Samsung TV Reviews

Samsung is the brand name that was given after Zenith went belly up or took over by Samsung. They have kept up their reputation and exceeded Zenith's. Samsung makes many other good products a few to mention that we have is the tablet, fridge.

I own a 42 inch and 60 inch both Samsungs... Great TVs. Great picture and sound! The 42 replaced an old Panasonic that was stolen and I think the Samsung is just as good if not better. The 60 inch Samsung is awesome period!

Although our Samsung 53 inch Plasma TV has a great picture the USB Ports are less than desired. There are 4 ports for peripherals and 2 have failed in only 3 years. The HDMI port is now failing intermittently. While we generally love Samsung these issues make the brand less than desirable. We have another Samsung LCD smart TV and the same issue is occurring. If you don't connect devices to these TVs they're great but if you do consider another brand.

I purchased my Samsung Smart TV online from Costco, 60". It is awesome! It was easy to set up and start using. I have Dish and I didn't even have to program my remote. The sound and picture are fantastic. I would recommend to everyone.

I have many Samsung products in my home and the televisions Samsung 46" last only 3-4 years, total highway robbery and not acceptable, they should replace with another no charge.

The television was purchased 3 years ago, 50", works great as had no problem whatsoever. I just think people need to realize that going to a mall to get a tv under florescent lights won't be the same picture as in your home. So just a little advice, don't be sold on the big bright expensive screens. They won't be the same in your home. Happy shopping!!

We love Samsung. We've been buying nothing but Samsung since 2008 and they have been very good to us. The last one we bought was a 4k. It was kind of on the pricey side but we love it.

Plugged them in and simple to set up. Absolutely no problems with them. Consider them bulletproof and we have purchased 3 more in the past 5 months. They are probably the only brand we would consider purchasing in the future.

Look it! Outstanding quality and features. We love having a smart TV that can do anything you want it to and more. Especially love the compatibility between it and our Samsung phones.

I have 3 Samsungs that I purchased and 1 that I inherited. The only problem I have is they last so long. I kept waiting for my 37" to die for 10 yrs but gave up and use it as a monitor so I could replace with a 55". Their customer service is great. You can ask questions anytime and they will patiently walk you through the solution.

Great 55 inch TV with excellent resolution. Like the narrow bezel. Wish I had not purchased the 3D model as I never use this feature. Also glasses need batteries which is a pain. If you want a 3D TV better to try LG as they offer passive glasses which do not require any batteries.

This is a 30 inch. We do not use cable or antenna - do not care for a 1 hr program that has 20 min or more of ads. I will not pay someone to look at ads. Most programs are junk. For $30/month we can get history & several other good programs. We use the library CDs for movies & other programs. We already pay a tax for the library so we use it.

I own 5 Samsung tvs from 32" to 65". All have great picture, nice styling, and have lasted with no issues at all. Sound is getting better with newer models. I had 42" Philips that stopped working in 1st year, garbage. I'll only buy Samsung, little more expensive but quality.

I have had this tv for several years now and never had any trouble with it. It has a good picture and sound and is easy to use and was cheaper than most of the fancier tv's.

Samsung 48" HD, 2 years old. A second unit because the speakers in the first one honked and rattled- it was easily returned and exchanged for the same model (Costco is a great place). Second unit also has a terrible sound system- speakers that "honk" (but don't rattle) when some mid-range frequencies are played. The terrible speakers are a (now) known problem. Perhaps more recent models have been improved- check it out before purchasing any set of any brand. Extremely disappointing!

Better pic than any other brand. Price is competitive with other brands. I install TV systems for a living. They are but the best for hanging directly to walls.

I recently moved and have some new appliances and electronic equipment so I feel very confident about my opinions. My new TV is state of the art, a good investment. The color brilliant, clarity just like the theaters and sound it will take your breath away. This makes the sets I had before look like the old black and white sets.

I have a 6 month old Samsung 50 inch smart tv. Setting up the hub to use the features of the smart tv was very easy. The directions were clear and easy to follow. The buttons on the remote are well marked as well.

I own a 47" LG LED HD 3D Smart TV, model 47LA6200 with a Smart 3D, Blu-Ray Disc Player. I added a sound bar and rear speaker for surround sound. Good color, clarity. Like that is internet ready, so using Netflix, Hulu Plus, Amazon, YouTube, etc. is easy. No need for an adaptor. Fits perfectly in my entertainment wall, swivels as needed for seating. Have had for almost 3 years without any problems.

The Samsung Smart TV really is a smart tv. Don't be fooled by the Roku which is what I originally bought and immediately returned. I like the larger 55" one from my small living room and later got another Samsung Smart TV for the bedroom. Perfect for watching Netflix or YouTube!

Great TV, 65", love it, hate the Samsung Sound Bar I bought to go with it... Have to continually adjust the voice to mouth... Always off and needs adjusting.

I have two Samsung TV's we have purchased and they are both excellent. One is a 55" and the other is a 40". I have had them for over five years now and do not know the model numbers. They are wall mounted so I cannot see the model numbers on the back of them. Both have wireless capability for browsing the Internet using Netflix and many other options. They have been one hundred percent reliable and have never needed any type of service. I would highly recommend Samsung TVs.

I have always owned Samsung brand TVs and have yet to be disappointed. Great quality TV. Some are pricey but of course you wait and they come down. I have been using them for many, many years and I'm very happy.

42-inch perfect for the space. Mainboard replaced after lightning strike and all is good! Same review for our 52-inch LG in our larger space. Settings are beautifully designed and user friendly.

I now have a Samsung. Good honest TV. A much better tv than the JVC I paid a lot of money for. I must say looking back on it the TV was good. It was the backup that was rubbish. One TV repair shop BARNFIELDS, Abergavenny ripped me off proper.

