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Samsung Bespoke Jet Bot Combo AI+ Review (2025): Smart, steamy, and seriously hands-off

John Carter Doe

September 3, 2025

8.6

Excellent

Our Take on the Samsung Bespoke Jet Bot Combo AI+

What really impressed us

If your house is a mix of kids, pets, and different kinds of floors, this Samsung bot just hits a sweet spot. It vacuums well, sure. But the real game-changer is that it actually *mops* with heat and steam for those sticky, dried-on messes. And then it cleans itself. Its navigation is pretty confident and careful, too. During our tests, Samsung's AI was impressively gentle around all the stuff we left out—cables, socks, even dog toys. It's smart enough to lift its mop pads on rugs so you don't get soggy carpets. Then there's the base station. It doesn't just empty the dustbin, it washes the mop pads with hot water and then dries them with heat to keep things from getting funky. The app is great, too—you get editable maps and can set up custom cleaning zones. Basically, you'll be babysitting this thing a lot less than most other robot mop-vacs, and it's just plain better at cleaning up real-world spills.

Our Take on the Samsung Bespoke Jet Bot Combo AI+

Some things to consider

Okay, so first off, it’s pricey. And the base station is pretty big, so be ready for that. Plus, when it's washing the mop pads, it's not exactly quiet. Its deep-carpet cleaning is good, but it doesn't quite match the raw suction power of the absolute best dedicated robot vacuums. You also have to think about the ongoing costs for things like dust bags, filters, and new mop pads. And here's the thing about the AI—it uses a camera, which is super helpful for avoiding obstacles, but it might make you think about privacy. Samsung gives you controls for it, but at the end of the day, it's still a camera rolling around your home. Let's be real, too: while that heated steam mop is fantastic for dried spills, it's not going to replace a real carpet shampooer for tough, ground-in dirt.

So, who is this for? Honestly, I'd say go for it if you're looking for a truly hands-off robot that can handle daily vacuuming and, more importantly, *real* mopping on sticky messes, all while cleaning its own pads. But I'd tell you to skip it if your home is mostly high-pile carpet, or if what you really need is the most powerful suction money can buy. And if you can't stand the idea of a big base station, this isn't the one. For anyone in an apartment or a smaller home, definitely measure your space first—that base isn't small. On the other hand, if you're already using Samsung's SmartThings app or have other Bespoke appliances, you'll love how smoothly this robot fits right in.