I have been working on my hand movements....people hated that I didnt move my hands, then I used to hold them in a triangle...people hated that. Hands fold, unfolded doesnt seem to changed the way these washers work.....
@@YaleAppliance1 LOL either way, I've learned a lot from watching your videos in the background. I'm buying my first house soon and preparing to have to buy some appliances. If we end up going for new appliances, one washer dryer set that caught my eye is LG WT8400CW. If you wouldn't mind giving me the run down of this set I would greatly appreciate it!
I have all Samsung Bespoke-line appliances and they are by far the most advanced and most reliable I have ever owned. Couldn’t recommend highly enough!
This is the only review that matters on any home appliance in my opinion and I was waiting for it I clicked on it so fast 😂...I can't wait to see it compared to the other all in one combos...Until the next review stay safe
Running about 30 loads before I release my video on this. The wash/dry times I've seen so far mirror yours. I still have my LG 2 in 1 literally beside it, so it'll be interesting to see how they differ on identical loads and times. Great intro video, by the way. What interests me most on this is if/how Condenser Care works. I've caught the machine running it a few times like the DLHC5502, which is good, but the filter pattern will tell the tale once its ran a ton of times. Its interesting, but man... 3hr wash/dry times are rough given the size profile is way closer to the GE than the LG.
Ben!!!! Great job on your videos...Very detailed. Customer care? Come on. This industry is about selling things and worrying about it later. Sensor dry doesnt work in any of these machines with bedding...But Samsung is an all day affair.. Keep up the great work...
Here's my data point: I have a separate Samsung front load washer and heat pump dryer (I know, not the same, but...) After about two years, the washer seems very good at keeping the drain pump clean. It's very common (for me at least) after a load of laundry, to find a small collection of my hair (no longer on my head -- sigh... :-) ) on the washing machine door liner waiting to be removed. Inspections of the drain pump area (every other month) show, after two years, absolutely no buildup of any crud of any kind there. I'm cautiously optimistic it'll stay that way. (It most certainly did NOT with the Bosch front loader I had before this,.) So far so good. The heat pump dryer is more of a mixed bag, and is what would cause me concern for the Samsung all-in-one (or any brand of them, really): Obviously of course I clean out the lint trap after every load. The lint trap does a pretty good job of catching a lot of lint, too. BUT The heat pump also has cooling fins that are fairly closely spaced, and these also require fairly regular cleaning (about once a month). This isn't a big deal (they're easy to access from the front of the dryer), but I would hope that any heat pump dryer would include easy access to the heat pump cooling fins. Without that, the effectiveness of the heat pump will be greatly reduced over time, and drying times will lengthen dramatically (learned the hard way, by the way...). The short of it is that I hope there is some way of accessing/dealing with internal lint buildup besides just the lint trap. By the by -- I enjoy these videos very much. If I lived in Massachusetts I'd shop at your store because of them.
Yale Appliance, I had a quick question. I was looking at possibly getting this model, but am having trouble finding a washer drain pan with dimensions to fit under it. Is there one you could recommend? Thanks for your help! vgv
Steve, your videos are awesome. Just the facts no fluff. I bought my first Bluestar based off of your videos 6 years ago. I wish I could have bought from your company. Cheers!
Thank you for this video. I have this combo unit being delivered today. I've watched videos and reviews on the GE and LG combos but decided to roll the dice on this one because of the slightly larger drum. Your previous comparison video of the GE vs the LG combos nudged me to buy an extended warranty.
I just got this unit. Washing bedroom sheets and its telling me that it will take 6 hours to dry? Is that normal? I noticed when it got to the dry cycle it said it was cleaning condenser and it went to 6 hours of dry time. I stopped the cycle at 2 hours and the sheets were dry and hot to the touch. The load weight was 7 LBS. I had the bed sheet program selected. This was only my second load
Great stuff, thank you! For anyone considering this machine, make sure you check the service situation! We had a nightmare experience with Samsung service a couple years ago. Don't think we'd ever buy another Samsung because of it. Hopefully your area has nore competent service providers. I wish we were close to Yale!