Best brand I ever had, wall mount, clear, always top performance. Excellent.

Samsung UN46ES6500F is very user friendly and great picture clarity. Also I trust the Samsung brand, that is the reason why I also have 3 of their Blu-ray players and 3 televisions.

Both TVs have been easy to use. We own a Samsung & LG flat screens & love them both! It was easy getting them hooked up with the satellite & easy to figure out all the features! I give them both 5 stars!

We purchased the Samsung 55" UHD TV early in the year (model number UN55HU6950F). From the moment I turned it on, we were amazed at the quality of picture. While HD remains the standard for most transmissions, be it cable or satellite, the upscaling on this is great. The ease of set-up, all on screen through the SMART TV features is great and takes no time at all. Whether watching movies, streaming online or via network, I am still blown away by this TV.

I have both LG and Samsung that are about 6 years old and are flat screens. Both have clear pictures and sharp colors. They are not smart TVs. Have only 2 HDMI spots so can't have my Apple tv and my satellite usage at same time. Have not had any problems with my TVs and only drawback of my Samsung is wish it were a little larger than 26 inches. Both TVs are affordable.

Samsung is my top choice of many electronics headed by my televisions which I own three. The picture quality is sensational. So too was the price but my primary reason for owning Samsung is the quality which is never disappointing. Just a fantastic brand.

Excellent color and sound, picture is very easily adjustable and broad spectrum of sound adjustments. Reliable and dependable - no repairs required in 5 years. I'd buy this brand again.

I bought a Samsung 50 inch flat screen for $440 from Best Buy 1.5 years ago. It's a fabulous investment with no issues to date. Picture and sound quality are top of the line. Plus it looks very chic! Best Buy gave me an awesome payment plan to pay for it over 12 month.

I bought my Samsung 40 inch tv in 2008 and so far it's doing okay. I don't know what else to say, but I am sure that my next TV that I am going to buy in 2016 would be also Samsung.

I purchased Samsung HD flat screen TV over five years ago and just love it. The features on this TV surpass my other flat screen in that it seems to go and off easier. I am using an antenna with this TV and get a beautiful picture.

It's a wall mount 55". It is a HD TV. Not as clear as I expected. The first one did not work at all & we had to return it. As long as you are working with the selling vendor there are no problems. If you have to go to Samsung their service is rotten.

Samsung Model LN46A550P3FXZA. The TV picture was good. Operation was simple and intuitive. The TV operated flawlessly for 3 years until problems developed due to faulty capacitors in the power supply. The manufacturer's response was delayed, and when it did respond to the problem, the response was unsatisfactory. I will probably not buy any electronics from this manufacturer in the future.

Works and looks great but too many unnecessary features. The menus are overwhelming. May be great for younger people. The only con on this tv would be I am not able to see a difference on fast action being a 240 hrzt.

Lovely tv. Clean cut and neat. Visually sharp. No issues or problems. The functions are easy to follow and precise. Love it! Attached to a wall bracket and that was easy too.

Owning this television has been a totally satisfying experience. Great picture quality and trouble-free. An excellent value and I'd highly recommend it.

Be aware that the picture you see on the tv when purchasing is a program that is used to enhance the picture. It will not look like that when you get home.

We have owned a 46 inch Samsung TV for 3 years and it has never given us a problems whatsoever. We would highly recommend a Samsung brand TV to anyone in the market.

The Samsung TVs have about the highest contrast ratio of any on the market. Sony comes in second. This gives you the best picture quality because the colors snap at the black is a dark black unlike many TVs that give you a greater black. High contrast gives you what appears to be a much sharper picture. Most of the Samsung are Smart TVs that can connect to the Internet or you can plug in devices like thumb drives, a mouse, a keyboard. This allowed you to house it like a computer. Watch digital movies and even look at photos on devices l keep on iPad. Of all the TVs on the market I give this the highest rating for picture quality.

Only complaint is internet access. Too clumsy. For TV viewing very happy. If I didn't pay for the smart (internet) function, it would have been a better value.

Samsung smart led tv 46" has the best picture quality of any other tv I have ever owned and would highly recommend to others. Samsung tvs also are very user-friendly too.

After having the TV for a year they removed many of the features that made me choose this TV. I paid for these features and they stole them from me which devalued the TV. I would NEVER buy another Samsung after this experience.

The sound on our 2015 Samsung smart tv uhd tv drops out sporadically. They sent a company to fix it, but it didn't work. We are still having problems to this day and paid $2000 for it! When you call support, you are on hold for hours. They encourage you to do your request online only to tell you that you to call in anyway. They then close your online ticket number causing more wasted time while your problem is still not solved.

Our Samsung works well and has a great picture. The only negatives I can think of are - the volume is a little too low, and the picture doesn't fill the screen unless you put it on "Zoom" and cut off everybody's heads.

Samsung has great picture but horrible browser. I tried every possible setting to no end. It will not play, run videos. Timed out error message appears after 30 seconds. The only videos plays is youtube but no other websites. I am using Chromecast, so my next TV it will be a Sony, unless Samsung will improve the browser and fix the problem.

I have 3 smart Samsung TVs (40", 50", and 60"). They are very good, especially 50". They are really "smart". However it should be more "friendly" and smoother relationship between a TV and a computer (browser). I'd suggest to add TV set by a keyboard to make more reliable and convenient operations with browser.

We usually buy and recommend Samsung TV's to our customers because the picture is crystal clear and they are the leader of TV manufacturers. Sony buys parts from them. We had few minor setup issues in the past but when we called them they logged in to the TV remotely changed the settings and got it done. Way to go Samsung!

