Where can I buy replacement blades for the Dreame A1 Pro in the UK?

Not from Dreame's UK store, which is the awkward part of owning a Dreame A1 Pro. The UK shop, run by distributor Cellcom Ltd, sells the mower but no mower accessories at all: no blades, garage, spare charging station or 4G module.

Dreame's European stores do sell blade packs and other mower accessories, so one option is ordering from there, with the extra delivery time that involves. Third-party sellers on marketplaces also list blades said to fit Dreame mowers; check the part is described as compatible with the A1 Pro before buying, since fit and quality vary.

It also helps to know what you're replacing. Dreame's UK product page doesn't say how many blades the A1 Pro uses or what type. The manual for the earlier Dreame A1 lists three pivoting razor blades on a quick-release disc, and the two mowers are very similar, but Dreame hasn't confirmed the parts are shared.

Small pivoting blades like these are cheap consumables that dull and chip over a season, so expect to replace them more than once a year on a busy lawn. Given the patchy UK supply, it's sensible to buy a spare pack at the same time as the mower rather than waiting until you need one. Dreame's UK after-sales team is the place to ask about parts under warranty. Our blade guide explains when to change blades and what to look for.