GE already won me over, I feel like I barely do laundry now and it’s not a chore. Who wants a tiny LCD screen to scroll through?? I love GE’s large dial angled up at my face, with easy to find settings. I’m not even going to comment on Samsung putting the dispensers at the floor level, just no.
Have you, or anyone who owns one of these noticed the top left of dryer warming up significantly? I have had mine for a few weeks and ever since the first load it has produced a lot of heat from the top left of machine. Using an infrared thermometer, I got a temperature of 105.4 from this area. Samsung is saying this is normal and I am wondering if anyone else can verify this. No other part of the machine warms up at all
What I didn't like about this machine when I checked it out was that it does not have a dispenser drawer for detergent or fabric softener it does have one for bleach next to the filter. So if you don't want to use the automatic dispensers on the bottom, you have to use a pod for detergent, i guess put in a dryer sheet at start of dry cycle.
Yes, those are the chambers on the floor not on top. The only thing on top is the filter and the bleach dispenser. Not conveniently set up for someone who doesn't want to use the chambers. Don't understand the thinking.
@@petermaz701 The thinking is: why in the world would anyone want to put detergent up top when you can fill up the bottom, have the machine use the exact right amount every single wash, and forget about it until the app tells you to add more 47 loads later A secondary fill point for up top would be absolute wasted space for 99.99999% of people. I can't imagine a single scenario where I'd want to use this feature. Your comment reminded me of my dad when they removed key inserts on the passenger exterior for virtually all vehicles. Nobody used it once remotes/keyless became a thing. What use-case do you need a detergent drawer up top that the bottom reservior wouldn't already address?
@@Unkn0wnC0mmand Oprosti, ali zašto bi se ljudi savijali do poda svaki put kada trebaju napuniti deterdžent. Šta ako je osoba starija, slabovida ili ima problema sa kičmom ? Nažalost veš mašine danas prodaje dizajn a ne kvaliet proizvoda. To automatsko doziranje je za mene loše. Šta ako nisam kući mjesec dana. Dizne zapeknu
Does anyone felt that washing and drying takes too long like 2 hours of washing and then 3hours of drying on normal cycles. Not sure if its cost efficient. I used yesterday for the first time and not happy with time it takes.
A lot of concern has been expressed about lint buildup, but both the Samsung and LG have an automatic condenser rinse. I tested this on the Samsung and noted that this rinse sprayed plenty of water on the filter. This should also help prohibit the lint from escaping because the initial lint of a cycle sort of "bakes" as the water dries, forming a sort of shield. Meanwhile I've only had my unit 3 weeks so time will tell, but so far the condenser fins by the filter are spotless. It's worth noting that GE does not have the self-wash
@@YaleAppliance1 is it manageable? compare to putting in a brush risking damaging the coils? I am on the fence with LG and Samsung. Like LG that I can see better from the top to clean.
@@djftremblay5895 I think it all depends on how religious you are about cleaning the double lint trap. @yaleappliance1 I saw your three-way comparison where the lint was found in the Samsung machine. Based on the picture it looks like it was more an accident during the filter cleaning, a swath of lint being on the wrong side of the filter when it was reinserted. I use a hand vac on mine and regularly inspect the blue fins (I thought it was the condenser but your review said it was a heatsink...) for lint All the time and have found absolutely nothing. On the other hand I think it's fair to say that given the relative complexity of the filter trap that this sort of thing can easily happen.
I sell appliances and I think having the smart dispenser in the very bottom of the machine is a bad design choice considering their maybe older people using this machine
The new appliances from Samsung will be interesting to keep an eye on, as from their recent fridge offering, they're putting a focus on improving reliability which has been a sore point for the brand. Hopefully this carries through as in terms of performance, I've found them to be able to perform amongst the best
Can you please do more reviews on Gaggenau. I’m curious to know how their top of the line dishwashers and washing machine compare to Miele. What’s your opinion on their refrigerators and wine coolers? I’m on the search for the best of the best appliances in each category and I do not mind if they come from different brands.
depends....good solution because you can wash and dry overnight or before you go to the office. Its ventless and operates on 110 volt But, you MUST clean the lint and it takes twice as long as a separate washer and dryer...
