The Samsung Jet 60 is the entry-level model in Samsung's lineup of Jet stick vacuums. It shares much in common with the Samsung Jet 70, with the same 150-airwatt motor, 1800 mAh battery, and a relatively similar set of attachments. The main difference between the two is the Jet 60's Jet Fit floorhead, which, while lighter than the Jet 70's Turbo Action Brush, results in inferior overall performance on most surfaces.
Our Verdict
The Samsung Jet 60 is good for bare floors. It has no trouble dealing with small debris and pet hair on this surface type, though pet hair can get tangled around its brushroll. Its floorhead also tends to snowplow larger debris instead of passing over them so the vacuum can suck them up. Still, its lightweight construction makes it easy to maneuver in tight spaces, and it has an easy-to-maintain design that incurs few recurring costs.
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Low recurring costs.
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Easy to maintain design.
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Easily clears away smaller debris on bare floors.
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Terrible stain-clearing performance with default floorhead.
The Samsung Jet 60 is a good option for low-pile carpet. It easily clears away pet hair and most fine and large debris, though you might still need to make an extra pass to get everything. It doesn't weigh much, enabling you to pick it up and carry it without much effort, though its floorhead can still get caught on loose obstructions like rug tassels. Its battery life isn't especially impressive either. Thankfully, the vacuum is easy to maintain and incurs few recurring costs.
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Low recurring costs.
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Easy to maintain design.
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Good performance on low-pile carpet.
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Can get stuck on rug tassels and shag-pile carpeting.
The Samsung Jet 60 is great for cleaning high-pile carpet. It exerts a fairly strong force through its floorhead, enabling it to suck up most fine and large debris on this surface type, not to mention pet hair. It isn't especially noisy and has a lightweight construction that makes it easy to maneuver. However, there's no brushroll on/off switch or floorhead height adjustment, making cleaning surfaces like shag-pile carpeting hard.
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Low recurring costs.
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Easy to maintain design.
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Excellent performance on high-pile carpet.
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Can get stuck on rug tassels and shag-pile carpeting.
The Samsung Jet 60 is a decent choice for dealing with pet hair. While it has no trouble sucking up pet hair on bare floors or low and high-pile carpet, hair can still become tightly wrapped around its brushroll. Its turbo brush attachment does an okay job dealing with pet hair on upholstered surfaces, though you'll probably need to make several passes to get all of it. Unlike pricier Samsung models, it isn't bundled with a mopping floorhead to deal with any mud or dirt your pet might track in. However, it isn't especially noisy, which is good if your pet is sensitive to loud noises. It has a five-stage filtration system that's effective in sealing in fine allergens.
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Five-stage filtration.
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Easily clears away pet hair.
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Reasonably quiet operation.
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Pet hair gets wrapped around the brushroll very easily.
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Turbo brush struggles with short strands of pet hair.
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Terrible stain-clearing performance with default floorhead.
The Samsung Jet 60 is excellent for vacuuming staircases. Its cordless design ensures that you don't need to worry about tripping over a power cable, while its lightweight construction enables you to pick it up and carry it with minimal effort. It can be quickly reconfigured as a handheld vacuum to clean tight spots. Performance on bare surfaces is decent, and it does a very good job of dealing with material on carpeted stairs.
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Lightweight construction.
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Easily clears away smaller debris on bare floors.
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Turbo brush struggles with short strands of pet hair.
The Samsung Jet 60 is a great option for vacuuming the inside of your car. Its cordless design lets you clean all parts of your car's interior without staying close to an electrical outlet. You can use it as a handheld vacuum by removing its wand and floorhead to clean tight spots. It comes with a crevice tool for tackling debris in narrower cracks and a turbo brush for dealing with debris on floormats and upholstered seats, though this attachment can struggle with clearing away shorter strands of hair.
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Lightweight construction.
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Relatively wide assortment of accessories.
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Turbo brush struggles with short strands of pet hair.
The Samsung Jet 60 isn't designed for workshop cleaning. It delivers satisfactory performance on flat surfaces like concrete floors or work tables and does a good job on low-pile rugs, but it isn't meant for vacuuming common workshop debris like wood or metal shavings. It also can't deal with liquid spills and does a terrible job dealing with dried-on stains.
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Relatively wide assortment of accessories.
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Easily clears away smaller debris on bare floors.
