Samsung TV Reviews

I like the tv. It's a 42 inch and the clarity is great. It comes with monster cable HIGH DEF input and output. Just plug it in follow the simplified instructions and you're up and running in 20 minutes tops.

I use it mostly to work with other media, CD player, Satellite receiver, USB input port to read the flash memory data, Video camera A (R-L) & V additional ports.

Good picture, sounds good and size 42 might go bigger. Samsung picture is great, all the features inputs are good. Picture quality adjustments sound is good.

The 60 inch Samsung TV LED I got it for money I was collecting for 2 years, and the tv started having issues first month. TV goes on and off automatic. I didn't buy extended warranty, and after one year the TV stopped working. Samsung not willing to help me. So disappointed, am now using my old LG LCD. I have been told Samsung make the best TVs and I bought with 1 year factory warranty. I will never go back to Samsung product.

The picture quality is sharp and very clear, highly recommended. Good quality and very reliable. It may be more expensive than others but it is very reliable.

We have a few tvs in the house. The Samsung hasn't missed a beat in the 5yrs I've had it. Others have died in that time. In the next few days I will be upsizing to a larger Samsung... This product is great!

I have had no problems with my Samsung TV, the "smart" part works well with my home network. A good purchase! I also have a Vizio and that too has been trouble-free.

I am satisfied with the picture quality, size and overall performance of my 50" Samsung television. The sound quality is also appropriate for a mid to large size room. Particularly when sound effects are optimal for a feature.

I have a 55 inch Samsung, model number LN528630N1F. I bought it 4 years ago. It still works perfectly fine. I paid more than what I would be paying for a similar TV.

Samsung model LN48C5301F1F, 45-inch. The TV was the last model in the store of this type and was on sale as the store made room for the next year models. It has worked very well, the color saturation is good, and any adjustments are not difficult to make. Knock wood it keeps working for a long time!

I have a 65 inch, 4D Smart TV- Flat Screen (3D) Samsung. Picture quality is superb. I have had it for one year with NO problems. Good sound requires external speakers.

Samsung 57" had the repair guy here twice in the 5 years of ownership and the third time I said no way. I'll never buy an expensive tv again from Samsung.

I buy Samsung television. The resolution is sharp and clear and the color true. The only reason I get rid of one and buy another is that I am upgrading. My last TV purchase was a SAMSUNG 65 inch ultra high definition smart tv. I love it!

55 inch, love it. Good picture, LED 1080, very clear. On sale at Wal-mart. Would buy again. $700, just the right size for our living room. We like it a lot. Our first LED TV.

It was absolutely easy to set up its functions. There is no cable outlet to connect to so we use a satellite receiver and everything performs as it should! The picture is crystal clear and the colors are absolutely wonderful. I have no doubts about recommending this TV to anyone interested in this television.

I have two Samsung HD TV's, one 46-inch that is 7 years old, the other is a 65-inch smart TV, which is 1-year-old. Both were a little better than Samsung's mid-range in price, but not the top of their line. Both TV's have performed well and have great pictures and were easy to set up. The older TV had one service call to replace a board under warranty during year 2 but has performed well since. The smart TV has a lot of features I do not use.

We have a Samsung 65 inch curved screen. The picture is lifelike. You can use it with your phone and computer. I would highly recommend anyone to purchase it. It is a great value.

Being in our 60's, we have owned a fair amount of tvs through the years; ranging many varied brands - suffice to say at this point we are the happy owners of 4 Samsung tvs and 2 sound bars - enough said?

We currently own 3 Samsung TV's. The first, a 48", had a problem with a main circuit board and Samsung sent a local repair person to replace it immediately. No questions, no hassle. It was two years old at the time. It is still going strong now 5 years later. We replaced that one in our family room with a 55" which is amazing and I just got a 40" for my office this year. Excellent clarity and color.

We purchased a 55 inch Samsung approx. 2 years ago. We have had no problems with it. The color is great and I'm pleased it has a HDMI connection. Even though it's a larger screen the pixels are good and the picture is excellent.

I purchased a 65-in HD 6400 series Samsung tv. I was debating on waiting for a 4k television but the price and lack of content convinced me that 4k is not the tv to buy.

We own a Samsung 46" LED TV. Not sure of the model number yet it came highly recommended by a colleague in the electronics field. Ours was purchased before the super high def models, but I see no reason to replace it. It has a great picture and the size fits our needs.

I bought the Samsung series 6 6300 LED TV back in 2010 and have not been disappointed with it yet. It has many HDMI connection port that right now I have a Blu-ray player along with a Xbox 360 and Satellite TV connected to it, also a sound system. All have worked flawlessly with the screen resolution. Has been great with Blu-ray player and Xbox 360.

We purchased a 40 inch Samsung from Costco. Picture is good, but they are unable to help us get Netflix to come in. We have been on the phone for hours. They said there is a glitch in Samsung and have been working on it. It looks like for a couple of years! TV glass was scratched when we got it out of the box. The remote is not friendly, you have to really push the buttons hard to make them work. The Smart Hub button doesn't work at all. Never buy again, and this is going back.

Samsung I have is 60 inch and I suggest you get the biggest you can afford, size makes a difference in TVS. Samsung TVS are known for being very clear and my Samsung is clear.

This is a Samsung PN50C550. The cooling of the TV is quite under-dimensioned for the amount of energy it consumes. The TV gets hot on the left top and it may start to smell burned when dust inside is getting too hot. Various features are either senseless -- e.g. having to install some bad quality software on your windows computer to enable the TV to play movies stored on the computer (instead of just being able to read a windows network) -- or playing movies from a memory key -- the last never quite worked.

