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To Luxflairguy, you have absolutely NO RIGHT to block people for no reason. Just because Sean and I may be young, doesn't mean we are not gonna tolerate being blocked for no reason. We live in a time where people don't care or know about laundry, and we call things as we see them. If you don't like our opinions, just move on! And we are not gonna follow the trend of bigger is better because it's not the case. Everything is built to break including these Samsung so-called Bespoke whatever that means. There are gonna be failures down the road and more consumer complaints based on the patterns we see. We call them as we see them. Learn to be CIVIL!
 
Samsung so-called "bespoke"

What is so "bespoke" about these machines? This is just marketing. The average consumer is so stupid that when they get these machines, and they see how big it is, they always cram everything in to the point to where nothing even moves. Then to top it all off, they just leave the door closed, encouraging mold and mildew buildup. I see failures coming down the road within the next 5 years. SMH. This cycle never ends, EVER! Does Samsung and others think we're stupid? Well, I'm not falling for any of it. I'm not convinced these are revolutionary. Most of everybody has a smart dispenser in them on the high end.
 
Well Well Well.. Would you just look at this wash action? I don't think this is a Bespoke but it's called Samsung FlexWash...I think all that means is that it's one of those Front load washers with an extra washer...although the small washer isn't in this video. I couldn't believe the wash action...strong recirculation... interim spins, long spray rinses...LOTS of water... I know Samsung has different FL models so not sure all of them operate this way... but if they do...this was crazy...possibly even better than LG turbo wash.

I usually don't even bother clicking on any Samsung washer but I was curious becuase of the title and the thumbnail.

 
mark, you need to understand that the user used the bedding cycle, which uses a lot more water, just like LG bedding cycle does the same thing. There may be a few minor differences, but the Protocall is the same.
You could not give me a Samsung washing machine, I'd take a Electrolux front loading machine any day before a Samsung, of any style they make. I don't care for their quality.
 
Samsung incorporates ADA accessibility out of the box on their washers and dryers. There are dots on the control panels so the user can get around the touch screen buttons, as well as different tones to denote options such as temperature, spin speed, or soil level changes. However, Samsung isn't reliable enough for me to consider them as an option otherwise, which is a pity because as a blind consumer, the accessible controls would be a real benefit to me. No other manufacturer includes this as far as I am aware.

Ryne
 
Reply #24

I've wonder the same thing Mark, we've had a Samsung TV for eight trouble-free years with no issues.

Come to think of it though, my wife had a Samsung computer several years ago and hated it. Thing was always crashing.

So I guess it's just a crapshot with that brand.

Ryne
 
Reply #26

They could, however when you are a large corporation, gotta make other products so the dollars roll in and make the CEO and shareholders happy. If corporate greed weren’t a thing, things would be quite different.
 
AI

What's with the STUPID AI in this laundry set? I don't need any of this. Gee some people are not gonna learn. It's like we've turned into a society of stupid dolts. God, help us. I am the one doing my laundry, and I don't need the washer to tell me what cottons feel like. That's what touch is for! This society seems to be becoming more and more stupid EVERY SINGLE YEAR! It just blows me away. SHEESH!
 
‘put lipstick on the pig’

I could have not said it better or more accurately!

Pity the unsuspecting and uninformed consumer to fall for such con artist tactics, however there is no excuse to fall prey, given the amount of information available on the internet.

I, and no doubt all the members of this forum know better, I absolutely refuse to be duped by their $1K words, "Bespoke" being one of them.
 
bespoke laundry

I mean, what's so bespoke about laundry? I think the people who hate doing laundry just wants to shove everything into the machine without a second thought and put it on AI then they'll complain about why their whites look dingy, dresses are torn, and why the washer has mold in it. Then they'll sue the manufacturer. This is absolutely stupid. You can't fix stupid.
Why do I need a huge tub? And you know the washer won't last and neither will the dryer. Can anybody see what's wrong here? Oh, and we know they'll use cheap detergent and a tiny amount with cold water on the express cycle even if they're severely stained. What am I missing?
 
 
Jerome, bespoke means customized or made-to-order, traditionally referring to clothing tailor-made to order for a specific customer.  Samsung's Bespoke line of appliances is primarily kitchen items, such as refrigerators that can be customized with different door panels.

What you're missing is that it's a sales marketing angle, a line of aesthetically sleek-looking appliances, with a washer and dryer included in the line to cover all the kinds of appliances that a customer would buy.

How is it different from, for example, Sears' Lady Kenmore marketing?  Or GE Americana?

Your rant above can be applied to users of all brands of laundry appliances, and AI has no relation to it.  Why are you claiming it's unique to Samsung Bespoke?[this post was last edited: 6/26/2024-12:57]
 
samsung and others

To me, it seems that Samsung and others have jumped on the AI bandwagon to appeal to the masses who are too stupid and dumb to know how to do laundry properly. You would think that if there's something "bespoke" about these washers and dryers, they'd stand out from the rest in terms of durability and reliability. And yet people just want to cram everything into the machine causing their dirty clothes to become more dirtier when they mix everything in a single load even when they're downright dirty.
How hard is it to sort laundry and do things right even if it took hours or days? I'd rather take my time and do it right the first time. Geez! It just takes away freedom for people like us to choose how we want to do laundry. AI isn't unique to Samsung. LG has gotten on the bandwagon too. No thank you! Just wash and dry my damn clothes! I decide what settings to use and I determine how I wash them. It's like saying, you're stupid so I'll figure out your cottons which is what the machine says. This isn't rocket science! AI... Give me a break! Too many of the masses want flashy designs instead of clean laundry. Me personally, I don't care if the washer and dryer is ugly or "dull looking". I want it to wash and dry right with a durable, extra heavy design I.E. Speed Queen Classic. Too many fall for it hook, line, and sinker. Oh well, we tried to tell them for years. They just don't care!
 
samsung so-called bespoke

I wouldn't buy one, not even for my worst enemy. But, just hearing about these machines appealing to the masses just kills me especially about how they treat them. If I live in the past by buying and using Speed Queen Classic, so be it. There's nothing cool about these Samsung machines. Stay with electronics. Samsung and LG, I'm talking to you!
 

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