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7NEWS
02-07-2025
- 7NEWS
Samsung Bespoke AI Jet Ultra review: Powerful performance, sleek design and some questionable AI
I tested the Samsung Bespoke AI Jet Ultra, and at $1700, I gave it a full review of the pros and cons so you can shop confidently. There is no shortage of attachments when you unbox the Jet Ultra. The standard head is what Samsung calls the 'Active Dual Brush', and for most general vacuuming, this thing does the job with no complaints. There is a Slim LED Brush that is designed to get into hard-to-reach places like under furniture, and a specific Pet Tool for sorting out pet hair. The mop head attachment or 'Spray Spinning sweeper' lets you clean hard floors with a built-in water tank and reusable micro fibre pads. The All-in-one cleaning station is for me a very neat solution to two problems I have with most stick vacs. Charging and emptying. Having a home for the vacuum that doesn't need screwing to a wall or require fussing about with charging cables is a huge tick for me. The in-built dust bag, though, should not be understated, when you have finished cleaning and return the Jet Ultra to its home, the All-in-one cleaning station opens a little trapdoor and sucks all the contents into a 2L bag leaving the vacuum empty and ready for the next clean. As someone who is frustrated by bagless vacuums and the amount of dust you have to deal with when emptying it's refreshing to see bags making a comeback. Does it suck? (in a good way) The Bespoke AI Jet Ultra comes with five settings for suction power from min to Jet, with a much-hyped 'AI' mode in the middle there that Samsung is super excited about. As you cycle through the different modes, the screen shows you how much battery life you can expect with a somewhat ominous countdown to empty! I was very impressed with the power from the Bespoke AI Jet Ultra, and to be completely honest, I think five levels of suction is a bit excessive. Mid and Max do the job, Jet feels like it could lift a small car, Min is a waste of time, and the AI mode was, well, meh. Overall, though, it's hard to fault the cleaning performance of the vacuum, with a unit at this price point, you expect that. However, the mop head did feel a little bit underwhelming. Ergonomics The wand is telescopic, no surprises there, and there isn't a trigger to make it go, just the power button with a plus and minus to skip through the modes. I loved seeing that the trigger was missing, as in the past using other stick vacs, it can get a bit straining holding down the trigger for a big clean, so huge tick there! The Bespoke AI Jet Ultra is powerful and has a bunch of tech squeezed in, but it does come at the price of weight. The standard configuration has the unit weighing in around the 3kg mark, and you notice it. Vacuuming out the car with the combination tool does bring the weight down, but it is a bit of a strain by the time you move to the back seats. Is it AI or nah? It seems like everywhere you go these days, we are constantly being told that AI is in everything. Sometimes it's legit, and the products are made genuinely more intelligent and helpful by their AI features. Other times it feels like the brand is putting an AI sticker on the product to tick a box and say, 'look everyone! We're doing the AI thing!!' In the case of the Bespoke AI Jet Ultra, it very much feels like the latter. The AI mode is marketed to use artificial intelligence to adapt to changing floor types, changing brush speed and suction power to suit. In practice, though, it's a bit underwhelming. The adaptive cleaning doesn't feel 'intelligent', it feels gimmicky. I get it, though. AI is all anyone in tech is talking about at the moment, and Samsung has a bunch of AI features across their new product lineup, some of which are genuinely exciting and impressive like the AI upscaling on their new line of tv's, or the tightly integrated AI food recognition in their new fridges. The AI sticker on the side of this vacuum, though, feels like just a sticker. Similarly, the SmartThings app integration feels like an app for the sake of an app, and aside from being able to let phone calls interrupt your vacuuming, there isn't much in the app that is blowing my mind. Final thoughts The Samsung Bespoke AI Jet Ultra is a very good stick vacuum. And when held up against other machines in the segment, it outperforms a lot of them. The dock is brilliant, the power is unrivalled, and it really is a great addition to any home. But, and this is an important but, the thing to keep in mind is it isn't cheap. Though, $1,700 bucks is a lot for a vacuum but in saying that, it is a very good vacuum. I do think, though, the app for apps' sake and the AI for AI's sake is a bit of a shame.
