Unitree's latest G1 humanoid robot, which costs $16,000, has outstanding capabilities for its price, including standing up off the floor and retaining equilibrium under physical impact. However, its short stature (4'2") limits its usefulness for dishwashing and reaching high shelves. The robot is powered by a 9,000-mAh battery that lasts two hours and requires substantial programming. Despite its promise, the G1 struggles to complete practical tasks in promotional videos.