Samsung has today launched their most premium cordless stick vacuum in Australia, adding the Bespoke Jet AI to their Bespoke Home line-up, available now on their online store for $1,599.
The new Bespoke Jet AI vacuum comes in a Satin Greige (a combination of grey and beige apparently) and delivers up to 280W of suction with double the battery capacity of its predecessor. It will run for up to 100 minutes before needing recharging and is available in 280W and 250W models.
“We’ve worked hard to remove common consumer pain points and add convenience through technology. There is no need to change brush heads to ensure a deep clean on different floor types with innovative AI technology adjusting suction as you vacuum. Furthermore, our enhanced All-in-One Clean Station helps address the frustration often experienced with emptying your dust bin which causes fine dust to escape back into your home or back onto the floor.”
The AI cleaning modes allows for the vacuum to clean optimally on various surfaces by detecting the brush load it has encountered through its suction motion controller and the air pressure through its pressure sensors. This classifies the floor type leading to the use of a cleaning algorithm to provide “optimal suction power and brushroll speed.” I never thought cleaning could be so complicated.
The Bespoke Jet AI vacuum also includes SmartThings support and Smart Wi-Fi connectivity to let you control the vacuum functions and features through the app.
The vacuum arrives with an upgraded All-in-One Clean Station to efficiently empty the vacuum, including things such as hair that may get caught in the filters, allowing for better dust management.
The Bespoke Jet AI 280W and 250W models are available from today via Samsung’s Online Store and will roll out around the country via Harvey Norman from September this year. Available in Satin Greige, the models will retail for $1,599 (VS28C9769QG/SA) and $1,499 (VS25C9759QG/SA) respectively.
To learn more about the Bespoke Jet AI vacuum or to find out more about Samsung’s Bespoke Home range of appliances, head on over to samsung.com/au/home-appliances/bespoke-home.
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