It’s the right technology just the time is way to long in 5yrs these thing will be crazy.. I mean I can get an entire full 5.0 load washed and dried in 1hr .. quick wash and mixed load settings gives me an entire load done under an hour .. but I do love these machines
1st comment!.... Thanks for another good video on this topic of combo and heat pump W/D's. Is it just me, or is the door opening on the Samsung smaller diameter than the LG WashCombo and GE Ultrafast? I'm not a fan of the all-touchscreen UI. It's the Tesla-fication of laundry UI's. A dial and some buttons are useful and easier, IMO. Of the combo units, it seems like LG is best, but LG seems to be the only brand offering better heat pump options by way of the WashTower w/heat pump dryer and now a separate LG heat pump dryer unit that's stackable, both of which are much larger capacity and have better lint filtering mechanisms. Seems to me the fundamental problem with all the combo units is simple: Even a very large capacity washer is a relatively small capacity dryer. And laundry needs more room to dry than to wash. If you stuff any size washer full, whether it be 2.3cf or 5.3cf, a dryer of the same CF will be too small to effectively dry its contents, especially bulky items like bedding, without the ability to tumble it around in a larger dryer tub.
Every video I watched people focus on warranty and service. How many washing machines have warranty claims in the first year? After first year? Cause after 3 years chances for all of them are equal with equal chances to be out of warranty. I haven't seen anyone's video on the quality of the washer. Or more importantly - dryer. Does lot cause lint on your clothes? Does it shrink or other way damage them? You also haven't touched question of the mobile app, both for LG and Samsung. From other videos I see you can actually download new regimes for washing/drying and update firmware/software. Looking foward for timed drying tests and it would be great if you also cover new Samsung Tower, to see how it is compared to LG
So you readily admit about the lint capture being an issue, yet you poo pooed my comment on the GE? 80 loads in on my GE and so far so good….the lint capture will be an issue in the future, I’m sure of it.
Other reviews have demonstrated that the screen is very laggy and unresponsive, but you never mention this. You can't keep saying the lint filter is the only problem with these combo machines and expect us to believe you are being impartial.
I would have though a LCD screen would be perfected after 40 years. My bad. I am more interested in whether the machine can remove lint...Me not impartial? We have to fix these products at a loss under warranty.....That forces impartiality
@@YaleAppliance1 LCD screen quality varies greatly across different appliances. The issue with the Samsung Combo is poor responsiveness, probably due to an underpowered processor. This is a glaring issue on several reviews already available on UA-cam and would have been worth a mention on yours. There are good reasons why many consumers have started pushing back on all-touchscreen controls. I enjoyed your recent comparison of the GE, LG and Samsung combo appliances, and look forward to the detailed breakdowns you promised further down the track. Please consider mentioning your thoughts on the responsiveness of the LCD screen.
I would NEVER buy a Samsung appliance. Their complete lack of concern for their faulty products followed by horrible customer service made that decision easy.
@@gnewt75you don’t have to go out and experiment with all the appliances firsthand to understand that Samsung has been sued for making faulty products that constantly break down and addition to tons of bad reviews.
@@gnewt75all of them? I don’t think I could buy this after the history iv had with my other Samsung appliances…feel like I would be a complete idiot to go out and buy another Samsung unit 😂🤦♂️
Does Samsung even know what the word "bespoke" means? Because it means custom-made. And Samsung doesn't custom-make anything. Their appliances are all mass-produced. So they aren't bespoke. Therefore the name is a lie.
idk what it is but i could watch this guy talk about washing machines all day. tbh i think its the hand movements its so theatrical and i love it
I have been working on my hand movements....people hated that I didnt move my hands, then I used to hold them in a triangle...people hated that.
