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Robot Warranty Checker

Choose your robot’s brand and model and enter the date you bought it. The checker estimates whether it is still under warranty, when coverage ends, and whether the battery is covered, using each maker’s published US terms.

Last reviewed: October 2026. This is an estimate from published terms, not a decision on a claim. Your receipt and the maker’s own terms decide. This is not legal advice.

How the checker works

  • It adds the warranty length for your brand and model to the date you enter. Aiper counts from delivery, so the checker asks for the delivery date.
  • Where a maker gives the battery its own term, as Navimow, Mammotion, and eufy do for their mowers, the checker shows a separate battery date.
  • Where the term depends on a model we have not confirmed, the checker says so instead of guessing.
  • Each result links to the brand page, which lists every source.

Before you make a claim

  • Find your proof of purchase. Some makers, including Roborock, date the warranty from manufacture if you cannot show when you bought it.
  • Check where you bought it. iRobot, Navimow, and Mammotion cover only robots bought from them or authorized sellers, and eufy’s warranty applies only in the country of purchase.
  • Contact the maker before shipping anything. Several require approval or a case number first.

To compare every brand at once, see home robot warranties compared.

Buying or selling a used robot? See whether a robot warranty transfers.

Frequently asked questions

How do I know if my robot vacuum is still under warranty?

Add the warranty length to your purchase date. Most robot vacuums we checked carry 1 year, and some Shark models carry 3. The checker above does the math for the brands we cover.

Does the warranty start when I buy the robot or when it arrives?

Most makers count from purchase. Aiper counts from delivery.

Is the battery covered?

It depends on the brand. Roborock and Ecovacs exclude batteries as consumables, iRobot excludes normal wear, and Beatbot covers the battery for the full term.

Related guides

Sources

Warranty terms come from the brand pages on this site, each of which links the maker’s terms or a US seller’s listing:

Home Robotics Services is an independent reference site. It is not affiliated with any robot maker or seller.