I've been very satisfied with my forty-two inch Samsung flat screen television. I honestly do not have any technical problems, or product discrepancies to report. My Samsung television has been maintenance free and continues to delight me with its high level of performance. It has been nearly three years since I purchased this electronics product. The color resolution has maintained its vibrant dexterity and is simply satisfying to enjoy. The dimensions and High Definition quality have been gratifying as well. I would absolutely recommend this Samsung product as a consumer who has had a fantastic experience.

The Samsung 65" Ultra HD Curved Smart television is a terrific tv set. I believe it has the sharpest images and contrast in the industry. The large format gives true to life images while not overwhelming the room or the viewer. It is truly much better for the viewers which may sit on the side or at an angle to the tv. The features are more than enough. I have used it in many ways from traditional viewing of HD programming, surfing the web, downloading photo albums from my phone and accessing all streaming services like Netflix, Amazon Prime and Hulu.

I grew up with black and white television and outdoor antennas; Always criticised the picture either verbally to others and silently to myself. Now I have cable and HD service. I do not bother to watch Digital broadcasts. My Samsung 80 inch is perfect for me. I have seen the ultra HD models, but have not been moved to upgrade. If and when I do, it will most likely be a Samsung. What is perfect to your eyes, buy it!

Bought a Samsung Smart TV and within one year it developed a vertical line of dead pixels. It is a great TV, but from previous experience, I was afraid it would get worse. Samsung replaced the screen! Pleased.

Brand: Samsung, Screen size: 65 inch, Features: Smart TV 3D, Display type: LED. The Samsung 4K SUHD TV completely redefines the viewing experience with revolutionary Nano-crystal technology, revealing brilliant colors and Samsung has made a tv and other tech that are clearly the best on the market.

Samsung 60" bought two years ago with no wifi capabilities. Basic HD Tv and has worked and looks great. Paid 1000.00 which was a good price at the time. First one which still have after 9 years and works was a Sharp Aquos 52" that cost 2700.00 on sale and was also a good deal at that time. Samsung is a better picture but really not a fair comparison due to age difference and the sharp is a monster as compared to the newer Samsung. Both work great and have proved to be solid.

Between home and condo in Utah we have purchased 6 Samsung TVs ranging from 32" to 55" over the past 7 years. With the exception of one hit by lightning all are still functioning as expected.

We bought a new 65" TV Samsung from hhgregg. The viewing lasted one day and the audio was fine but the screen was completely black... no picture. We took the T.V. back and exchanged it with no issues. They were great to deal with. I suggest you get the extended warranty.

Great TV! Have had it for three years now and love it. Customer support was excellent during the setup which included a better internet provider for better streaming. Would have gone with the next size up but at the time we felt $800 for the Smart TV was as much as we wanted to pay. They've come down $200 dollars in the three years but that's the electronics world. Highly recommend Samsung.

In Nov., bought a 32" and 40" Samsung smart tv's models 5500 and 6500. Easy to set up, even for us low-tech seniors! Great volume, after we had our cable tv. Guy teach us how to "pair" both remotes (the cable co.'s and ours) with each tv. (We use a DTA to obtain our cable transmission.) Great clarity and colors. Many inputs/outputs for our future needs. Samsung's customer service was not to our liking, though, so be sure to get warranty from the store you buy the tv from.

The television a very nice picture and we have not had any issues with picture quality. I stream quick a bit on it with Hulu and I haven't had any issues. I would buy again.

My experience with the Samsung 60" Plasma TV is awesome. I believe Samsung to be one of, if not the best TV on the market. I would recommend this TV to everyone. Clear picture, great sound, easy to understand and use. I have three Samsung TVs. Overall I would give Samsung a 5 star rating. However I bought my last TV at CONN'S APPLIANCES and I would rate them at a negative 5 star. I saw the TV advertised in their circular on sale for one price and when we went to that store to purchase the TV they had it for $300 more.

We always go with a Samsung - never disappointed with it. You can usually get it at a good price by watching the sales. We like to buy from Best Buy because they stand behind their products. Use their price matching if needed.

I have had this TV for years with no trouble. Sorry, I can't remember how long now. I can't sleep without the TV going. What I like is that I can set a timer, so that it shuts off an hour after I fall asleep. The flat screen and sleek black styling makes it easy to place without being too obtrusive in the bedroom. The picture is clear and the colours are great and the surround sound has a theatre feel. I either got lucky with this particular TV or this is generally a good brand. I am looking more and more at Samsung for other appliances.

It started out looking great but diminished value and color and performance. At the time I didn't think I needed the warranty because it was too expensive so I opted out. I should've gone with or done more research on quality.

We have six Samsung all different sizes. One is a 50 inch smart tv. We love the brand and have not had any problems. If we do it's "Comcast" not the TVs!!!

Bought the Samsung 43 inch 1080i and it has great picture & color. Smart tv features are great, Pandora, Netflix, etc. Next purchase will be a Samsung 55-65 inch 4K Ultra.

The picture is good. The size is nice. I have had only a few instances where I had to have it worked on. Both times it was the same thing. It seems if you move it, there is the possibility it will not turn off and on and if turned off, it will not come back on. Something wears out and has to be changed. I forget the part name. It cost $100 for a repairman each time and it took less than an hour in home to fix it.

Both Samsung and LG are good brands! I've enjoyed both very much! My Samsung is 80 inch and 3D. Don't use the 3D much but love T.V. regardless! Size does matter when buying a TV. :-)

Good size and sound. Paid 399 for it a number of years back and it's still going strong. 42 inch. I use it with a sky box and Samsung home cinema system.