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Terrible stain-clearing performance with default floorhead.
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Can't clear away liquid spills.
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Not meant for heavier workshop debris.
- 7.3 Bare Floor
- 7.1 Low-Pile Carpet
- 7.0 High-Pile Carpet
- 7.0 Pets
- 8.6 Stairs
- 8.1 Cars
- 5.4 Workshop
- Updated May 24, 2024: We've converted this review to Test Bench 1.3. We've overhauled our floor performance tests and added new 'Hard Floor Pick-Up,' 'High-Pile Carpet Pick-Up,' 'Low-Pile Carpet Pick-Up,' and 'Pet-Hair Pick-Up' tests. You can see the full changelog here.
- Updated Jan 18, 2024: We've made minor-in-text adjustments to further clarify some important product details.
- Updated Dec 05, 2023: We've added text to this review for the new tests added in Test Bench 1.2.
- Updated Nov 07, 2023: We've converted this review to Test Bench 1.2. This update builds on our previous 'Suction' test with a new 'Airflow' test that more accurately measures a vacuum's ability to generate air movement. If you'd like to see an in-depth look at the reasoning and methodology behind this change, you can see our full changelog here..
- Updated Jun 02, 2023: We've corrected an input error in the 'Bagless' field and changed the result from 'No' to 'Yes', as this vacuum doesn't use dirtbags.
- Updated Dec 09, 2022: We've changed the full product name to 'Samsung Jet 60' in order for the review to encompass all model variants.
- Updated Nov 03, 2022: This vacuum's suction force has been retested with a more accurate manometer. The test results for the 'Maximum Suction' and 'Normal Suction' fields have been updated. All relevant scores and text have been updated.
- Updated Oct 25, 2022: Added a link to the Shark Cordless Pet Plus vacuum review in the 'Bare Floor Performance (Hardwood, Laminate, Tiles)' section to provide an alternative with superior performance on hard surfaces.
- Updated Aug 18, 2022: Updated 'Quality Of Life Features' field to include a link to Tineco PURE ONE S11 as an alternative with self-adjusting suction capability.
- Updated Jul 29, 2022: Converted to Test Bench 1.1.
- Updated May 30, 2022: Review published.
- Updated May 24, 2022: Early access published.
- Updated May 11, 2022: Our testers have started testing this product.
- Updated May 09, 2022: The product has arrived in our lab, and our testers will start evaluating it soon.
- Updated Apr 26, 2022: We've purchased the product and are waiting for it to arrive in our lab.
Differences Between Sizes And Variants
The Samsung Jet 60 is available in four separate variants, though they differ only in terms of color and included attachments. We tested the Jet 60 Pet, and you can see the label for our test unit here.
| Model Name | Tools Included | Available Colors |
| Jet 60 Pet | Jet Fit Brush floorhead, Motorized miniature turbo brush pet tool, Crevice tool, Combination tool | Rose Gold |
| Jet 60 Fit | Jet Fit Brush floorhead, Crevice tool | Silver |
| Jet 60 Turbo | Jet Fit Brush floorhead, Crevice tool, Combination tool | Violet |
| Jet 60 Flex | Jet Fit Brush floorhead, Crevice tool, Combination tool | Rose Gold |
Let us know in the discussions if you encounter another variant of this vacuum.
Compared To Other Vacuums
The Samsung Jet 60 is a pretty basic cordless stick vacuum. It's very similar in design to the slightly more expensive Samsung Jet 70, with the same 1800 mAh battery and 150-airwatt motor, but it comes with a different Jet Fit floorhead. While this new floorhead is smaller and lighter than the Turbo Action floorhead included with pricier models, it struggles a little more with picking up larger debris, while pet hair tends to get tangled in its brushroll a little more easily. The Jet 60 also lacks the small status display found on more expensive models, which shows you the vacuum's current power mode and if there are any blockages or other mechanical issues.
If you're looking for alternatives, look at our list of recommendations for the best cordless stick vacuums, the best lightweight vacuums, and the best vacuums for pet hair.
The Dyson V8 and the Samsung Jet 60 each have advantages, and one might suit you better than the other, depending on your needs. The Dyson performs better on bare floors and low-pile carpets and does a better job of dealing with pet hair on furniture. Meanwhile, the Samsung charges much faster while offering similar overall battery life, has a larger dirt compartment, and performs better on high-pile carpets.
