Roborock Washable Filter of Dust Bin S5, S6, E2, E3 Robot Vacuum Cleaner(2Pcs)

I'm impressed with how well these hold up after multiple washes. The filtration quality is excellent and keeps my air clean while the vacuum runs. Cleaning them takes about a minute under the faucet, and they dry completely in about 24 hours. The fit is perfect for my Roborock with no gaps. My only complaint is that they take a full day to dry, but that's why the 2-pack is useful. Overall, these save money and work just as well as the originals.

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I tried to avoid paying the premium for roborock brand filters. I purchased the cheaper, aftermarket filters that have a plastic film over the filter media. Although the filter worked fine, if you removed the filter more that a couple times the plastic clip would break and filter would not be held in tight, creating an error message. I have used the roborock brand filters, taking them in and out to clean over a year and they keep going strong. They are still too expensive for what they are, but until there are alternatives that work even half as well, I guess they can charge whatever they want.

Bought these washable filters as replacements for my Roborock S5 Max and they fit perfectly. Easy to install, easy to clean, and they perform just like the originals. Good build quality and great value for a genuine replacement part. No issues with airflow or fit. Highly recommended.

The reason I bought Roborock filters for my S5 is that I kept getting this error message about a clogged filter with aftermarket filters. I've had my S5 for 4 years and never had a problem. I thought it was the extra mesh added to the new aftermarket filters. Well, my new OEM filters gave me the same message! So I looked closer at the vacuum unit itself. I realized that the vacuumed air is exhausted on the "back" side of the vacuum, just adjacent to the installed filter inside the compartment. I blew the exhaust out with my compressor and loads of accumulated dust came out. I blew it from the outside into the filter compartment and then from inside the filter compartment out through the exhaust venting. It totally worked and I no longer get that message and the fan speed lowering! I wish they had this feature in the "maintenance" section because it cost me so much frustration. If you've had your Roborock for a few years and have a lot of dust in your home (I live on a farm and have large dogs traipsing in and out), try this solution if you're getting this error. If you don't have a compressor you might try a can of compressed air used for blowing out keyboards, but you might need several cans.