Hands fold, unfolded doesnt seem to changed the way these washers work.....
@@YaleAppliance1 LOL either way, I've learned a lot from watching your videos in the background. I'm buying my first house soon and preparing to have to buy some appliances. If we end up going for new appliances, one washer dryer set that caught my eye is LG WT8400CW. If you wouldn't mind giving me the run down of this set I would greatly appreciate it!
I can see the 1 year warranty being a dealbreaker on such relatively new tech.
I have all Samsung Bespoke-line appliances and they are by far the most advanced and most reliable I have ever owned. Couldn’t recommend highly enough!
They have only been on the market for 2 years. Comment in another three.
@@YaleAppliance1I love your objective stance. Well worth the subscribe. Even more so as a builder
Dang I'm just trying to afford one. Let me know if you're hiring 😅
This is the only review that matters on any home appliance in my opinion and I was waiting for it I clicked on it so fast 😂...I can't wait to see it compared to the other all in one combos...Until the next review stay safe
We have big plans for the next one
Who's the king of the All in Ones? 🍿
You will know in about three weeks
Running about 30 loads before I release my video on this. The wash/dry times I've seen so far mirror yours. I still have my LG 2 in 1 literally beside it, so it'll be interesting to see how they differ on identical loads and times. Great intro video, by the way.
What interests me most on this is if/how Condenser Care works. I've caught the machine running it a few times like the DLHC5502, which is good, but the filter pattern will tell the tale once its ran a ton of times. Its interesting, but man... 3hr wash/dry times are rough given the size profile is way closer to the GE than the LG.
Ben!!!! Great job on your videos...Very detailed. Customer care? Come on. This industry is about selling things and worrying about it later.
Sensor dry doesnt work in any of these machines with bedding...But Samsung is an all day affair..
Keep up the great work...
Did you watch The Brave Little Toaster as a kid over and over like I did 😂
I had a samsung frontload washer and dryer for 15 years no issues. Ran constantly.
I've always wondered why American homes don't use the washer/dryer combo. They've been around for a long time in the UK.
Here's my data point:
I have a separate Samsung front load washer and heat pump dryer (I know, not the same, but...)
After about two years, the washer seems very good at keeping the drain pump clean. It's very common (for me at least) after a load of laundry, to find a small collection of my hair (no longer on my head -- sigh... :-) ) on the washing machine door liner waiting to be removed. Inspections of the drain pump area (every other month) show, after two years, absolutely no buildup of any crud of any kind there. I'm cautiously optimistic it'll stay that way. (It most certainly did NOT with the Bosch front loader I had before this,.)
So far so good.
The heat pump dryer is more of a mixed bag, and is what would cause me concern for the Samsung all-in-one (or any brand of them, really):
Obviously of course I clean out the lint trap after every load. The lint trap does a pretty good job of catching a lot of lint, too.
BUT
The heat pump also has cooling fins that are fairly closely spaced, and these also require fairly regular cleaning (about once a month). This isn't a big deal (they're easy to access from the front of the dryer), but I would hope that any heat pump dryer would include easy access to the heat pump cooling fins. Without that, the effectiveness of the heat pump will be greatly reduced over time, and drying times will lengthen dramatically (learned the hard way, by the way...).
The short of it is that I hope there is some way of accessing/dealing with internal lint buildup besides just the lint trap.
By the by -- I enjoy these videos very much. If I lived in Massachusetts I'd shop at your store because of them.
Hey thanks....but that is the potential issue with combos...do the lint screens work? I will be publishing one year reliability in about two weeks
Yale Appliance,
I had a quick question. I was looking at possibly getting this model, but am having trouble finding a washer drain pan with dimensions to fit under it. Is there one you could recommend?
Thanks for your help!
vgv
Pan Stand? Not sure if pans help that much
Wow. Was looking forward to this. Thanks for posting.
