Samsung Microwave Consumer Complaints

I like how it can be regenerated using a microwave oven.

Construction of the cable is decent, no complaints for the price. For my use case it didn't work, but it's in a box for possible future use. Read below for details: Bought this to adapter a consumer receiver subwoofer output (Yamaha RX-V673) to a pro audio amp input (Behringer EP4000). Subwoofer output was not high enough because of the difference in consumer (-10dBV) and pro (+4dBu) input levels. So I picked up a used Aphex 124A and that has been working well to boost output of the consumer receiver up to pro line level.

Got it as a gift! I've never had any complaints with Samsung in general.

using with my Samsung consumer-grade camcorder. Maybe not the best choice for a camera with more pixels (i.e. higher data rate.) But a great price-performer for my needs.

This is the ultra-high end of the consumer SSD market right now (1/1/2015). As such it commands a premium price and has absolutely stellar performance. I have done a bit of benchmarking and found that it is indeed somewhat faster than my 480GB SanDisk Extreme II from 2013. The delta is not immense, and you could never feel it day-to-day, but by the numbers there is a double-digit performance uplift. Samsung's Magician software for SSDs is really very good. It allows you to view lots of metrics, perform tests, view SMART information. It even gives you control of its on-boot launch status. You can configure Magician to be as invasive or non-invasive as you want. I personally do not use any of the software add-ons to this SSD such as RAPID or hardware encryption. As a market player Samsung's reputation was slightly damaged by the 840 Evo's read speed slowdown bug. Although Samsung got a Windows fix together fairly rapidly, if you are on the Mac side the solution is still more difficult to assemble. As their consumer flagship I am hoping that the 850 Pro is very reliable along both firmware and NAND integrity vectors. All signs at this point indicate that it should be.

As a loyal consumer of premium SONY TVs (XBRs, WEGA's ) since the 80s and needing to replace a 9-year Samsung 75" with progressively worsening light streaks, I bought the XR75X93L & I think this is a perfect TV. As I expected, a vivid picture, no LCD motion artifacts, dark blacks. You get used to a TV after awhile, and having been used to a very credible Samsung, every time I turn on this SONY I am startled at how good it is. 4K streaming from a FireTV cube never looked better. Some unexpected surprises: outstanding OTA tuner sensitivity, a channel that is 80 miles away that is unwatchable on all my other TVs comes in fine. Even the local channels that are crudely compressed look great. Thus far, none of the inevitable quirks from HDMI eARC, it plays nicely with my 5-year old Yamaha receiver (nothing else did). Finally, it felt like every new TV the Set-Up was an interminable chore & worse than the one before it. This broke the trend. Never easier, much improved my last SONY

These are the best M.2 format drives of the consumer variety that you can buy. (Samsung had some trouble with reliability in their regular 2.5 format SSDs.) Buying them from B&H means that if you happen to get a bad one, B&H will step up for you in the first 30 days and replace it - no hassle. My standard SSD configuration is a pair of these drives in RAID1 on HP Z-series workstations. Fast enough for almost any purpose.

I bought it for my Samsung S7 and it's working really good for me. No complaints at all.

The size is what the consumer wants

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] No complaints, Samsung is solid and my go to for storage.