Comparing Major Appliance Brands Part 1: Samsung & LG | Supplying Demand

Buying new appliances can be stressful, especially with how many different kinds are available from so many different brands.

In this four part series, we will be taking a look at eight major appliance brands and comparing them against each other.

This video is Part 1 and compares Samsung and LG, as both brands carry smart, higher end products and comparable refrigerators, dishwashers, and other household appliances.

This video features materials protected by the Fair Use guidelines of Section 107 of the Copyright Act 1976. All rights reserved to the copyright owners.

For a list of sources used in this video, watch until the end or scroll down to the bottom of the description.
-------------------
Supplying Demand carries over one thousand parts for Appliances, HVAC, and Plumbing, as well as repair tools and cleaning products.

Supplying Demand | The Repair Brand

Supplying Demand Amazon Store

If you would like to receive our weekly newsletter, where we send exclusive deals, coupons, repair tips, tutorials, and more, visit our website and sign up with your email in the banner.

We can also be found on Instagram @therepairbrand.

QWH30YLR5PVS4GKM
-------------------
Chapters:
00:00 Intro
00:34 Disclaimer
00:50 Samsung & LG
01:01 Samsung Introduction
01:35 Samsung Appliances
01:50 High-Tech Features
02:04 Quality Products
02:19 Sustainable Packaging
02:33 Pros & Cons
02:47 Price
03:06 Limited finish options & Available sizing
03:21 LG Intro
04:01 LG Appliances
04:07 High-Tech Appliances
04:39 Storage Capacity
04:49 Price
05:17 Compressor Related Issues
05:38 Conclusion
05:51 Up Next
05:56 Sources
06:14 Outro
-------------------
IMAGES
DESIGNERAPPLIANCES.COM//blog/samsung-family-hub-refrigerator/

VIDEOS

ADDITIONAL SOURCES

[ike]

I think both brands suck….. especially SamDung…. Very unreliable products, I tell my customers to avoid those brands as they have a very high failure rate… If you want reliability you’re better off buying a Maytag, KitchenAid or a subzero….. The biggest problem with those brands is also the lack of service technicians who know how to service them… Not to mention their service manuals are written in Korean and and English(all mushed together)… It makes it very difficult to read technical manuals when you not understand what the person who wrote the manual is trying to say… The biggest problem with LG and Samsung is that they tend to discontinue their parts within a few years of production of products… Where as, the American brands allow you to order replacement parts to years, after the product has been discontinued… another problem, with those two brands is the Korean mentality… “Stack them high let them fly”…. Shame on the politicians for allowing this cheap Korean junk into our country…