Product review (1 stars): Not unless you want to buy one annually
Delivered on December 8, 2011 and heating element went out December 6, 2012.  Fortunately, Samsung has 24 hr customer service and after going through the trouble shooting process they determined that the dryer needed service and issued a warranty service ticket to their preferred provider.  Their service provider refused to do the service under warranty and attempted to coerce me into paying $ 400 to replace the heating element.  I was forced to pay a diagnostic fee that after much arguing with Samsung's Executive Customer Service, they agreed to reimburse me (have yet to see if that happens).  After spending now 6 days dealing with Samsung, including them canceling the original service authorization because they decided not enough trouble shooting had been done and their unscrupulous preferred provider, we now have a warranty call with another company and hopefully within another week will have a repaired dryer.  It is unacceptable for a major part on an appliance you expect to work for years to go out in less than one and then to have to deal with Samsung every day over issues with them and their service company.

Find a dryer with a company with a history of better customer service.