The shop has it for all the monitors it sells, not only samsungsCheez wrote:
Uh, Samsung cover the warranty, not the shop.
And the Samsung does indeed have 3 years zero-dead-pixel. Shows you how much faith they have in their panel if they one-for-one swap the bastard after three years.
Unless Finland's whack.
Poll
Which one
| Eizo | 5% | 5% - 2 | ||||
| Samsung | 94% | 94% - 37 | ||||
| Other (specify) | 0% | 0% - 0 | ||||
| Total: 39 | ||||||
Which they are obligated, but all they do is send it back to [manufacturer]. But you're better off to cut out the middle man and deal with [manufacturer] directly. Halves the turnaround time too.tupla_s wrote:
The shop has it for all the monitors it sells, not only samsungsCheez wrote:
Uh, Samsung cover the warranty, not the shop.
And the Samsung does indeed have 3 years zero-dead-pixel. Shows you how much faith they have in their panel if they one-for-one swap the bastard after three years.
Unless Finland's whack.
My state was founded by Batman. Your opinion is invalid.
eizwho?
Cos I thought Phillips is the only manufacturer that has 1st class return policy-1 dead pixel or red or grey, etc and they replace it.
Incorrect, you need to put ViewSonic before Samsung and B&O before ViewSonic.Sydney wrote:
TBH, for flat screens
Samsung > Dell > Anything else.
So;
B&O > ViewSonic > Samsung > HP > Dell > All.
#rekt