Absolute worst customer service experience I have ever had - bar none. Bought a 40' HDTV as a back-up 6 months ago - with 4 months, we could no longer turn it on. Called Samsung - after multiple hours on the phone - set up service call. Following 6 visits from THEIR authorized provider AND a recommendation that it be replaced... they actually got it working - for 2 more months. Called Samsung again - an hour on the phone and Cassandra with Executive Customer Relations says they don't guarantee their TVs - just parts and repair and that THEIR provider only loaded 1 ticket for multiple visits. So we have to start the process over. I realize Samsung is trying desperately to ride out a 12 month warranty, but seriously? This is INSANE. I will be sharing this feedback with ANY CHANNEL I can find - BUYER BEWARE! Samsung DOES NOT guarantee their product per Executive Customer Service.

Screen goes Black. I have to return the TV as it is unstable. The problem reoccurs.

I purchased a 55" Samsung TV 2 1/2 yr ago. Periodically the TV would turn off by itself. I would turn it back on & it was fine. Unfortunately I didn't think much about it & then a month ago it started turning off & on every 10-20 seconds. Left it unplugged overnight & it seemed to work fine until yesterday. It started turning on & off every few seconds. Left it unplugged overnight again but it still turns off & on. I had called Samsung in November but they were not at all helpful. They do not acknowledge there is a problem even though they were hit with a class action lawsuit in 2010/2011. I filed a formal complaint with Samsung but will now have to decide whether to pay to have it repaired or just purchase a new TV. If I buy a new TV it certainly will not be a Samsung.

This company should be ashamed of themselves! They claim they have warranty that they void for their own faulty products. They do not stand behind their product and blame the consumer! I purchased a 55-inch Samsung UHD TV series 6700 from Best Buy on November 30th. It was not removed from the box until December 5th. On December 9th, only 4 days after being removed from the box, something terribly went wrong. The second the power was turned on something internally malfunctioned and broke the picture screen. It left what appeared to be what they call a spider web crack. Best Buy would not honor a return or exchange because they claimed that physical damage had to have taken place. I was told to contact customer service at Samsung. After much time spent talking to multiple different customer relations employees, I got absolutely nowhere other than a voided warranty. I went round and round with this company.

I bought every Samsung appliances from Best Buy and end of the line. I bought a curved TV and a sound bar HW-j8500. Had them professionally installed couple months ago working fine. Then I bought an R7 wireless 360 speaker. Tried to connect them to the sound bar I could not. Called customer service after 3 hrs., the lady did not even know where the button physically exist. Instead of connecting the speaker she messed up my sound bar based on the step she made do. She was not sure of anything. Did not know anything about home theater or where the ID set button exist. Was a nightmare. I ended up with a system for the holiday that is not working after thousand of dollars for TV and home theater system. I now only have a working TV, no sound bar, nothing. Kept calling and calling on phone for hours the only solution for Samsung is "Send the system we will fix it". I mean this is crazy.

After spending over $3,000.00, you cannot get anyone at customer service to call you back or handle your concerns. Every time I call, I spend over 45 minutes on hold. Spoke to three supervisors on three different days... all promised resolution... not one person ever even called me back. Don't ever buy from their website. Go to a real store!!!

I have had it with Samsung support. I suggest everyone not to buy Samsung products. I have been on the phone, chat, email to get help on my two new TVs and can't get the TVs to login, and I can on the website, yes I did change password, many times, on the phone for hours, request email help, and nobody can get it to login. SO DON'T COUNT ON SUPPORT FROM SAMSUNG.

Bought this tv 2.5 years ago. Had to replace power source & now having other issues that are closely related to 2006-2008 problems with Samsung. I have spent countless hours on the phone with them, cs very poor.

I bought Samsung TV 24 " on Sep 2015. My display gone after 3 months. I called Customer Care and reported. The technical guy came and said "You have physical damage inside the TV. If you want to fix it, it will cost around Rs 8000 and it will not come under warranty." I really shocked. The TV cost around 15000 and they asking 50% of amount to fix the issue within the warranty period. Customer care officers always says this is Samsung Company policy. I got so irritated about the service. Please don't go Samsung products. It will not customer feasible. It will not worth for Single star also...

Samsung is horrible. I bought a brand new 65inch LED smart TV on 11/22/15 and have had nothing but problems since. First, it took longer than it was supposed to to be delivered. Second, it was shipped to me BROKEN. Third, when I called them the first time I was on hold for OVER A HOUR, was transferred 3 times, and hung up on twice. Fourth, the gentleman I was talking to told me that I am not the only one who received a broken TV. Fifth, they promised to send out a shipping label to return the TV in 1-3 business days, day 4 still no label. Sixth, I am on hold now going on 2 hours and have yet to speak with someone who could do anything but transfer me to another person.

My Samsung LN46A530P1FXZA television is experiencing the cycling off and on repeatedly and going through some very distorted screen images before it eventually goes to a good picture. Sometimes it cycles through 15 - 20 times before coming on. I was looking to buy a new Samsung when I came across the faulty capacitor issue on the Samsung televisions. My problems were identical so I started a Chat session with Samsung. The person there gave me the service support email link so I filled out a report but in the meantime I called the number on the screen.

I bought a Samsung TV at Best Buy in 2013 for almost 1500 dollars. 2 1/2 years later the TV stopped working. We only used the TV on weekends because the kids are at school on weekdays. I called Samsung customer service and I was told that there was nothing that Samsung can do for me. I basically spent $1500 for a TV and $200 for extended coverage for 2 years. 2 1/2 years later I lost $ 1700 on a garbage TV made by Samsung. Please do not buy Samsung products because they are garbage. Unfortunately for me, everything in my house is Samsung (refrigerator, washer, microwave, dryer). All broke down at least twice a year except the dryer which is not used very often. Don't be fooled by their look because they are trash.

Every time I turn one the TV a message appears at the top of the screen notifying users of some new feature. I don't care about. The latest one concerns enjoying videos and music from my phone. Last time it was about out some stupid game they were removing. I contacted the company to see to it if there was about way to opt out of the feature but there is no way to do that.

