Apparently there has been a design change on the Digitec website. The watch list and the shopping cart are no longer permanently displayed in the right-hand sidebar on the desktop. Instead, a separate dropdown now opens. In my view, this is more of a step backwards. The permanent overview on the right-hand side of the screen was practical, as you could always see what was currently in the watch list or in the cart (e.g. when putting together PC components). What do you think? Do you think the new solution is better or do you also miss the old sidebar? Edit: When I log out, the display is the same as before and the same at Galaxus. Perhaps this change is only being tested with some of the users.

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Samsung WW90DG6U25LE and Samsung DV6000 which are not the same size. Does the Samsung kit fit?

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Does anyone have any idea which ACCEPTABLE video programme can be used to edit really large video files of 100 GB or more? All the usual programmes Nero, Corel, Magix and Pinnacle go to their knees and either crash straight away, load indefinitely and then hang etc. This is also the case with split programmes, which are also available from Nero or Boilsoft, so I can't split the file into 4 parts, for example, because I can't load them in at all. Does anyone have an idea? Feel free to contact me directly: fachdienst@outlook.de

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Is a date already known when the H2S will be available to order?

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In the last few months, my orders have often only been delivered after a few days, although the shop advertised delivery the following day. A very recent example: I ordered two smaller products at around 11:00am, both of which were in stock and both showed "delivery tomorrow". I selected the post office as my preferred delivery agent and did NOT select "slow delivery". The order still said "Delivery tomorrow". On the following day, although my order said "Delivery today", it also said "0 of 2 dispatched" and none of the products had been handed over to the post office yet, i.e. it was clear that the products would not be delivered that day. The order then arrived 2 days late. In the meantime, if I really want to have the delivery guaranteed the next day, I have to have it delivered to a store and go and collect it. I realise that Digitec apparently has a high volume of orders at the moment and that there may therefore be delays in delivery. But why isn't it written in the store that the delivery may not arrive for a few days? Why do they still advertise next-day delivery if this is no longer true in most cases anyway? Have you had similar experiences with delivery times? What do you think?

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