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The age of basic robot vacuums is over thanks to 3i. Their current range covers every budget, with some smart features like extending arms, edge and corner mopping, self washing/drying and even AI obstacle avoidance. For homes like mine where kids socks can literally be found everywhere, these are features that save unjamming your robot helper every time it starts a cleaning cycle.
Yes, self-emptying robot vacuums are worth it — these October Prime Day prices seal the deal
Thanks to Amazon Prime Days over the next couple of days, everyone can get in on the 3i hype without paying the brand tax. Here’s three models that will make your floors look brand new, but don’t come with the cost of putting a new floor down.
Best budget 3i deal
Why we like it
With 40% off from $449 to $269.99, 3i G10+ is one of the best budget robo vacs right now. It compacts debris with patented tech which 3i reckons avoids emptying for 60 days. That’s a 1 litre dustbin and a small dock for tighter living spaces. It also has extendable side arms to catch the dust and dirt it’s competitors can’t. It even has LiDAR and AI obstacle recognition for true hands free cleaning.
Best mid-range 3i deal
Why we like it
Splashing out a bit more get’s you P10, which features no-gap mopping with heads that spin at 220 RPM. It also rocks 18000Pa suction, which is roughly twice the power of competitor models in this price bracket. The dock features hot water mop washing and hot air drying plus 70 day breaks between emptying the dustbin, so there’s no worries about hygiene issues with 3i P10.
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Best overall 3i deal
Why we like it
At $600 off for Prime Day, 3i S10 is a beast of a robot vacuum and mop solution. It recycles it’s own water, no refilling required and a first for robot vacuums by capturing moisture from the air and distilling dirty water. It cleans at 330RPM, with 12 spray holes for a steady flow of distilled water. Even the roller mop is self cleaning thanks to the built in scraper. Plus is packs 13000Pa suction, which means it’ll handle anything whilst detection hard floors and carpets. What a beast!