Can you connect 2 of these to 1 drain?
yes
Steve, your videos are awesome. Just the facts no fluff. I bought my first Bluestar based off of your videos 6 years ago. I wish I could have bought from your company. Cheers!
Cool man...hope it has served you well
Thank you for this video. I have this combo unit being delivered today. I've watched videos and reviews on the GE and LG combos but decided to roll the dice on this one because of the slightly larger drum. Your previous comparison video of the GE vs the LG combos nudged me to buy an extended warranty.
How has it been for you 8 months later?
I just got this unit. Washing bedroom sheets and its telling me that it will take 6 hours to dry? Is that normal? I noticed when it got to the dry cycle it said it was cleaning condenser and it went to 6 hours of dry time. I stopped the cycle at 2 hours and the sheets were dry and hot to the touch. The load weight was 7 LBS. I had the bed sheet program selected. This was only my second load
Is it normal not to soak th cloths while washing them ?? Thanks
part of the cycle..
Can you use powder detergent? Tide pod? If so, how?
Great stuff, thank you! For anyone considering this machine, make sure you check the service situation! We had a nightmare experience with Samsung service a couple years ago. Don't think we'd ever buy another Samsung because of it. Hopefully your area has nore competent service providers. I wish we were close to Yale!
So do I
@@YaleAppliance1 😄
GE already won me over, I feel like I barely do laundry now and it’s not a chore. Who wants a tiny LCD screen to scroll through?? I love GE’s large dial angled up at my face, with easy to find settings. I’m not even going to comment on Samsung putting the dispensers at the floor level, just no.
I appreciate your unbiased review.
Have you, or anyone who owns one of these noticed the top left of dryer warming up significantly? I have had mine for a few weeks and ever since the first load it has produced a lot of heat from the top left of machine. Using an infrared thermometer, I got a temperature of 105.4 from this area. Samsung is saying this is normal and I am wondering if anyone else can verify this. No other part of the machine warms up at all
If I was to buy a washer/dryer combo which one would u recommend
Not sure...probably GE
What I didn't like about this machine when I checked it out was that it does not have a dispenser drawer for detergent or fabric softener it does have one for bleach next to the filter.
So if you don't want to use the automatic dispensers on the bottom, you have to use a pod for detergent, i guess put in a dryer sheet at start of dry cycle.
You can use on of the chambers for fabric softener
Yes, those are the chambers on the floor not on top.
The only thing on top is the filter and the bleach dispenser.
Not conveniently set up for someone who doesn't want to use the chambers. Don't understand the thinking.
@@petermaz701 The thinking is: why in the world would anyone want to put detergent up top when you can fill up the bottom, have the machine use the exact right amount every single wash, and forget about it until the app tells you to add more 47 loads later
A secondary fill point for up top would be absolute wasted space for 99.99999% of people. I can't imagine a single scenario where I'd want to use this feature.
Your comment reminded me of my dad when they removed key inserts on the passenger exterior for virtually all vehicles. Nobody used it once remotes/keyless became a thing.
What use-case do you need a detergent drawer up top that the bottom reservior wouldn't already address?
It's at the bottom and seems larger than the LG. It's in the first two minutes of the video.
@@Unkn0wnC0mmand Oprosti, ali zašto bi se ljudi savijali do poda svaki put kada trebaju napuniti deterdžent. Šta ako je osoba starija, slabovida ili ima problema sa kičmom ? Nažalost veš mašine danas prodaje dizajn a ne kvaliet proizvoda. To automatsko doziranje je za mene loše. Šta ako nisam kući mjesec dana. Dizne zapeknu
Does anyone felt that washing and drying takes too long like 2 hours of washing and then 3hours of drying on normal cycles. Not sure if its cost efficient. I used yesterday for the first time and not happy with time it takes.
Cant say I blame you. The idea is to set a load before work or before you go to bed, but I get it
A lot of concern has been expressed about lint buildup, but both the Samsung and LG have an automatic condenser rinse. I tested this on the Samsung and noted that this rinse sprayed plenty of water on the filter. This should also help prohibit the lint from escaping because the initial lint of a cycle sort of "bakes" as the water dries, forming a sort of shield.
