Sure you’ve heard about Samsung refrigerators but do Samsung appliances cover all of your needs as well? If you are looking for nicer, a bit upscale, but not built in appliances, then Samsung is a brand worth looking at.
Samsung makes almost every appliance you might need, which really isn’t all that surprising considering how large of a company they are and all of the other non-home products they make (e.g. phones, cameras, computers, printers, etc.)
We’ve gotten a lot of emails from people looking for a full set of appliances from the same brand. While refrigerators are what we specialize in (Click here to learn more about Samsung Refrigerators), here is information on all of the Samsung appliances you might be looking for:
Samsung Appliances
Refrigerators
While there are several models to choose from, at least in the USA, Samsung only has 3 different styles of refrigerators:
Samsung French Door Refrigerators (comes in 3 and 4 doors):
Currently there are 19 models ranging from $2099 to $3499 (though this one has a tablet in the door).
Click here for the Best Samsung French Door Refrigerators
Samsung Side by Side Refrigerators:
As this style is not as popular as the one above the number of models follows to only 7 ranging from $1499 to $2499.
Click here for the Best Samsung Side by Side Refrigerators
Samsung Bottom Freezer Refrigerators: Following the exact same correlation of a less popular style, Samsung only currently has 4 models of bottom freezer refrigerators that range from $1199 to $1499.
Click here for the Best Samsung Bottom Freezer Refrigerators
Samsung Top Freezer Refrigerators:
If you are looking for a Samsung Top Freezer Refrigerator you will not
find one in the USA though in Europe and Asia they are quite popular
***The colors available are Stainless Steel, Stainless Platinum (less
fingerprinting and magnetic than SS), Black and White.
Samsung Refrigerator Recalls:
If you're someone who likes to make
sure they really understand everything about a brand before choosing
it, then you'll also want to take a look at the refrigerator recalls
Samsung has had over the last 20 years.
Click on the link below to see the issues they've had but also remember that once there is a problem with a product then most companies learn and grow from these issues.
20 Years of Samsung Refrigerator Recalls
Samsung Appliances
Washers and Dryers
Samsung does its best to make the process of washing your clothes easy, effective and quiet. They are currently toting three big features in this category:
Samsung Microwaves:
While the variance of size in these models isn’t all that big (1.6-1.8 cu. ft.), the 1000W to 1600W of power can actually make a difference. The cost of these microwaves directly correlates to the power differences ($199 to $599).
Beyond power, some actually have the ability to grill and are a convection oven as well as a microwave.
***As for colors, they primarily come in Black, Silver/Stainless and White.
Samsung Dishwashers:
Not a whole lot of choices here with only 3 models to choose from and all 3 are 24” in size. The prices range from $649 to $899 and the differences really have to do with which bells and whistles you prefer.
***The colors they come in are stainless, black and white.
Click here for Dishwasher Reviews
Samsung Ranges:
Before looking at models you should first figure out what you want. Here are a few things to consider:
In doing our research we found one really new unique range from Samsung; it’s called their Freestanding Flex Duo Oven with Radiant Electric Range. It allows your single oven to cook at two different temperatures at the same time. A really great option for when you are cooking multiple items at once like on the holidays.
***As for colors, 9 of them only come in Stainless steel while the other 2 come in Black, White and Stainless.
Now that you have your Samsung appliances breakdown, we hope that you feel a bit more comfortable with the idea of what you might need/want and if Samsung can take care of those needs.
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