The 3i G10+ solves a specific annoyance: emptying the dustbin. Most robot vacuums require a massive base station to do that for you, or you do it manually every few days. 3i’s approach is different. The G10+ compresses debris inside its own 1-liter bin using an onboard mechanism, so you can go up to 60 days without touching it. The bin is bagless, and a built-in UV light keeps things from getting nasty in there.

With 18,000 Pa of suction, this thing pulls deeply from carpets and scours hard floors. The LiDAR navigation uses dToF technology, which is the same kind found in high-end autonomous vehicles—it maps your home quickly and avoids obstacles better than older laser systems. The extendable brush and mop reach along baseboards and into corners, covering edges that most round robots miss. You can set different cleaning modes for carpets versus hard floors through the app, and the floating roller brush includes a comb to reduce hair tangles.

The base station is small because it doesn’t need to hold a giant bag. That’s the trade-off: you get a compact dock, but you still need to empty the bin every two months instead of every few weeks. The AI obstacle avoidance works well with cords and pet toys, though very low-profile items can still get snagged. For a bagless robot that handles both vacuuming and mopping without demanding weekly maintenance, the G10+ is a solid, practical choice.