Name: Samsung Jet 60 Pet
Brand: Samsung
SKU: 6380f5a5fc3cadea28b23eb2
Rating: 4.0 (47 reviews)

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The Samsung Jet™ 60 Flex Cordless Stick Vacuum features a lightweight and maneuverable design plus a removable battery for extended cleaning time up to 40 minutes. It cleans hardwood, tile, and carpet floors. Clog-reducing Jet Cyclone technology keeps your filter clean by preventing the buildup of debris (based on internal testing). Mount the vacuum on the wall or inside a closet to maximize space. Or simply use it as a stand-alone charger, so you can remove the battery and charge it anywhere. *Based on third-party testing by SLG, using Max mode, in accordance with the IEC62885-2 CL5.11 standard. *Stated run time applies to the minimum power level with a non motorized tool attached. Second battery sold separately.

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If you're shopping in a slightly more affordable price bracket, check out the Samsung Jet 60 Pet. It lacks Tineco PURE ONE S11's dirt sensor, and its miniature turbo brush attachment is less effective in handling pet hair than the Tineco's. That said, it is cheaper and still does an excellent job handling pet hair on bare floors and carpets when used with its standard floorhead. Its five-stage filtration system is highly effective at capturing allergens too. It's also very lightweight, even by the standards of other stick vacuums, making it a breeze to maneuver in tight spots.

Unfortunately, battery performance is unimpressive, as its maximum runtime of about 40 minutes falls short of pricier cordless stick vacuums. Used in its high-power 'MAX' mode, battery life drops to a little over five minutes forcing you to work quickly when cleaning pet hair on thicker carpet.

If you don't need the all-out power of a corded model like the Dyson Ball Animal 3 and want something cheaper and more maneuverable, the Samsung Jet 60 Pet is a solid option. It's the entry-level model in Samsung's lineup of cordless stick vacuums, with a less powerful motor and lower capacity battery than the much more expensive Samsung Jet 90 Complete, though this doesn't mean it's a poor performer. While its basic floorhead lacks any height adjustment for cleaning denser carpeting or a brushroll off switch, it still manages to do a great job dealing with debris on low and high-pile carpet. It's also effective when clearing away pet hair on a wide variety of surface types, and since the floorhead's brushroll is removable, you can cut away any tangled hair with ease.

However, battery performance is a weak point, as this vacuum can only run for a little over five minutes when used in its most powerful suction mode, forcing you to work very quickly to clear stubborn debris on carpeting. Its max battery life of 40 minutes isn't very long for a modern cordless stick vacuum. If you prefer using a corded model to clean for longer periods, the Kenmore Intuition Bagged is an upright vacuum that delivers good overall performance on carpets. Its bagged design makes it easier and cleaner to dispose of debris, though its bulky design makes it far more of a hassle to deploy and maneuver than the Samsung.

The best mid-range vacuum for stairs that we've tested is the Samsung Jet 60. Unlike the Dyson V12 Detect Slim or Roborock H7, it isn't capable of automatically adjusting its suction power to match different surfaces. If you don't mind changing that manually, it's a very good option. Performance on bare and carpeted surfaces is great, and at under five and a half pounds in its stick configuration, it's also impressively lightweight. Like most stick vacuums, you can use it in a handheld configuration to clean hard-to-reach areas. It comes with an extendable crevice tool for helping reach tight corners, an upholstery tool with a clip-on dusting brush, and a miniature turbo brush for dealing with messes on stairs. However, it's worth noting that the latter attachment is very bulky and attaches a little loosely to the vacuum.

It's also important to note that this vacuum doesn't have a telescopic wand, so you might have trouble finding a height that works for you. Running it in its most powerful suction mode, necessary for dealing with stubborn messes, can drain its battery in under ten minutes, which is considerably shorter than the pricier options on this list. If that's a problem for you, the Tineco PURE ONE X Tango is a solid choice that can run for a maximum of about 70 minutes. However, unlike the Samsung vacuum, its battery isn't removable or replaceable.

If you're shopping at a mid-range price point, the Samsung Jet 60 Pet is among the best vacuums for small apartments we've tested and is certainly worth a look. It doesn't have the Tineco PURE ONE S11's automatic power adjustment feature, but it is just as portable and has a remarkably lightweight design that makes it easy to use, even in tight spots. Its five-stage filtration system also helps seal in any fine allergens like pet dander, and the vacuum is pretty easy to clean out and maintain. Performance on bare surfaces like hardwood floors is decent, though you might need to make an extra pass or two to fully clear away bulkier debris. Thankfully, it does a great job of handling messes on low and high-pile carpeting and rugs.