Purchased this 40 inch LED 1080p Samsung TV Model UN40F6300AF from Best Buy less than two years ago. It was the master bedroom TV so less than 2 hours a day usage. One day without warning it would not turn on. The red power light would come on and blink twice in a cycle of 4 times then pause and start again. Called Samsung Customer Service and was led through checking the connections. Did not fix the problem. We had a repair company come out and they guessed it was a power issue, probably the motherboard so repair estimate is more than brand new TV. Very disappointed with Samsung. I had 4 of their TVs but will not buy again. 600 dollars for less than two years.

The HDMI connections stopped working. When I contacted Samsung they did not fully address the issue. I did some google searches and found they have HDMI signal issues all the time. I would think Samsung would have the integrity to do something about this and stand behind their product. I hope they get a class action lawsuits about this too like the power issue they did not take responsibility for until they got sued. I would not recommend SAMSUNG as they don't seem to support their products.

I purchased Samsung's 50" Smart TV from Sam's Club on Memorial Day weekend. Set-up went well and we were enjoying the wide diversity that is offered by Netflix. We were happy campers!!! HOWEVER, after 2 1/2 months, any program that we watched on Netflix would buffer continuously. During our many calls to customer service, I patiently worked through their entire script for every possible reset with fingers pointing to our CenturyLink ISP. Then I had multiple calls with them as they switched lines and came on site to see if they could isolate the problem. Regrettably, their maximum speed was 1.5 mbps, which is a bit slow for Netflix. However, it worked great for 2 1/2 months. So, we decided to change to Mediacom as our new ISP and upgraded to 50 mbps. Initially, this seemed to be successful because Netflix did not buffer. However, if we turned the TV off and then back on an hour later, the buffering issue resurfaced.

Order Placed. Paid for. Got email shipping confirmation Tracking Number. Tried tracking number. After 24/48/72 hours no information. Called Shipping company. They don't have it. Called Samsung. After waiting on phone 1 hour and 41 minutes they can't find out any info. Took order information. Was going to call me next day. End of day called them again. 1 hour and 6 minutes. Then told me no information. Could be several more days before they have information. Samsung would not ship a replacement. Told me to wait several days and maybe they would find it. I have asked to have this order canceled even though I really wanted the product.

Purchased $1,800 64 inch Samsung plasma TV in March 2014 and it went blank while watching TV program in December 2015. Will not turn on or off - no red light. Called Samsung and they referred me to local service center - wrong number. Called back got another wrong number. Called back and was told no local authorized service center. Last Samsung TV I will ever buy - poor service. The TV picture was excellent while it lasted.

With minimal use of 1-3 hours per days, at first I noticed a black area about a CD size on 60" LED TV. Thought it was just shadow from window, later on the longer the more I see it darker, more visible, and that's not all... Within 23 months the TV just turned off and would not turn on. I tried unplug, replug the power cord, press power button many time. All I see is the red light on bottom blinking and TV would not turn on. For $1200 I paid during Black Friday 2013, now I have a dead TV. Basically I paid $600/year for this junk. I had 3 other TV in the house, 2 of which are Panasonic and they are still working fine. They are even used in living room, which are the most use of TV in the house. So I would not recommend anyone buying anymore Samsung TV.

I purchased a 46" Samsung Smart TV on 3-15-2013 and 2 yrs later it is having problems with power shutting down after 2 minutes of being turned on. This sounds like the same issues Samsung TV's were having in the 2006-2008 lawsuit. I believe my TV is experiencing the bad capacitor issue.

About (2) years ago I purchased a Samsung Led 61" tv from an electronic store. I paid $2200.00 for it and that was after discount. I still had a 53" that was on its way out so I didnt set up new tv right away. I let tv sit in box for (7) or (8) months before I hooked it up. After I hooked it up, within (6) months I started seeing black spots the size of freckles on the TV screen. Started off with just (2). I was confused and didn't know what was going on so I just ignored it because it was just two spots and not obstructing my view of the tv. Within the next few weeks those (2) dots accumulated to about (500). Within the next (6) months, it was about (5000). I couldn't even see picture on tv. At that point I stopped watching TV all together obviously.

T.V. work very well for 3 years and now turns on and off on its own. Found reports online that show that this is a problem with products from a company that seemingly is good. I have a Sony tv that is 2 years older and is working flawlessly. Now I will be avoiding Samsung, whether it is on sale or not. This is the only electronic item I have had any problem with in many years.

I purchased this $3000 TV in June of 2012. The draw to this TV was its outstanding picture. Not so much the gadgetry but the picture. In 2013 the TV began to turn itself off and on and it would also make clicking noises. I luckily had purchased extended warranty (I now understand why the salesperson was so insistent... It seems not only Samsung is aware of the lemons they sell but so are the sales associates). So the repair person comes out and informs me how very common this is for Samsung... They had to replace a capacitor AND the motherboard. Something that would have been a small fortune if not for the warranty.

I bought a 60 inch Sumsung Smart TV from Best Buy the first TV I purchased after a few days the screen would go out (blink) at less 4 to 5 times a day. I took the TV back to the store Best Buy exchanged it with this one, this one don't loose the screen but I can download Nexflx but it won't let watch anything. I'm frustrated.

I am standing in front of a TV that Samsung refuses to stand behind. This is a 2 year old, 40 inch Samsung LED TV that once turned off. Will take days to be able to turn on again. After being snubbed by their Customer service Department (145 dollars for just the service call), I gave up and decided to write this response to my experience.

