Samsung's latest 'Lite' cordless vacuum offers power comparable to Dyson and features intelligent AI capabilities.

      Samsung Bespoke AI Jet Lite

      Samsung announced several new products during its World of Samsung event in Frankfurt in mid-March, including refrigerators with Bixby-enabled door opening and the most powerful cordless vacuum in the world. However, following those launches, the company has introduced another product by revealing the Bespoke AI Jet Lite on its newsroom.

      The Bespoke AI Jet Lite matches the suction power of Dyson’s flagship Gen5Detect with a robust 280W of power in a lightweight design, thanks to Samsung’s HexaJet Motor, which is also used in the high-end Bespoke AI Jet Ultra. This motor reportedly rotates at 140,000 RPM, exceeding Dyson's by 5,000 RPM, although we’ll take Samsung’s word for that claim.

      Samsung Bespoke AI Jet Lite weight and specifications

      In handheld mode, the Bespoke AI Jet Lite weighs 1.45kg, making it 23% lighter than the Samsung VS9700. When the brush is attached, the cordless stick weighs less than 3kg. The key feature is its internal technology, as this cordless vacuum incorporates AI Cleaning Mode 2.0, designed to identify various cleaning environments, from short-pile carpets to corners, by detecting brush load and vacuum pressure.

      Once the cleaning environment is established, the Bespoke AI Jet Lite automatically adjusts settings such as suction power, resulting in a 14% reduction in battery usage and an 8% increase in maneuverability compared to the non-AI-powered Mid mode.

      Similar to the Bespoke AI Jet Ultra, the Bespoke AI Jet Lite is equipped with a HEPA Filtration System to capture finer dust particles, while the All-in-one Clean Station provides a hygienic method for emptying the dustbin and automatically charging the vacuum.

      Samsung has not yet disclosed pricing details for the Bespoke AI Jet Lite, but it will be available for purchase starting this month, with availability and specific launch dates varying by region.

      

      Britta is a freelance technology journalist with over a decade of experience covering consumer tech.

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