The Samsung Jet 75 is better than the Samsung Jet 60, though the two vacuums are outwardly almost identical. The main differences come from the Jet 75 having a more powerful 200 AW suction motor as well as a display screen showing the current power mode. The Jet 75 also comes bundled with Samsung's Turbo Action floorhead, which is more effective on most surfaces compared to the Jet 60's Jet Fit multi-surface floorhead.
The Dyson V11 is better than the Samsung Jet 60, though the Samsung is a good alternative for the price. The Dyson is a little easier to maintain, incurs virtually no recurring costs, has a telescopic wand, lasts longer on a single charge, does a better job dealing with pet hair on upholstery, and performs better on bare floors and low-pile carpets. However, the Samsung charges much faster, weighs considerably less, and makes slightly less noise.
The Samsung Jet 90 Complete is better than the Samsung Jet 60. The Jet 90 comes with a telescopic wand, has a longer battery life, features a small status display, and has a wider array of tools and accessories. Its soft-roller floorhead yields superior performance on bare floors, while its universal Turbo Action floorhead struggles less with pet hair getting tangled around its brushroll. The Jet 90 also comes with a rack station that has room for a second battery to charge at the same time as the vacuum, though only one battery is included. However, the Jet 60 is notably lighter.
The LG CordZero A9 is better than the Samsung Jet 60. The LG is better for longer cleaning sessions thanks to its longer runtime. It also delivers better performance on bare floors and can be bundled with a more effective miniature turbo brush attachment. Conversely, the Samsung incurs lower recurring costs, weighs even less, and has a higher-capacity dustbin.
The Samsung Jet 70 and the Samsung Jet 60 are very similarly designed vacuums that differ in very minor ways. The pricier Jet 70 is ultimately the better option for most users thanks to its more effective Turbo Action Brushroll, which yields superior performance on most surface types. Unlike the Jet 60, it's fully compatible with Samsung's Sweeping Brush Floorhead, which is meant for stains on bare floors. The Jet 70 also features a small display that allows you to monitor the vacuum's current power mode and shows any vacuum status warnings, like a jammed brushroll or blockage.
The Dyson V15 Detect is better than the Samsung Jet 60. The Dyson has a much longer battery life, has more tools and accessories, and performs better across all surface types. It also has an automatic surface detection system and can automatically adjust its suction power depending on the surface you're on. However, the Samsung weighs less and makes less noise.
The Samsung Jet 60 is better all-around than the Xiaomi Mi Vacuum Cleaner Light. The Samsung has a much larger dirt compartment, takes less time to recharge while offering similar battery performance, comes with a much wider array of attachments, and has a far more potent suction motor, resulting in better deep-cleaning performance. On the other hand, the Xiaomi is lighter and feels slightly better built.
The Samsung Jet 60 is better than the Shark Cordless Pet Plus for most uses. The Samsung weighs considerably less, is easier to maneuver, charges faster, and comes with a miniature turbo brush attachment as well as a wall-mount rack station with storage for two of its included attachments. It also exerts a stronger suction force through its floorhead and does a better job of clearing away debris on carpeted floors. However, the Shark feels sturdier and has a larger dustbin.
The Samsung Bespoke Jet is better than the Samsung Jet 60, though not by a huge margin, despite the large price differential between the two. The Bespoke Jet comes with a Cleaning Station Accessory that enables you to empty its dustbin without releasing a plume of dust. However, you can purchase a comparable accessory for use with the Jet 60. The Bespoke also comes with a second battery that can be charged on its separate accessory rack, allowing you to quickly swap in a new full-charged battery as soon as the one in the vacuum runs out. The Bespoke Jet's twin brushroll floorhead and more powerful 210-AW motor yield better performance on all surface types, though its bigger brushroll makes it harder to maneuver than the lighter Jet 60. The Jet 60 also has a slightly larger dustbin.
The Dyson Cyclone V10 is better than the Samsung Jet 60. The Dyson comes with a wider array of attachments, has a longer battery life, and delivers better performance on bare floors and low-pile carpets. Meanwhile, the Samsung has a slightly larger dustbin, weighs a little less, and has fewer parts that need periodic cleaning.
The Samsung Jet 60 and the Tineco PURE ONE S11 have different strengths and weaknesses. The Samsung doesn't get stuck on shag-pile carpeting or tasseled rugs as easily, weighs less, and takes much less time to recharge. Conversely, the Tineco is somewhat better for cleaning bare floors, with slightly better debris-pickup performance on surfaces like hardwood or linoleum.