You cannot go wrong when you choose a Samsung. To me, it is top notch quality, regardless of the model, in every category. The marketplace offers so many choices that sometimes it's just too overwhelming to know what the right choice is. My motto is to start and stop with a Samsung and then narrow your choices from there based on your budget because there really is something for everyone. As a female, there are things I just don't care about so don't count on the salesperson to dizzy you with irrelevant choices. Go Samsung!

50 inch Samsung Smart HDTV. Super sharp image with great depth. Smart feature connects easily to the Internet, connecting to Netflix, Amazon, etc. TV has decent sound, but mine is connected to a five speaker sound system which really enhances the experience. Had TV for about 2 years. No issues. Plug it in and turn it on.

It's a Samsung 58-inch plasma 3D. I bought it when 3D was first coming out. We don't use the 3D feature much because the available 3D titles are too expensive and kind of wonky with the use of stop-action used to impress the viewer with the 3D experience. The way they do it: it's more of an unwanted advertisement and distraction from the story line. Other than that, it's a great viewing experience in 2D. I'm not very impressed with the current 3D technology. The shutter glasses can be disorienting and become uncomfortable as well, after an hour or so. I purchased it because of the perceived 3D capabilities. Disappointed with 3D but the overall experience outweighs its failures with 3D. I'd buy another or recommend anyway!

Samsung 60 inch (non-smart tv). Our biggest complaint is the sound quality... it's terrible! When watching a movie, it sounds like the speakers are ready to blow. The picture quality is really clear and makes movies and tv shows seem so fake. You can see lint balls on actors clothes.

I love that it makes me feel like they are right here with me. It looks so real and I love that. I recommend this Television to anyone. The color is fantastic too.

Very reliable and great picture. The Samsung is the only TV that we buy. We have had Sony's and Toshiba before this one but they were not as reliable. Samsung has a reasonable price for a good product.

So on LED 3D HD TVs we have a few things to consider -- the motion response and refresh rate and whether the 3D is active or passive. More immersive 3D takes place on the active 3D styles. This type is clearer, sharper and has a better perceived 3D experience than passive 3D. But there are pros to the passive as well. The biggest being that the 3D glasses for passive are much much cheaper and the TVs don't have to be as fast or as crystal clear. Passive 3D LED HD TVs are typically much cheaper as well. The drawback is that they most often have slower processors and slower memory function that WILL RESULT in that pixilated effect you see on anything that moves quickly across the screen. What I have learned is that you need a minimum of a 240 Hz (which the TV box will proudly display) or higher.

Smart tv are great and Samsung gives the best price overall and I would recommend it to anyone. I am satisfied with everything on this tv. I would put it up to any other brand and this would be the best one. May be expensive, but you pay for what you get.

I have a 50 inch and it has been a great tv. The color is clear and hd is wonderful. The way to connect to the Internet is good. It does take a while but it works great once on the internet. I liked that the tv is very light move. It's easy to turn on and off. It's great to connect to games and with xbox one. I like the size of the screen. Clarity and the sound system is good.

I have 55 inch Samsung smart TV that is about 2 years old. About 6 months ago the TV lost its ability to connect to my wi-fi. I spent hours on the phone with Samsung's tech service, downloaded new software to my hard drive and copied it to a flash drive then loaded it to the TV all to no avail and they finally told me it was a hardware problem and the TV was out of warranty. It would have cost over $350 to get a service person to come out and maybe fix it. I bought an Amazon Fire Stick which works great and can now connect to the internet. The TV works great except for the smart portion. I think something that cost over $1000 should last longer than 18 or 19 months. I just saw an LG 55 inch smart TV at Best Buy for $549. We have a Samsung refrigerator, TV, phone and DVR but this is my last Samsung product.

I have a flat screen 45-inch. It is perfect for small living room. The color is good, and working it is easy, self-explanatory. Sound is good, easy to set up.

It's a Smart TV and I'm so glad I purchased it. I was not looking for a Smart TV but it was on sale with a price equivalent to the regular TVs. With it connected to my wireless internet I can get Netflix (with a subscription of course) with one click. Can also check email etc if my computer takes a dive.

Unlike the quality of Samsung washers, the television we have has been very reliable with top-notch clarity. No real complaints regarding their tv's.

I don't like the new elongated TV's. However that is all that is available to us. I like the height of the old TV's. We bought a 48" Samsung and love it. We would recommend 4K UHD TV as a worthwhile purchase.

The television has some issues, and when I googled it after my television just quit coming on, I had found that I was not the only consumer to have this problem and now that the television is a few years old they won't do anything for me and the cost for the repairs are between $150-$200 and not worth fixing, so now I have a junk television to get rid of and have my 20-year-old Panasonic hooked back up and running strong.

The TV is ok, but the connections are in a awkward position (in the back of the TV) and with the TV mounted on the wall it is difficult to get to some of the connections. Also, there is really no convenient connection for headsets; I have to do that through a separate amp. In addition, there is no PIP (Picture-In-Picture) capability, which I really miss (my old Sony had it).

After my experience with Philips & Magnavox, Vizio Flat screen, I will only buy a Samsung television or flat screen. I purchased my first Samsung five years ago and I have no issues with it. I later purchase two of Samsung flat screens as a computer monitor, and no problems. It even helped my eyes, the regular computer screens were causing me to go blind. Eyes improved with the Samsung Flat-screen TV monitors and doctor records reflect this, however the doctor does not know what changed them. (lol)

I have had a Samsung TV UN55ES8000 for a few years now. SMART HUB updates every day, even more than once a day.. For the last two years. I have had Samsung techs remote in and perform different 'fixes' to no avail. They reset the TV to factory default, reset DNS to 8.8.8.8, turn off software update. Nothing fixes it. Every firmware update doesn't fix it, I'm up to v.1059.0 now.

