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03-13-2025 02:18 PM in
Home TheaterSince the update, the soundbar is unresponsive and can't be reset.
Seems like quite a few people with the issue
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03-17-2025 09:00 AM in
Home TheaterMy Q-990 is frozen on TV ARC same issue, non responsive. Tech support tells me they are on it and that I will receive a text from Samsung. At this point it truly is a brick that I paid too much for. They need to fix this now. Within warranty
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03-17-2025 09:01 AM in
Home TheaterIf I do need to send it somewhere, they need to pay for shipping both directions and make it fast....or better yet, send me a new one!
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03-17-2025 10:00 AM in
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03-18-2025 05:54 AM in
Home TheaterI agree with you. I do not understand why so many customers who are not in the UK are being treated so badly and differently from us in the UK. It is very poor from Samsung that an international company should discriminate against their customers based on what country they reside in. I know that the EU has similar stringent consumer rights laws and those in the EU should be receiving the same service from Samsung as we in the UK.
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03-31-2025 08:26 AM in
Home TheaterI have the same scenario, happened about 2 weeks ago. Seems inline with the update everyone is talking about. I have the HW-QS730D unit. Not sure what to do at this point.
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03-17-2025 01:42 PM in
Home Theatersame thing with me - turned on my TV and found I was the proud owner of a VERY expensive "bricked" soundbar. I opened a ticket on it - got a case number and everything. I doubt if they will follow through though, given the amount of people who are having this problem.
I WILL NEVER BUY ANY SAMSUNG PRODUCT AGAIN !!!!
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03-17-2025 04:49 PM in
Home TheaterImagine if a large, global pharmaceutical company released a virus which killed hundreds of thousands of people. Imagine they were aware of this but decided to stay quiet and act unaware. Imagine that company decided to let their junior, front line employees deal with the sick and dying and told them to simply try to rest - giving them advice that they knew would be ineffective - purposely staying quiet and avoiding acknowledging the issue because they were too cowardly to accept responsibility and act with integrity. -- this is literally Samsung right now.
I think the only way we are going to get answers/resolution here is by leveraging social media. I implore you all to post, tweet/X, message the attached picture on whatever social media you have and tag @Samsung, @SamsungUS, @SamsungUK - use Twitter/X, Instagram, Snapchat, Threads - and use the hashtag #SpeakUpSamsung. Send messages to them directly; forward on to anyone you know who has a Q990D or affected device. I have sent numerous messages to Samsung executives via LinkedIn and to their press office. I have also posted on Twitter/X and sent emails to various media channels and technology e-magazines to see if they can help pick up the story and maybe start embarrassing Samsung into action since they are too cowardly to act with integrity and make a statement after a whole week of this issue. If you have social media, please don't ignore this - the more people post this, the more traction and reach this post will get, and the more chance we will have to force Samsung into action.
Noone, no matter where you are in the world, should be left having to pick up the pieces or the cost after Samsung have killed our devices. Noone should have to pay, even if your product is out of warranty or if there are no official repair centres within reasonable distance to you (I know people in some regions have already stated that the repair process is not easy).
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03-17-2025 05:49 PM in
Home TheaterI have the same problem
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03-17-2025 06:13 PM in
Home TheaterI think the main issue is just bad hardware design from Samsung—something that might have slipped under the radar in past generations but is now catching up. With this new, more ‘aggressive/demanding’ firmware, the flaw got exposed. And so far, we’re the ones paying the price.
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03-17-2025 06:45 PM in
Home TheaterDo they offer in home repair in Texas? And how can I tell if my label covers packing/box?