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Deep-cleaning performance on medium-pile carpet is excellent, matching the Dyson in tests by lifting about 84 of 100 grams of embedded sand across three passes.
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In crevice tests the Jet 90 pulls all sand from a quarter-inch groove, tying Dyson for the best result and confirming its strong performance on hard-floor cracks and gaps.
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Its multi-stage HEPA system keeps outlet air clean, with flour tests showing particle counts dropping as it vacuums, making it suitable for dust- and allergy-conscious users.
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Hard-floor pickup is excellent with the soft action head, but cereal-sized debris can occasionally clog at the dust bin if pushed too fast; bumping suction or slowing the pass helps.
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Overall impressions of the Jet 90 are very positive, highlighting its combination of strong cleaning, relatively quiet operation and convenient stand, with the main caveat being that you pay extra for storage features the Jet 75 omits.
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With roughly 200 watts of power, the Jet 90 delivers strong suction that pulls up most debris on carpets and hard floors and keeps it competitive with other high-end cordless sticks.
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The Jet 90’s freestanding charging base lets you park and charge the vacuum without drilling into walls, providing a dedicated upright stand and storage point for the stick in one spot.
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The Jet 90 feels light in hand thanks to a low handle weight around 3.1 pounds, helping reduce fatigue during above-floor and extended cleaning sessions.
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This review suggests the Jet 90 is best value for shoppers who specifically want the standalone storage base, since cleaning performance matches the Jet 75 and you mostly pay extra for the added stand and charging convenience.