Samsung Bespoke Jet vacuum cleaner: Why would you want this over a Dyson?

Dyson vacuums might be an easy recommendation for anyone, and yet there are reasons why the Samsung Bespoke Jet exists at a crazy high price of S$1,299 which we can totally agree with. Find out if Samsung should be your next vacuum brand of choice!
00:00 Intro: Why compare two different classes?
01:24 Dyson Omni-Glide recap
03:25 Getting personal with the Samsung Bespoke Jet
06:27 Accessories for Samsung Bespoke Jet
07:14 The design quotient
08:21 The real reason why Bespoke Jet stands out
11:45 What's in the price?
For photos and its accessories, check out our earlier hands-on article:-
www.hardwarezone.com.sg/featu...
Credits for audio:
KZbin AUDIO LIBRARY
REV - Eveningland
Get connected with us!
Website ► www.hardwarezone.com.sg/home
Facebook ► / hardwarezone.com.sg
Twitter ► / hardwarezone
Telegram ► t.me/HardwareZoneSG

[@christineacosta2]

Me personally, me . I do prefer the Bespoke Samsung because I don't mind vacuuming, but when it comes to emptying it out, I know that it means inhaling some of that dust and dust mites in billions. It actually gave me anxiety when I had to do that with the dyson. I loved the Dyson but to empty it, I dreaded it. I absolutely love vacuuming now and with the Samsung Bespoke I'm happy. I'm in the second bag which came with the vacuum. The first bag lasted me 3 months or more

[@armyboi707]

Same 100% Plus my whole home is Samsung 😆 I will say....there is better vaccumes, including some Dyson models. That being said....let me see how my new Bespoke vaccume lasts. I was not impressed with my Dyson after its life run out after about 3 years.

[@Mortthemoose]

Thanks for that. I've had the Dyson v12 now for 2 weeks, and I've had asthma so much of the time, due to emptying and cleaning it!

[@hiten2460]

Hi Christine, are you able to comment on the spray spinning sweeper? I have just purchased the Bespoke Complete extra but wondering if the extra spray spinning sweeper is needed. I already have a Tineco S3 wet and dry but wondering if I could mop as well with this add on? Thanks.

[@carlcameron3524]

@@armyboi707 mine too, except my iPhones 😂🤣

[@flyingpandaify]

yall got no masks?

[@joelarun6190]

This was a very detailed and well articulated review! I got the Samsung Bespoke Jet for the same reason.

[@Mortthemoose]

How are you getting on with it?

[@Mortthemoose]

9.50: I've watched dozens of reviewers, reviewing cordless vacuums, and you are the first to actually admit that reviews can be VERY different from a day or a week's use, to several months use! Thank you!! At last! I recently bought my very first cordless..... The Dyson v12. All the other versions would have been too heavy for me. Even this one hurts me. I'm disabled with chronic illnesses/pain, but it's cleaning powder has blown me away! I can only use it for a wee while anyway, so having only one battery is no problem. I DO have some problems with it though: - the big head won't vacuum my doormats, although the pet head will, but it's hard work (although manageable) - the bin is sooo small that it often doesn't fill evenly, due to a fin that sticks out from the hinge area. Sometimes 50% will be full, and the other side of the cylinder will be empty! - I am trying to find a way for it NOT to set off my dust allergies. Keep getting asthma, which is usually controlled well, when I'm emptying it and cleaning it. My breathing has been worse, overall, since the very first use. My old Meile has HEPA bags, so nothing dusty to empty. - There's an on/off button, but the way the handle is designed, with the cylinder's weight over the handle, presses down my my thumb joint, which gets very sore very quickly. I did notice another reviewer saying the same thing. - I used it to vacuum up some dead leaves from a houseplant, and the exhaust air, at the end of it was soooo powerful, it was blowing everything off the desk, including scattering the dead leaves I was trying to get! This "may" be ths same with all small stick vacuums though. I don't know. - And, despite only using it 5 times, the strip of red fabric has nearly all rubbed of the pet hair head! Couldn't believe it tonight, when I saw it! Unbelievably, there look to be wee scratches on the base of this head too! I've used it 2 x 20-25 mins, and 3 x 10 mins! I AM able to return it, until 28th January 2023 if I'm not happy with it. I've done a lot of research on both the Dyson v12 and the Samsung Bespoke with the self-cleaning thingy, but I decided on the Dyson mainly because I had read that the Samsung is not good at picking up fibres. I don't exactly know what classifies as "fibres" but my house is extremely dusty due to my failing health, and barely being able to vacuum these past 3 years or so. It feels sooo good to be able to do little 10 minute sessions with a cordless, but I'm just not sure about keeping it.....mainly due to the dust allergies that I have.