That said, battery performance isn't a strong point. While it charges much faster than the Tineco, its maximum runtime of about 40 minutes is very similar and might not be enough for longer cleaning sessions. If that's a problem, the Wyze Cordless Vacuum is a solid alternative. However, it doesn't feel as robustly built as the Samsung vacuum and comes with fewer attachments.

If you're looking to spend a little less on a cordless vacuum for cleaning the inside of your car, the Samsung Jet 60 Pet is a good option. This cordless stick vacuum can be easily reconfigured as a handheld vacuum to clean tight spots inside your car's interior, though it still weighs slightly more than the Dyson V12 Detect. While it has a turbo brush to handle debris on upholstered surfaces like car seats, it isn't as effective when clearing debris like pet hair compared to the Dyson vacuum's turbo brush attachment. Its crevice tool can extend to give you a bit of added reach in tight, hard-to-reach corners. It does a decent job of handling debris on hard, flat surfaces and won't have much trouble clearing up messes on low-pile floormats and trunk lining.

Battery performance is okay, as you can expect a maximum of about 50 minutes of runtime on a single charge. However, upping its power mode to the high-suction 'MAX' mode can drain its battery in a little over five minutes, forcing you to work fast when cleaning stubborn messes.

The Samsung Jet 60 Pet is the best mid-range lightweight vacuum we've tested. This cordless stick vacuum doesn't have the Tineco PURE ONE S11's automatic power adjustment feature or the Dyson V12 Detect Slim's dirt sensor. However, it's still a good choice if you're looking for a lightweight vacuum that offers good overall performance. At little over five pounds in weight, it's remarkably easy to pick up and carry from room to room. Despite this lightweight construction, it still feels reasonably sturdy and has a relatively high-capacity dustbin that won't need emptying too often. Its five-stage filtration system is also very effective in sealing in allergens.

This vacuum's Jet Fit floorhead allows for great overall performance on low and high-pile carpet, but it isn't quite as effective when dealing with larger debris on hard surfaces. It comes with a fairly wide assortment of other attachments, like a crevice tool and a miniature turbo brush for cleaning upholstered surfaces, though the latter is somewhat unwieldy to use in smaller areas.

Consider the Samsung Jet 60 Pet if you're looking for a vacuum well-suited to cleaning carpets at the cheaper end of the price spectrum. It clears away an impressive amount of debris on low and high-pile carpeting, with a minimal loss in suction performance as its dustbin fills up with debris. That said, it isn't as good a fit for cleaning larger areas compared to corded models like the SEBO Airbelt D4 or Dyson Ball Animal 3, as it can only run for a little over five minutes when used in its most powerful suction mode. It forces you to work quickly when cleaning stubborn messes on dense carpeting, though you can extend its runtime drastically by using it in its default power setting. You'll also need to weigh down some smaller shag-pile rugs when vacuuming them, as its floorhead can get stuck on them.

This vacuum is pretty lightweight, even by the standards of other cordless stick vacuums, and is consequently easy to maneuver on a wide variety of surface types. It also features a five-stage filtration system that's remarkably effective in sealing in fine allergens like pet dander. Still, if you aren't convinced by cordless vacuums and prefer sticking to a corded model, the Kenmore Intuition Bagged is a good option. Its significantly heavier upright design makes it more of a hassle to maneuver, but it does have a brushroll off switch that you can use to prevent it from getting caught on obstructions like rug tassels.

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I’m looking to buy a cordless stick vacuum for daily messes. I have a dyson canister corded vacuum for deeper cleaning. I have a baby, two cats, and one messy husband and I need something I can easily take out to keep up with daily housekeeping maintenance (the dyson is just not ideal for this.)

I have mainly hardwood floors with a couple of large low pile rugs. Total area is 1200sf but I most likely wouldn’t be vacuuming all of it at once. Budget is under $300, ideally $250 but willing to spend a little more. Would like crevice attachment and possibly dusting attachment, 30 min or more battery life and maybe a detachable battery if possible. Also very interested if there is one that picks up not only cat hair but things like cheerios.

Currently looking at the following but would love other suggestions as well!:

- Eureka Stylus
- Eureka Rapidclean Pro
- Black and Decker Power Series Extreme Pet
- Shark IX141
- Shark IZ362H
- Samsung Jet 60
- Bissell Powerglide Pet Slim 3080
- Kenmore DS4090

Also hoping whatever you suggest is available on Amazon…I have a gift card! Thank you in advance for your help!

