Samsung Bespoke Jet cordless vacuum now official

Samsung Electronics has recently announced the launch of the Bespoke Jet, a cordless vacuum cleaner with an All-in-One Clean Station that delivers hygienic cleaning with a 99.999% Multi-Layered Filtration System.

The Bespoke Jet features the All-in-One Clean Station, which keeps a user’s space hygienic while cleaning. When docked, the All-in-One Clean Station is able to empty its dustbin automatically without any fine dust particles escaping with Samsung’s unique Air Pulse technology. Moreover, it also automatically charges the Bespoke Jet vacuum cleaner at the same time.

It is equipped with a more enhanced Digital Inverter Motor than its predecessor for a more powerful cleaning. According to Samsung, 99.999% Multi-Layered Filtration System also makes sure that only clean air is released from the Bespoke Jet during cleaning.

The on-board Samsung Digital Inverter Motor is 47% lighter than the Jet90’s motor and generates up to 210W of suction power.

Additionally, the Bespoke Jet features a digital LCD with support for 28 languages. This display provides information including your suction level settings and remaining battery time. It also provides information about any problems, such as clogging, objects stuck in the brush, or missing filters, and provides a guide to help you fix the problem.
 
The Bespoke Jet can run for up to an hour and even when that time’s up, you can easily swap in a spare battery to extend your cleaning time by up to two hours. Samsung’s unique technology also ensures that it retains 70% of its original performance throughout up to 500 cycles.
 
Furthermore, the Bespoke Jet also comes with an upgraded Spray Spinning Sweeper, featuring dual spinning wet pads that rotate for up to 100 minutes. The upgraded Spray Spinning Sweeper also features an easy-to-maintain 150ml water tank, so users can manually spray more water.

The vacuum is available in three colors — Midnight Blue, Misty White, and Woody Green.

The Bespoke Jet will be available starting January 2022 in Southeast Asia, Europe, and March in the U.S.