Amazing Black Friday 2024 Deals at Samsung South Africa Coming November 2024

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Sign Up Now for Black Friday Offers!

Get ready for Samsung Black Friday 2024, from 01-29 November 2024, coming soon with unbeatable deals across a wide variety of Samsung favourites. Whether you’re looking to upgrade to the latest Galaxy S, Galaxy Z and Galaxy A Series mobile phone, TV, gaming monitor, fridges or washing machine.

Pre-Black Friday Deals

As you wait for Black Friday 2024 to commence, you can continue to enjoy exclusive Samsung deals year-round by visiting our Samsung Deals Page and make sure to sign up to hear about the latest innovative products dropping, and exclusive Black Friday 2024 deals that you’ll love. Stay tuned for incredible savings and offers on all your favourite Samsung electronics and appliances.

What’s in Store for Black Friday 2024 Samsung South Africa?

Black Friday 2024 at Samsung is set to be bigger and better than ever! Get ready to tick off everything on your Samsung wish list. Whether you’re hunting for a Samsung Galaxy S24, Galaxy Z Flip6, Galaxy Z Fold6 mobile phone deal, upgrading your home with the latest Samsung French Door Fridge, or enhancing your entertainment discover the right Samsung TV for you with our range of Gaming TVs , Smart TVs , Sports TVs, Soundbars and more! The Black Friday 2024 Sale at Samsung is the best time to grab amazing deals on your favourite tech products.

What and When is Cyber Monday?

Cyber Monday follows right after Black Friday on Monday, 02 December 2024. It’s the perfect online shopping event to secure those last-minute Holiday Season deals. If you missed out on Black Friday, Cyber Monday offers you a second chance to grab incredible discounts on Samsung’s innovative tech.

Why Buy from Samsung?

When you buy directly from Samsung, you benefit from a range of exclusive perks designed to make your shopping experience seamless and rewarding.

Enjoy Free Delivery on all purchases, allowing you to receive your favourite Samsung products straight to your door without additional costs.
Take advantage of our Trade-in and Trade-up programs, where you can trade in your old device, and we’ll even remove and recycle your old item responsibly.
Additionally with Flexible Finance you can spread the cost of your purchase over time with flexible payment options and 0% interest and no hidden fees, making it easier to afford the premium Samsung products you love.

Latest Black Friday Offers:

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Organise Your Refrigerator

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Fruits and Veggie Storage

Refrigerators typically come with a bin marked as a “crisper” or with a “low humidity” label. This bin is ideal for fruits, which should be stored in a loosely tied plastic bag. The other bin is typically marked as “high humidity” and is best for vegetables, since this location is the most moist. Vegetables should also be stored in a loosely tied plastic bag.

Keep Butter in the Door

Many refrigerators also come with a small compartment on the door, typically the warmest part of your refrigerator, that’s sometimes labeled “dairy.” This is where you should keep your butter and any other soft cheeses or dairy products that don’t require super-cold temperatures.

Other Foods to Place in the Door

Because the door is the warmest part of your refrigerator, you should only store items that don’t require very cold temperatures here. That includes foods high in vinegar, salt or other preservatives, not limited to condiments, orange juice, nut oils, pickles, salsa and salad dressings.

Storing Milk and Eggs

The best place for milk and eggs — and other items susceptible to temperature fluctuation, such as yogurt and sour cream — is toward the back on either the middle or top shelf. These areas have a more stabilised temperature than, say, your refrigerator door. For your eggs’ safety and longevity, keep them in their original container.

Keep Raw Meats on the Bottom

The bottom shelf is typically the coldest place in your refrigerator, making it an ideal location for raw meats. Storing them on the bottom instead of the middle or top shelf will also prevent juices from contaminating other foods should your meats leak. It also makes for easier cleanup.

Use Storage Containers

Your refrigerator comes with a few bins already, including several crispers, but you can always add bins or baskets to create a more organised space. For example, keep all your leftovers in one basket and cheeses or meats in another. A Lazy Susan comes in handy for condiments or spreads that are otherwise not easily accessible.

Storing Wine

Wine bottles are tricky because they’re often too tall to place upright, but storing them on their side leads to rolling around. Wine holders and organisers are available in all shapes and sizes and make for a more organised refrigerator. You can also store wine bottles, or other beverages, in their own basket.

Label Everything

After you’ve given everything its place, label accordingly. Put labels on any baskets or organisational containers you place in your refrigerator. Also label doors, bins and individual jars, if necessary. It’s easy to forget where something goes or to mindlessly put it back in the fridge if you don’t have that visual reminder.

French door fridge – Samsung Newsroom South Africa