Dyson V15 vs. V11. vs. V10 vs. Samsung Jet 90 vs. Jet 75 vs. Jet 70 vs. LG A9 CordZero

We compare high-end stick vacuums from Dyson vs. Samsung vs. LG. While all of them are comparable, the question remains: which vacuum is the best choice for you? Let’s find out now.

Table of Contents

Cleaning Tests | Design | Size | Specifications | Summary

Performance Tests

We performed 4 different tests on the Dyson V15, V11, V10, Samsung Jet 90, and LG CordZero to measure different performance factors. Here are the tests we conducted:

• Cleaning Test
• Run Time Test
• Noise Test
• Usability Test

We were not able to test the Jet 75, however, it is effectively identical to the Jet 90. They are both identical in terms of:

• 60 minute run time
• 200 AW of suction
• 0.8L dust bin capacity
• HEPA filtration system

The main difference between the two models are the included attachments and base.

Additionally, we were able to perform another 2 tests on the Dyson V15, V11, V10, and LG CordZero. These include:

• Long hair test
• Pet fur test

Cleaning Test

For our cleaning tests, we measure the vacuums capabilities across 4 different debris types and 3 different floor types. The following scores are a reflection of the total percentage of debris removed during our tests by weight.

Floor Type	Dyson V15	Dyson V11	Dyson V10	Jet 90 / 75	LG CordZero
Hardwood	100%	99%	99%	100%	83%
Low Pile Carpet	99%	100%	99%	97%	84%
High Pile Carpet	99%	100%	100%	97%	90%

We tested the vacuums on engineered hardwoods, low pile carpet, and high pile carpet.

Overall Cleaning Scores

On each floor type, we used rice, dry cereal, kitty litter, and sugar.

Dyson V15 Cleaning Performance

The V15 from Dyson performed well during our tests. We used the High Torque head and Fluffy head to conduct our testing.

The Dyson V15 achieved excellent scores removing 99-100% of all debris across all 3 floor types.

With the Fluffy cleaning head, the Dyson V15 was able to remove 100% of the all debris. The Fluffy head is a soft brushroll designed for hardwood floors.

The Dyson V15 didn’t have notable issues with cleaning on the various floor types. However, we did notice that with the suction on Turbo (the maximum suction power) and the front seal gates fully lowered, the brushroll would create too much down force and stop spinning.

This could have just been an issue with our flooring, but we were able to adjust settings and successfully continue cleaning.

MORE: Click here to see full cleaning tests of the Dyson V15.

Dyson V11 Cleaning Performance

Just like the V15 the Dyson V11 showcased excellent performance across all floor types. It was able to achieve scores in the 99-100% range.

The Torque Drive we used for these tests was able to completely remove all debris on our low pile carpet. If you want a soft brushroll for hardwood floors, some versions of the V11 one, but we performed our tests with the Torque Drive with no problems.

MORE: Click here to see full cleaning tests of the Dyson V11.

Dyson V10 Cleaning Performance

Even though it is the oldest model Dyson’s V series in this comparison, the V10 still had great performance. It had cleaning scores in the 99-100% range, just like the V15 and V11.

When shooting our review video, we noticed that when quickly cleaning our largest debris cereal on hardwood floor, it would occasionally clog. We were not able to replicate this consistently but we recommend taking your time cleaning up larger debris with the V10.

Otherwise, the V10 showed nearly perfect performance and was able to manage all scenarios well.

MORE: Click here to see full cleaning tests of the Dyson V10.

Samsung Jet 90 & 75 Cleaning Performance

As stated previously, the Jet 90 and Jet 75 are functionally identical, so we only tested the Jet 90.

The Jet 90 achieved excellent cleaning scores during our tests. It had scores in the 97-100% range across all 3 floor types.

When we started the tests on hardwood floors, the Jet 90 clogged while removing the cereal. However, we were able to adjust the suction higher and the Jet 90 handled it no problem.

Beyond that, the only other notable point of struggle was on low pile carpet. The Jet 90 only removed 88% of the sugar. This is a common issue among stick vacuums, but it is something to keep in mind.

Overall, the Samsung Jet 90 performed well having an overall score of 98%. We expect similar performance from the Jet 75 as well.

MORE: Click here to see full cleaning tests of the Samsung Jet 90.

LG CordZero A9 Cleaning Performance

The CordZero performed well during our testing series. For these tests, we used the Universal Power nozzle (the standard cleaning attachment) and the suction on the maximum power.

