My Samsung 970 Evo Plus NVMe™ M.2 SSD is getting really hot, with one sensor reaching up to 80°C. After reaching out to Samsung customer service, they made it clear that a temperature of 80°C is not acceptable. They recommended that I send the device back to the service center. However, the service center considered 80°C to be acceptable and returned the product without resolving the problem. I would like to request a replacement for the device that is still under warranty.
I purchased Samsung SSD 870 Evo from N11 website on 09/05/2022. Recently, I had a problem starting my computer, and when I gave my laptop to the computer technical service, they said that the problem was caused by the SSD. I did not handle the product because it was under warranty. I contacted Samsu...
Within a month of purchasing a Samsung Galaxy S10+ in March 2021, the charging device malfunctioned. I brought it to technical support, and they replaced it. However, the device failed again, and I was required to bring it back to the service center. This time, the motherboard and battery were repla...
Hello, since September 2, 2023, my Samsung RT46K600S8 refrigerator has been cooling at 12-15 degrees. The service initially replaced some parts, but the freezer then failed. The sensors were then replaced, but the cooling issue persisted. The appliance was removed from my home by the service. I requ...
I bought a Samsung 65Q80B QLED TV, which broke down, and the service team said the motherboard was faulty. Even though I requested a replacement, they repaired it and returned it. Three months later, it broke again with the same motherboard issue. I again asked for a replacement, but they repaired i...
Samsung doesn't deliver on the feature it promises to sell. The purchased product; Samsung 2TB 980 Pro with Cooler pcle 4.0 x4 nvme™ 1.3c 7.000MB-5.100MB/Sec. The M.2 (2280) SSD (MZ-V8P2T0CW SSD model) does not live up to its promised speeds. To put it briefly, the features of my computer with a 980...
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