Samsung Jet 60 vs Jet 75 – Comparison Review

These two Samsung stick vacuum cleaners have similar designs and dimensions; both are lightweight for convenient manual vacuuming. The difference is in color – Jet 60 is rose gold, Jet 75 – Titan Silver. So, no winner for these parameters between those two models.

There is no difference between Samsung Jet 60 vs Jet 75; both are stick vacuum cleaners that clean all types of hardwood floors, tile, and carpets.

The Samsung Jet 75 has much bigger suction power in 200 Air Watts for intensive vacuuming and more advanced performance than Samsung Jet 60. Both have optimized air flow from the digital inverter motors for more extended cleaning without recharging and clogging.

These Samsung Jets are not designed for mopping.

Jet 60 and 75 can be transformed into a handheld device without pipe for cleaning furniture, curtains, shelves, tables, and other surfaces. You can change the main brush to the other three additional brushes from the package. Regrettably, the pipe is fixed, not telescopic.

The Samsung Jets are very easy to control. On the cleaner handle for both models, there are 3 buttons – on/off, increase and decrease the suction power (change of suction mode). No winner in this comparison.

Samsung Jet 60 and Jet 75 have the same 5 steps filtration system to receive clean breath air: 1 step – main cyclone for separation of large dust particles, 2 step – metal mesh grille filter – for separation medium size particles, 3 step – jet cyclone for separation fine dust, 4 step – washable micro filter for separation fine dust, 5 step- fine dust filter – prevention emission of micro dust (0.3-10 micrometers). In total, this system keeps 99.999% of all dust, allergens, and pollen. In addition, cyclone filter collection technology ensures a minimum number of clogs on filters. So, no winner here.

Samsung Jet 60 and Jet 75 have a different set of brushes from the package. Jet 60 has a main brush – jet fit brush – for cleaning the hard floor, tile, and carpets with a 180-degree swivel head. Also, three additional brushes are included: a mini-motorized brush for handy cleaning furniture, rugs, and fabric surfaces; a combination tool with soft bristles for cleaning furniture, curtains, tables, and delicate surfaces; a crevice tool for reaching tight corners. Jet 75, meanwhile, has a main turbo brush (soft action) that also works on all surfaces with optimized airflow and 180-degree swivel flexibility. In addition, it goes with the same three additional brushes as Jet 60 and is also a flex tool for better mobility with crevice and combination brushes. So, the winner in this comparison is Jet 75, as it has an additional flex tool. But the main brushes for both Jets are similar in cleaning performance and maneuverability.

There is no difference between Samsung Jet 60 vs Jet 75 in terms of dustbin volume and its features. This high-capacity dustbin collects all dirt for several cleaning, so you do not frequently need to empty it. Unfortunately, the bin is not suitable for a dishwasher, simple regular wash with tap water is enough. For both, you can buy a Samsung clean station for automatic dustbin cleaning.

The winner in this comparison is the Samsung Jet 75, which goes with a removable battery with a higher capacity of 3000 mAh and ensures 60 minutes for minimum power level with a non motorized brush. You can increase the working time twice for both vacuums if you buy the additional battery. The cleaner's charging stations are mounted on the wall or inside a closet; you can charge only a battery or a cleaner. It also handles all additional accessories coming with cleaners.

Samsung Jet 60 and 75 do not offer their owners any automatic or smart features as it requires manual control. The only additional feature Jet 75 possesses is a digital display on the stick handle to check notifications about battery level, check alerts, clogs, etc. However, as Jet 60 does not have a display, in this comparison, Jet 75 wins.