Irish Independent
20-06-2025
- Business
- Irish Independent
An AI-powered vacuum cleaner and other must haves for your home
Suck it up Samsung's new Bespoke AI Jet Ultra claims to be the most powerful cordless stick vacuum cleaner in the world. It boasts strong suction and enough battery life to clean the house. It uses AI to assess the floor type and adjusts accordingly (€1,249 from Morning glory Nicholas Mosse is a legend. He began making pottery in Bennettsbridge, Co Kilkenny, in 1976. Almost 50 years on, the brand is stronger than ever. His decoration is a riff on traditional Irish spongeware, including this new Lawn Yellow range. A small mug costs €41.50; a large mug €48.50; a small jug is €60.50; an everyday bowl is €52; and a large bowl is €69.50, all from In the frame Remember when photos were physical objects? Print your pics and display them in a blue beaded photo frame (13 x 18cm). There's a red version too. Each costs €18.50 from At the bar Anderssen & Voll's Massif bar and counter stools have a massive advantage – a 360-degree foot rest. The price is massive too (€502 from Pretty neat Pimp up the boudoir with a Sofia velvet footstool (€129) and a Sofia velvet accent chair (€229) in blush pink and other colours, both from
Tom's Guide
16-06-2025
- Tom's Guide
Engineering a state of clean: The hidden journey of air inside the 'world's most powerful' cordless stick vacuum from Samsung
When we use a vacuum cleaner, we normally notice what our senses can easily detect — like the whirring sound, spinning brush, and disappearing dust. But what really makes it all happen is a process you can't see: Air moving through the vacuum's complex internal system, carrying everything from fine dust to stubborn debris. This invisible air path determines how strong, stable, and effective a vacuum's suction truly is. With the Bespoke AI Jet Ultra, Samsung spent six years refining that journey. Every twist and turn, from intake to motor, was reengineered to allow air to move without interruption. The result? The world's most powerful* cordless stick vacuum cleaner yet*. When air enters the vacuum, it's burdened with everything from pet hair to large and fine dust* particles. It shoots through a long internal air path and encounters the multi-cyclone system. Here, air spins at incredible speed. The significant centrifugal force generated by the rotation flings dust outward, separating particles so that clean air can continue forward. It's efficient, but intense. In actual fact, the resistance created by this spinning can slow down airflow and weaken suction. To address this, Samsung introduced a multi-cyclone structure with 12 cyclones and 33 air inlets, which are increases of 33% and 22%*, respectively, compared to the previous generation. With more entry points and more evenly distributed pathways, the airflow stays balanced and powerful, with less resistance. This allows air to separate dust efficiently while still flowing smoothly. After passing through the multi-cyclone system, the air now reaches the motor. And here, it must spin again at up to 148,000 revolutions per minute. Inside the motor, air flows through a component called the impeller, which rotates at high speed, and then passes through the motor. The impeller — a component resembling the blades of a jet engine — makes air travel from the centre outwards to create a vacuum. If air that was moving outward takes a wrong path and enters the vacuum, it disrupts the vacuum state (of course!), making it difficult to maintain suction power. This is why it is crucial to have an effective air path surrounding these blades that ensures air can find its way smoothly. To enhance this, Samsung upgraded the diffuser structure inside the motor from one row to two rows*, giving air more exit routes to maintain vacuum pressure and suction consistency. By clearing the path for air to escape more easily, suction stays stronger. From the shape of a cyclone to the structure of a diffuser blade, every element of the Bespoke AI Jet Ultra was optimised with one goal: let air do its job without obstruction. But airflow alone isn't the whole story. Samsung developed specialised brushes* for pet hair and embedded carpet dust, a battery system that supports strong output, and AI Cleaning Mode 2.0*, which automatically adjusts suction power according to your cleaning environment*. There's also the All-in-one Clean Station, which brings convenience by automatically emptying the dustbin and serving as a sleek charging dock. It's a comprehensive cleaning experience, built around the invisible motion of air. With this device, Samsung didn't just create a vacuum. It added details to the path air takes, and in doing so, pushed suction performance to a whole new level. To learn more about the Bespoke AI Jet Ultra, visit *1 Based on testing by SLG Prüf- und Zertifizierungs GmbH, in accordance with the IEC 62885-4 Cl.5.8 standard. Measured at the inlet of the non-motorized tool when the dustbin is empty, using Jet Mode and a large capacity battery that is fully charged. Lasts up to 1 min.*2 Based on testing by SLG Prüf- und Zertifizierungs GmbH, in accordance with the IEC 62885-4 Cl.5.8 standard, using a handheld type vacuum cleaner (with no brush) in Jet mode. The results were compared to cordless stick vacuum models available on the market with a stated suction power within 30% of the actual suction power of the Samsung model tested by SLG. Based on sales data between January 2024 and December 2024 as compiled by an independent market research institute.*3 Refers to dust particles in the size range of 0.5 to 4.2µm.*4 Compared to Samsung VS9000. VS9000 has 9 cyclones with 27 air inlets, while Bespoke AI Jet Ultra has 12 cyclones with 33 air inlets.*5 Compared to previous Samsung Bespoke Jet series.*6 The brushes and accessories provided will differ to suit the components of each model.*7 The updated functions of AI Cleaning Mode 2.0 can be activated after registering the stick vacuum cleaner on the SmartThings App. The operation of AI Cleaning Mode 2.0 may be limited in certain environments, such as when the All-in-one Clean Station is unplugged or Wi-Fi connection is unstable or the Bluetooth connection status between the stick vacuum cleaner and the All-in-one Clean Station is unstable. If AI Cleaning mode 2.0 does not work frequently, please move the All-in-one Clean Station to a space without obstacles nearby. To enable continuous function updates, users should keep the Wi-Fi in the house on at all times.*8 The ability to identify different cleaning environments and the time it takes to change the settings can be affected by environmental conditions.
