT. The only community client found, roombapy-prime, is cloud-based.

3 sources

Security practice

P1

A published vulnerability disclosure policy, and fixes within 90 days.

One of the two

Published disclosure channel: a Bugcrowd bounty program plus a contact form, with a stated aim of mitigating within 90 days. No evidence of shipped fixes within 90 days of public disclosure was found.

3 sources

Your data

P3

In-app deletion, and no use of device data for advertising.

One of the two

Account and data deletion is available in-app (Account > kebab menu > 'Elimina account', done within 30 days). The privacy policy could not be retrieved (irobot.es privacy-policy returned HTTP 500; about.irobot.com renders in JavaScript only), so 'no sharing of device data for advertising' is not confirmed. After the acquisition, data governance for US and 'other global' data sits with iRobot Safe Corporation, a US entity.

3 sources