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 $304 to $844, averaging $531, with 6 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
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 $303.5 to $844.38(average: $531).
Frequently Asked Questions
Samsung is a premium vacuum brand known for Jet series, Bespoke design, AI-powered cleaning.
Samsung vacuums in our catalog range from $303.5 to $844.38, with an average price of $531.
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 60 Pet Cordless Stick Vacuum at $303.5.
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.