The main reason the CordZero didn’t receive as high of scores as the other vacuums was due to clogging issues we had during cleaning. The CordZero managed the smaller debris types well, however, it really struggled with cereal.

During our testing, the cereal would clog in the neck of the vacuum before entering the dust bin. After turning off the power, the vacuum would spit the cereal back onto the testing lane. While clogging is common among stick vacuums, it still affects performance.

Although, if you remove cereal from the equation then the CordZero performed notably better. The performance scores below reflect the total debris by weight removed if you exclude cereal.

The CordZero was successfully able to remove all small debris types, excluding cereal. We experienced this clogging on all floor types, to varying degrees.

As you can see in the before and after photos, the CordZero was able to remove the majority of the smaller debris, and left mostly cereal behind. 

MORE: Click here to see full cleaning tests of the LG CordZero.

Run Time Test

The run time for each vacuum can vary depending on the suction mode. All of the vacuums have 3 power modes.

• Dyson calls their modes: eco, auto, and boost
• Samsung calls their modes: low, medium, and max
• LG calls theirs: normal, power, and turbo

For our tests, we used a single battery and had the standard motorized cleaning head attached.

Suction Mode	V15 run time	V11 run time	V10 run time	Jet 90 / 75 run time	CordZero run time
Low	68:30 mins.	84:45 mins.	49:40 mins.	43:30 mins.	56:10 mins.
Normal	45:30 mins.	47:40 mins.	26:50 mins.	24:00 mins.	29:06 mins.
Max	08:55 mins.	07:30 mins.	05:30 mins.	10:00 mins.	07:11 mins.
Max. Run Time:*	60 mins.	60 mins.	60 mins	60 mins.	60 mins.

*This max. time is the number listed by the manufacturer.

Because the Jet 90 and Jet 75 are functionally identical, we expect the same run times from the Jet 75.

All that being said, the vacuum with the longest run time is the V11 with a time of ~85 mins. However, the CordZero does come with another battery for extended use. This effectively doubles the run time, as this battery can be charged simultaneously as you clean.

Regardless, if you make sure to charge the vacuum between uses, all of these run times should be adequate.

Noise Test

For the noise test, we measure how loud each vacuum is while running on the various modes. We measure the vacuum from about ~3 feet away with a sound meter.

Suction Mode	V15	V11	V10	Jet 90 / 75	CordZero
Low	71 dB	70 dB	75 dB	69 dB	55 dB
Normal	74 dB	75 dB	77 dB	72 dB	58 dB
Max	76 dB	78 dB	80 dB	74 dB	63 dB
Auto Empty*	NA	NA	NA	NA	66 dB

*This is only applicable to the LG CordZero

While noise is a minor thing overall, less noise may be preferential to some. For those looking for a quieter vacuum, the CordZero had the lowest results. During testing, it generated noise in the 55-66 dB range, which is similar to the hum of a refrigerator or a running dishwasher.

On the other hand The Dyson vacuums were slightly louder and the Jet vacuums fell in the middle of the road. Generally, I would expect similar levels of noise generated by the different vacuums.

Common noise levels:

• 20 dB – rustling leaves
• 30 dB – whisper
• 40 dB – quiet library, babbling brook
• 50 dB – refrigerator, moderate rainfall
• 60 dB – normal conversation, dishwashers
• 70 dB – traffic, showers
• 80 dB – alarm clock, telephone dial tone

Usability Test

While the vacuums come from different brands, they are similar in usability. They are all simple to set up, with click-in attachments and simple controls. Additionally, they all can be set with the extension wand or used in handheld mode.

In either mode, the vacuums are compatible with all included attachments. They are easy to maneuver due to their ability to take tight corners, and lay nearly flat on the ground.

Overall, you can expect a similar cleaning experience regardless of the vacuum. However, there are some notable differences which can affect usability.

Dyson V15 Usability

With the V15 being the latest stick vacuum from Dyson, it has some of the more unique features in the V series.

• Real time cleaning information
• Automatic suction adjustment
• Dust bin

The vacuum includes sensors that uses a Piezo Sensor to detect and categorize the various particles being cleaned. All of this information is available on the digital display, and the V15 will automatically adjust the suction accordingly.

The screen will also give you available run time information, and display what suction mode you are currently using.

Additionally, the Dyson V15 has the “point-and-shoot” style dust bin unique to the Dyson. This allows you to remove the extension stick, and quickly empty the dust bin as needed.

