Samsung Jet 75 vs Bespoke: This is a battle between two best-selling stick vacuums from a big name in the electronics industry. And you don’t have to be an expert to determine that the second one is superior.
The Samsung Bespoke Jet is stylish and powerful and delivers a deep clean that many other vacuums out there can’t do. It also gets big bonus points for the secondary battery and a super convenient cleaning station that hygienically and easily empties the dust cup and keeps everything neat and tidy. The biggest obstacle to it is its exorbitant price – That’s a lot of money to spend on a stick vacuum.
Also coming from the same brand, the Samsung Jet 75 is a great balance of features and price. Its performance is still great, and its dust cup can still be emptied hygienically, thanks to a smart Clean Station, but it lacks many punches from the brand. And, of course, its price is significantly lower than the winner’s.
Samsung Jet 75 Vs Bespoke: Comparison Chart
Samsung Jet 75 Vs Bespoke: Differences
The Bespoke Jet wins the Jet 75 (3-1) mainly because of the bells and whistles. The most attractive part of the Bespoke Jet is its smart charging station, which combines a self-standing charger and a clean station. It also comes with two interchangeable batteries, so you won’t have to worry about the vacuum running out of battery in the middle of the vacuuming cycle.
Cleaning Performance
Winner: Samsung Jet 75
Suction Power And Cleaning Head
The Bespoke Jet peaks at 210 AW, slightly greater than the 200-AW maximum suction of the Jet 75. They are generally among the most powerful machines I’ve tested, with the Dyson V15 at the top with 230 AW.
Another important factor affecting the cleaning performance is the included cleaning head. The Jet 75 comes out of the box with two separate cleaning heads: a turbo action and a soft roller, whereas the Samsung Bespoke Jet comes with a dual roller head, which is a combination of a soft roller and a regular roller brush.
Bespoke Jet’s dual roller head looks like the DuoClean head of the Shark Stratos or Shark Vertex Pro at first glance, but it turns out this isn’t. Bespoke Jet’s soft roller isn’t motorized, meaning it doesn’t spin itself.
Hard Floor
The Samsung Bespoke Jet had a decent performance on this type of surface, with about 87% of the debris actually picked up. The reason it didn’t work well is probably that the soft roller doesn’t actively spin itself, as mentioned above.
The Jet 75 has performed better thanks to its dedicated soft roller, which helps it pick up everything I throw at it. And the good news is that you can also equip a soft roller like this for the Samsung Bespoke Jet to make it work better.
Carpet
At the highest setting, these models generated such strong suction that they lifted my low-pile carpet close to the floorhead or sucked down the high-pile carpet, stopping the roller. I consider this a testament to their strength, not a con. Then I set both to medium mode, and they worked great right away.
The Jet 75 removed 98% to 99% of total debris, with the only limitation being large debris like fruit loops. Likewise, the Samsung Bespoke Jet has also achieved similar results, and it is difficult to detect the remnants with the naked eye.
Hair
Our hair tests showed both the Samsung Jet 75 vs Bespoke could remove 100% of the hair and fur from hard floors and carpets, and there was a moderate amount of long hair that tangled around their rollers. Thankfully, removing the tangled hair was a breeze.
Design And Usability
Winner: Samsung Bespoke Jet
Attachments And Storage
| Samsung Jet 75 | Samsung Bespoke Jet |
|---|---|
| Turbo action brush Soft brush Mini motorized tool Long-reach crevice tool Combination tool Flexible Tool Wall-mounted charger Battery (x1) | Pet tool Flexible tool Crevice tool Combination tool Accessory cradle Free-standing clean station Battery (x2) |
The Samsung Jet 75 includes a wall charger, like the one I saw when unboxing the Dyson V12. This stand is nice and doesn’t look bad at all, but I never advocated drilling into walls, not to mention that it can’t charge two batteries at once. Maybe the Samsung engineers sympathized with people like me, so they packed the successor version, the Samsung Jet 90, with a self-standing charging station with a slot for the second battery.
