Samsung TV

I own 3 TV's. All are Samsung and basically the same size. 40 inch. I bought my mother another brand and it did not work well at all. Went and got her a Samsung. She also had 3 Samsung TVs. Two 19 inch and a 32 inch. These have all been great TV's. Great picture, good sound from the TV and easy to set up and use. I did have trouble with one when I first brought it home from the store. Unfortunately I bought it from a military exchange store and they didn't offer an exchange, contacted Samsung and Samsung sent out a technician and he discovered the problem, fixed it and have had no problems since then. Only brand I will own.

I bought my Samsung 4K E 600 series 60 inch smart tv 3 years ago. It has worked flawlessly and the picture clarity and color after adjustment are better than the Sharp smart tv It replaced. The set up was relatively easy, but required reading and following the set instructions for the many functions beyond setting basic functions like the language, picture, audio and display. Many of the functions are not intuitive as they are layered where in addition to port setting, you need to set up the source connection on the set screen. Among the difficulties were the WiFi set up, and source setups for connecting and using my numerous auxiliary devices as I have “cut the cable” and use a Roku, a DVR, Two DVD players for PAL and NTSC dvds, a combo vhs/dvd player recorder and a 2 gb media Storage device.

Samsung TV’s are the gold standard in TV’s if you ask me. I have 5 Samsung TV’s in my house, all HDTV’s, and 1 4K TV, the displays are brilliant, especially if you get some quality HDMI cables like Zeskit Cinema Plus cables, and the TV’s have great features included. I especially like the 4K TV model Nu7100, the picture is spectacular, coupled with the fact that you can use a high quality fiber optic cable for a sound at, or a 7.2 Dolby digital receiver and you are all set. It is worth noting that it definitely depends on how your programming is being displayed, when it’s displayed in full 1080p 120 hertz, you can capture the brilliance of the TV.

Deciding not to move my existing TV from NM to the West Coast, one of the first things I had to do was purchase a new one. This was over 8 years ago and my Samsung looks and performs as if I just took it out of the carton!! It is an HD Smart flatscreen, 32" LED. It required only minimal assembly (put the stand on) and was extremely easy to hook up, and as a single female - that was a blessing! The color is still true...I have not had a single "hiccup" with it (defined as "problem"). I've considered retiring it and buying one a bit larger and interactive....but have decided not to until this one belches fire and smoke!

I have a 13 year-old 40 inch Samsung LCD tv that, despite having to make several repairs to, has, overall, been a really good set. The picture quality, still today, rivals new LCDs. The color quality is spot on and it still has a rich, deep picture that is just as good as the day it was purchased. What really sets it apart for me is that, without any previous electronic experience, I was able to repair 2 problems that arose over the years as parts wore out. Based on my experience with this brand, I highly recommend Samsung LCDs to anyone on the fence thinking about buying one.

I purchased a $2000, 75" Samsung series 8 smart TV from Costco. Exactly 2 years to the day, the picture went black. Had sound but no picture. Costco has only a 100 day return policy. I spent about an hour on the phone with a Samsung "technician". He tried to find a service repair facility in my area and failed. I live in a very rural area. He said someone would call me within 48 hours to help me find repair help.

Had the TV for 3 1/2 years but this quality issue was probably there earlier on. I spent $2200 at Best Buy for this faulty TV that developed excessive bleeding and white spots on the sides. Apparently, it is a known defect, my model UN65JS8500. Google it and "overheating" and you'll see what I mean. I contacted Samsung and they remote logged into my tv and saw the issue in the menu diagnostic. Offered to find a nearby service/repair center to look at it. Once I said that I wasn't going to pay to get it repaired and it was Samsung's financial responsibility due to bad quality - I never got a call back.

I don't know what happened to Samsung. I've been buying their products for years. I decided to get me a new TV and I've had nothing but problems, returned 2 TV's and I'm about to return a 3rd. This TV the sound Cuts in and out. Haven't been able to get any help with this. What happened to Samsung.

You should know, BEFORE you purchase one of these products, that in order for them to be serviced under their warranties, that Samsung requires them to be on the ground, or they will not even come out to service them. I think this is something that should be in bold print on the displays that are use to sell these products. Meaning most older people, slightly built people shouldn't, and probably, wouldn't purchase one of these products. I am stuck with an 82" OLED TV, that is a piece of junk, and a front loading washer and dryer that probably weigh more than a 150 lbs each, that can't be properly serviced.

I had two tvs with an issue with the screen. One of them, they blamed on Fedex and the other one I kept they claimed that I didn't send in the proof on time. Then when I called again, they told me even knowing the dates that it was purchased to send all the info in again, just to tell me that it's out of warranty. Why even have me go through all of my orders to find this TV receipt/bill of sale if they were going to honor it? Waste of time and I don't even use Samsung products anymore because of this. Now, all of my phones are Apple and any other device will be from another company.