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Customers in the USA can’t stop loving Samsung home appliances

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Last updated: November 8th, 2021 at 19:38 UTC+01:00

The American Customer Satisfaction Index recently surveyed nearly 8,000 consumers in the USA who have purchased home appliances from leading manufacturers and determined that there's no better company than Samsung Electronics to win the ACSI 2021 Award.

Samsung Electronics is the highest-selling consumer electronics brand in the USA, but high sales figures aren't always a reflection of a high-quality product. In Samsung's case, however, they are.

People buy Samsung because they're happy with the brand

Throughout the ACSI Household Appliance and Electronics Study that surveyed nearly 8,000 customers in the USA, Samsung earned the highest ranking in the Home Appliance Reliability and Customer Service categories. Of course, Samsung accepted the award and issued a press release for the occasions. The company is “honored to be recognized by the 2021 ASCI Survey as the leading home appliance brand for reliability and customer satisfaction.”

Samsung is already offering various home appliances at discounted prices ahead of Black Friday, and it will likely continue launching various deals throughout the remainder of the year. If you want to buy into Samsung's device ecosystem and see what the hype is all about, now seems to be a great time to do it.

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