I've never once signed a contract for a TV. They're routinely set up a single member of the household. They're the single most plausible place for "maybe my kid / guest / cat hit OK on the remote".
Very different from a single-player video game, or a website with a login form.
Courts almost always assume you agreed to buried terms when you use the product and/or don’t opt out. It may sound absurd, but it’s true.
Are there any examples of that for physical goods? Software I've heard the legal justifications for, but never for something like a TV
Thst combination actually means there's a minimum amount of money that Samsung has to pay every time somebody sues them.
No it doesn’t.
Yes, it does. Arbitration isn't free, and they forbade themselves from combining many cases.