Customer Ratings & Reviews

I am over joyed with the Samsung - Jet 70 Pet cordless stick Vacuum with Turbo Action Brush - Airborne and Violet Filter. I was thinking about buying another brand of cordless stick vacuum, I'm sure glad I didn't. Samsung is a great brand.

Very cool vacuum but battery won’t last very long, if it came with a spare it would be perfect.

The battery isn’t that great. It only last for maybe 15 mins if that on max

This vacuum is great! I don’t have to hold down a trigger while using this. (Dyson has a trigger you have to hold down while you clean)

Purchased as a secondary quick vacuum and works for what intended,. Kitchen floor, stairs bathrooms. Its the to go to when the true Dyson large vacuum is not needed.

With a few cats in our house (that don't seem to want to keep their fur to themselves), having a cordless quick use vacuum makes it easier. The Samsung - Jet 70 Pet Cordless Stick Vacuum is one of the newest available in the "stick vac" world. Compared to our other big name stick vac, there are a few design aspects that we really like. First, it has a one touch power button, so you don't have to hold a trigger to keep it running. Also, with its design, you do not need to remove the attachments to empty the dust bin. The beater-brush on the main Turbo Action brush doesn't have the typical bunches of brushes lining the rows, but instead a continuous thinner line of bristles that worked the debris up from the floor. The power is decent enough to get the dust and fur around, but as with most rechargeable vacuums, the higher the power level, the less time you have to run (more or later). There are two suction control buttons, to go between Min, Mid and Max (displayed on top near the buttons). But, even though there is no trigger, the handle has a piece of plastic that sticks out like our other stick vac that has the trigger, which separates the index finger. For us, it uncomfortably rubs against the knuckle of the middle finger. I feel it would have been better off without that. The removable battery will last for up to 40 minutes (when only run on Min and probably only hard-flooring). When running on Max on fairly thick carpet, we found that it only ran for about 8-10 minutes. Also, when running on Max, it seemed to make it harder to maneuver on our thicker carpet and rugs. The charging dock is wall-mountable, and can keep two accessories attached. You can place the whole vacuum head in to charge the battery, or you can remove the battery and charge it by itself (which could be handy if you do not have a place to mount the dock). If not mounting, the accessory holder flips to the back so the charging dock on a table or counter and still store the two accessories. It comes with several accessories that can be used with or without the main 27" tube: a long reach crevice tool (that extends another 6.5"), a combination tool (sliding dusting brush), and a mini motorized tool. There are other accessories that can be purchased separately, such as the Spinning Sweeper (which can be used with wet pads or a dry microfiber pad) or even an extra battery. Something that could be a little better is the connection point to the motorhead. The main tube seems to not be very sturdy on there, moving back and forth when vacuuming in certain areas, such as on stairs. Also, we were a little disappointed with the mini motorized tool as with the way it was designed, the rotating brush really doesn't come in contact with the surface (has some plastic guards). There are some patches of a fabric fur remover on the bottom that seems to grab more of the fur on the very furry cat tree we tried it out on than what was actually sucked in. But, it still left quite a bit of fur. This tool may be better for smaller areas of carpet or looser fur on furniture. Another thing I was surprised about was when I first opened the box: there no protection of all the parts on all sides. I could see where the dust bin was rubbing against the outer box panel (luckily, nothing was dropped on that area during shipping that could have easily broken it). And some of the attachments looked like they were just sitting in there with nothing to hold them in place (which would be fine if the box stayed flat at all times). As much as we really wanted to like this vacuum (especially being from Samsung which we have so many items by them), it just hasn’t met our expectations, even if it isn't the top of the line model for this group. At least it does function as a vacuum.

We have a cat and this vacuum works like a charm. Lasts long enough for us to clean our entire apartment on medium speed. Loving it so far! Looks cool too!

It was a free gift so I didn't expect too much from it. However, I'm pleasantly surprised at how convenient having one is.

Where has this been my whole life? It’s powerful with a long handle and perfect for little crumbs. I have hardwood floors throughout my house but I also clean my sofas with it.