The Samsung Bespoke Jet, on the other hand, is better with a smart charging station and an accessory cradle, but I wish it had built-in storage like the All-In-One base of the LG CordZero vacuum, which holds attachments in doors that swing out right beside the vacuum.
The cleaning station is a bit bulky, but it can charge and empty the dust cup simultaneously, which is something no other brand but Samsung can do. The accessory cradle is also a bonus since it has a slot to charge the second battery. It is easy to move the cradle around as it has a built-in handle, but it is another thing that will take up space on your floor.
Weight And Maneuverability
The Jet 75 is slightly heavier than the Bespoke Jet (5.78 pounds and 5.7 pounds), and even my child could use these machines without worrying about weight. It is a breeze for them to go further under the furniture and change direction thanks to the swivel head, but it would be better if they were equipped with LED headlights.
And like other handsticks, the Samsung Jet 75 vs Bespoke can be converted into handheld vacuums that make it easier to dust shelves and get into nooks and crannies with attachments.
Battery Life
To see how long these vacuums can run in real-time, I had them fully charged and ran them through each vacuuming setting until they ran out of juice, and here are the results.
| Samsung Jet 75 | Samsung Bespoke Jet | |
|---|---|---|
| Battery Life | Min mode: ≈ 42 mins | Low mode: ≈ 45 mins |
| Mid mode: ≈ 24 mins | Med mode: ≈ 26 mins | |
| High mode: ≈ 15 mins | ||
| Jet mode: ≈ 10 mins | Jet mode: ≈ 8 mins | |
| Charging Time | ≈ 215 mins | ≈ 3 hours |
Note that the above results were measured with the main floorhead attached to the vacuum. Using non-motorized tools, including crevice and combination tools, can make the vacuum run longer.
As for the Bespoke Jet, I really didn’t need to pay attention to its battery life since it was packed with two interchangeable batteries. There are two slots for charging two batteries simultaneously: one on the charging station and one on the accessory cradle – So you start your daily cleaning with two fully charged batteries.
If you choose the Samsung Jet 75, you’ll only get a single battery, but it’s easy to double or even triple the running time by purchasing additional batteries. Its charging rack doesn’t have room for a second battery, so you’ll need to wait longer to have two fully charged batteries.
Dust Cup
Winner: Samsung Bespoke Jet
The dust cup of the Bespoke Jet is not very large – it can only hold up to half a liter of dust and dirt. But the most fun part is emptying it.
In addition to automatically charging the vacuum, the clean station of the Bespoke Jet can empty the dust cup, so you won’t have to get your hands dirty. The process is semi-automatic, and the only thing you need to do is press a button on the station. Thanks to this great invention, I didn’t have to watch the dust go everywhere during the emptying process. The price to pay for this convenience is the recurring cost of replacing the disposable bag and the filter.
The Samsung Jet 75 features a 0.8 dust cup, which means it needs to be emptied less frequently than the Bespoke Jet’s cup. You have two options to empty it: do it manually or use a clean station. Emptying it manually is quite awkward, as it doesn’t have the bottom lid that is opened with the push of a button like most other models, such as the Tineco Pure ONE S11 or a point-and-shoot mechanism like the Dyson cord-free vacuums. You must remove it from the handheld unit, remove the cyclone assembly, and turn it upside down to empty it. This process can lead to a dust cloud, and I bet people with severe allergies will loathe this.
The easier and more hygienic option is to use a clean station, which needs to be purchased separately. It doesn’t even require pressing a button to empty the dust cup like the Bespoke Jet’s clean station. It also uses a disposable bag that needs to be replaced when it gets full.
Utilities
Winner: Samsung Bespoke Jet
Display Screen And On/Off Control
There is an LED screen on the top of the Jet 75’s handle that shows the current power mode and alerts you if there are roller problems or if the filter is missing. However, it doesn’t tell the user how much battery life is left.
