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Samsung Opens its Largest Customer Experience Store in Africa, in Nairobi

mobitrends1456473811185400On Thursday, (February 25) the smart device powerhouse opened the Samsung Delite store, located on Monrovia Street, the second such store in Nairobi’s Central Business District.
Samsung Electronics East Africa unveiled its customer experience store in Nairobi, the largest such store in Africa with an aim of improving customer experience.

On Thursday, (February 25) the smart device powerhouse opened the Samsung Delite store, located on Monrovia Street, the second such store in Nairobi’s Central Business District. It set on 4,045 square feet floor space and will improve customers experience through converging devices.

The new store which is targeted to compliment the online customer care service will showcase Samsung’s latest in consumer tech including mobile devices, wearables among other products and accessories.

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