[@kyliegangwish17]

Great review! Thank you!

[@laurencecrocker3679]

I have to Samsung one and I am so happy with it the auto empty dock is the best ever !

[@Mortthemoose]

Thanks for sharing. 👍

[@DogHairDontCare]

I use a miele C3 most often, own a dyson V10 that has retired, and a samsung jet 90 w/ clean station that I use weekly. Bagless is an overmarketed / overhyped feature. Samsung is on the right track here -- cordless vacuum without a bag? Ok, dock it on a bagger. Most arguments against bags are flawed... you still need to empty a bagless bin into something else anyway, and more often than not, people are going to be using plastic bags and as you mentioned, much of it ends up back in the air / in your house / on your clothes, and even worse, in your respiratory system. The problem samsung still needs to solve though is that flip lid. Obviously from my username, you can tell I deal with a lot of dog hair... when the station pulls hair out, some of it will get stuck in the crevices and when you close the lid back, it gets trapped. For pet owners, this is annoying but still far better to deal with than fishing everything out of a dyson.

[@katherineosaaka7942]

Would you say that Jet 90 on the highest power has comparable cleaning performance to C3? Or is C3 the obvious winner when it comes to proper/deep cleaning on all surfaces carpets/hard floors?

[@DogHairDontCare]

@@katherineosaaka7942 no handheld comes close to the c3. However if you only have bare floors, then the fluffy brush head from most handheld vacuums are sufficient for prolonging deep clean though I consider handheld "nice to have." they cannot replace your deep clean machine. Start with a c3 and then see if you ever need to add anything else to your arsenal. At the end of the day, you need to spend your money on what you need first, then address the luxuries if you care. I wish I started with the c3 from the start because I would've never wasted all these years on the dysons and whatnot.

[@Maggietan277]

Just got Samsung, love it. vacuum cleaner with a disposable bag suit me. Make cleaning much interesting and easy.

[@danielngo6037]

Do you think the bespoke will be great in the long run??

[@beaniemac83]

Hi great video thanks! I guess this will vary from person to person but how often do you need to replace auto empty bags and do you need to purchase them from Samsung directly? Only asking I’m thinking of ordering but then wondering how much it will be to buy the bags if they need replacing often. Thanks 🙏 again.

[@windautoyo3755]

Can you do one of Dyson gen5detect Absolute Cordless Vacuum [2022] ?

[@samesparza2149]

That was a great comparison

[@debraplato1590]

Love the Samsung with the mop head and sucking the dirt out of the cup into a bag. The last thing i want to do is dig my hands in the cup to get everything out. Those are the two items that beat the dyson.

[@luciidity_]

As someone with persistent indoor and outdoor allergies, hard same on the convenient cleaning feature being weighted more heavily than anything else. That PLUS the dock being free-standing so I don't have to worry about walls if/when I move? SOLD.

[@itchyo1804]

@HardwareZone SG Can you use other dust bags for the samsung bespoke ?

[@hardwarezonecom]

We wouldn't recommend it. Most dust bags are designed to fit certain crevice size and holders. Best to purchase it from the same company.

[@sverrir]

Thank you for your reviews. I am still cleaning my house the old fashion way. The mopping utility of the Samsung is great if it does proper job. There is one thing I miss; are these modern vacuum cleaners/robots with "easy care" settings for valuable rugs? For hand knitted Persian rugs I don't trust the element in the cleaning head for the rugs. For Persian rugs the cleaner has to vacuum along the knit but not against it. This detail is not problem with stick cleaner but might be with vacuum robot.

