About Samsung Microwaves
It’s safe to say that Samsung is a household name. Founded in Korea in 1938, the business initially traded in food. In 1969, it became Samsung Electronics and over the next few decades it evolved into a global corporation and an industry leader in technology. Samsung now produce smartphones, tablets, cameras, televisions, numerous appliances, monitors and printers.
“The underlying principle that defines our vision for the future of Samsung Electronics is “Inspire the World, Create the Future”.
What our survey respondents say about Samsung
Canstar Blue’s most recent microwave satisfaction survey sought the opinions of 745 New Zealanders; some of the comments from owners of Samsung microwaves were as follows:
| Easy to use, clean. Heat power is good. | Menu can be confusing for some. |
| Its appearance is very appealing, it is really easy to use, very straightforward and have never had problems with it. | The door is tinted/too dark so unable to see if liquid is boiling etc. |
| I love all Samsung products. | They are mass produced. |
| Easy to use and doesn’t take up too much space. | Loud closing door. |
| Low price does all we want and looks good, and reliable. | I need to refer to the instruction book for the auto functions that I use infrequently. |
Source: www.canstarblue.co.nz microwaves survey 2015, conducted by Colmar Brunton
Other microwave brands we surveyed
Canstar Blue commissions Colmar Brunton to regularly survey New Zealand consumers across a range of categories to measure and track customer satisfaction. The outcomes reported are the results from customers within the survey group who have purchased a microwave in the last three years – in this case, 745 New Zealanders.
The other microwave brands in this year’s survey are:
- Panasonic
- LG
- Breville
- Sharp