Bought the TV (55 4k Smart TV UN55JU6500) on Sept 20, 2015, about 2 weeks later I noticed blue dots on the screen but didn't do anything really until about 2 weeks later, when the HHgreg would no longer take the TV back. So I had to deal with Samsung Customer services which is the WORST ever. They constantly ask you the same questions over and over, have you perform the same "fixes" to the TV that never work until finally you beg for someone to come out to repair the TV. Service man came out, said that he saw the blue dots before but Samsung doesn't know what the problem is. He fixed the TV, but now Netflix won't load or times out or the pic goes in and out of focus. Called Cust. Service again, went around and around trying to fix it remotely to no avail. Finally the Cust Services Rep agreed that the TV needed service.

I purchased a 55" Samsung Smart TV from Costco December 2013. A year and a half later the opening screen that says "Smart TV" just blinks on and off when the TV is turned on. I'm unable to get any other picture.

After less than 2 years, Smart TV has no picture only sound. Smart TV stopped working after less than 2 years. Samsung will not stand behind their product.

Bought a Samsung 32 LED (UN32EH5300FXZA) TV from Best Buy (online) on May 5, 2014. On November 10, 2015, turned on the TV, and no picture. Contacted Samsung, told me to contact cable company. Cable technician came out next day, hooked up his laptop to the cable box; and behold, he had a picture. I contacted Samsung, and because I didn't have an extended warranty, told me to take TV to one of their service providers and pay to have TV repaired.

I purchased a Samsung UN55ES8000 55 inch TV. It was great to look at. But after two years the LCD panel went out... so now what? Samsung support's response, "sorry but make sure that when you dispose of it that you do so safely." REALLY!!! I spent $1900 for that and that is it? What is the Samsung name or brand worth? Absolutely nothing to this consumer. Two years. I have estimated that this tv was turned on approximately once every two weeks. That would mean that we have turned it on approximately 75 times. If I amortize my cost over 75 uses this TV cost me $25.33 every single time I turned it on, and now I have to lay out an additional significant capital outlay to replace it. Now you may ask why am I only turning this on once every two weeks? Because this TV was located in a room that had two TVs and this one was simply not as convenient to watch as the other one.

I bought a 64 inch Plasma TV about 2 years ago from Costco. Model #PN64E533D2F. About a year later the TV would turn on but I would receive no picture. Samsung eventually sent a technician and he could not fix the problem. They had to replace my TV. Now it’s been less than a year and I am having the same issue. It seems to me that I paid $4,000 for a television that has a one year shelf life. I called and waited 1 hour and a half to speak to executive customer relations and I was told there was nothing that could be done. I have a VIZIO TV that I have had for over a decade and never had a problem. It seems to me that Samsung does not stand behind their products or service. I have several Samsung products including a Soundbar and 2 Galaxy mobile devices. A $4,000 television should last more than 1 year.

Samsung capacitor plague lawsuit, **. Called Samsung support team 12 times. Spent more than 12 hours. Samsung has outsourced repairs to Precision TV. Called them 10 times. Spent 10 hours. Please do not buy Samsung TV. Worst customer service ever. Nightmare. You spend thousands of dollars for nothing, for junk. My new TV is still not fixed after 2 weeks. I am still struggling to it repaired within warranty. You spend money to get mental torture with Samsung. Please let me know other users who faced this problem. We will join and file another lawsuit against Samsung. Thank you.

TV failed after 22 months. Apparently there were 2 strips of LEDs needed replacing, at a cost of almost 50% of the original purchase price. The repair shop said 'I have been unlucky'. I would expect the design life of a TV to be much more than 22 months, particularly as a 3 year warranty was originally on offer. Samsung refused any financial help or recompense, I will never buy a Samsung product again and will log this fault on as many websites as I can find. Utter Rubbish!

Do not waste your money for a Samsung Smart TV. Ours lasted less than 2 years! It was not worth it to pay the service call and repair, Samsung only covers a warranty for 1 year.

I have purchased Samsung led TV series-5 last 4 years back, TV performance is overall good but sound is not up to the mark, sound seems like mono sound, there is no improvement in sound quality even if I play any type of music, can anyone suggest how to get rid of this issue? How to improve sound quality of Samsung led TV series-5, please give me few tips on what should I do next to improve sound quality?

This company is terrible with its product and with its customer service. Idiot me has bought plasmas from them and neither lasted 30 months. My PN60E550 is only 30 months old and it takes 20 minutes for it to turn on. Getting worse, I don't turn it off now. Sony here I come!

Samsung 42 inch TV lasted less than three years. Red stand-by light just keeps blinking and no screen action. Do not buy Sam sewage products, they are cheap and will not last. Vizio is a lot better and made in America. What junk and company could care less.

Bought a smart tv in 9-15 because it was suppose to be easy to set up on the screen. I called the company 4 times and they could not set it up. They traded over the phone but it did not work. I should call my DIRECTV company. I called them. Was told to call Samsung. Called to talk to a supervisor, was on the phone 48.44 min. A girl Martha talked to me and said he was on the phone. Would not let me talk to him. Transfers me to another dept. Was on for another 10 min. Then got disconnected. I had to pay a tv man to program my remote and tv. And help me get the Internet. Samsung doesn't seem to care about their customers. I will never purchase a Samsung again.

Purchased 46" Samsung LED TV in Dec. 2013 and started to turn on and off continuously. Seems this is a pretty common issue with Samsung TVs based on what I've seen online. Samsung refused to repair the TV and referred me to a service company that was going to charge me just to come diagnose the problem.

Do NOT trust Samsung customer service. They are liars and they don't stand behind what they say. I just bought a brand new 60" Samsung Plasma TV (8500) that constantly buzzes very loudly and even over the volume when watching TV. It was like this from the very start, right out of the box less than a week old. I love and have owned many plasmas, I have never heard a TV buzz like this before. Anyways, we called Samsung Customer Service and at first they seemed helpful by saying they will take care of it and no TV should be buzzing like that. Yah right, was I stupid to have faith in Samsung's assurance. Long story short - Samsung said that the TV buzzing was not normal when we first talked to them and that they would fix it. Well, that was conveniently before the 30 days when we had the opportunity of returning the TV. Then, conveniently after the return period it was deemed "normal" of this TV model. Yah, right!

