The new Android void can press 3i on the same as Roomba and wipe your floors

Our Test more than a hundred robot vacuums Here in the CNET test laboratory, many of them come with emptiness and encouragement capabilities. This is not special. The interesting thing is the dust pressure pressure technology that we see in increasing the number of robot blanks, such as Roomba 205 Combo DustcompctorWhich packs dust, dirt and other wreckage is more tight in the garbage box to provide space and reduce emptying frequency.

This technology is now making its way to IROBOT competitors, with the latest member of the squad, 3i G10 Plus, It was first displayed in CES 2025. Like Roomba, G10 Plus contains a mechanical paddle that effectively presses dust and debris during its vacuum. According to 3i, it is able to store 60 days of debris in Dustbin 950 ml, which is the reason, unlike many other robot voids in this category, there is no self -knight standing station. However, there is a shipping berth.

Interestingly, there is also a built -in ultraviolet light inside to sterilize the wreckage, most likely because it will sit in the robot for up to 60 days, so you don’t want to advance.

In other features, the G10 Plus is a fairly standard void that supports both discharge and musk. It uses the same Lidar navigation system and avoid obstacles that operate from artificial intelligence as the leading capacity of 3i, S10 Ultra, which we currently test in our Louisville Laboratory. It can set more than 100 types of objects and identify them using the camera, adjust the suction power and water flow automatically based on soil levels. There is also an ultrasound sensor to detect the carpet while clearing the robot, so it will do 0.4 inches automatically to prevent the carpet from wet.

In other specifications, it has an extendable brush to clean the edge to the edge, and has 18,000 suction, and is expected to cost $ 399 on Amazon starting from May 29. The normal MSRP will be $ 499.