Samsung Jet 70 Pet Cordless Stick Vacuum Cleaner

It was listed at £399.99 through Combens Electrical at the time this data was verified, and shown as in stock. Retailer prices for cordless vacuums change often, so confirm the current price before buying. That price sits well above the entry-level Jet models, reflecting the Jet 70 Pet's washable HEPA multi-cyclone filtration, mini motorised pet tool and 2.58kg build, though its 0.8-litre bin and 40-minute maximum runtime are broadly similar to cheaper siblings in Samsung's range. It's backed by a standard 2-year warranty, extendable to 5 years with registration, which is worth factoring into whether the higher price feels justified for your household.

Up to 40 minutes on the lowest power setting with a non-motorised tool attached. Runtime will be shorter on higher suction modes or with the motorised pet tool fitted, though Samsung doesn't publish an exact figure for those settings. Suction itself varies sharply by mode - 150W max, 36W high and 16W low - so the 40-minute figure only applies at the gentlest setting. A full recharge from the wall-mount dock takes 3.5 hours (210 minutes). The 21.6V, 1.8Ah battery is removable, and at 2.58kg the vacuum stays manageable to carry through that longer low-power session across carpets and hard floors.

No. The Jet 70 Pet comes with a wall-mount charging dock that recharges the 21.6V battery over roughly 3.5 hours, but the 0.8-litre bagless bin is emptied manually - there is no automatic self-emptying base. That relatively small bin capacity means more frequent emptying in larger homes, especially if you're using the mini motorised pet tool regularly for upholstery and carpets. At £399.99, this sits above the entry-level Jet models in Samsung's UK range, yet it still skips the self-emptying convenience found on pricier cordless systems, so factor manual bin maintenance into your decision if that's a priority for you.

Yes, it uses a washable HEPA filter within a multi-cyclone system, which Samsung rates at 99.999% filtration efficiency. This is a manufacturer-stated figure rather than an independent test result, so treat it as indicative rather than verified. Combined with the mini motorised tool included in the box, the filtration setup is positioned for pet hair and allergen pickup on carpets and upholstery specifically. There's no wet-and-dry mopping function on this model, so it won't help with liquid spills on hard floors. Also worth noting: at 86dB, the Jet 70 Pet sits in the louder band for cordless sticks, which may matter if you're vacuuming frequently for allergy management around sleeping household members.

No. According to the verified spec data, this model has no app control or WiFi connectivity, putting it in line with other models in Samsung's Jet Pet line rather than the smarter Bespoke Jet AI. It's a manually operated cordless stick vacuum: you switch power modes (150W max, 36W high, 16W low) directly on the handle, empty the 0.8-litre bagless bin by hand, and recharge via the wall-mount dock over 3.5 hours. At £399.99 through Combens Electrical, that lack of connectivity is a trade-off against the washable HEPA filtration and mini motorised pet tool you do get for the price, rather than a missing feature at this price tier.