We purchased a Samsung smart 50" TV and it would not work after 1 1/2 years with minimal use. We contacted the company and they were not willing to do anything about the TV as they said their warranty only covers for one year. They were not helpful at all. Think twice before buying a Samsung product. They do not stand behind their products.

Please do not buy Samsung TV. Samsung makes really bad TVs. I bought a Samsung 60 inch for $2000 in June 2014. I came home one day in July 2015 and turn it on and it had black spots in the middle of the screen. I called Samsung Support and now they want me to pay $1000 for them to replace the screen. People, please don't buy Samsung TVs. The support team in Florida were very, very rude. I've decided to use my $1000 to buy a Sony TV instead. I think replacing the screen for at least $150 will have been reasonable. The TV lasted for 13 months. Dead pixels right after the warranty runs out. How convenient?

Bought 2 Samsung televisions. One 50" Smart LED TV for my living room and a 39" LED TV for the bedroom. Am very happy with both sets. Pictures are crisp, bright and very clear. The Smart TV is hooked up to the internet which allows a large amount of features, including a lot of movie channels, YouTube, etc. Would highly recommend.

The Smart tv allows for multiple viewing experience and various information that can be retrieve quickly and easily. The picture is extremely clear and with multiple inputs you can connect games, recorders, computers or other devices.

55" Samsung HD Smart TV. You can get most if not all of the Smart TV features with an Amazon Fire Stick and/or Roku Stick. So you can save a few bucks by not getting a "Smart TV". Picture quality is outstanding, even on non HD channels. This TV works great in a sunny room -- it is immune to the late afternoon sun hitting the screen, another plus. Save more money -- you don't need the new expensive 4200k screens. I doubt if you will notice the difference and there is little programming for this format. Going on 4 years of ownership, TV is on almost 20 hours a day, not a hint of a problem since day one.

Samsung 55" SMART LED is a great TV. Sharp picture and easy controls. Not so much on the Samsung Sound Bar. Would not sync with TV. Help line was no help and had to return item. Bought Vizio sound bar and had it up in 5 minutes.

Samsung UHD Curved 65" smart TV. I also have 2 Sony HD which I love. Samsung is a much better one in my opinion. The price was within my budget and I now enjoy watching TV.

Samsung makes great electronics... have 50" and 32"... both perform excellently. Works well with Blu-ray. Pixel clarity better in the beginning but still good. Reduction in clarity may be fault of Bright House provider.

We received this television as a gift from our daughter and her husband and kids last Christmas after we got back from Arizona last March. We are very satisfied with the TV. It is very easy to learn how to use. We have enjoyed it very much in the last 9 months that we have been using it.

Good performance, good color and clarity. Good value when you buy on sale from BEST BUY in Vancouver, BC. Good variety of size available. That's all I have to say, I don't know that much about TV.

I have a 55" class Samsung, still working after 8 years! Very good picture quality and the price did not break the bank. Few large flat screens have this lasting quality. I have since purchased a 65" Samsung and equally satisfied.

Samsung makes a great television. Picture quality, sound, and plug-in options are excellent. One problem which is annoying more than serious is that the television will sometimes shut itself off (or on!) completely on its own. Kind of unnerving when you're in bed and the television suddenly turns on.

Have three Samsung TVs. One 55" plasma that is 10 years old and still has a perfect picture, 2 year old 65" LED, absolutely perfect picture and a 20" LED that's 8 years old still with perfect picture. Cannot say enough good about the brand. Have one 42" LG that pales in comparison to the Samsung's. Bought it only because I wanted a flat screen for bedroom and it was cheap.

Samsung is awesome. Colour is vivid and spot on, lots of easy to use features. Quality of picture is extremely clear with HD channels looking like you are right in the movie. We have 5 TVs and every one of them are Samsung. It's the only tv we will buy except maybe an LG.

It has been flawless in its operation. Great picture, easy to operate & the smart part of the TV also operates as programmed. If I need another in the future I'd recommend Samsung.

I like the Samsung brand. Every Samsung TV I have purchased has worked well and for a long time I replace TVs every 3 years to keep updated tech but my old TVs are gifted out to other family members and there are TVs I have purchased 10 years ago still being used and working as well as they did when new. I will note that with recent LCD lawsuits many brands have been involved in it was over price fixing, not performance so most brands that use LCD or LED technology are all going to be very good. It takes a very good eye to tell the differences in resolutions and color quality but for me any brand will work probably about the same. I just stay loyal to Samsung because they never let me down on expected quality and pricing seems to be within my budget.

Excellent, very satisfied with Samsung. Would highly recommend it. Their internet tech support is excellent and very knowledgeable about any problem you have.

Samsung TV - Paid over $2,000 for it to die 2 weeks outside the warranty period. Samsung had a class action lawsuit filed against them and lost. I had a Samsung refrigerator fail 3x within warranty period and 1x after warranty period for the exact same thing. Samsung said "Too bad for you" and left me screwed. Washer from Samsung failed just after warranty. Same story "Too bad for you." All Samjunk is crap. Their service useless. Avoid at all costs.

Absolutely the worst customer service I have ever experienced. The TV died 5 days after the warranty expired. This is very consistent with any Samsung product I have ever purchased. Customer service was very condescending and refused to do anything about a well-known and documented issue. I'll never buy Samsung again and I don't recommend anyone else buy their trash either.

All my experiences with Samsung TVs have been exceptional. I currently have a Samsung 60" UHD Smart TV un60ju7100 series. The picture is great, and the features are many.

We bought recently a Samsung LED, 43", 2015 model, it is rather new but so far we are very satisfied. If we encounter problems, we will let you know.

