It’s only been a little over a year since Samsung launched the original Bespoke Jet stick vacuum, an all-in-one cordless cleaning appliance with a decor-friendly design and adaptable multi-surface brush and suction capabilities, and they’re already updating the device with the addition of those now two ubiquitous letters: AI.
Beyond its new satin black finish, the artificial intelligence enhanced Samsung Bespoke Jet AI may appear indistinguishable from its launch model predecessor. But don’t let outward appearances fool you, there are several notable performance and efficiency improvements that distinguish this new model as a distinct successor (and sets to warrant its $300 price bump).

The new Bespoke Jet AI stick vacuum was spotlighted during the recent Samsung Bespoke Life 2023 livestream, where the Korean manufacturer spotlighted numerous product announcements within the smart home realm. To the right, the Bespoke Jet Bot AI+ robot vacuum is visible, another cleaning device updated with artificial intelligence.

An Achille’s heel of cordless vacuums beyond suction has always been battery life. To address this limitation, Samsung upgraded the Bespoke Jet AI features with a large 4,500mAh battery delivering 100 minutes of runtime. That’s an impressive 80% improvement in capacity than the previous Bespoke Jet and probably good for several cleaning sessions.
Now you may be wondering about artificial intelligence’s role in this new model and if it really improves chasing down dust bunnies and errant pieces of snacks. Samsung’s AI Cleaning Mode is essentially smart enough to distinguish between different floor types as quickly as you might, adjusting the cleaning power and in turn stretch out battery life. The vacuum does all this via sensors to feed the vac’s AI data about the brush load alongside the air pressure through pressure sensors (for example, a tufted rug will result in higher air pressure than a wood floor).

The new model retains the same automatic self-emptying suction base as the previous model, delivering an oh-so-satisfying “now you see it, now you don’t” magic act after each cleaning session.
And this vacuum being an extension of Samsung’s smart home ecosystem, there’s also Wi-Fi connectivity built-in, allowing users to add the Bespoke Jet AI into the SmartThings app to further customize the vacuum and its functions. The app also gives owners the option to run the smart self-diagnosis function to keep their vacuum running at tip-top.