Wow. Consumer reports was on the money with this AI smart vacuum. I love how it auto dumps the canister, auto changes to the style of floor for the power consumption. Way better than the Dyson lines we have had or even the shark vaccum. We named ours Carpet Vader because it chokes the dirt outta everything.

[Employee of bestbuy] Stella design I’ve never used a vacuum of this caliber the charge and battery time is unlike any other device. I’ve owned cleans up after my two long-haired Persian purebred cats I never owned them. Recommended to all my friends in my book and tea club.

I love this vacuum! The battery is great. With the AI setting I can vacuum hard floors for 30 minutes and still have a 75% charge. I also love the light. It’s amazing how much dirt it gets on wood floors. I have a robot that’s great for grass and stuff but this is better for overall cleaning.

Samsung has updated their line of Bespoke vacuum cleaners so we decided to give the Jet Ai stick vacuum a try as we have not tried one of their vacuums yet, “we have their phones, refrigerators, stove, microwave and dishwasher” so why not add to the family. Unboxing: The vacuum arrived in a heavy brown cardboard box, nothing to it really, just a heavy walled box, and inside the vacuum was cradled in a very thick Styrofoam cradle which protected it from all the abuse shipping caused. Inside were the main unit/head, telescoping tube, power brush head, powered pet tool, combination tool, extendable crevice tool, the Clean Station, extra bags “6 in this case” and user manual. Setting up: Most everything came pre-assembled and all we had to do is set up the Clean Station, snap the telescopic tube into the main unit, slide on the battery, and attach the power head. We found a spot where the Clean Station would be sitting, plugged it in “one dust bag was already installed”, and placed the vacuum on the station and waited for it to charge. While waiting for that I was surprised that our Samsung phones picked it up immediately and asked to add it to the Samsung Smart Things app, which we both did, it also connected to our Wi-Fi network without a hitch. You’ll really want to use the app or go to the Samsung website and get the online manual there as the one included will get you up and running and that’s about it. Use: Use is very simple, same with any stick vacuum, what’s nice is the controls are very simple, a On/Off button and two for +/- suction control, “it sets itself to AI automatically when turning on”. Be have multiple other stick vacuums and we both agreed that this one is the quietest one of them all which was very surprising “also made us concerned about suction power”. There’s a very bright headlight on the power head which is very welcome and makes it very easy to see dirty areas that are dimly lit or just to see where you’ve been. Cleaning power is great, “our house is 1/3 carpet, 1/3 tile, 1/3 wood” and on the solid surfaces it is very easy to push around. The power head is smaller “width wise”, than our other stick vacuums making it very easy to get in around chairs and tables although it does take more passes when cleaning larger areas. Now on carpet, this one is much harder to push around than the others, and part of that reason is due to the suction power of the narrower head, it really pulls it down into the carpet and you must work more at it to move it around. The extendable tube helps with that a lot, we found that if you extend the tube to its maximum “or close to” length that gives you more of an angle to push against making it quite a bit easier. We do like that the dust bin is on top “all our others are on the bottom or surrounding the middle”, this give it enough room to lay almost flat and get way underneath objects “and the headlighs let you see what you are doing”, you can also rotate the main unit 90 degrees so that it lays even flatter against the floor. Using the included accessories is a breeze and the small powered “pet” attachment works great for cleaning up the sofa, chairs, and even our mattress. The extendable crevice tool really extends out quite a bit making it the longest crevice tool we have, which is really welcome when trying to get into tight places like next to the refrigerator or washer/dryer. There’s also a combination tool that you can go from a brush to a rigid head very quickly and is good to use you don’t need the power brush attachment. You can also hook any of the attachments directly to the main unit without the extension tube attached making it very easy to use as a hand vacuum. Suction power really impressed us both, even with it being the quietest of the ones we have it was able to pull more really fine AZ dust out of the carpet even though we had gone over everything with one of the others beforehand. And the AI always adjusted what level it needed without either of us having to manually adjust it. Once finished all you have to do is set the vacuum on the Clean Station and let it do it’s thing. The station powers up sucking all the debris out of the vacuum and does some pulses to make sure it gets everything out. Once it’s finished there’s a little lever that comes out and closes the dustbin lid and continues charging the battery for next use. Maintenance: Maintenance is very easy and with the Clean Station you just have to replace the dust bag when needed, then there are two filters that you can remove and “shake out” over a trash receptacle, the manual doesn’t say if these are washable so we will just do that. Then there are two washable filters in the main unit. The first one is in the dustbin and all you do is snap the bin off and pull out the filter for washing. The second one takes a little more work to get out as you have to flip open a rubber cover on the main pistol grip handle, loosen a spring loaded “captured” screw, remove the computer/display, then rotate that filter out for cleaning. I was surprised by all the steps to get this one out but you won’t be cleaning this one very often, and with its design, if something does happen to the display / computer portion of the main unit it would be very easily changed out by the consumer. Conclusion: We really like this new model Bespoke Jet AI vacuum, the way they designed it and how it sits in the Clean Station really makes it look neat enough to where you don’t need to hide it from anyone seeing it. The self-emptying stations makes it so much easier to clean out the vacuum “nothing to it”, just let it keep filling up the dust bag inside the station until it tells you it needs to be changed “on the app”. The battery has plenty of runtime to go over all of our 2k+ sqft home with charge to spare. Getting an extra battery and charging cradle would be advised if you need more runtime as ours always showed around 40 minutes sice it was switching speeds for carpet and bare floor. Overall this new Bespoke Jet AI performed flawlessly, had more than plenty of suction “somewhat more than the others even being quieter by a good bit”, plus it’s very easy to clean and maintain. I’d definitely be checking out this new vacuum if you are in the market for a new one.

The Samsung vacuum stick has been a great addition to our family. It has a great suction power, long battery life and it looks really good docked in its auto emptying tower. I like the brush attachment which also has a light built in and you can see every speck of dust when you vacuum. The weight of the vacuum is well distributed and you will find it easy to operate.