Gulf Insider
03-06-2025
- Business
- Gulf Insider
Samsung's AI Home in Dubai: A Glimpse into Smarter Living
Samsung Gulf Electronics just dropped a game-changer in Dubai with its AI Home showcase, turning a villa into a futuristic playground of connected tech. Forget boring product demos—this event lets guests live the experience. Unlike conventional product launches confined to retail displays, Samsung's event created a fully immersive environment where guests experienced its connected home ecosystem in real-world scenarios. Eight lifestyle zones replicated familiar spaces like living rooms, bedrooms, and kitchens, showing how AI-powered devices interact and enhance daily life. Neo QLED TVs with near-8K visuals, a Frame Pro TV that doubles as a gallery-worthy art piece, and a Bespoke AI fridge that knows your grocery habits. The Bespoke AI Jet Ultra vacuum? It adjusts suction on its own, while the Odyssey 3D monitor takes gaming to another dimension. All these devices sync seamlessly via Samsung's SmartThings platform, which even plays nice with Amazon Ring and smart curtains. Privacy? Covered. Samsung's SmartThings uses top-tier NOx military-grade security and blockchain to keep your data locked down, automatically isolating any device that's compromised. At the event, Gulf Insider spoke with Guran Nakiboglu, Head of the Home Appliances Division; Shafi Alam, Head of the Direct-to-Consumer Business & Corporate Marketing Division; and Mohamad Sharif Oubaid, Director and Head of the Visual Display Division at Samsung Gulf Electronics. All three Samsung execs said that AI's just getting started. Soon, your home will adapt to you—tweaking lights, temps, and even TV content based on your vibe. The team pointed out that within the next few years, AI will become essential for connected living, as devices increasingly adapt to user preferences and behaviours. AI-powered personalisation will make technology more intuitive and responsive, whether it's managing appliances, adjusting lighting and temperature, or generating on-screen content. They highlighted how innovations like Samsung's Frame TV, which displays curated art when not in use, and the Bespoke AI Jet Ultra vacuum, which automatically adjusts suction based on floor types, are already paving the way for smarter, more adaptable homes. However, they noted that many consumers aren't yet fully leveraging the capabilities of their smart devices, and events like the AI Home showcase help bridge this gap.
Scottish Sun
02-05-2025
- Business
- Scottish Sun
Samsung is giving away FREE vacuum cleaners worth £1,199 in cheeky dig at rival
But you'll have to turn up to the shop with an unexpected item to be eligible SUCK IT UP Samsung is giving away FREE vacuum cleaners worth £1,199 in cheeky dig at rival SAMSUNG is giving away vacuum cleaners worth £1,199 to dozens of Brits in a cheeky stunt against major rival Dyson. Dyson founder Sir James Dyson turned 78 today and to celebrate Samsung is offering their own vacuum cleaners for free. Advertisement 1 The Bespoke AI Jet Ultra was launched in March Credit: Samsung Samsung claims the Bespoke AI Jet Ultra is the world's most powerful stick vacuum in the world, with 400W of suction power. The gadget, which was launched at the end of March, comes with two batteries so owners can clean their whole home non-stop for 160 minutes. A large capacity battery works continuously for up to 100 minutes depending on the strength setting, while there's also an inter-changeable secondary lightweight battery that will work for up to an hour. The South Korean firm cheekily enlisted YouTuber Zac Alsop to gift Sir Dyson one of their own vacuums by turning up at their UK headquarters in Malmesbury, Wiltshire. Advertisement But the stunt goes further by offering 78 customers a chance to grab a free Bespoke AI Jet Ultra this weekend. From 11am on Saturday (May 3), the first 78 in the queue at Samsung's main London store with a birthday card for Sir Dyson will be able to claim a free vacuum cleaner. You'll need to turn up at the Samsung KX store in Coal Drops Yard, London, near St Pancras International and Kings Cross stations. In total, Samsung will be giving more than £90,000 worth. Advertisement Each person in the queue will need to be 18 or over and have ID. And only one per household is allowed. Samsung's home robot Ballie rolls around and projects TV anywhere you like "At Samsung, innovation is at the heart of everything we do. The Bespoke AI Jet Ultra isn't just powerful, it's the most powerful stick vacuum on the market," said Tanya Weller, Marketing Director for Digital Appliances, Samsung Electronics UK&I. "As well as power, it has intelligent features like AI Cleaning that detects each surface and adjusts the power accordingly, alongside being one of the lightest yet."
