Samsung - Bespoke Jet Bot Combo AI

I have an older Everybot 3i as well as a newer Bespoke AI Jet Bot Combo. I prefer the Everybot as it's round and has no problems maneuvering around things. The Bespoke has a square front and constantly catches the corner on things while trying to maneuver and will back up 2 to 3 times while trying to solve it's problem. Bottom line is the Everybot will hands down beat the Bespoke by a noticeable faster finish. The Bespoke can handle your size requirement no problem. My Everybot is running on about 65% of it's battery life at full charge now (maybe 6 years old or even more) so no to it.

Bought mine directly from Samsung. Had the previous version JetBot AI that worked pretty well. This does ok except for one glaring issue I can't seem to resolve, it will not return to the base station to empty it's dustbin when it's full. It just keeps going and ends up clogged and dragging dirt around the floor. If I can't get this issue fixed I'll be sending it back.

Bought mine directly from Samsung. Had the previous version JetBot AI that worked pretty well. This does ok except for one glaring issue I can't seem to resolve, it will not return to the base station to empty it's dustbin when it's full. It just keeps going and ends up clogged and dragging dirt around the floor. If I can't get this issue fixed I'll be sending it back.

I bit the bullet at around £75 after the stacking of rebates and discounts and trade-in - the price included the cost to buy a tiny handheld vacuum for trading in. My first impression is that the bot seems to trying to vacuum some spot repeatedly. Took 50 minutes not even finish the floor - circling next to a dining table for like 25 minutes. Is this even normal? I will try marking more no-go zones to see it improves. Also I don’t get why the bot keeps mopping several times - i thought the first time is the middle and the second time is the wall but it doesn’t seem to be the case because it mops in the middle of the room. Bewildered, I cancelled it after the second trip. My question is, how long does it typically take to vacuum and to mop? I used the old version before (Jet Bot) the process was not this painfully slow. Used in the bedrooms with carpet which seemed causing visible abrasion to the carpet surface leaving a trail that won’t go away. Dare not use this new version on my bedrooms. Definitely won’t buy it for the full price or even half price.

It’s on the normal Samsung store. Trade in any vac (I’ve done this before or bought the cheapest one available from Amazon) get £200 off and then there is extra 10% code which brings it down to £540 with 5 year warranty etc. I’ve actually used warranty on jet vacuum etc and they sorted within a week. At £540 I’m tempted.

Just got one today & so far it’s been just ok. It abandoned mopping during our first run because it kept saying the clean mop station was full of water (which it was). Not sure why that isn’t draining. Had to use a towel to soak it up.

Is there any way you can simulate floors with air vents? I've noticed that my Samsung Bespoke Combo sometimes gets stuck on my air vents. It throws a "cliff sensor error" and makes me move it off the vent before working again.

Thank you! I unscrewed the side brush myself and found long hair caught inside- once this was removed it worked fine. I’m unsure if unscrewing affects the warranty though.

I already bought Samsung bespoke vacuum bot with station. It can be programmed via the app, empties its dustbin at the station after vacuuming, and washes and dries its mops after each mop. These are important features.

Vacuum wars said Samsung Jetbot AI was good. I tested it, it's embarrassing how bad it is.

I have an S9+, Braava Jet M9, and Samsung Jet Bot AI combo. Aaaaaand i still need to use a dyson or swiffer occasionally though lol. all of them have their purpose, but teamed up the work load is less to none. but that’s for 1 floor, so YMMV

I had the Samsung jetbot ai, was good but I think plagued with faults, I sent it in to repair and ended up with the 3 in 1 hoover and mop (worked better for me as I swapped out carpets with hard floors) had it about 2 months and think it's great. I don't think they stand behind some products as the new one is more traditional in design than my original one.

I had a Samsung Jetbot that broke after a year and a half, and would have cost me $150 to fix. I went back and forth on fixing it, but ultimately realized that I could buy a brand new robot for that price. The Roborock Q5 happened to be on sale for exactly that price, so I ended up buying it, and have been using it obsessively to clean up the buildup from the past several months. I didn’t realize how much dust and hair had accumulated on my carpets in that time (I live in an apartment, and don’t own another vacuum), and looking at what a difference it’s made to have a freshly-vacuumed carpet has just given me so much tranquility. I have a cat, but really the buildup had come from me, because I have long hair that tends to shed. There was literally a mouse-sized amount of hair tangled up in the side brush after running the vacuum four times, with the main rollers covered in hair. The advice that was given to me by folks in this subreddit is to make sure you get a robot with Lidar. Lidar is the mapping technology that actually allows the robovac to clean every inch of the floor. The robovacs without Lidar just kind of bounce around, and aren’t nearly as effective at cleaning because they don’t keep track of where they’ve been. They go in zig-zag patterns, and Lidar robots go back and forth. It’s more expensive, but to me the difference is worth it. I’ll also say that what convinced me to get a robovac in the first place is that someone told me it forces them to keep their floors clean. You can’t have your floors cluttered because it will block the robot and stop it from doing its job, or even get it tangled up. So that’s just one more reason to get one.

We started with a Eufy X8 in 2023 (for £320) after our second child arrived and the hoovering just wasn't getting done. We were very happy with it but it lasted 13 months before one of the sensors gave up and it wouldn't operate any more. It was outside the 12m Eufy guarantee so they were useless. Luckily had bought through amazon who happened to have a 24m guarantee on it. We switched to a Samsung JetBot at similar price point with a 5y guarantee. Am happy with it but I think the eufy did a better job of hoovering, particularly with my wife's long hairs from the carpet. But I was disappointed with eufy's longevity so wouldn't go back to them unless they increase their guarantee. Both of these had mapping software so they went around in an organised/efficient route. The Eufy mapping was better than Samsung. Samsung can't cope with multiple floors. Ours lives in the kitchen where it goes around 3 times a day clearing up crumbs etc. We live in a house so we have to carry it to different floors when we need other rooms done.

We had a Samsung jetbot in Korea.. came with the apartment (our owner was gem of a person).. It was very effective especially during "asian dust" season i.e. March/April..