[@wayevs]

I think Samsung have a great product here the next step is try and create a bag that will be disposable like a compostable bag and then this would be killer for sure , I think we need to move on from these thick bags the tech is there for a new bag to be created

[@lesact]

A key point about the bag is the disposal interval. If you have a vac with a bag, then it will not be that big, and you'll feel like changing it often. But if the bag is part of an emptying station it can hold, say, 4 times more than the smaller bags, and you don't care about changing it, you just replace it when the bag-full light comes on. Its a different system. So you also don't feel like you are wasting money / the planets resources on bags; they feels like a necessary item.

[@Mortthemoose]

I agree. I just don't see a way around my dust allergies and asthma, with my newly bought Dyson v12. My breathing has been bad since the first day of using it! I believe the Samsung Bespoke Jet bags hold 2 litres of dust, which you obviously wouldn't want to be lifting about in the actual vacuum.

[@wayevs]

I will say this though. I still have a Dyson V6 absolute cordless stick and it still to this day works flawlessly and picks up superbly all I've ever done is replace the battery and kept on top of the cleaning and filter change every once in a while. It's all about how much self maintenance you .will do for these cordless vacs, keep it clean and it will last , so I can vouch that dysons are built to last in that regard .

[@Mortthemoose]

I can't! I've used my brand new Dyson v12 5 times (2x20 mins and 3x10 mins). Tonight, the red fabric strip has almost completely come off the small pet hair head! It's also got scratches on that head on the bottom of it. That's incredible! I've had my old Meile for 13 years, and nothing has EVER broken on it!

[@blakaeg]

No way are Dyson built to last!!!!! One of the most rubbish built vacuums I have ever owned. Even the V15 has rubbish parts too. I will buy Samsung next time!

[@lornawilliams-astley2716]

Not everything gets sucked out. You still have to pull it apart to get all the long hairs that are intertwined around the filter.

[@fzr1000981]

With no women in the house this isn't a problem haha

[@elementulzero]

I see all these reviews , but no one mentions the mop function ?! I haven't seen a Dyson in it's price range that has that function and it's very useful to have it embedded in the vacuum , so that you don't need another device for this function . I know there is a head for Dysons as well , but for starters you have to pay extra for it and I am not keen on the howl drip water system , I had it on my old Roborock and it's kind of bad , compared to the newer versions with water pumps . I feel that all these reviews are more or less concentrating on just the vacuuming part and this Bespoke has more to offer .

[@rdiaz206]

It’s on sale should I pull the trigger? Or buy the new Dyson detect?

[@Mortthemoose]

Forgive the copy and paste, but this is my opinion, that I wrote on another video. I recently bought my very first cordless..... The Dyson v12. All the other versions would have been too heavy for me. Even this one hurts me. I'm disabled with chronic illnesses/pain, but it's cleaning powder has blown me away! I can only use it for a wee while anyway, so having only one battery is ok. I DO have some problems with it though: - the big head won't vacuum my doormats, although the pet head will, but it's hard work (although manageable) - the bin is sooo small that it often doesn't fill evenly, due to a fin that sticks out from the hinge area. Sometimes 50% will be full, and the other side of the cylinder will be empty! - I am trying to find a way for it NOT to set off my dust allergies. Keep getting asthma, which is usually controlled well, when I'm emptying it and cleaning it. My old Meile had HEPA bags, so nothing dusty to empty. This is quite a shock, to suddenly be reminded how bad my allergies are! - There's an on/off button, but the way the handle is designed, with the cylinder's weight over the handle, presses down on my thumb joint, which gets very sore very quickly. I noticed another reviewer that had the same thing. - I used it to vacuum up some dead leaves from a houseplant, and the exhaust air, at the end of it was soooo powerful, it was blowing everything off the desk, including scattering the very dead leaves I was trying to get! - And, despite only using it 5 times, the strip of red fabric has nearly all rubbed of the pet hair head! Couldn't believe it tonight, when I saw it! Unbelievably, there look to be wee scratches on the base of this head too! I've used it 2 x 20-25 mins, and 3 x 10 mins! I AM able to return it, until 28th January 2023 if I'm not happy with it. I've done a lot of research on both the Dyson v12 and the Samsung Bespoke with the self-cleaning thingy, but I decided on the Dyson mainly because I had read that the Samsung is not good at picking up fibres. I don't exactly know what classifies as "fibres" but my house is extremely dusty due to my failing health, and barely being able to vacuum these past 3 years. It feels sooo good to be able to do little 10 minute sessions with a cordless, but I'm just not sure about keeping it, especially with the dust.