Meanwhile I've only had my unit 3 weeks so time will tell, but so far the condenser fins by the filter are spotless. It's worth noting that GE does not have the self-wash
In our tests, Samsung left lint in the dryer...You will see that video within a week
@@YaleAppliance1 is it manageable? compare to putting in a brush risking damaging the coils?
I am on the fence with LG and Samsung.
Like LG that I can see better from the top to clean.
@@djftremblay5895 I think it all depends on how religious you are about cleaning the double lint trap. @yaleappliance1 I saw your three-way comparison where the lint was found in the Samsung machine. Based on the picture it looks like it was more an accident during the filter cleaning, a swath of lint being on the wrong side of the filter when it was reinserted. I use a hand vac on mine and regularly inspect the blue fins (I thought it was the condenser but your review said it was a heatsink...) for lint All the time and have found absolutely nothing. On the other hand I think it's fair to say that given the relative complexity of the filter trap that this sort of thing can easily happen.
@@YaleAppliance1Would this Handle a commercial business washing dog bedding and dog towels
I sell appliances and I think having the smart dispenser in the very bottom of the machine is a bad design choice considering their maybe older people using this machine
Better than lifting the jug each time to a top dispenser?
Bravo ! Tačno. To je užasno loša stvar za sve. Neko je slabovid, neko ima lošu kičmu i pri dno je uvjek jako tamno
When will the next video come out? I just bought one of these and expect to be here in two months hopefully I didn't make a mistake! haha
Within three weeks
very good video-thanks
Right now until 7/17 these units are on sale at Lowe's for under $2k
July 4th promo, soon to be Labor Day, soon to be Black Friday.
The new appliances from Samsung will be interesting to keep an eye on, as from their recent fridge offering, they're putting a focus on improving reliability which has been a sore point for the brand. Hopefully this carries through as in terms of performance, I've found them to be able to perform amongst the best
Can you please do more reviews on Gaggenau. I’m curious to know how their top of the line dishwashers and washing machine compare to Miele. What’s your opinion on their refrigerators and wine coolers?
I’m on the search for the best of the best appliances in each category and I do not mind if they come from different brands.
Its a high end Bosch...basically with some added features plus a neat way in which the panel is held
@@YaleAppliance1But Bosch is probably easier to service around the country than Gaggenau, right?
I still love my GE Ultrafast Combo
Ive been waiting for this review!
Great review!!
Great view~ Exactly what I was looking for !
Should i pay $1700 for this?
depends....good solution because you can wash and dry overnight or before you go to the office. Its ventless and operates on 110 volt
But, you MUST clean the lint and it takes twice as long as a separate washer and dryer...
It’s the right technology just the time is way to long in 5yrs these thing will be crazy.. I mean I can get an entire full 5.0 load washed and dried in 1hr .. quick wash and mixed load settings gives me an entire load done under an hour .. but I do love these machines
Impressive, thank you so much.
can they not at least have a 2-year warranty? 1 year seems too short...
agreed
Not going to be trying new tech on a Samsung but thanks for the video!
This guy can be a tv host
Come on down
1st comment!....
Thanks for another good video on this topic of combo and heat pump W/D's.
Is it just me, or is the door opening on the Samsung smaller diameter than the LG WashCombo and GE Ultrafast?
I'm not a fan of the all-touchscreen UI. It's the Tesla-fication of laundry UI's. A dial and some buttons are useful and easier, IMO.
Of the combo units, it seems like LG is best, but LG seems to be the only brand offering better heat pump options by way of the WashTower w/heat pump dryer and now a separate LG heat pump dryer unit that's stackable, both of which are much larger capacity and have better lint filtering mechanisms.
Seems to me the fundamental problem with all the combo units is simple: Even a very large capacity washer is a relatively small capacity dryer. And laundry needs more room to dry than to wash. If you stuff any size washer full, whether it be 2.3cf or 5.3cf, a dryer of the same CF will be too small to effectively dry its contents, especially bulky items like bedding, without the ability to tumble it around in a larger dryer tub.