The Bespoke Jet’s LED is more convenient since it indicates what cleaning mode you’re on and how much running time is left for each. Also, it alerts you to maintenance duties.
I’m glad these machines use physical buttons to turn them on/off and switch between modes. And I could easily reach them with my thumb during vacuuming. That way, they solved a dilemma with most of the Dyson cordless vacuums – hand fatigue caused by holding down the trigger after a while.
Noise
For noise tests, we ran each vacuum on each setting and measured their noise levels with a noise meter, and here are the results:
| Samsung Bespoke Jet | Samsung Jet 75 |
|---|---|
| Low mode: ≈ 53.7 dB | Min mode: ≈ 62.3 dB |
| Med mode: ≈ 56.9 dB | Mid mode: ≈ 67.4 BA |
| High mode: ≈ 60.5 dB | |
| Jet mode: ≈ 62.9 dB | Jet mode: ≈ 72.5 dB |
As you can see, the Samsung Bespoke Jet is noticeably quieter, but overall, neither is loud. Their noise levels are only comparable to those of showers.
Quick Rundown Of Samsung Bespoke Jet
- CONTEMPORARY and PREMIUM DESIGN: Innovative features with our most premium finishes and colors, for a vacuum so stunning you’ll want to show it off
- ADVANCED CLEANING PERFORMANCE: Samsung’s new TurboHex motor technology provides our strongest suction, with up to 210AW of power, to pick up tough dirt from any surface while still being lightweight for maximum maneuverability
- ALL IN ONE CLEAN STATION: At the press of a button, Clean Station empties the dust bin, so you don’t get your hands dirty; Breathe easy knowing the Clean Station retains 99.99% of dust and debris to keep a beyond-the-floor clean
- 5-LAYER HEPA FILTRATION: The BESPOKE Jet includes multi-stage filtration that separates and filters up to 99.999% of microdust particles, allowing you to breathe cleaner air in your home, and also meets HEPA standards
- JET DUAL BRUSH: No more switching brush-rolls mid-clean; the Jet Dual Brush is optimized to clean a variety of floor surfaces from carpet to hard floors to tile
Quick Rundown Of Samsung Jet 75
- 60 MINUTE BATTERY LIFE - Use your vacuum up to 60 minutes of uninterrupted cleaning before a recharge is needed or easily swap the battery with a spare
- ADVANCED PERFORMANCE - Clean hardwood, tile, and carpeting thanks to the vacuum’s 200 Air Watts of intense suction power
- LIGHTWEIGHT DESIGN - Built to go around your home with ease at a mere 6 pounds, the Jet 75 makes it easy to vacuum stairs, reach beneath sofas or appliances, clean high cabinets, window blinds and more
- TURBO ACTION BRUSH - Rotating more than 3,700 times a minute and with 180° swivel flexibility the Turbo Action Brush cleans dust, hair, and other debris on multiple surfaces
- JET CYCLONE - Keep debris from building up on the filter with the powerful multi-cyclonic system that pushes dirt into the dustbin
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References:
- Samsung Bespoke Jet: https://www.samsung.com/us/home-appliances/vacuums/jet-stick/bespoke-jet-cordless-stick-vacuum-with-all-in-one-clean-station-in-misty-white-vs20a9580vw-aa/
- Samsung Jet 75: https://www.samsung.com/us/home-appliances/vacuums/jet-stick/samsung-jet–75-cordless-stick-vacuum-vs20t7511t5-aa/
Victor K. Giles is a leading consultant and expert in vacuum cleaner technology with over a decade of experience. As a mechanical engineering graduate in the University of Michigan, he specializes in product development, design optimization, and performance analysis. Victor collaborates with manufacturers and educates consumers, making her a sought-after guest speaker at industry events. His work has been featured in renowned publications, and he shares his expertise on his blog, “The Vacuum Teria”. Victor’s passion for cleaner, healthier living spaces drives his to help clients choose the best vacuum solutions for their needs.