5 Things to Know About the Roomba j10+’s Obstacle Avoidance

It rarely gets stuck on cords or toys iRobot’s iAdapt 3.0 navigation lets the j10+ pick its way through a messy room without getting tangled.

Dark rooms confuse it The robot relies on cameras, so very dark rooms can cause it to misjudge obstacles or bump into things.

Mirrors and glass can throw it off Large reflective surfaces like mirrors or glass doors may trick the sensors, leading to hesitation or wrong turns.

It works best in moderate lighting For reliable obstacle avoidance, keep the room well-lit but not overly bright or dark.

It’s still one of the best for cluttered homes Despite the Roomba lighting quirks, the j10+ outperforms most competitors at avoiding everyday messes.