Dyson V11 Usability

The V11 includes a lot of the same features as the newer V15. It has:

• Automatic suction adjustment
• Dust bin

Just like the V15 the V11 can automatically adjust the suction as needed, however, it reacts to the floor type rather than the incoming particles. Additionally, it doesn’t display the information about what particles are being cleaned.

But it still can automatically adjust the suction while cleaning, which is a nice addition.

The V11 also has the Dyson “point-and-shoot” style dust bin. It works the same way as the V15 and makes hygienic cleaning more accessible.

Dyson V10 Usability

While the Dyson V10 is the oldest of the V models, it still has excellent cleaning performance, and offers a range of usability features.

• Control Switch
• Dust bin

Unlike the newer Dyson models, which use a button on top to change the modes, the V10 uses a moving switch. You can move it up and down as needed to adjust the suction mode of the vacuum.

Additionally, the V10 has a similar dust bin to the V15 and V11.

Samsung Jet 90 Usability

With the Jet 90 being the latest stick vacuum from Samsung, it has some more unique usability features.

• Free-standing base
• Telescoping wand
• Button controls

The Jet 90 comes with a free-standing charging base that is unique to this vacuum. Excluding the CordZero, all other vacuums come with a wall mount for charging and storage. Samsung’s free-standing base can charge 2 batteries, and store accessories.

The Jet 90 and the LG CordZero are the only stick vacuums to include a telescoping wand. This allows the length to be extended or contracted as needed, which is a great addition for usability.

Unlike the Dyson series, which uses a trigger to turn the vacuum on/off, the Samsung and LG vacuums use on / off buttons. The Jet 90 and other Jet vacuums have a digital display with basic vacuum information, as well as buttons to turn the vacuum on/off and change the suctions modes.

Samsung Jet 75 Usability

In a lot of ways the Jet 75 is similar to the Jet 90. Notable usability features include:

• Clickable batteries
• Button controls

All Samsung models have clickable batteries. This allows you to purchase an additional battery and switch out the batteries to extend cleaning time. In addition, it uses the same button controls and display as the Jet 90.

Unlike the Jet 90, the Jet 75 uses a wall mount for charging, rather than a free-standing base. If you would rather have a singular storage location for your vacuum, then a wall mount is a good option.

Samsung Jet 70 Usability

With the Jet 70 being the oldest of the Jet models, it doesn’t include the latest features we see in the Jet 90. However, it still includes a variety of usability features.

• Wall mount
• Button Controls

Like the Jet 75, the Jet 70 includes a wall mount for storage and charging. This wall mount can store some accessories for the vacuum.

Additionally, it uses a similar button control scheme as the Jet 75 and Jet 90.

LG CordZero Usability

As mentioned previously, the CordZero includes an additional battery and telescoping wand, which are both great additions for usability. Additionally, the CordZero includes some unique additions.

• Auto Empty base
• Compressor
• App

LG’s Auto Empty base has a range of capabilities from storing accessories, to charging the 2nd battery. The most helpful feature is the ability to automatically empty the dust bin of the A9 vacuum when it stored in the base. This greatly reduces overall maintenance for the vacuum.

Another unique addition, is the compressor on the dust bin. If you are vacuuming something like pet fur, you can use the compressor to compact the debris inside. This allows you to utilize the dust bin size more effectively.

LG also includes app connectivity for those who want it. The app can give usage reports as well as real-time charging information.

Long Hair Test

For the hair test, we laid out long strands of hair in the direct cleaning path of the vacuum. We then ran the vacuum over the hair, using the highest suction setting and the standard cleaning attachment.

	V15	V11	V10	Cordzero
Hair Removed	100%	100%	100%	100%
Hair Tangled	Minimal	Minimal	Minimal	Minimal

All 4 vacuums completely removed the hair from the hardwood floor. When it came to the hair getting tangled we had slightly varied results.

The CordZero and V11 both had slightly more hair tangled in the brushroll than the V15 and V10. The difference between the vacuums was minimal, and overall they each avoided getting tangled for the most part.

Pet Hair Test

For the pet hair test, we lay pet fur in high pile carpet, and run the vacuum over it on the highest setting. We then record how much pet fur is left over, and if any is tangled in the brushroll.