I purchased a Samsung TV from Sears. Less than 15 months it went out completely. I did not purchase the 2 year warranty as I knew Samsung was a trustworthy company and I would not have a problem with the TV. After communicating them numerous times, they were of no help. I need a repairman they said and they would not take care of the bill. I bought a 50 inch TV and it was not cheap.

My TV developed the same issue that over 2000 people have reported. The TV switches on and off on its own. CBS also did an investigation. Samsung did offer free repairs for this issue till 2013. I advised them I did not receive any notice. They no longer cover it, gave me a repair order# and that I would have to pay if I cared to have the repair. Needless to say they do not stand by their product,and I will never purchase a Samsung product.

I have 7 Samsung TV'S - obsessive compulsive. Slowly they all started to act the same! Losing picture continually. I am wearing my flooring out trying to chase down a good picture during the football season. Looks like I will need a pickup trucks this Christmas. Starting over.

I have purchased two TV's in the past 8 years and have poor results with of them. The first TV did not last but 3 years, screen went out. The second TV sent under warranty to replace bad one, just blacked out several weeks ago, needless to say not under warranty. I call independent tech. and $354.00 later TV still not working. Technician said power supply grid was the problem. Tech. brought TV back and it lasted before going out again. Now, I am waiting on another part that's currently not available for that model. I have lost all confidence in Samsung products. Although, their TV's rate high I fail to see why, based on my experience.

21 months ago, we purchased a Samsung Smart TV, 60 inch, model # PN64F5500AFXZA. We have enjoyed it, until today. We had had a couple of instances when it was turned on, the sound came on but no picture. Today, it did that and my husband unplugged and plugged it back in. He turned it back on and sparks flew out of it, and it died. We now have to have a service tech come out in 5 days and look it over. Not sure if it is dead or not. Very disappointing.

I have the 55" smart model number UA55F6400, which I bought less than 2 years ago, all of a sudden the screen goes black, and the LED flashes for a few time and nothing happens, just a blank screen. Called Samsung service center in UAE and they agreed to send a technician but I have to pay 300 AED which is about 80 USD for the technician to just check out, not including repair and parts fees. What a rip off, a brand new TV fails after less than 2 years, and I am pretty sure it is an electric component as this is what all indicators are, which will end up costing me a ton of money to replace it. Avoid the hassle. Don't buy Samsung.

Perhaps if Samsung put as much effort into building reliable products and taking proper care of customers as they apparently do stuffing this board with the suspicious spate of recent five-star reviews, customers would have no reason to complain about them. I bought one of the company's DVD players a few years back, and it wouldn't play CDs correctly. The problem was the firmware, which the company never corrected. Out-of-the-box systemic malfunctions of this kind are simply NOT acceptable from a major brand.

I have white dots on my DLP TV model: HLS4676X/XAA. Samsung said it's out of warranty and the service company wants to charge $500-$600 to fix the issue. Recently, I found that there was a recall on this issue and customer service argued it's an isolated issue until I proved on the recall. They accepted the recall and pointed me to customer relations. I own 2 Samsung TVs, Phone and DVD Player. As I am looking to buy a 4K TV, I will not make the mistake of buying Samsung again. I also explained to customer service and customer relations that if there's a recall on a car, doesn't the service center offer a courtesy repair. I paid about $1500 for the TV and this is the level of customer service I get. There have been times where I had paid to replace the DLP lamp, but this is a defective product and all Samsung repeatedly says is I can get it fixed as an "Out of Warranty" service (which means I have to pay).

I purchased a Samsung TV that has a problem which makes the TV reset itself over and over again after using it for not even 2 months. Called Samsung customer service, after being on hold forever the worst part was they didn't want to acknowledge there is a problem with the TV I had, but they knew about other problems in which they were involved in a lawsuit. Samsung's customer's service is horrible, basically telling me "it's on you now, not our problem." They couldn't even tell me how much more money I was going to have to invest in a Samsung TV to get it to do what it was supposed to. I was transferred from department to department, I talked to at least six people that couldn't tell me anything other than "it's your problem, you're going to have to deal with it." Never again will I purchase a Samsung TV. Beware of their horrible customer service!!!

The smart hub works sporadically. The remote requires a long time to enter the data, when it works. Buy a normal tv and get a device such as an Apple tv to access programming.

The subject TV has manifested the On/Off with clicking widely described on the web and, apparently the subject of a class action lawsuit settled by Samsung covering a capacitor defect in thousands of TVs. That settlement apparently lasted until mid 2013. The subject TV manifested this problem in 2015. I contacted Samsung by phone, described the problem in detail and asked Samsung to address the defect despite the fact that it was apparently no longer covered by the settlement. I was given a number and told I would be called back. I was, but then I was passed along again, each time with the statement, "We will take care of you."

I have a model number LN46A630M1FXZA Samsung TV. When turning it on the screen will flash, sometimes make a screeching noise, power off and then power on again. This process happens anywhere from 3 to 5 times. Once it is done the tv works fine, picture and sound are good, until the next power up. I've seen this exact same complaint on other forums so it is apparently a design flaw. When new the set wouldn't work properly on one particular "over the air" channel. Called Samsung more than once and they said the problem was with the broadcast station. Oh Really? Sounded like a tuner problem to me. Samsung tech was no help at all. I should have returned the set right then but didn't want the hassle of shipping it back. Now that the warranty has expired, the power up problem has begun and will soon make the set unusable. Don't expect any help from Samsung Support.

