The Samsung Jet 60 Pet delighted testers with its performance on carpets and how well it could clear pet hair. They were also pleased with its battery performance and satisfied with its cleaning ability on bare floors.
Still, its dirt canister proved challenging to empty, and its failure to clean stains was not as impressive.
The Samsung Jet 60 Pet is an entry-level handheld vacuum cleaner released into the market in 2021. It has an 1800 mAh battery that keeps it running for up to 41 minutes and a standard 0.5-liter dirt compartment.
Like most top-rated vacuum cleaners, it also features an anti-allergy HEPA filter that eliminates up to 99.99% of allergens, and at a weight of only 5.16 pounds, it is pretty easy to maneuver.
The vacuum cleaner also offers three power modes, with its max power level offering up to 1.28 kPa of suction force. This is slightly more than the Samsung Bespoke Jet, which averages 1.22 kPa on its highest setting.
Check out our Samsung Bespoke Jet review to see what else it has in store. The Jet 60 Pet is also reasonably quiet, with a decibel range of between 43.7 dB and 55.2 dB, depending on its power mode.
Best For
Quiet
Consensus
our Verdict
The Samsung Jet 60 Pet pleased testers from Rtings with how well it cleaned rugs, as it could pick up 86% and 72% of large debris on high and low pile carpets during testing.
Its bare floor performance was OK, as the Jet 60 cleared 76% and 96% of large and small debris during their tests. They also liked that it could eliminate up to 100% of pet hair on a wide range of surfaces.
Testers from Modern Castle were satisfied with its battery performance, as it lasted 41 minutes on its lowest power setting, 24 minutes on its default setting, and 6 minutes 44 seconds on max power.
They also liked its attachment tools, which included a jet fit brush, a mini motorized tool, a combination tool, and a long-reach crevice tool.
However, testers from Modern Castle found it difficult to empty its dirt canister.
They had instances where pet hair got wrapped around the floor head and confirmed that the Jet 60 Pet is not ideal for cleaning wet or dried-on stains.
Reason to Buy
Great for pet dander
Great battery performance
Low noise output
Standard 0.5-liter dustbin
Anti-allergy HEPA filter
Reason to Avoid
Not great for stain cleaning
Difficult to empty canister
Samsung Jet 60 Pet Specs
Bagless
Yes
Bin Capacity
0.2 gal
Brush Roll Shut-Off
Unknown
Carpet Height Adjustments
No
Cleaning Path Width
Unknown
Compatible Floor Type
Carpet, Hardwoods
Cord Length
Cordless
Corded/Cordless
Cordless
Filter Type
Disk
Hypoallergenic
Yes
Pet
Yes
Product Weight
5 lbs
Vacuum Type
Stick Vacuums
Wet And Dry Usage
No
All Specs
Test Results
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The Samsung Jet 60 Pet is an entry-level handheld vacuum cleaner released into the market in 2021. It has an 1800 mAh battery that keeps…
The Samsung Jet 60 Pet is an entry-level handheld vacuum cleaner released into the market in 2021. It has an 1800 mAh battery that keeps it running for up to 41 minutes and a standard 0.5-liter dirt compartment.
Like most top-rated vacuum cleaners, it also features an anti-allergy HEPA filter that eliminates up to 99.99% of allergens, and at a weight of only 5.16 pounds, it is pretty easy to maneuver.
The vacuum cleaner also offers three power modes, with its max power level offering up to 1.28 kPa of suction force. This is slightly more than the Samsung Bespoke Jet, which averages 1.22 kPa on its highest setting.
Check out our Samsung Bespoke Jet review to see what else it has in store. The Jet 60 Pet is also reasonably quiet, with a decibel range of between 43.7 dB and 55.2 dB, depending on its power mode.
The Samsung Jet 60 Pet is slightly lighter than the Samsung Jet 70 Pet, as it weighs 5.16 pounds compared to the Jet 60 Pet,…
The Samsung Jet 60 Pet is slightly lighter than the Samsung Jet 70 Pet, as it weighs 5.16 pounds compared to the Jet 60 Pet, which weighs 5.93 pounds. However, the Jet 70 is better for cleaning bare floors, as it can clear up to 99% of large debris compared to the Jet 60 Pet, which clears 76%. It also does better with low pile carpets. It can clear 80% of large debris, while the Jet 60 Pet clears 82%. We’ve covered a lot more about it in our Samsung Jet 70 Pet review.
The Samsung Jet 60 Pet has a bigger 0.5-liter dirt canister compared to the Dyson V8 Animal, which has a dirt bin that can hold…
The Samsung Jet 60 Pet has a bigger 0.5-liter dirt canister compared to the Dyson V8 Animal, which has a dirt bin that can hold up to 0.35 liters. The Dyson V8 also takes longer to charge. It has a recharge time of 242 minutes, which is much less than the Dyson V8, which takes 117 minutes to recharge.
The Samsung Jet 60 Pet has a shorter 41-minute runtime compared to the Samsung Jet 90 Complete, which can keep going for up to 61…
The Samsung Jet 60 Pet has a shorter 41-minute runtime compared to the Samsung Jet 90 Complete, which can keep going for up to 61 minutes. The Jet 90 Complete also has better bare floor performance, clearing 100% of large debris compared to the Jet 60 Pet, which manages to clear 76%.