	V15	V11	V10	Cordzero
Pet Hair Removed	99%	99%	99%	95%
Pet Hair Tangled	Minimal	Minimal	Minimal	Minimal

For the Dyson models we used the High Torque head and it did an excellent job at managing the pet fur. It was able to agitate the carpet well enough to pick up the majority of the pet hair and avoid it getting tangled in the brushroll.

For each Dyson vacuum, I only noticed a few strands left in the carpet.

The CordZero didn’t perform as well, but still did an excellent job. It comes with a mini motorized tool designed for pet fur. We used this tool and it cleaned up 95% of the pet fur. In addition, the CordZero completely avoided any hair getting tangled in the brushroll.

Design

All 4 vacuums have similar features between their design. They all have:

• Multi-floor cleaning head
• Click-in cleaning tools
• Extension Wand
• In-hand dust bin
• 3 suction levels
• Washable filter
• Great cleaning performance

However, Samsung’s Jet series does differ from Dyson’s V vacuums in various ways.

Here are the key differences between the models:

1. Charging Base
2. Dust bin
3. Controls & Display
4. Clickable Batteries

#1. Charging Base

Which style of charging base you prefer, mostly depends on preference. All the Dyson models, and the Samsung Jet 75 and Jet 70 use a wall mount for storage and charging.

The wall mount can:

• Store the vacuum
• Store extra accessories
• Charge the battery

However, the Jet 90 and LG CordZero use a free-standing base. For the Jet 90 this base can:

• Be easily moved
• Charge 2 batteries at once
• Store accessories
• Store the vacuum

For the CordZero, the free standing is a little more cumbersome, but robust. Here are the capabilities of the Auto Empty base:

• Charge 2 batteries
• Store accessories
• Store/charge the vacuum
• Empty the vacuum’s dust bin

#2. Dust bin

The overall size and shape remains similar between the different vacuums. However, the design of the dust bin can vary. As mentioned previously the Dyson models all use the “point-and-shoot” style dust bin. This allows you to easily empty the debris as you are cleaning.

In comparison, emptying the Samsung dust bins takes a little more time and involves more steps that I would like to see.

If you choose to manually empty the CordZero it has a similar experience to the Jet vacuums. LG also included the compressor on the dust bin of the CordZero, which we discussed previously.

#3. Controls & Display

When it comes to how you control the vacuum, preference is the biggest factor. If you prefer to have the vacuum run while it is in your hands, then a trigger style like Dyson’s models may be the right choice for you.

The V15 and V11 use a button on top of the device to change modes, and the trigger to power the vacuum.

Additionally, the V15 and V11 include a digital display that provides the user information about the vacuum.

The V10 uses the same trigger, however, to change modes, you’ll need to use the switch, rather than a button. Furthermore, the V10 does not include a digital display but does have a battery-life indicator.

The Samsung models are all similar and use a button control. If you would rather not need to continuously squeeze a trigger while cleaning, then buttons are a great alternative.

These button controls allow you to power the vacuum and switch modes. The Samsung Jet models also include a digital display with basic information about the vacuum and it’s run time.

Controls for the LG are similar to the Samsung vacuums. The CordZero uses buttons, however, it forgoes a more robust digital display. Rather, they include a simple battery-life indicator.

#4. Clickable Battery

While a clickable battery may not be a key feature for everyone, it has some benefits over a permanently attached one.

The Dyson V15, V11, all the Samsung Jet vacuums, and the LG CordZero include a detachable battery. This allows you to charge the battery separate from the vacuum, which can be nice.

Additionally, if you buy a second battery, you can extend your cleaning time, by replacing the battery as you clean.

Size & Dimensions

	Dyson V15	Dyson V11	Dyson V10	Jet 90	Jet 75	Jet 70	LG CordZero
Length	49.6″	50.6″	49.2″	44.8″	44.8″	44.3″	44.1″
Width	9.8″	9.8	9.8″	8.3″	8.3″	8.3″	10.2″
Depth	10.3″	10.3″	10.3″	9.9″	9.9″	9.9″	10.6″
Weight	6.8 lbs.	6.7 lbs.	5.9 lbs.	6.2 lbs.	6.2 lbs.	5.7 lbs.	6.0 lbs.

The different stick vacuums are similar in size, shape, and weight. The Dyson vacuums tend to be longer, which taller people may find more comfortable.

On the other hand, the Jet 90 and CordZero both include a telescoping wand, which allows for a more variable length.

Otherwise, their size and shape are quite similar, which makes handling the different vacuums substantially the same.