<div class="md"><p>I’m looking to buy a cordless stick vacuum for daily messes. I have a dyson canister corded vacuum for deeper cleaning. I have a baby, two cats, and one messy husband and I need something I can easily take out to keep up with daily housekeeping maintenance (the dyson is just not ideal for this.)</p>

<p>I have mainly hardwood floors with a couple of large low pile rugs. Total area is 1200sf but I most likely wouldn’t be vacuuming all of it at once. Budget is under $300, ideally $250 but willing to spend a little more. Would like crevice attachment and possibly dusting attachment, 30 min or more battery life and maybe a detachable battery if possible. Also very interested if there is one that picks up not only cat hair but things like cheerios.</p>

<p>Currently looking at the following but would love other suggestions as well!:</p>

<ul>
<li>Eureka Stylus</li>
<li>Eureka Rapidclean Pro</li>
<li>Black and Decker Power Series Extreme Pet</li>
<li>Shark IX141</li>
<li>Shark IZ362H</li>
<li>Samsung Jet 60</li>
<li>Bissell Powerglide Pet Slim 3080</li>
<li>Kenmore DS4090</li>
</ul>

<p>Also hoping whatever you suggest is available on Amazon…I have a gift card! Thank you in advance for your help!</p>
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Need help picking a budget cordless stick vacuum

  Battery life is as described by most reviews. I’d expect you can vacuum a 1,200 sqft house on high and a 1,800 sqft house on medium. Don’t expect much more than that.  Overall, it’s my first stick vacuum, and despite its limitations, it’s a great tool for a quick carpet vacuum without cords and excellent suction

 Don’t expect much more than that.  Overall, it’s my first stick vacuum, and despite its limitations, it’s a great tool for a quick carpet vacuum without cords and excellent suction. But, definitely NOT an all around vacuum- it’s a niche vacuum to supplement your main.

If you have kids, this is not for you.

I will start off by saying, I own a Sebo, it's amazing and superior to anything else I've ever tried. HOWEVER, I still want a stick vac for daily quick pick ups since I have children and a German Shepherd. I have mostly hard floor, with some low pile area rugs. I have gone down the cordless rabbit hole and want some advice. 
I'm tempted to buy the Dyson V8 directly from them since it's on sale and they are throwing in extras, but the lack of an extra battery is stopping me.
I do not want a Dyson Outsize and can't seem to find a regular V11 that comes with a fluffy head. The V15s are super expensive and I'm having a hard time paying for all the bells and whistles for something that is used for in-between cleaning.
So that leaves Samsung and LG. They have options with 2 batteries, but are they going to work as well on hard floors and my area rugs as a Dyson? 
Can someone rescue me from my decision fatigue? I want to stay under $500.

<div class="md"><p>I will start off by saying, I own a Sebo, it&#39;s amazing and superior to anything else I&#39;ve ever tried. HOWEVER, I still want a stick vac for daily quick pick ups since I have children and a German Shepherd. I have mostly hard floor, with some low pile area rugs. I have gone down the cordless rabbit hole and want some advice. 
I&#39;m tempted to buy the Dyson V8 directly from them since it&#39;s on sale and they are throwing in extras, but the lack of an extra battery is stopping me.
I do not want a Dyson Outsize and can&#39;t seem to find a regular V11 that comes with a fluffy head. The V15s are super expensive and I&#39;m having a hard time paying for all the bells and whistles for something that is used for in-between cleaning.
So that leaves Samsung and LG. They have options with 2 batteries, but are they going to work as well on hard floors and my area rugs as a Dyson? 
Can someone rescue me from my decision fatigue? I want to stay under $500.</p>
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Stick Vac for quick daily cleaning

Low profile and quiet

 For being advertised as a pet friendly vaccum, this thing lacks the deep cleaning and suction capabilities and is a nightmare to clean the hair out of.  Aside from being lightweight and aesthetic, for the price point it severely lacks suction capabilities and you should not consider it if you have a pet. Thank me later!

At first glance, this vaccum is great. It's easy to assemble, has intuitive design features; however once I started to use it on my carpet, I noticed my dog's hair was getting tangled in the main brush attachment. For being advertised as a pet friendly vaccum, this thing lacks the deep cleaning and suction capabilities and is a nightmare to clean the hair out of.  Aside from being lightweight and aesthetic, for the price point it severely lacks suction capabilities and you should not consider it if you have a pet

Great vaccuum... If you don't have pets!

The vacuum is easy to use and seems effective. However, the battery lasts maybe 5 - 10 minutes and takes a while to charge back up. Also, charging with the battery in the vacuum is a pain if you don't mount the vacuum on the wall. If the vacuum isn't hanging from the charging cradle (which is required for charging), the charging cradle tends to slip off and fall if you're not careful

Decent vacuum, terrible battery

I was very disappointed in the length of time before the battery just stops. I have only been able to use it for about 7 - 10 minutes before it just shuts off and you have to recharge it for 20 minutes before you can use it again.

Short battery life

Battery will last 10 minutes on full power

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