[jsanders2001]

Not surprised at all after the way Samsung treated its customers about the the TV sets that wouldn’t turn back on shortly after the warranties went out. That was suspicious and made me wonder if they had chips that were programmed to do that after 2 of mine went out. They wanted $800 to repair one of them. I no longer buy any Samsung products. I used to buy the brand a lot.

[Swordmaker]

Not surprised at all after the way Samsung treated its customers about the the TV sets that wouldn’t turn back on shortly after the warranties went out. That was suspicious and made me wonder if they had chips that were programmed to do that after 2 of mine went out. They wanted $800 to repair one of them. I no longer buy any Samsung products. I used to buy the brand a lot.

There's nothing new in the world. Back in the early 60's my dad bought a Curtis Mathes entertainment system with a color TV. . . one day after the warranty expired, every single tube in the system blew out! LOL! That's quality control for you! My dad was convinced they had a timer in it. . .

[amigatec]

I've had 4 Samsung phone, 1 smartphone and 3 dumb phones. The smartphone didn't last a week without locking up. The other 3 didn't last a year without battery and sound issues. You couldn't run fast enough to sell me another Samsung phone.