Accessories & Parts

The different vacuums come with a variety of accessories and tools to assist with cleaning. Most of them come with the standard tools, plus some more unique pieces.

Below is a comprehensive chart showcasing the accessories included with each vacuum.

Where are the differences?

While the previous table shows a comprehensive view of all accessories, the big question is: what are the differences?

Below, we have listed the accessories that are most notable.

Dyson V15 Detect vs. Detect+ vs. Outsize vs. Absolute+

With the V15, Dyson has one other variant to choose from depending on your needs. Additionally, they have their Outsize model with has some unique features.

Check out our comprehensive comparison between Dyson V15 Detect vs. Detect+ vs. Outsize vs. Absolute+.

These vacuums are similar in a lot of ways, but there are some unique differences.

The Detect+ includes all the same accessories as the Detect with the addition of the Low-reach adaptor. This tool is similar to the Flexible tool included with the Jet 90 and Jet 75 of Samsung. Furthermore, the Detect+ comes with the Combi-crevice tool which adds a brush onto the standard crevice tool.

The biggest difference lies with the Outsize and Absolute+. The biggest differences are:

• A larger dust bin
• A larger high torque cleaning head
• Additional batteries and charging cords

The Outsize model is the only variant that doesn’t include the Fluffy cleaning head.

Dyson V11 Torque Drive vs. Animal vs. Absolute vs. Outsize

For the V11, there are a few different options with different functionality and accessories. See our comprehensive Dyson V11 Torque Drive vs. Animal vs. Absolute vs. Outsize comparison chart below:

The V11 Torque Drive comes with an LCD that displays performance in real time that we discussed above. On the other hand, the V11 Animal is the more basic version without the LCD screen (it includes an LED screen).

The V11 Outsize and Absolute are similar to the V15 versions. They are larger models designed for extended performance.

Otherwise, the different models are similar in shape and performance.

Dyson V10 Absolute vs. Animal vs. Motorhead

The Dyson V10 also includes options with a larger dust bin, or different accessories.

See our comprehensive comparison table of the Dyson V10 Absolute vs. Animal vs. Motorhead.

Performance wise, the different V10’s are functionally identical. The Absolute includes the most accessories including the Fluffy cleaning head, however, this fluffy attachment does not have the laser.

The Animal is similar to the Absolute including all the same accessories except the Fluffy cleaning head. Finally, the Motorhead is the more basic option including the basic accessories and a smaller dust bin.

Samsung Jet 90 vs. with Clean Station vs. with Spinning Sweeper Brush

Samsung has fewer variants than we see with Dyson or LG. With the Jet 90, you can get a few different accessories.

See our comprehensive Samsung Jet 90 vs. with Clean Station vs. with Spinning Sweeper Brush chart below:

The same Jet 90 model is used with every model, so performance is identical. The real difference lies in the accessories Samsung offers with the bundle.

The Jet 90 with Clean Station, includes an additional device that can empty the dust bin of the vacuum for you much like the CordZero. The Jet 90 with Spinning Sweeper Brush adds mop functionality to the vacuum and spinning microfiber dry pads.

Samsung Jet 75 vs. with Clean Station vs. with Spinning Sweeper Brush

As with the Jet 90, the Jet 75 has a similar set of models to choose from that have similar performance and accessories.

Below is our comparison chart of the Samsung Jet 75 vs. with Clean Station vs. with Spinning Sweeper Brush.

The vacuum remains the same between the different versions of the vacuum. In fact, the different bundle options are the exact same as the Jet 90.

Samsung includes an auto empty device with the Jet 75 with Clean Station. The Jet 75 with Spinning Sweeper brush includes dual purposed spinning brush tool that can use mop heads or microfiber dry pads.

Samsung Jet 70 vs. with Clean Station

With the Jet 70 being the earliest Samsung model of the 3 in this comparison, it has only one other option.

Check out our comparison chart for Samsung Jet 70 vs. with Clean Station.

Regardless of which version you choose, the Jet 70 vacuum remains the same. The Jet 70 with Clean Station includes the auto empty device that empties the vacuum’s dust bin.

LG A9 Cordless vs. All in One vs. Limited vs. Charge vs. Ultimate

With the A9 from LG, you have a lot of options. The biggest differences between these packages are the accessories.

Here is our comprehensive LG A9 Cordless vs. All in One vs. Limited vs. Charge vs. Ultimate comparison chart:

The A9 All in One is the only A9 model that includes the auto empty tower, pet nozzle, and the compressor on the dust bin.