[@CurtisDJunior]

Bespoke is 399 with student account.

[@marcvandenboschable]

J'ai les deux aspirateurs présentés. L'omniglide à peu d'autonomie et n'est pas très efficace quant à l'aspiration. Au bout de quelques semaines d'utilisation, les rouleaux s'encrassent et finissent par caler. Le nettoyage doit alors se faire à l'eau au niveau des rouleaux ET de l'intérieure de la brosse, ce qui est délicat car cette brosse est électrifiée. Même chose pour les filtres. l'intérieure du bol récolteur à un dispositif non démontable et particulièrement sale, donc impossible à nettoyer puisque lié au moteur. En plus : le problème de TOUS les aspirateurs Dyson : on se retrouve dans un nuage de poussière lorsqu'on le vide! J'ai donc investi dans le Samsung. Oui il est plus lourd... mais TOUT se nettoie dans l'appareil, pas de poussière lors du vidage et une autonomie grandiose grâce à sa deuxième batterie et il aspire correctement tous mes paillassons, chose impossible pour l'omniglage. J'utilise toujours l'omniglade pour les petits incidents et le Samsung pour le n'nettoyage de toute la maison. PS je possède 2 grands chiens et mon sol est un tapis de pierre.

[@tigertigercrypto]

Do you know how to get the spinning mop head to spray. Mine does not spray. I have tried to loosen the plastic nut at the bottom, but it does not turn. Thanks.

[@michaelbelej7989]

Stick a fine needle in the whole. It's a common problem but an easy fix

[@darkelement4815]

Is it any good at sucking up water?

[@blakaeg]

There isn’t a comparison! One is for hard floors only and the other does both.

[@triyandafilistriyandafilis2531]

Samsung bespoke👏👏👏👏👏👏👏Nice strong

[@Drevenhaven]

A return to a vacuum cleaner with a disposable bag? No way! It does look interesting though.

[@vitormv]

you can actually empty the thing yourself, just like the Dyson. You can let's say "ignore" the whole self-clear into a bag if you so desire.

[@futilerogue4781]

Exactly, Dyson for all their Marketing about smart design, couldnt work out how to get rid of the cloud of allergens that fill your house every time you need to empty the vacuum. The bespoke is the Best vacuum on the Market by a country mile!!

[@blendedtime8162]

going back to bag vacuum cleaners is reverse progression

[@Mortthemoose]

@@blendedtime8162 not if you have dust allergies. I've recently bought the Dyson v12, and have had asthma ever since I first emptied and cleaned the dustbin, 2 weeks ago.

[@impulsivegaming6926]

1200? I just paid 480 for a brand new one

[@ismailt.6992]

Samsung.

[@proudasiangirl576]

BEWARE: I'd recommend against buying anything Samsung, ever! Their Customer Service is miserable. They cheated me out of the spinner mop which should have been part of the bundle. It's taken EIGHT months with endless hours on hold to resolve. I threatened them that I would turn the media on them if they didn't give me either a $150 US refund or the mop spinner that should have been included. Save yourself the grief by NOT dealing with Samsung!

[@fzr1000981]

Relax, the mop head doesn't come with some models (including US models). The slim action hard floor attachment doesn't come with it either, you have to order them

[@dasiagungospaman1548]

Too much talking