Samsung Cyber Week Sale Has Year's Best Prices on Monitors, TVs, Fridges, and More

[Kevin2055]

Samsung and LG build the worst refrigerators.

 

[frownface]

There’s so much going on in the Samsung world compared to Apple. While Apple being one of the biggest tech companies in the world and so few products to care about compared to Samsung, you have to wonder why it seems like Apple is having difficulties to keep up.

Samsung also makes warships and military equipment. I don't see any black friday sales on those.

 

[turbineseaplane]

Samsung also makes warships and military equipment. I don't see any black friday sales on those.

Just gotta know who to call!

 

[svish]

Seems like a very good time to buy Samsung products. Good to see that there is significant discount on the Fold 6 even without trade in requirement. The large screen TVs also have some very good prices.

 

[Ray2]

It's not, but it explains why Apple behaves the way it does. Until consumers (myself included) choose to hurt Apple in the only way it'll understand - stockholder value - nothing will change.

They make money because some people are willing to pay a premium for well designed, quality made products that simply work, and if they don’t, a superb after sales experience. If your criteria are different then you have a choice not to buy Apple. The last thing I want is a “value” mentality to influence Apple products and service.

 

[zarmanto]

Never had a good Samsung monitor, and I've tried plenty from low end to high end. Their TVs are excellent though, which is ironic.

That may not be as ironic as it seems on the surface. Televisions and computer monitors are related but nonetheless have very different target audiences. The most basic contrast is actually quite simple: the pixel density of the product is king for a computer monitor, whereas the pixel size is king for TVs, because the typical viewing distances for these two product categories are vastly different. There are many other specific technical specs which diverge in similar fashion and for similar reasons -- thus, a company which is good at one can easily be very, very bad at the other.