I think in this case going with lists is the best way to review this product: Pros: -Though this applies to any cordless vac, the ability to just pick it up and do a quick cleaning is very convenient -The Max setting is basically equivalent to what you'd see with a standard vacuum -The modular setup allows for a lot of diversity in regard to how you use the unit, and potentially what you can use it for -The weight isn't bad enough to be an issue -Use the Low setting for really light jobs like dusting - there's no equivalent on a regular vac I've ever owned -Easy to dispense what gets picked up; filters all seem to be doing their job Cons: -I understand what they were trying to do with the handle, but for me it can be downright uncomfortable, especially for your index finger when pushing forward -I haven't been able to determine the particle size that the standard floor attachment won't just push. I guess a better way to put this would be that there are times you'll have to pickup the unit and place it on top of whatever you're trying to suck up. -I haven't found an accessory that's been good for getting cat hair off furniture (couch, office chair) -The wall base has a spot for two accessories, leaving you with a third that I guess you have to store somewhere else? I don't see a way to store one inside the other. -You will definitely see a difference between using the default Mid speed versus Max when it comes to the battery, though you may not notice if you consistently plug the unit back in

As you can expect for a cordless vacuum. It will not vacuum anything up that is even the size of a skittle. So rocks, dog food, big crumbs is a no go. I have a German shepherd and it manages the hair. I have hard wood floors and an area rug it does well on. Battery life is ok. I can vacuum the whole house before it dies (2700 sq ft)

The market for “stick” vacuums is growing, and Samsung has several entries that are quite good. I got the Jet 70 Pet Stick, which is their most reasonably priced model. I’ve been using a Dyson for the last year, so when I needed an additional vacuum, I decided to give the Samsung a try. It’s significantly cheaper than the Dyson, but I wanted to see if there were too many tradeoffs to make it worth it. The first thing I noticed was that the Samsung uses an electronic on/off switch rather than a trigger. The Dyson uses a trigger, but it doesn’t lock, so you have to keep it depressed the entire time you’re using it. That made the switch on the Samsung seem like a breath of fresh air. It also has an easy-to-use power adjustment switch that can be used on the fly, which is another plus. Battery life is rated at 40 minutes on the lowest power setting, while the Dyson is rated at 60 minutes. In real-life usage, you won’t get anywhere near that using higher power settings. On the highest suction power, I didn’t get 10 minutes, but the medium power level provided about 15 minutes or maybe a little more. If there’s one area that could be improved, it’s battery life. You’re not going to use this for a continuous whole-house vacuuming session, but doing a few rooms at a time or a quick pick-up is no problem. One feature of the Jet 70 that I really appreciate is the removable battery. Samsung provides a wall-mounted charger that can hang the vacuum while charging, but the battery can also be placed in the charger by itself, if you’d prefer not to dedicate wall space to the charger. The dust bin on the Jet 70 is small, but adequate for most rooms. Emptying it involves removing the bin, then removing the filter and “cyclone” center. While this is admittedly more of a hassle than the Dyson, it’s not too bad, and does make it easier to access all the parts. It’s not exactly “touch free”, but you really don’t come in contact with the dirt. The Jet 70 is very well constructed and feels solid. The motorized brush head is also easy to disassemble, which makes it easy to clean up if you get fibers wrapped around it. There’s an additional smaller head for things like stairs and cleaning your car. Interestingly, it does not have brushes, but rather a protruding rubber strip. This works well enough, but I think brushes work better. It comes with the usual compliment of accessories, and the crevice tool features a unique telescoping feature to help you really get into those hard to reach spots. In a head to head comparison with the Dyson, both vacuums fared equally at picking up lines of salt on a hardwood floor. So, is the Jet 70 a winner? I think it is, given the lower price. The Dyson may have been slightly more powerful, but I’m not sure it’s worth hundreds more. The real question I have is longevity, but only time will tell (see what I did there?). My Dyson is still going strong almost 18 months in, and I hope that the Samsung Jet 70 will do just as well. If you’re looking for a well-built mid-range stick vacuum, take a look at the Jet 70.

Works great. Gets a little heavy using as a wand with the longer stick but other than that, I like it alot.

Extremely underpowered and I would not recommend to anyone with a rug and over 500 sq ft of living space. The handheld vacuum on couches worked pretty nice but the battery went out on me in like 15 minutes. And I have dog hair so I had to put it on the strongest setting.

this is the best item when i compared with dyson vacuum cleaner, because it has same features like dyson but we will get samsung for reasonable price

Would recommend this to anyone who has a dog that sheds a lot. Very convenient and so easy to use. Cleaning has never been this easy.

Awesome cordless vacuum…works great on hard floors and holds a long charge.

perfect It's so easy to clean and it's a good product. The design is pretty, but it makes my house clean.

convenient and helpful but battery doesnt last long at all

Best small vacuum we have ever purchased. Everyone who sees it wants one. got it for a steal, half off.