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Samsung might be known for folding phones, smartphones with crazy cameras, and visually immersive TVs, but the technology giant also makes vacuums, among other home appliances. And for Amazon’s Prime Big Deal Days, essentially Prime Day 2, you can save up to 50% off Samsung vacuums.
The modern, designed-to-be-seen Bespoke Jet and Bespoke Jet AI vacuums are 32% and 20% off, respectively. Both include extra attachments and come with a “Clean Station” docking that will automatically empty the debris sucked up. I’ve used both and especially like the lightweight builds that are easy to move around paired with plenty of power for any type of surface.
You can see the full assortment of savings on Samsung vacuums at Amazon here, but you’ll want to be a Prime member to shop. You’ll score free shipping here and access thousands of deals that are currently live. You can sign up for a 30-day free trial here, if you're not a member.
Samsung Bespoke Jet Cordless Vacuum Cleaner with Clean Station, $475 (was $700) at Amazon
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Leading the pack of discounts is one of today's most aesthetically pleasing vacuums. The Bespoke Jet with a Clean Station is a massive $225 (32%) off at $475. In the box, you’ll get the vacuum with the main roller, a docking station, a crevice tool, a combination tool, and dust-bin bags.
I tested the Bespoke Jet for several months, and unlike other vacuum sticks, this feels like a complete system. It’s easy to maneuver around with a simple control system, and I especially like that you don’t need to hold a button in to keep the vacuum on. It’s a simple press that turns it on and keeps it going, plus you can cycle through different cleaning modes and another press to turn it off. The miniature LED screen will display the run-time left and updates depending on the cleaning mode. In my testing, you also get plenty of power from the proprietary HexaJet motor—Samsung says it delivers up to 210AW—which was plenty for hardwood, tile, and varying carpet heights.
While it’s a single pole vacuum, you can telescope that inward or outward for cleaning under large furniture, but you can also remove it to use it like a dustbuster. Additionally, you get two extra attachments—a crevice and a combination tool—in the box, which are great for tackling other surfaces like couch cushions and ceilings. Regardless of the attachment and independent of what you’re cleaning, everything passes through 5-levels of filtration, including a HEPA layer, to ensure the air being pushed back out is clean.
The coolest part of the Bespoke Jet is the Clean Station, though. You simply dock the vacuum on it for it to recharge, but you can hit a button to empty the dustbin. You’ll hear it working, and it all gets stored in the easily removable dustbin bag in the stand. It turns vacuuming into a game, at least for the final level.
An Amazon reviewer who rated it five stars wrote, “Never thought I would fall in love with a vacuum - but here we are!” and continued, “Do I love that it empties into a central canister where it also charges? Yes, Yes, YES!”
At $225 off, there has never been a better time to get Samsung’s Bespoke Jet vacuum cleaner, as this is the lowest price it has ever been. There is no telling how long this deal will last, so if you’re sold, head over to Amazon, and in most cases, it’ll arrive in two days.
Samsung Bespoke Jet AI with All-In-One Clean Station, $800 (was $1,000) at Amazon
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Samsung's newer Bespoke Jet AI stretches the battery life, provides even more power at up to 280AW, and features an improved docking station. Samsung also tossed in some AI learnings as this vacuum will auto-adjust the cleaning mode based on the surface.
In my testing, it might be on a slower cleaning mode for hardwood laminate floors but kicks things into a higher gear when cleaning the carpet. It’s pretty handy and helps extend the battery life, which runs for up to 100 minutes. The idea is that you won’t need to swap from the main brush head as often. Like competing models from Dyson, it’s a soft roller designed to pick up various materials, but Samsung does include a crevice tool and a combination one in the box.
Like the classic Bespoke Jet, the AI version still docks and recharges on the cleaning station, though it’s a bit faster at emptying the onboard bin and flushes the main roller to free up any debris. It might just be my hearing or some thicker walls around the upgraded docking station, but the result is still powerful suction–rated for spinning to empty at up to 1,000RPM—that doesn’t scream at your ears as much.
Still, the Bespoke Jet AI vacuum is portable enough to move around a home or apartment. Plus, the screen on the front displays how it’s cleaning, with the types of particles vacuumed up, along with the modes and time left.
At $800, it’s still not ultra-affordable, but it is a fresh $200 discount on a top-of-the-line vacuum that can clean intelligently with a long runtime paired with a versatile main roller head out of the box. You can get Bespoke Jet AI with the all-in-one Clean Station for just $800 on Amazon here.
Beyond the Bespoke Jet family of cordless stick vacuums, Amazon is spotlighting discounts on two other cordless sticks and a robot vacuum from Samsung.
- Samsung Jet 60 Flex Cordless Vacuum Cleaner, $189 (was $300) at Amazon
- Samsung Jet 75 Pet Cordless Vacuum Cleaner, $279 (was $399) at Amazon
- Samsung Jet Bot+ Robot Vacuum Cleaner with Clean Station, $580 (was $799) at Amazon
- Samsung Jet Stick Cordless Vacuum Clean Station, $99 (was $199) at Amazon
Prices are accurate and items in stock at time of publishing.