Have a 42 and 60 inch Samsung HD TV. Both are about 8 years old. They have worked flawlessly. They have been moved twice with no problems. We compared them side-by-side with other brands and felt this one had the best picture. Easy to hook up to components and a laptop.

Samsung produced a faulty circuit panel in hundreds of TVs. The TV turns off! And doesn't come back on. There was a class action lawsuit that was settled out of court. But now... There are still these same TVs on the shelves of retailers and Samsung won't renew the refund policy. When you call, they tell consumers the settlement period is over. I will never buy any of their products again.

I purchased my 65 inch Samsung Smart TV from P.C. Richard the beginning of November. They guaranteed that if it was discounted within the next 30 days by any other box store, they would give a credit. I received a 500.00 credit on Black Friday. Very easy. The TV is really great. Very easy to use smart hub to watch movies from Amazon Prime and HBO Go.

I have no qualms about saying that any of the televisions I have owned were good to great. The Samsung I have now is excellent and very easy to operate once you get the right instructions. Today there are very few electronics to be bought that have enough information included with the machines so you need to have your computer handy so you you get the smart TV's set right as soon as you take it out of the box. After the Internet is then established you're off and running and never far from being entertainment of very high quality. The sound is sufficient for general use but if you are an avid movie watcher you may want a booster. The color is crisp and well defined, and only needs a small tweak when you have night movies (horror mostly) to watch. The remotes are easy to use.

Samsung 60" 1080p, 120 Hz refresh, LED flat screen TV. This TV is equipped with LED backlighting which provides clarity of picture from the side as well as the front. For being 60", the clarity of picture and the brilliance of color is unsurpassed by any other television. I have had this TV for over a year, and it is as clear as the day it was purchased. In general, Samsung has the best LED lighting pattern of any of the TVs available on the market today. This is my third Samsung, and not because of reliability issues. Both of my other Samsung are still in service in my home. My 32", 4 years old, is in one of our bedrooms, and our 48", 3 years old, is in the master bedroom. Both the other sets are in perfect working order. I wouldn't purchase a TV without the brand name Samsung on it.

Samsung 42" class Plasma TV approximately 3 years old, not the newer SMART version but really like the features and the picture quality. Not so fond of the text sizing options, if there are any, since I cannot locate a way to make text larger and as I age, I find I must stand closer than 2 feet from screen to read TV guide. This may/may not be a function of the Samsung but one related to the Comcast garbage offered.

We have a couple of 42" smart Samsung HD television sets. They are perfectly adequate for our purposes. While the units are both smart, we seldom use the smart features.

Samsung flat panel, after 4 years, it has started to pixelate. I remember when TVs lasted forever. Not anymore. My whole house is full of Samsung, appliances to electronics and they don't give a dang about their customers. I can tell you that much. Never again will I buy Samsung anything!!!

Very pleased, would purchase another. We have 7 different sets. Most households today have at least 2 sets.

I got a Samsung HD Plasma 43 inch when the other brand I had died on me. I like it but do not like HDs or flat screens because I cannot hook up my other equipment to them.

Samsung 55 Inch HDMI Smart TV Model 650D, 128 Bit. Bad thing is it will not accept older connections such as a DVD or VHS player. So I had to buy a new Blu Ray Player. Note- Returned the 47 inch for performing poorly with Wi-Fi.

I like it and would recommend it to other people. I wish I could get a bigger television but I am excited to have what I do have. The picture shows up on it very well.

Samsung 52" Plasma. Got two of them. When we got the first one, a setting had to be done. Customer service was incapable of helping so we had to return the TV for an exchange. Second TV came with same problem but that time other agent at Samsung could help and since both TVs are working fine. Just disappointed with customer service knowledge.

Just bought the Samsung ue48h6400. Easy to set up. I'm not sure about the 2nd controller. Why didn't they just add a bluetooth input and pointer to the main controller? And the PVR output is not useful as you can only record the channel you are watching. Otherwise brilliant.

We have three Samsung TVs. The 52" isn't a Smart TV but we love the clarity of the picture both regular and HD. The other two are Smart TVs. The quality of sound and picture is terrific. The internet connection worked fine for a few years and then suddenly there was a message popping up that said something about an inability to connect. I recently was able to solve the issue using the Samsung remote (select MENU>SETTINGS>NETWORK>SWL (Samsung Wireless Link, then change the setting to OFF!!!). Other than that, I LOVE my Samsung TVs and would definitely buy another one.

3 years ago, we were completely undecided and definitely confused about what to replace our old Zenith T.V. with. We had read many consumer guides, read internet recommendations, listened to in-store sales people; and the more we read and listened the more confused we became. On a Black Friday of all days we found ourselves at Sam's Wholesale reading every box that we found in the sale aisle. Then we saw another guy, middle aged, balding, with a close-trimmed beard doing the same thing we were except using a smartphone... Now 3 years ago, there were only about half the number of smartphones being used as there are now, so we perked up and followed him or rather stalked him. He finally came back to a pallet full of Samsung "Smart T.V.s, 42 inch".

Whilst the Samsung television provided the viewing as stated, I noted it would become too hot thus having to turn the tv off... Secondly when it did become hot, the sound and picture quality were affected. I owned the tv 8 years ago. I contacted Samsung thus voicing my concerns. Samsung replaced the tv with a new one and paid for the return shipping. The new television did not have any issues... and in fact I still use it even now.

I am very satisfied with this brand. We just got it around the first of the year and the only problems we have had with it is not with the television but with our cable company.

I purchased Samsung TV after had a real bad experience with LG TV (65''UF7700) product. My Samsung TV (UN65JS8500FX). I'm really happy with this model.

Always work, sound is great with my amp and no issues with color or sound. I like the HD picture and all the features that come with it. Easy use of remote and programming.