Wait for the next one
Its absolutely smaller. I need to get out a measuring tape, but just visually, its small.
With a bigger drum....hard to understand
Does not sound compelling. Mostly because of service. If you have the space being able to start a load while drying the previous load is very useful.
It's sleek, but can't see why someone would choose this over the GE or LG combo. The warranty alone is a dealbreaker for the price.
En español por favor 👍🏼
Every video I watched people focus on warranty and service. How many washing machines have warranty claims in the first year? After first year? Cause after 3 years chances for all of them are equal with equal chances to be out of warranty. I haven't seen anyone's video on the quality of the washer. Or more importantly - dryer. Does lot cause lint on your clothes? Does it shrink or other way damage them? You also haven't touched question of the mobile app, both for LG and Samsung. From other videos I see you can actually download new regimes for washing/drying and update firmware/software. Looking foward for timed drying tests and it would be great if you also cover new Samsung Tower, to see how it is compared to LG
5 hr cycle 😮
Can you show me the drain filter on next video?
Taking something that's inherently pretty easy in and making it complicated
1 year warranty. Samsung is really confident😅😂
Ja kada sam se oženio dobio sam 5 godina garancije 😁
Wish you guys were in California too !
So do I...Best friend lives in Walnut Creek
So you readily admit about the lint capture being an issue, yet you poo pooed my comment on the GE? 80 loads in on my GE and so far so good….the lint capture will be an issue in the future, I’m sure of it.
Other reviews have demonstrated that the screen is very laggy and unresponsive, but you never mention this. You can't keep saying the lint filter is the only problem with these combo machines and expect us to believe you are being impartial.
I would have though a LCD screen would be perfected after 40 years. My bad. I am more interested in whether the machine can remove lint...Me not impartial? We have to fix these products at a loss under warranty.....That forces impartiality
@@YaleAppliance1 LCD screen quality varies greatly across different appliances. The issue with the Samsung Combo is poor responsiveness, probably due to an underpowered processor. This is a glaring issue on several reviews already available on UA-cam and would have been worth a mention on yours. There are good reasons why many consumers have started pushing back on all-touchscreen controls.
I enjoyed your recent comparison of the GE, LG and Samsung combo appliances, and look forward to the detailed breakdowns you promised further down the track. Please consider mentioning your thoughts on the responsiveness of the LCD screen.
Jesus that takes a long time to
Do a load of laundry. Forget that noise.
barely makes any noise!
Using the term bespoke bothers me.
You know.....it kind of bothers me too
His voice is too soft and low, hard to follow. Sleep inducing.
I know. Its so bad I am getting narcoleptic
Much better looking than the GE, but still too big.
I would NEVER buy a Samsung appliance. Their complete lack of concern for their faulty products followed by horrible customer service made that decision easy.
What product (s) did you have a bad experience with?
@@gnewt75you don’t have to go out and experiment with all the appliances firsthand to understand that Samsung has been sued for making faulty products that constantly break down and addition to tons of bad reviews.
I guess i got lucky with 8 years on my washer/dryer, 3 years on micro, 4 years on fridge, countless phones all trouble free.
@alanwoodwind5265 lol those were my thoughts exactly. Zero problems with a whole F-ton worth of products. As I type on my zFold4 😂
@@gnewt75all of them? I don’t think I could buy this after the history iv had with my other Samsung appliances…feel like I would be a complete idiot to go out and buy another Samsung unit 😂🤦♂️
Does Samsung even know what the word "bespoke" means? Because it means custom-made. And Samsung doesn't custom-make anything. Their appliances are all mass-produced. So they aren't bespoke. Therefore the name is a lie.
I never understood the reason they called it Bespoke.....
They probably focus-grouped a couple options as an alternative to upmarket offerings placed in the 'signature' line from their competitor LG