Samsung
premiumSouth Korean multinational conglomerate offering smart home vacuum cleaners with AI features
Quick answer
Samsung is a premium vacuum brand founded in 1938 and headquartered in Suwon, South Korea, known for jet series and bespoke design. We track 6 Samsung models priced from $312 to $823, averaging $542, with 1 in stock now.
Verdict on Samsung
Samsung's vacuum lineup is all cordless sticks, built around the Jet series and its swappable batteries. On our tracker the six models run from about $304 to just over $1,000, clustering around a $540 median, so this is premium territory. The Jet 75 Pet is the volume pick at $541, 4.2 stars across roughly 2,700 reviews, and the step-up BESPOKE Jet adds an All-in-One dock that empties the bin and charges the battery for you. If you want a robot or a full-size upright, Samsung isn't where our catalog can help.
Pros
- Detachable batteries let you swap in a fresh pack instead of waiting to recharge mid-clean
- The BESPOKE Jet's All-in-One dock empties the dustbin and charges the vacuum on its own
- Consistent 4.2 to 4.3-star averages across the Jet range on our tracker
- The Jet 60 Pet brings the pet-focused tools down to around $304
Cons
- Premium pricing, with several models north of $500 and the top of the range past $1,000
- The All-in-One dock takes up real floor space, so plan where it lives
- Every model is a cordless stick, so there's no Samsung robot or upright in our catalog
- Replacement batteries and dock accessories add to the long-term cost
Known For
Which Samsung Fits Your Home?
Pet household that wants one strong cordless without the dock
Pick: Jet 75 PetIt's the most reviewed Samsung on our tracker, 4.2 stars across about 2,700 ratings, and it ships with pet tools. The swappable battery means you can keep a spare charged and cover a larger home in one go.
Hands-off emptying and a tidy charging station
Pick: BESPOKE Jet →The All-in-One dock empties the bin and recharges between runs, so you handle dust far less often, which allergy-sensitive homes appreciate. You pay for that at $577, and the dock needs a permanent spot on the floor.
Want the Jet pet features for the least money
Pick: Jet 60 PetAt $304 it's the entry point and actually carries the highest star average in the lineup at 4.3. A sensible pick if you like the swappable-battery system but don't need the self-emptying dock.
Samsung Vacuums by Type
stick(6 products)
SAMSUNG Jet 75 Pet Cordless Stick Vacuum
SAMSUNG Jet 75 Pet Cordless Vacuum
SAMSUNG Jet 85 Cordless Stick Vacuum
SAMSUNG Jet 60 Pet Cordless Stick Vacuum
SAMSUNG BESPOKE Jet Cordless Stick Vacuum
Samsung Bespoke AI Jet Ultra Cordless Stick Vacuum
Quick Facts: Samsung
Samsung is a premium vacuum cleaner brand founded in 1938 by Lee Byung-chul. Headquartered in Suwon, South Korea,Samsung is known for Jet series, Bespoke design, AI-powered cleaning.
On VacuumDeals.co, we track 6 Samsung vacuum cleaners with prices ranging from $312.25 to $822.92(average: $542). The average customer rating is 4.3/5 stars.
Frequently Asked Questions
Samsung is a premium vacuum brand known for Jet series, Bespoke design, AI-powered cleaning. Across the 6 Samsung models we track, the average customer rating is 4.3 out of 5.
Samsung vacuums in our catalog range from $312.25 to $822.92, with an average price of $542.
Samsung was founded in 1938 by Lee Byung-chul and is headquartered in Suwon, South Korea.
The lowest-priced Samsung vacuum we track is the SAMSUNG Jet 75 Pet Cordless Stick Vacuum at $312.25.
Yes. The Jet line uses detachable batteries, so you can carry a second charged pack and keep cleaning past what a single charge covers. Larger homes benefit most from this. Spare and replacement packs are an added cost to factor in over the life of the vacuum.
The All-in-One dock empties the vacuum's dustbin into a sealed bag and recharges the battery when you dock it. It cuts down how often you touch the dust, which is a real plus for allergy-sensitive households. The trade-off is that it needs a permanent floor spot, so measure before you buy.
Yes. On our tracker Samsung's six sticks run from about $304 to just over $1,000, with a median near $540, which sits clearly above budget and most mid-range brands. You're paying for the swappable-battery system, the build, and on some models the self-emptying dock. The cheapest way in is the Jet 60 Pet at around $304.
Samsung does make robots in some markets, but our catalog only tracks its cordless sticks in the Jet and BESPOKE lines. If you specifically want a robot or a full-size upright, you'll get better coverage from the brands we track more fully in those categories.