The Samsung Jet 60 is better than the Dyson V7 for most uses. The Samsung has a much larger dirt compartment, lasts longer on a charge, takes less time to recharge, and has a more powerful suction motor, resulting in superior debris-pickup performance on bare floors and high-pile carpets. On the other hand, the Dyson has a less unwieldy miniature turbo brush attachment for cleaning upholstered surfaces.
The Samsung Jet 60 and the Wyze Cordless Vacuum are both cordless stick vacuums that deliver similar overall performance; ultimately, you should go for the cheaper option. That isn't to say that there aren't minor differences. The Samsung has a higher-capacity dustbin, charges considerably faster while offering similar overall battery life, and comes bundled with a mini turbo brush, which is an attachment you'll need to buy separately for the Wyze.
The Samsung Jet 60 is better than the BISSELL Adapt Ion Pet/XRT. The Samsung takes up less room, has a larger dustbin, weighs less, has a much longer battery life, and comes with more tools. It also delivers better performance across all surface types. Conversely, the BISSELL is a little more maneuverable.
Test Results
This vacuum feels reasonably well-built. Like the similarly-designed Samsung Jet 70, it's mostly made of plastic, though it does have a lightweight metal wand with a shiny rose gold finish, which gives it a more premium appearance. The glossy control buttons on its handle can scratch easily.
Assembling the vacuum is easy and intuitive. The charging station is easy to assemble, but you may need to look at the instructions.
This vacuum is decently easy to maintain. It shares most of the same maintenance requirements as the Samsung Jet 70, except for its floorhead.
- Dirt compartment: You can remove the dustbin by pushing the release button near its top edge. After removing the micro filter and cyclone filter assembly, you can empty the dustbin over a garbage can. You can also wash it with water when needed.
- Cyclone: Twist the cyclone filter counter-clockwise against the dustbin to separate the two. You can use the included cleaning tool to clear away any stuck-on debris when necessary. It can also be washed with water whenever you notice a significant buildup of debris.
- Micro filter: The microfilter is located above the cyclone filter and can be pulled free by its grab handle. You should clear away any stuck-on dirt regularly and wash it with water once a month.
- HEPA filter: Twist to unlock and remove it from the main body of the vacuum, where it sits above the dirt compartment. You can remove any dust and debris from this filter as needed and wash it with water once a month.
- Jet Fit floorhead: Click on the release button located on the side of floorhead to unlock and pull out the brushroll. It tends to collect a lot of pet hair, which gets tangled pretty tightly around it, so you'll need to clean it pretty frequently if you have heavily shedding pets. Thankfully, it's very easy to cut away any tangled hair with a pair of scissors after removing the brushroll from the floorhead.
- Motorized brush tool: Use the crevice tool to clean this part and suck out any loose debris with the vacuum.
Any part you wash with water should be allowed to dry thoroughly, out of direct sunlight, before being put back in the vacuum. Unlike pricer models, like the Samsung Jet 90 Complete, there's no LED light on the handle to indicate when there's a clog, brushroll obstruction, missing filter, or when the vacuum isn't assembled properly.
This vacuum incurs impressively low recurring costs.
- HEPA Filter: No replacement interval is given for the HEPA filter. However, it's recommended that you swap in a new one if you notice a decrease in vacuum performance, even if you clean the filter according to the manufacturer's recommendations. If you do need to buy a replacement, you can find one here.
This vacuum is easy to store. It has the same dimensions as the Samsung Jet 70 and comes with a very similar rack station, which has space for two of its included tools but no secondary battery charging slot. It doesn't have a telescopic wand, which would help reduce its vertical footprint.
The Samsung Jet 60's dirt compartment is okay. It's smaller than the advertised claim of 0.8L, but it's still larger than a lot of other full-size cordless stick vacuums, like the Dyson Gen5detect/Gen5detect Absolute. It's made of clear plastic, allowing you to see how full it is at a glance.
- Samsung Jet 60 stick vacuum
- Vacuum body
- Dirt compartment
- HEPA filter
- Cyclone filter
- Micro filter
- Battery
- Wand
- Jet Fit floorhead
- User guide
- Tools and brushes
- Mini Motorized tool
- Crevice tool
- Combination soft bristle brush and upholstery tool
- Charging station
- Wall mount
- Power adapter
- 2x screws
- 2x wall anchors
The Samsung Jet 60's range is limited only by the remaining battery life and the room left in its dirt compartment.
