Snag the 3i G10+ robot vacuum and mop combo for $100 less at Amazon
SAVE 22%: As of Aug. 18, you can get the 3i G10+ robot vacuum and mop combo for $349.99, down from $449.99, at Amazon. That's a 22% discount and a $100 savings.
You've probably never heard of the brand 3i, but our go-to vacuum expert (and senior shopping reporter), Leah Stodart, says the 3i G10+ is one of the best robot vacuum and mop combos you can get for under $500. And right now, it's at an even better deal.
As of Aug. 18, the 3i G10+ robot vacuum and mop combo is on sale at Amazon for just $349.99, which is a $100 savings and a 22% discount from its usual price of $449.99.
Stodart says she was "thoroughly impressed" with its smart navigation, which uses a high-tech LiDAR system to recognize and steer around more than 128 different types of objects. It also has a built-in livestream pet camera, which is pretty much unheard of for a vacuum within this price range. “That was firmly a $1,000+ robot vacuum feature until now," she writes.
It also features 18,000 Pa of suction and a one-of-a-kind debris compression system that packs down debris inside itself. It can hold up to 60 days' worth of compacted dirt and dust, so there’s no need for a bulky, self-empty dock.
“Because the G10+ doesn't need a self-empty dock, it can be stored under furniture (I put mine under the TV stand),” Stodart writes. “From reliable small obstacle avoidance technology to a livestream camera to wickedly high suction power for this price range, the 3i G10+ has more going on under the hood than any other budget robot vacuum I've tested.”
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