Product review (1 stars): Fancy Samsung Dryers have TOTALLY JUNK heating elements, PLUS total corporate "denial" of the problem.  Ricidulous.
Sixteen (16) months ago, we bought this matching pair.  They are very "pretty," have lots of "features," and even sing cute little tunes when they start and when then finish a load.  They also (used to) dry as well as they wash.

However, the DRYER has died (it twinkles, sings and spins, but no heat).

Guess what?  The web is FULL (forums, reviews, rants) of MANY MANY consumers whose Samsung dryers have died (NO HEAT) after 13 to 18 months (i.e., after the warranty).  EVERYONE (including I'm sure, Samsung) knows about the fact that their heating elements are cheesy and melt / break at the drop of a hat.  The local (Oregon) Samsung-referred repair company wants $300 to change the heating element.  That's half what we paid for the whole dryer, whose heating element is grossly under-designed.  What a dumb mistake. Corporate irresponsibility, bad design, and "circling the wagons" in denial.  Samsung's phone people admitted the problem, but offered no help (what a surprise).

But the best is yet to come:  You can go on line and find excellent YouTube videos about how to CHANGE the heating element yourself.  It costs $17.95, and is stocked in huge quantities guess where?  HERE on Amazon.  Gee I wonder why that part is such a "hot seller?"

So, unless you like taking your dryer APART every 18 months of so, don't buy a Samsung. I'm also sending this review to Consumer Reports.