Samsung Cordless Hoovers: The Bespoke Jet Range Explained (2026)
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Samsung's cordless hoovers are sold under the Bespoke Jet name, and their signature feature is the All-in-One Clean Station: a floor-standing dock that charges the hoover and automatically empties the bin. The Bespoke Jet AI is the flagship with floor-sensing smart features; the original Bespoke Jet is the value buy now it is older.
Quick answer: If you want a self-emptying stick and dislike handling dust, a Samsung Bespoke Jet with Clean Station is one of the best ways to get it; buy the original Bespoke Jet when discounted, or the Jet AI if you want the newest features. If you do not care about auto-emptying, a Dyson V15 or Shark PowerDetect gives similar cleaning for less money and takes up less space.
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The Samsung cordless range at a glance
| Model | Type | Best for | Typical price band |
|---|---|---|---|
| Bespoke Jet (incl. Pet, Complete) | Stick + Clean Station | Self-emptying at a lower price | £350–£600 |
| Bespoke Jet AI | Flagship stick + Clean Station | Large homes, smart features | £600–£1,000 |
| Bespoke AI Jet Ultra / Jet Lite | Newer stick variants | Check bundle for station and tools | £400–£700 |
| Jet 60 / 75 / 90 (older) | Stick, no station on most | Discounted older stock | Varies |
Price bands are typical, not live. Samsung's list prices are high and discounts can be very large, so always compare current prices across Samsung's site, Currys, John Lewis, AO and Amazon.
How Samsung naming works
Bespoke is Samsung's design-led appliance brand. Jet is the cordless vacuum line. AI indicates sensor-based features such as floor-type detection that adjusts suction automatically. Bundle names such as Pet, Complete and Extra refer to the tools and whether a Clean Station is included. Model codes (VS20…, VS28…, VS90…) help confirm the exact generation.
Samsung technology explained
All-in-One Clean Station
The station stands on the floor and, when you dock the hoover, it pulls the bin's contents into a large disposable bag inside the base. It also charges the hoover and stores tools. It is excellent for allergy sufferers and anyone who dislikes emptying bins, but it takes up floor space, needs replacement bags and is loud for a few seconds when emptying. See the best self-emptying cordless hoover for alternatives.
Floorheads
Samsung includes an all-floor brush with good carpet performance, a soft "slim action" brush on some bundles for hard floors, and pet tools. Newer heads are designed to reduce hair tangling.
Filtration
Samsung uses a multi-cyclone system with a final filter that it claims captures the vast majority of fine particles. Combined with the station's sealed bag, this makes the Bespoke Jet a good option for allergy sufferers (see our allergy guide).
Batteries
Batteries are removable on Bespoke Jet models, and Samsung quotes up to around an hour of runtime in the lowest setting for the original Bespoke Jet and longer for higher models with larger batteries. Expect substantially less on carpet with the powered head.
Which Samsung should you buy?
Samsung Bespoke Jet
The original Bespoke Jet remains a strong all-rounder with the Clean Station included in most bundles. Prices have fallen well below launch, which makes it one of the more affordable full self-emptying sticks. It is heavier than a Dyson V15. Read our Bespoke Jet review.
- Self-emptying station included
- Strong cleaning on carpets
- Good for allergy sufferers
- Heavy in the hand
- Station needs floor space and bags
Samsung Bespoke Jet AI
Samsung's flagship stick adds AI floor detection, higher suction and longer runtime. It is positioned against the Dyson Gen5detect and can be compelling in sales. At full price it is hard to justify over the original Bespoke Jet unless you have a large home. See Bespoke Jet vs Dyson V15 for how Samsung compares.
- Strong suction and runtime
- Smart floor detection
- Expensive at full price
- Heavy
Samsung vs Dyson and LG
Samsung's main rivals are Dyson and LG. Dyson's V15 is lighter, more compact and usually cheaper, but you empty the bin yourself (Samsung vs Dyson V15). LG's CordZero A9 range also offers an auto-empty tower, with the extra twist of swappable batteries (LG range guide). Shark's PowerDetect Clean & Empty is another self-emptying option.
Reliability, parts and warranty
Samsung typically offers a standard manufacturer guarantee on its vacuums plus a longer guarantee on the digital inverter motor (parts only); check the current UK terms when you buy, as they vary by product. Batteries, filters, station bags and heads are sold through Samsung's UK parts service and retailers. Owners most commonly report clogged filters and occasional station sensor issues, often fixed by cleaning the station's intake.
Watch out: station bags are proprietary. Factor in the ongoing cost and check bag availability before choosing a model with a Clean Station.
Is the Clean Station worth it?
The station is the main reason to choose Samsung over a cheaper Dyson or Shark, so it is worth being honest about the trade-offs.
| Pros | Cons |
|---|---|
| No hand contact with dust or hair | Needs a permanent floor spot near a socket |
| Bin is emptied every time you dock | Ongoing cost of proprietary bags |
| Charging and tool storage in one place | Brief loud burst when emptying |
| Good for allergy sufferers | Adds significantly to the price |
If you have asthma, allergies or simply hate emptying bins, the station is a genuine quality-of-life upgrade. If you live in a small flat with no spare floor space, or you are happy emptying a bin into the outside bin, a stick without a station will clean just as well for less money.
Who should skip Samsung?
The Bespoke Jet is heavy in the hand, so anyone who struggles with weight, or who mainly cleans stairs, may find a lighter stick such as a Dyson V12 or Shark WandVac easier. Buyers on a tight budget will get better value from a mid-range Shark or Vax. And if you are tempted by the Jet AI's smart features, compare its current price against a discounted Dyson Gen5detect first.
Where to buy
Samsung sells through its own UK site (which often has trade-in and bundle offers), Currys, John Lewis, AO, Argos and Amazon. Older Bespoke Jet bundles tend to drop sharply when new versions arrive. See our best time to buy guide and the best cordless hoover guide to compare across brands.
FAQs
Does every Samsung Bespoke Jet include the Clean Station?
No. Most Bespoke Jet bundles in the UK include it, but some variants and older Jet models do not. Check the box contents before buying.
How often do you change the Clean Station bag?
In a typical home, every few weeks to a couple of months. Pets and carpets fill it faster. Bags are proprietary, so keep spares in stock.
Is the Samsung Bespoke Jet heavy?
It is heavier than most Dyson and Shark sticks, which can be tiring on stairs and overhead. The station removes the need to lift it to a bin, which partly offsets this.
Is the Samsung Bespoke Jet good for pet hair?
Yes. Pet bundles add a motorised pet tool, and the station makes emptying hairy bins much less messy.
Can I use a Samsung Bespoke Jet without the Clean Station?
Yes. The hoover has its own bin, which you can empty by hand, and it can be charged with a separate charger or wall mount depending on the bundle. The station is a convenience, not a requirement.