Samsung is the best TV brand in the market for the money. Sony high-end XBR series is great but overpriced. Vizio is very good value and quality resolution.

The Samsung in the review is Part #UN32EH5000 and we are satisfied with this model. Shopping for an additional larger Samsung TV has proved to be difficult. It is now possible to get a Samsung LED TV with other than a Samsung LED panel in it. Samsung is using inferior LED panels from outside vendors in some of their current line up of models. The version # of the set determines what panel is used in the particular set. The version number is on the box and on the rear of the set. To determine if it is a Samsung panel or not requires doing research online to decipher the version number used on the particular model one is considering purchasing.

Samsung is the best brand to buy at any size... Period! Sharpness, color and overall picture is outstanding. Shop around to get the best pricing.

The TV should come with wall mount bracket. Normally all of us already use to be using wall mount. If come with that, will be perfect... because a lot of them always buy wrong fitting and wrong item. Also wrong weight.

I own two Samsung brand plasma television sets, 51 and 43 inches respectively. Outside of some minor sound (volume) issues, the pictures are great and maintenance has not been an issue. I do wish that there were better manual off and on switches.

The only thing I can add is that I paid way too much for this 42" LCD tv compared to what they cost now. Mine is several years old, it lacks many features of today's TVs but it has been a great one so far.

Not sure of make/model but it was purchased at Best Buy in 2011. I think it is 32 inch for my bedroom. I feel the picture could have better clarity. Even after toying around with it to make adjustments to my liking I'm not satisfied with the clarity which as I've aged is very important to me. Not sure about how the sound works on televisions but this one required me to adjust it whenever the channel was changed which can be a bit irritating. One more thing that irritated me was the glare from the set, not good as I tend to watch television in bed. Overall it's decent television but I would not buy another one.

We wanted a very large screen size, 70 inches, and did not want to spend a lot of money on a SMART TV. We discovered that we can achieve the same SMART features through other entertainment consoles like the PS4 and Wii U. We saved a lot of money by going with a basic model. We don't miss out on anything, including the choice to get 3D. Recommend this brand to anyone who wants a large size screen and not all the fancy and confusing apps that seem to come with your TV otherwise.

Samsung UN39FH5000FXZA. The color quality and reliability has been excellent but so are other top quality TVs. What we liked was the ability to control the TV without a remote. Although it's not like the knobs and dials of the old days, you are not a total slave to a remote.

I purchased a top of the line 50" plasma from Samsung a few years ago and it has been a disappointment. First it died (completely dead) during warranty and getting it repaired under warranty in my home was a very frustrating experience. They wanted me to take it in to some repair place which was 200 miles away. After arguing with higher levels of customer service, they finally agreed to send someone out. Next the guy that came out apparently hadn't ever worked on a set like this before and couldn't fix it even though he was on the phone with someone who was trying to talk him through the repair. They decided that they needed to replace a module but the one he brought wasn't the correct one. So they had to order it and he returned a couple of days later and finally got it running. A year or so later the display started to malfunction, painting pink flares on the white portions of the image.

My Samsung television is a 47" LED TV. Although features and performance meet expectations. I would have to warn people that LED TV's tend to have a brighter screen than we have been used to, so movies and the like seem almost "studio", not unlike afternoon soap operas that have artificial lighting that all looks the same. However sports shows like hockey, baseball, or basketball are clear and bright and do benefit from the brighter appearance. For a movie, I prefer a plasma screen that has more natural colors and lighting.

Flat Screen Samsung TV, stand is not steady, cannot be tightened enough. It takes 5 to 10 seconds every time I turn the remote on for the picture to appear.

Bought the set to use at a state prison for ministry work. It has performed perfect for over 3 and a half years! We use it for music reproduction also! It has great sound with plenty of volume. Also have one in the chaplains house. It also is great! No problems with the Samsung's performance. Has a wonderful picture! The set great! Got it at Sears for $769.00 new. I will buy another Samsung tv!!!

This is my second Samsung because the first one wouldn't turn on anymore. I got rid of it and bought another one like it. Now this one is doing the same thing. After doing some research I found out there is a class action against them for installing to small of capacitors to start the TV. They will just sit there and click on and off. Sometimes it will start others it will not. I called them to see if mine would be fixed. The guy I talked to said yes mine is in the group of affected TV's but they will not fix it because he said it's too old? If they know it's a bad one I don't care how old it is, fix it. I'll never buy another Samsung product ever again.

I've had a variety of TV's from Hitachi, RCI, JVC, LG, Toshiba, Vizio, Sony, Panasonic, Samsung, brand is one I would stick by for quality and reliability. The others vary from extra features, more TV for the price but at the end, its features you don't need, the extras isn't what really counts. They all tend to break down with errors of different sorts. Since I've had 2 different Samsungs... No problems after 3 years. Alternative to Samsung is either Sony or LG.

The Samsung smart tv is great, but you have to shop carefully, two things to concentrate on quad-core if smart tv a must, for speed etc when searching, next make sure you ask the vendor about the led screen on that Samsung, ensure it is a Samsung screen not LG. Yes they sold some of their tv's with other manufacturers' screens, and the quality of the picture not good. Remember if you purchase with MasterCard, MasterCard covers the 2nd year of warranty free.

The Sanyo television has repeated problems with the remote. Channel tuning is very iffy. The sound quality is poor and color balance is off. Can't really recommend Sanyo.

Once I learned how to operate the set and what the menu had to offer I was quite pleased. The TV itself isn't very old, maybe 6-7 months. So far though it's working very well. The "High Definition" is obvious and very clear. I have an fat back set still online. The difference between the two sets is incredible.