The Samsung Jet 60 is very portable. Its smaller floorhead results in a lower overall weight than the Samsung Jet 70, which is already lightweight. You can easily maneuver this vacuum in tight spaces or pick it up and carry it around.
The Samsung Jet 60's battery performance is alright. It uses the same 1800 mAh battery as the Samsung Jet 70, yielding similar overall runtime. Using it in its most energy-efficient 'MIN' mode with only its crevice tool attached yields almost 50 minutes of runtime, which is in line with the manufacturer's advertised claim of 40 minutes; this is on the shorter end of the scale compared to a lot of pricier cordless stick vacuums, which boast max runtimes closer to an hour. However, you can drain its battery in a little over five minutes when using it in its most powerful 'MAX' mode with its floorhead attached. It forces you to work fast when vacuuming stubborn messes or surfaces like high-pile carpeting.
The Samsung Jet 60 has relatively few quality-of-life features. Using the '+' and '-' buttons on the handle lets you switch between its three different power modes: the energy-efficient 'MIN' mode, the default 'MED' mode, and the high-power 'MAX' mode. If you want a vacuum that can automatically adjust its suction power when moving over areas with a large amount of debris, the Tineco PURE ONE S11 is a good option. Unlike other models in Samsung's lineup of Jet Stick Vacuums, there's no miniature display to indicate the current suction power mode, so you'll need to judge what mode the vacuum is in based on the sound it's making when pressing the power control buttons. There are also no battery indicator lights on the vacuum's body, though there are visible charge indicators on the battery itself.
The Samsung Jet 60 comes with a couple of tools and accessories. There's a miniature turbo brush for cleaning fabric surfaces, a crevice tool for tacking debris in cracks, and a combination soft-bristle brush/upholstery tool for cleaning delicate surfaces and furniture. Swapping between these attachments is very easy, thanks to their quick-release tabs.
You can switch from a stick to handheld configuration by removing the vacuum's wand and floorhead.
The Samsung Jet 60 has good suction performance. It uses the same 150-airwatt motor as the Samsung Jet 70, resulting in similar peak suction figures when measuring directly from their wand. That said, the Jet 60's Jet Fit floorhead doesn't create quite as tight a seal against the contact surface as the Jet 70's Turbo Action Floorhead, resulting in slightly slower real-world suction force.
This vacuum has decent airflow performance. It isn't necessarily the most powerful option on the market, but it's quite powerful for a cordless model in this price range and will have little trouble lifting away medium to heavy-weight debris.
This is a very quiet vacuum. It won't be disruptive for people in other rooms, though it can mask the sound of a nearby conversation. That said, it's much louder when running in its 'MAX' mode, so don't use the vacuum in this setting for long if you don't want to disturb people nearby.
The Samsung Jet 60 is very maneuverable. Its lightweight body and floorhead make it very easy to maneuver around obstacles or pick up and carry over obstructions like electrical cords. You can also easily detach and attach different tools and accessories. However, its top-mounted dustbin forces you to crouch pretty deeply to clean under tables and chairs. Its floorhead can also easily get caught on shag-pile rugs, forcing you to turn the vacuum off to pull it free.
This vacuum is okay for dealing with pet hair on upholstered furniture. When used with its Mini Motorized Tool, it has little trouble dealing with longer strands of hair, but it struggles with shorter hairs, forcing you to make several passes to get all of it.
This vacuum is effective in sealing in fine particles. Like all other Samsung Jet stick vacuums, it has a five-stage filtration system that the manufacturer advertises as being able to seal in 99.999% of microdust particles.
The Samsung Jet 60 does a decent job dealing with debris in cracks and crevices. While the Jet Fit floorhead doesn't offer the same level of debris pickup as the Soft Action Brush included with the Samsung Jet 90 Complete, it still manages to clear away most material. You're still better off using the vacuum's crevice tool to deal with debris in deeper crevices.
This vacuum does a terrible job dealing with dried-on stains. Unlike the Samsung Jet 70, which is listed as fully compatible with a dedicated mopping floorhead, no comparable accessory has been released for the Jet 60.