I paid over $2200 for a 60" Samsung Smart TV, which I absolutely loved until after only 3 years it just stopped working. It just turns off and on every 30 seconds. I call Samsung and there were zero help. I had to pay Best Buy $100 to diagnose the problem. Their recommendation was that I buy a new television because the parts to repair it would cost more than a new TV. Needless to say it won't be a Samsung.

We think Samsung is one of the best televisions out there for the price, overall performance, and clarity. We purchased an expensive big screen Sony and it went out on us in only 3 years and the parts cost more to order and repair than buying a new Samsung. We would never, ever buy any Sony products again. Samsung is great and all my family have had the same experience.

We purchased a Samsung TV 6 years ago. Recently we started having a problem and called in a Verizon technician who stated it was a bum capacitor. We called Samsung and we were told they are not responsible and fixing the problem was up to us. We went online and found out that Samsung has known about the problem and yet refuses to accept responsibility. To us, this is a similar situation as it is for the auto industry knowingly having faulty parts in its cars.

We had a Samsung that blew out as soon as the warranty was done. It didn't even last four years. It was expensive. Customer service was no help. My husband bought another Samsung. Hopefully this one will last. It wasn't as expensive. Picture quality not as good.

Samsung LCD 51." Beautiful picture. Easy to operate. Never a problem with it. I'd buy it again. The controls are easy to use, but it takes a little time to master changing all the various attributes such as color, brightness, screen size, sound, etc. Out of the box it was very easy to setup and use.

Samsung 65" LED actually has more features than I care to use. Internet access, 3D, voice controlled etc. Great TV, very clear and sharp picture. Internal speakers still leave much to be desired so I have it connected through a Yamaha receiver with separate bass. It rock and rolls when watching movies, especially action.

Love the quality, sharpness, color, brightness even though my tv is not big. I would not trade it for a big one because the picture is very clear and the experience is just the same.

Television is great, fairly easy to set up, everything was pretty self explanatory. The down side is the remote control. It's not a sturdy remote and comes apart when dropped. This remote is key to making the screen full size. So when damaged you have to buy a universal.

LCD 46 inch. Speakers out the back make it hard to hear. First one quit working so got another one under Visions extended warranty. Picture is very good - brighter than my Sony but does not have as many features - picture in picture etc.

Samsung 610 630 series LCD TV Model LN40D630M3F was having trouble turning on and off. Then the ports that you hook your internet devices to began to have problems. One is not usable at all now for the internet but works with our DVD player. The remote that came with the TV went out in less than a year, but we were able to purchase a replacement which works fine so far.

We have had a 42" Samsung flat screen for approximately 8 years and have never had any trouble with it. It has a clear picture and is very user friendly.

Television and picture quality are very good. No distortion when watching sports or fast action footage, and HD shows are dramatic. Very good color and sound. One problem -- the television will sometimes turn off (or on) on its own. It has come on in the middle of the night, and many times has just turned off while we were watching it. It can be turned on (or off) again quickly, so not much of a problem, but a noticeable flaw nevertheless.

I have six Samsung tvs in my home ranging from 15 inches to 55. I've never had a problem with any of them and the picture is beautiful. I did get suckered into buying the new 4d tv and I see absolutely no difference for double the money. My $400 Samsung looks like my $1500 one.

Samsung 32" Smart TV. Waste of time having "Smart TV". Annoying noise when you change volume, clicks each time, downloads interrupt my program, need special keyboard or mouse to use internet, otherwise you click one letter or # to prose. Also some icons are not available and so on.

Great 55" HD Smart TV.

We have a Smart TV. Samsung will not update the browser so a lot of the internet features are not available because you cannot update Flash or any browser add ons necessary to view websites or videos. I understand this issue is industry wide with all brands.

Owned other TVs and compared to other brands I think Samsung is the best deal for your dollar. I own four, one is over 6 yrs old and never had one problem.

I have had the TV for less than 2 years and don't watch it that often. I am now experiencing a green vertical line through the screen that can't be fixed according the repairman. The main board and power component had to be replaced for a total repair charge of $350. I have never had such a poor experience with a TV. I have rarely had to have a TV repaired.

This LED TV replaced an old plasma screen. It's larger in screen size, but 30 percent of the weight. It was also a whole lot cheaper. I've had no problems with it.

I have a 48" LED Samsung (2014 model). Setup was very intuitive, screen display is sharp in any type of lighting. One improvement made over prior models was to eliminate the tone played when turning on and off. This is my second Samsung which seems to be a solid contender in flat screen TVs.

It functions adequately; not too complicated, and reliable. Haven't had to repair it but the colors went somewhat askew after the first year and cannot be adjusted.

Samsung LCD 40" LN40A450 purchased from Sears 1/24/09 for $884.79 taxes included. The TV has worked perfectly so far. It was easy to move when we moved to another home. We hooked it to a dvd player, a vcr easily. Also connected it to a laptop so we can watch downloaded documentaries on the tv screen. Absolutely no complaints to date!

The picture and sound qualities are really good and it is light enough for one person to carry it and even set it up. The size I needed to fit my spot was just right and I believe I needed no larger than a 32 inches and I believe mine ended up being 31 inches which is just the perfect size for my spot.

Their product model number UE43F5300 has broken down with no picture but has sound. After doing an investigation this fault is happening often and it also happens with the Sharp models who use the same TCONN board part number BN96/23812B. This is obviously a manufacturing fault or just plain down bad quality components which is totally unacceptable from any big manufacturer. What seems to be happening here is that they are making TVs which only last for 2 years.

Have two flat panel Samsung TV, one being a smart TV. Have had no problems with either sets over the 5 years of ownership. Good picture and sound. Wall mounting was straightforward.