Purchased two Samsung (flatscreens 1080p) about 3 years ago for $2,000 including tax. Service has been trouble free with fantastic resolution. The size of both units are 37" which is my only regret. Should have gone to a 48" screen size as our viewing distance is 12 to 13 feet. Still a great improvement over the previous old 27" RCA television sets we replaced (but were still working well after 10 years). Model numbers, of both Samsung units we have, are LN37A550P3FXZA. HIGHLY RECOMMENDED - just be aware of screen size relative to viewing distance.

Best tv for the money as the processor is rated highly, very happy thus far. I recommend it over most other brands as I believe that Samsung has replaced Sony as the tv quality leader.

The TV goes to sleep several times a day even though I have this feature turned off. I can't turn on the TV using the on button. It turns on using the off button. Many more problems.

Picture and operation are flawless. My only complaint is with wifi connectivity. I have to use a repeater to get wifi into that part of the house, and while all my other mobile devices are able to use it with no problem, my Samsung SMART TV can't pick up that signal or connect to my home network.

I purchased this TV (which is a Samsung 65 inch 4K) from Future Shop before they closed. It was a great deal and a great TV. It is a smart TV with a curved screen, a curved sound bar. Great product.

I like the flat screen. My only concerns are it gets hot in the small room from the tv. Also, and I don't know what creates this problem, the whole tv picture doesn't show... sometimes lettering on tv program only shows half of the writing on the screen. Don't know the model of this Samsung. It was purchased spring, 2014.

Samsung seems to have the best picture and is the best deal. It gets a lot of use and has been no problem. Control is easy to understand and the TV was easy to set up.

I would buy it every time. The TV is easy to use and really easy to handle. You can use one remote for three different systems. The users instructions are self-explaining.

Samsung smart 32" tv, the tv itself is not bad, but you will need to have digital signal. It is hard to set up and the sound it is the worse I ever hear.

It's a Samsung smart tv, and it has given me good service for two years now. There have been absolutely no problems with it. I like the clear picture and great sound. It connects easily and quickly to the Internet. It also interfaces with other Samsung devices. The model number is UN40EH5300.

Series 45, 4000, LT28D310NH. Everything that we wanted in a TV including low price except that the picture is too bright and could not reduce the brightness even with the help of the phone contact. However, it is easy to contact the phone service and without a long time on hold.

I think Samsung produces the best televisions in the world. Color is beautiful and vibrant, HD images are sharp. I will probably stick with Samsung for any future TV purchases.

I have a Samsung 55 inch HDTV. It was state of the art when I bought it a few years ago. At the time I paid top $$, now it cost about $1000 less for the same features. It was rated highly when I bought it and I have been very happy with it. The picture is beautiful, it is a 1080p. The smart TV features are now outdated. There have been vast improvements over the years. I would definitely recommend a Samsung product. FYI I also own a Samsung microwave oven that has been going strong for 15 years.

Samsung are great TVs. I would not buy anything else. Been buying them for the last twenty years and the picture is great and they do not breakdown.

I own a 48 inch Samsung LED TV (2014 model). Easy to set up and configure. Performs flawlessly. The only drawback is 2 USB ports. 3 would be more convenient for cable box, Apple TV, and DVD.

Just bought a Samsung 50" SUHD 7000 series TV, with nano-crystal technology. Best picture on the market. Got it from Amazon. Had UPS destroy the TV before I got it and Amazon was great and replaced it immediately. Not a big fan of UPS at this point. They lost the second tv that amazon shipped and had to ship a third one to me. There's not a tv on the market that can compare to this tv. Don't waste your money on anything else.

I always bought Sony but with the flat screens I am finding Samsung is much better quality. I have a few different models ranging from 40 in to 55. One of them was sold as a 3D but you don't have to use glasses with it. The picture is 3D and pops off the screen. Unfortunately they no longer sold the model when I needed to replace another tv. I find if you shop for the model you can usually find a reasonable price. I am not doing the 4K UHD or whatever that new thing is. I am set for now with regular HD. Better than Sharp, Sony and Panasonic all of which have graced my rooms.

I have 60 in. Samsung LED 3D Smart TV. Picture is perfect. Easy to use the "smart" functions and I am not very savvy on electronics. I would recommend this TV.

Overall good performance though a bit too complex to use some of the features of the smart tv. Supposedly smart but not that smart for novus user. Then I also heard "they" maybe following thru smart tv what am I watching and are also able to hear my conversation and that is worrisome?

I've had my TV for 3 years. Haven't had a moment's trouble with it. Color is great and have not had to make adjustments on it since I've had it. It is a flat screen and is very easy to move around even though it is a 50" TV. It is a Samsung and is the best TV I have ever owned.

I had gotten a 46" Samsung flat screen tv, I don't know the model, but I love it, clear picture. We had a LG. I did not like the LG. The blacks were not true dark black, when watching a dark scene on tv it just looked horrible. Wish I had more detail on the Samsung, but I've read they are one of the best TV's out!

Recently bought Samsung 4k 50 in tv model group 7000. Great picture, easy setup for wifi and online access. I bought from Sears because their price was the same as Amazon, Best Buy etc. But, Sears had free truck delivery with a set 2 hr delivery window and they took away my old 32 in ct tv for a $15 haul away fee. Also got 9% back using Mt CITI card with online Sears link plus 1% Sears reward points and $35 dollars Sears promotion. WIN WIN WIN.

Easy setup with several connections, computer, Apple TV, CD Player, etc and etc. Adding external equipment was a breeze. Apple TV, CD Player, computer, and more. Clarity and crispness of view is excellent. Added external sound system and worked fine first time out.

The Samsung has features that are easier for us elderly folks to figure out - even though they are not SIMPLE. The ability to get information through on screen prompts makes the process even better since I sometimes misplace the brochure that comes with the unit.