The A9 Limited and A9 Ultimate both include the Power Punch Nozzle, Power Floor Nozzle, and an additional battery like the All in One.

The A9 Charge and A9 Cordless are similar, however the Charge includes an extra battery and the Cordless has a wall mount.

There are other versions of the A9 that come with different color options and additional accessories.

• A9 Kompressor (A927KVMS): Vintage Wine; Power Punch Nozzle, 2 batteries
• A9 Kompressor (A927KGMS): Iron Grey; Power Punch Nozzle, 2 batteries
• A9 Kompressor (A929KSM): Matte Silver; Power Floor Nozzle, Slim Power Floor Nozzle, 2 batteries
• A9 Kompressor with Power Mop (A929KVM): Vintage Wine; Power Mop Nozzle, 2 batteries
• A9 Cordless (A916BM): Iron Grey; Power Mini Nozzle, 2 batteries
• A9 Cordless (A912PM): Blossom Pink; basic accessories

Dyson vs. Samsung vs. LG Specifications

Should you buy Dyson or Samsung or LG?

All these vacuums have great performance and included tools and accessories that are a great addition to any home. The question is – which vacuum is the right choice for you?

Should you buy the Dyson V15?

I would recommend the Dyson V15 to people who:

• Latest Dyson features: With the particle sensing technology, the V15 is the most advanced Dyson stick vacuum to date. It allows the vacuum to automatically adjust its suction mode as you clean. Additionally, the improved Fluffy cleaning head is great for thorough cleaning due to attached laser.
• Great cleaning performance: Removing 99% of all debris across all floor types makes the V15 an excellent stick vacuum. This top tier performance works in a wide variety of cleaning situations, making it a great choice for want to know they are getting the best cleaning always.

Click here to check out the Dyson V15 price.

Should you buy the Dyson V11?

I would recommend the Dyson V11 to people who:

• Good cleaning at good value: Having a cleaning range of 99-100% removal makes the V11 no joke. It has great cleaning performance like the V15 and comes at a cheaper price. It still retains some of the newer features like the automatic suction adjustment making it an excellent choice.

Click here to check out the Dyson V11 price.

Should you buy the Dyson V10?

I would recommend the Dyson V10 to people who:

• Budget Dyson stick vacuum: If you are impressed by Dyson’s performance, but don’t need all the latest features, the V10 may be the right choice. Being the oldest model, it doesn’t have all the new bells and whistles of the newer versions. That being said, the V10 still had excellent performance removing 99% of total debris. This performance still makes it an excellent option on a budget.

Click here to check out the Dyson V10 price.

Should you buy the Samsung Jet 90?

I would recommend the Samsung Jet 90 to people who:

• Unique accessories & good performance: The Jet 90 from Samsung has some unique accessories that come with the device. The free-standing base is a great movable storage option, while the Flexible is great for those hard to reach places. On top of all of this, the Jet 90 still showcased excellent cleaning results, removing 98% of total debris.

Click here to check out the Samsung Jet 90 price.

Should you buy the Samsung Jet 75?

I would recommend the Samsung Jet 75 to people who:

• Performance on a Budget: With the Jet 75 being functionally similar to the Jet 90, you can except similar excellent cleaning. Additionally, it includes the majority of features and accessories that come with the Jet 90. So, if you like the Jet 90, this a great alternative that will save you a few dollars.

Click here to check out the Samsung Jet 75 price.

Should you buy the Samsung Jet 70?

I would recommend the Samsung Jet 70 to people who:

• Budget Stick Vacuum: The Jet 70 is the oldest model of the three, but that makes it the cheapest. The same design elements that are used in the Jet 90 exist in the 70 giving it a modern aesthetic. With 150AW of suction, we still expect the Jet 70 to be a great addition to any home.

Click here to buy the Samsung Jet 70.

Should you buy the LG CordZero All in One?

I would recommend the LG CordZero All in One to people who:

• Feature-packed vacuum: The CordZero includes a wide variety of different features that improve the overall cleaning experience. With the Auto Empty base, additional battery, and included accessories, a person will be well equipped for any mess.
• Extended cleaning performance: The inclusion of a second battery is unique to the A9 Auto Empty. This doubles the effective cleaning time which is great for long cleaning projects. Additionally, the CordZero has good cleaning performance across the board.

Click here to check the LG CordZero All in One price.