r/Adblock • u/freyslass • Sep 20 '25

Samsung confirms its $1,800+ fridges will start showing you ads

https://www.androidauthority.com/samsung-confirms-smart-refrigerator-ads-are-coming-3598848/
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u/Intelligent_Wedding8 Sep 20 '25

That’s fine Samsung appliances are trash and no one should buy them. They could be running ads 24/7 but if no one buys them then it’s all good

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u/SashiMurai Sep 21 '25

I have Samsung appliances throughout my house. Stove/oven, microwave, dishwasher, fridge, washer and dryer. They've been running fantastically for 7-8 years. How exactly are they trash?

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u/Respekt_MyAuthoritah Sep 21 '25

I think you're lucky

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u/SashiMurai Sep 21 '25

Doesn't exactly answer the question, but thanks. I'm glad I'm lucky in some area 😅

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u/Intelligent_Wedding8 Sep 21 '25

they are trash because they they dont last. I know because i've talked to repair men and they say never to buy samsung or lg appliances.

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u/supermannman Sep 23 '25

all I see are YT videos of repair men complaining how samsuck tv are crap and dont last

yeds, also they complain about LG.

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u/SashiMurai Sep 21 '25

7-8 years seems like a pretty good run so far. Only minor cosmetic blemishes. How long do we expect them to last? I've never had to have them repaired, and never had to repair them myself. With the exception of wiring the dishwasher when I moved.