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While Samsung might be more well known for smartphones and cameras, it also produces a range of home electronics, including a vacuum line. The Samsung vacuum line includes vacuums ranging from wireless robotic vacuums to cordless, full-size models. Robotic vacuums don’t require human control, but this comes at a high price. For instance, the Samsung POWERbot R7260 Pet Plus Robot Vacuum retails for $549. Samsung robotic devices, such as the Samsung VR7000 Powerbot, are compatible with smart home device controllers like Google Home and Amazon Echo. Samsung’s vacuum robots are fierce competitors to the iRobot Roomba line.
On the other hand, Samsung’s Cordless human-operated vacuums compete with the Dyson cordless vacuum line. Samsung, as well as Dyson, employs cyclone technology to prevent vacuum debris from clogging the filter. Samsung cordless vacuums come with a range of features at different price points. For instance, the Jet VS70 Cordless Stick Vacuum with Turbo Action Brush is optimized for lightweight, easy cleaning and sells for $399. Alternatively, the Jet 90 Complete Cordless Stick Vacuum, manufactured for more thorough cleaning, retails for $649.
Samsung Robotic Vacuums are generally circular in shape and designed to roam about the floor by themselves. They only reach a few inches off the ground in height and are usually black and gray in color. Samsung full-size, human-controlled vacuums have a base connected to a long, circular vacuum body that attaches to both the vacuum’s handle and canister at the top.