Samsung Jet 90 Complete Vacuum Review

The Samsung Jet 90 has an alright build quality. It's mostly made of plastic, but feels fairly sturdy and has a premium look. The wand is also plastic and has a metallic finish. However, the dustbin and motor head, which are made of clear plastic, feel like they could break if dropped.

Assembling the vacuum is easy and intuitive. The charging station is easy to put together, but you may need to look at the instructions.

The Samsung Jet 90 is difficult to maintain. There are quite a few parts that need to be removed and serviced regularly. Luckily, they're all fairly easy to access.

• Dirt compartment: Push the release button on top of the dirt compartment to remove it. Pull out the micro filter and take out the cyclone filter by twisting counter-clockwise. Empty the dustbin over a garbage can. You can also wash it with water.
• Cyclone: After taking out the dirt compartment, twist the cyclone filter counter-clockwise to remove it. When necessary, you can use the soft bristle brush to clean dust off of the metal grill. It can also be washed with water once a month.
• Micro filter: This is located inside the dirt compartment. Remove the dirt compartment first, and then pull it out. You should dust the micro filter regularly, and it can be washed with water once a month.
• HEPA filter: Twist to unlock and remove. You can remove any dust and debris from this filter as-needed. It shouldn't be washed with water.
• Soft brush head: Push the button on top of the head to unlock, then slide it out. When necessary, you can clean the brushroll with a cloth or towel.
• Turbo action brush head: Remove the same way as the soft brush head. Use scissors to cut away any tangled hair when necessary.
• Motorized brush tool: Use the crevice tool to clean this part.

Any part that you wash with water should be allowed to dry thoroughly, out of direct sunlight, before being put back in the vacuum. There's an LED light on the handle to indicate when there's a clog, brushroll obstruction, missing filter, or when the vacuum isn't assembled properly.

The Samsung Jet 90 has amazingly low recurring costs. The manufacturer doesn't specify any replacement interval for the filters, and they shouldn't need to be replaced if they're properly maintained. The manufacturer sells new HEPA filters on its website, so you can replace it if it gets lost or damaged.

The Samsung Jet 90 is okay to store. It comes with a charging station that holds the vacuum upright without being mounted to a wall. The rack is fairly narrow. It's deeper than many storage stations, so it sticks out farther from the wall than the rack for the LG CordZero A9 Ultimate. It can hold two tools, so you need to find somewhere else to store the rest of them. The station also has space to charge two batteries at once, but you need to buy the second battery separately because it's not included. There's room to store the power cable behind the station.

The Samsung Jet 90 has an adequately-sized dirt compartment. It holds a little less debris than the manufacturer advertises, but it's still not a bad size for a stick/handheld vacuum. It's made of see-through plastic and has a max fill line so you can see when it's full.

• Samsung Jet 90 Complete
• Vacuum body
• Dirt compartment
• HEPA filter
• Cyclone filter
• Micro filter
• Battery
• Telescopic wand
• Turbo action brush head
• Soft brush head
• User guide
• Tools and brushes
• Motorized tool
• Flexible tool
• Crevice tool
• Combination soft bristle brush and upholstery tool
• Charging station
• Charging station base
• Charging station stand
• Charging cable for stand
• Wall anchors and screws

As a cordless vacuum, the Samsung Jet 90 has an unlimited range as long as it has battery life remaining and room left in its dirt compartment.

The Samsung Jet 90 has great portability. It's light and doesn't feel very heavy in your hand when you use it as a stick vacuum. It also has a carrying handle to make it easier to carry up and down stairs or between rooms.

The Samsung Jet 90 has a satisfactory battery performance. If you use it on the 'LOW' power setting with the combination tool attached, it provides roughly 60 minutes of continuous use, which matches the advertised maximum battery life. Set to 'Max' mode with the 'Turbo Action Brush' and wand attached, it lasts for only about 10 minutes. The vacuum takes roughly two and a half hours to recharge. There are three indicator lights on each side of the battery, and when all three are solid blue, it's fully charged. It should be noted that battery performance can vary with real-life usage, so you may have different results.

The Samsung Jet 90 has an on/off button and power adjustment controls on top of its handle. There are three suction power settings: 'LOW' 'MED', which is the default setting, and 'MAX'. There's no automatic surface type adjustment feature, but it comes with a soft brushroll for bare floors and a 'Turbo Action Brush' brushroll for carpets. You can manually switch between them to adapt to different floor types.

The Samsung Jet 90 comes with a variety of tools and brushes that clip onto the vacuum or wand. It has a combination upholstery tool and soft brushroll tool. There's also a flexible tool that you can clip on before attaching another tool or brush. It has an articulated joint you can use to adjust the angle of the tool, which helps clean out-of-reach spots like ceiling fans or high-up shelves. There are also two brushrolls you can switch between when you're using the vacuum in its stick configuration.

You can use the Samsung Jet 90 as a stick vacuum, or reconfigure it into a handheld mode by detaching the wand.

The Samsung Jet 90 has a fantastic performance on bare floors. With the soft brushroll equipped, it has no issues sucking up pet hair, cereal, and rice. Its ability to pick up smaller debris like rice drops slightly when the dirt compartment is half full, but overall it has a very consistent performance.

The Samsung Jet 90 has a very good performance on low-pile carpets. With the 'Turbo Action' brushroll attached, it easily clears pet hair and a good amount of larger debris like sand. However, it's not as good at picking up fine material like baking soda.

The Samsung Jet 90 has an excellent performance on high-pile carpets. It easily sucks up pet hair but struggles a bit more with debris. Its performance stays quite consistent as its dirt compartment fills up, with only a slight drop, but it may take a few extra passes to completely clean a shaggy carpet or rug.

The Samsung Jet 90 has good maneuverability. It doesn't weigh very much and the suction power settings on the handle are easy to reach. The wand is telescopic, so you can adjust its length. The tools make it easy to clean furniture, although you may need to crouch to reach under low-lying couches and coffee tables. However, it's a bit annoying to have to manually switch the brushroll when you move from cleaning bare floors to carpets and vice versa. It can also get caught on rug tassels and fluffy carpets.

The Samsung Jet 90 doesn't have any automation features.