• noodlejetski@lemm.ee
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    5 months ago

    I honestly do not understand why anyone would want to watch TV on their fridge.

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      5 months ago

      Lots of people have a TV blaring all day in the kitchen. I don’t get that either, but that must be their target.

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      5 months ago

      The reporter’s use case actually makes a lot of sense to me. I would never buy one of these, but I wouldn’t be opposed to using something like this if I ever ended up with one.

      It’s not like I stand in front of it and watch a whole movie in my kitchen. But I like to have the T2 Tennis Channel on while I scramble eggs or pop on a news show while cooking dinner. Plus, it’s nice to have a kitchen screen that doesn’t take up counter space.

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    5 months ago

    as an appliance salesperson at a well-known home-improvement retailer, i do just about whatever i can to stop people from buying Samsung appliances. They’re garbage. They overstuff their appliances with way too much unnecessary tech that nobody wants, and in order to keep the costs from being astronomical, they cut on build quality. Countless customers come in to replace Samsung appliances that failed far before their expected lifespan, often breaking within the first few years.

    you want reliable? go with LG or GE. Whirlpool is also pretty decent.