Samsung Malaysia announces the arrival of two new colours for the Samsung Bespoke Jet. In addition to Misty White, the cordless stick vacuum cleaners now come in Midnight Blue and Woody Green. But why do the three vacuum cleaners come in different prices?
For the Samsung Jet, each colour has its own “alias”. The Jet in Misty White’s alias is the Bespoke Jet Complete, whereas the Woody Green and Midnight Blue ones are called the Bespoke Jet Complete+ and the Bespoke Jet Premium, respectively.
The cheapest of the three options, the Misty White Jet is priced at RM3,699. It comes with a Slim Action brush and a Jet Dual brush. According to Samsung, the Slim Action brush “makes it easier to clean around furniture when space is limited between items” while the Jet Dual brush is great for cleaning carpets.
It has suction power of up to 210W, has extra accessories, and even has an “All in One Clean Station” that helps empties the dustbin and recharges on its own. Samsung also claims that it has a 99.999% multi-layered filtration system with “reduces allergens”. However, it doesn’t have a mop option or an extra battery.
The Woody Green Bespoke Jet Complete+ is priced at RM4,399—the most expensive of the three vacuums. Like the Misty White, it also has the All in One Clean Station, the same suction power and filtration system, and includes things like the Slim Action Brush, Jet Dual Brush, and accessories.
Additionally, the Woody Green Jet an extra battery, allowing “up to 2 hours of cleaning time”. However, it doesn’t have a mop feature.
The happy medium is the Midnight Blue Samsung Jet Premium at RM3,899. It has most of the same features as the other vaccum cleaners, like the All in One Clean Station, the same suction power and filtration system.
It also includes things like the Slim Action Brush, and accessories. However, it has the Spray Spinning Sweeper mop—something the other two vacuums do not have. According to Samsung, the mop’s dual wet pads are able to “mop hard floors thoroughly with every spin”.
All three colours are now available in Malaysia. You can get them through the links below:
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