I have slowly changed all my Sharp/Sony/LG tv's to Samsung. The Sams are flat screen, some Smart tv, some regular. They all have an awesome pix, sound and features. I have used them both with cable and satellite. Satellite is definitely a better pix. I believe one is 40 inch, one is 50 something and another is a 20 inch.

I bought this set after not having a TV for 4 years because the reviews were so good. I agree it is a good TV for the price. The picture quality is very good for a low end unit. The speakers especially are very good & I do not need component speakers unless I wanted surround sound for films. The Samsung warranty was 2 years and it is bumper to bumper, covered everything even accidental breakage!

32 inch flat screen. My issue is lack of controls on actually tv when I can't find remote. I don't know make/model. Suspect it is 2013 model year. The control is toggle at bottom and makes me very unhappy. I have to unplug because can't determine how to turn off. Picture great, 32 inch plenty big for me.

I have a Samsung LED Smart TV, 47 inch, purchased around 2011 or early 2012. Picture has always been great, no issues with the TV whatsoever, but the Smart TV apps have always had some issues. For example streaming video will regularly "blink." Otherwise it's great.

I purchased this tv several years ago. It lasted about 2 years and the screen went black. I was able to unplug it and plug it back in and it would come back on. Eventually went completely dead. Took it to the repair shop and had to put in a new board. $250 later, it worked great. Picture is really good. Lasted about 2 years and then started doing the same thing. This time I had to leave it unplugged for about a month before it finally worked again, then it did it again about 3 months later. I pretty much gave up on it and just left it disconnected.

Best color picture, that is better than any other brand. I am very satisfied with this tv. This is a Samsung internet connected tv. This is the first one I have ever owned and very much enjoy it.

Bought a 60 inch Smart TV 3 years ago with a 5 yr extended warranty. Only my wife and I live in our home, so TV gets minimal play time. Our TV now shuts itself off constantly and we are unable to watch it. Contacted warranty service, assigned repairman and very cooperative, but total time to order and receive all the necessary parts is 5 weeks! My main concern is that we have a Smart Samsung in our bedroom, also! God help us. My advice--my next purchase will be an LG, or anything but a Samsung. Carefully read the other reviews. Everyone seems to have new TVs with the same problems.

The television is 7 years old and works just fine and doesn't seem to have any problems which is good because it would be very expensive if I have to replace the tv every few years. It isn't a truly skinny model that is available today but it does its job and has a big screen.

Samsung 60" Smart 3-D LED TV, 8000 series with Blu-Ray player. Have had no problems with it. Functions as expected. Excellent picture. I don't use 3-D feature often as I don't like to wear the active glasses, but works very well. Sometimes I surf the web with the keyboard. It will download videos and movies but occasionally the buffer overloads and it will lock-up. Quite annoying but occurs rarely. Maybe due to wireless connection or satellite modem - don't know the cause. Overall I would recommend.

Purchased as a gift from a relative. Have not had any issues with the unit. It was easy to set up, easy to link with satellite and DVD player. We have had it a little over a year and even when the power goes out or a storm rolls through, no issues.

In the last ten years we have owned two Samsung televisions. The first one had issues with bulbs burning out and having to be replaced. Ultimately the HDMI port gave out and we could not afford the repairs. We bought our current TV on an Amazon financing promotion and could not be happier. It is not Smart nor 3D but suits our needs in the form of size, 70". Will buy another Samsung when the time is right and bump up to 80".

I, a 64 yr old woman, was able to take it out of the box, hook it up to all my other components and it has worked without a hiccup (knock on wood) for the past 6 years. Didn't know it was so old.

I have 2 LCD TVs. One is a series 6 and the other is a series 8. The overall performance on both units is poor sound quality and a much better picture on the series 6. Sound quality is poor on both. Added surround sound system to both units and helped somewhat; however, my next TV purchase will focus equally on sound quality as well as picture.

I purchased a Samsung Smart LED TV UN50F6400 on in Nov 2013 from famous Abt Store at Glenview, IL for $1276. I didn't purchase the extended warranty because I thought Samsung is reputable company. Yesterday I found TV suddenly stopped working (without any accidents). After power on, nothing shows up. I brought it to the retail store ABT. I was told that the TV had panel failure. To repair, it may cost the same price. What a piece of Junk! I regret I haven't read so many negative reviews before I purchased it. Samsung should refund it for so many customers.

Great set. Excellent color, dependable and last a very long time. Have had the art for at least 6 years without a problem. Have the sound bar attached and a Bluetooth subwoofer for fabulous sound.

I have a 55" Samsung Smart TV. The picture quality is outstanding and I love the easy access to apps. The TV is pretty light weight considering its size and the stand is the perfect size for my mantle. I have had Samsung TVs in the past and I have never had a problem. I don't think in the future I will buy anything other than a Samsung!

Easy installation. Connects quickly with wireless network and other Samsung devices. Programmed TV settings are very good and don't require much readjustment.

I have a Samsung UN65JU7100FXZA. For the price, it is the best TV. I would recommend this model to anyone looking for a top-end Samsung UHD without having to go with the curved screen and SUHD.

My tv is about 6 years old I've never had a problem with it. It's a 36 inch flat screen with a black finish Panasonic. I recently discovered that with the zoom feature on I have a much larger picture. I love it! I use captions and doing this does not interfere with the ability to see the captions. I bought this TV on-line and am very satisfied.

The picture is great. Sound better than average. There was enough places to plug in games, DVD etc.

It has a great picture and is a smart TV that changes to the DVD player when a disc is inserted without using the controls.

Samsung LED TV not sure on the model number because they are mounted on the wall. My experience with this brand has been a long and good one. The quality is both sturdy and affordable. I'm definitely going to be making a purchase of a new 4K HD smart TV soon. Samsung is truly a great brand. Vizio is a great runner up I believe also.