I own a 52 inch flat screen Samsung, it is about 6 years old. The picture is so spot on you can literally see the pores on up close face shots of people. The TV was simple to set up and very user friendly. I also have DirecTV so it is very easy when searching for movies or TV shows. The size is perfect for us. When the time comes I will replace it with another Samsung.

Samsung 50 Plasma -- we love this tv and have had it for about 4 years. Great quality. Sound is great and have WiFi ability. Have several options like Netflix, YouTube, and Pandora.

I upgraded first from an antique TV from the 1980's to a Sony 40 inch. I loved the television but the screen sat on the mounted foot crooked so I always felt like I was watching television sideways. I upgraded to the Samsung 65 inch curve television which I absolutely adore. The picture quality is the absolute best of any television that I've ever owned. After the guys from Best Buy tuned the television for me, the picture only improved. I also love the fact that my Netflix and Amazon Prime are already included in the software of the television so I can eliminate all the pesky remotes and little boxes that I had strewn around the TV. Whenever I play video games, the experience gets only better. The image quality is absolutely flawless and shows every little detail. I'd shied away from this model before because of the expense and size (it is very heavy) but after owning one, it's a keeper.

We have 5 Samsung smart TV's. They are the best. We've had sony, mitsubishi and jvc. Samsung has the best picture quality and the most features. Highly recommend samsung.

My TV is a 55" Samsung 4K Ultra High Definition curved screen. Picture and smart features are excellent. I don't think the curved screen makes the TV experience any better but is just a little different. We have a couple of Samsung TV's and both, in my opinion, have the best picture out of all the other brands we have owned and seen in stores.

My 50" Samsung from 2014 has been an excellent TV and value. The size is perfect for my family room. The sound is good. The picture is excellent. The controls are easy. The on-screen settings could be more intuitive, i.e. sound and picture. It works great with my DISH and surround sound/Blu-ray dvd player too.

Samsung 32" 1080 HD Smart TV paid $300 three years ago and have no complaints. Great tv. I have a 42" Samsung 1080 Plasma HD purchased in 2006 as well that runs like a new tv 1000s of hours later. Highly recommend Samsung.

We have been Samsung TV customers for years, and currently two of the four we own are about 8 years old and have been very dependable, which to me is a paramount trait. The oldest is an LCD screen that is only now just starting to show an occasional sign of fatigue with white lines at the very top of the picture, but in an Era when electronics aren't made to last over a decade (if even that long) I'm happy with my purchases. We only use them to watch programming so I can't comment on gaming and such. The menus seem easily navigated, the audio on our newest LED units is good enough for us to get by on without an external system, unlike our older plasma and LCD sets that have a tiny anemic sound unless used with the stereo. We chose Samsung primarily because the picture quality always seemed to stand out to our eyes the most whenever we were tv shopping. I hope they continue to make a decent product.

I've had 2 Samsung TV's and they have been great. I would definitely buy another. The 46" is a great living room TV and the 32" is a great bedroom TV. I might get another larger one for the living room and move the living room one to my bedroom and use the 32" for my computers to share. I love the Samsung brand and have more devices from them.

Samsung SUHD or LG OLED are the only way to go. Saving some funds on getting a OLED for the kitchen will take a bit. Get the best of the best. Life is too short not to reward yourself of good things in life.

Wasn't sure which top brand tv to purchase so settled for the Samsung. I wasn't disappointed. Great tv full of features, great picture quality with great choice of all the catch up TV channels unlike some top brands. So overall I'm a satisfied customer.

We have a 50" Samsung 1080p led smart tv and the picture is like you are right there. You can view from any angle and receive the same quality in picture. All our TVs are the Samsung brands. The quality is outstanding. If we purchase another tv it will be a Samsung but not a 4k. There will be no programming for that tv for years to come. So don't be fooled into buying 4K. The stations have not paid off equipment for going to HD and will not be investing in 4K technology for many years.

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.

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 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.

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.

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.

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.

Our family and our group of friends do discuss the remote for the TV's. Most of us would like a good quality product with an excellent picture but a remote that has fewer buttons and simple to use. We have remotes with buttons that many have never used in the life of the TV.

This is an older set so does not have some of the features I will look for when purchasing a newer set. Having said that it has lasted and performed very well over a several year period.

We have a 55" Samsung flat screen. People tell us it seems like it's almost 3-D. It is so clear. In fact we like our Samsung so much we bought two other for our bedrooms. I would highly recommend it.

If you own a Smart TV, you have to be technically savvy, which I am not. Had to hire someone who was to install it. If I press the wrong button, I panic and begin pressing every button on the remote. Way too complicated for someone who uses the sleep timer and volume only. Great picture and I could have purchased other TV's that did everything but make coffee.

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.

This 55 inch HDTV has a great picture and great features. The sound is fine and the color is super. Has lots of inlets to attach extras like DVD, etc. Would definitely recommend this TV and definitely recommend Samsung.

My Samsung Smart TV was purchased because I am getting ready to phase out cable tv subscription. Samsung Smart Hub does not provide the user with many channels. The user interface is user friendly but the hub frequently hangs while it is buffering. Additionally, this tv only comes with two HDMI ports (whereas most televisions now come with four ports).

Samsung smart tv has good picture, features and easy to use. Good price from Costco and return policy makes it a easy choice. Large screen is great for living room and we have another one in the kitchen dining room area.

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.

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!

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.

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!!

My current television is a 32" Samsung. I purchased it primarily because of the picture quality. I occasionally have visitors walk in and comment enthusiastically on the clarity and accurate color of the picture. The TV was easy to set up and is an adequate size for a small room. Sound quality is excellent.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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

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.

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.

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.

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 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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.