[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I'm still learning all the features on the TV. I'm a movie buff and love the movie experience in my own home. I stubbled upon some free videos including some related to health and fitness--perfect for new year's resolutions/goals. The TV set-up process was effortless considering the last Samsung tv that i had. I gave it 4 stars instead of 5 because the surround sound is as robust as my previous Samsung tv. I have to really turn up the volume to 30+ for that movie experience. Also, the instructions for connecting an external receiver (with surround sound) are not clear. I will do some more research to figure it out because this TV is still a keeper. This model also has more storage than my previous TV which is another plus so I'm able to add more apps.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Very bright picture. Has multiple input options. Has mice appearance even when off. Has options to use various methods for stands and supports. Slim remote looks more modern. Price was reasonable. Packing job was very good. Overall a great deal.

The picture is good but could be a lot better. I will try changing the picture mode to dynamic to see if that helps. The really bad thing about this tv isn't the tv at all, it is the absolutely ghastly remote and user interface. It is extremely easy to hit the wrong button due to the tiny size of the controls and it is impossible to get rid of all the junk apps that you don't use and don't want to see. I finally gave up and bought a ROKU to use as an interface. I have always thought that ROKU's user interface was terrible but it is still much better than the moronic Samsung remote experience. I took the batteries out of the Samsung remote and tossed into a junk box and only use the tv through the ROKU.

The TV itself is great, images are sharp, and colors are brilliant, however, the remote control is not as user friendly as the old Samsung remotes. I especially dislike the up and down toggle to change volume and the channels. I prefer a larger remote with the push button features which are so much easier to use.

I purchased this TV a few weeks ago. There was no user manual and that is very disappointing. I don't have 'cable', I use a convertor box for watching TV. I got it hooked up the first day with a few issues, but it has been working fine until last night. In the middle of watching a game head into overtime, no less, the TV stopped recognizing the convertor box connection. I keep trying to get it back, but it is frustrating. On the other hand, the picture is awesome, the connect to internet works great so I can watch Peacock and Hulu, but so far, I don't really use the other features. I can't seem to adjust the volume and that is a huge irritation. I did download the manual, but it seems to be a million pages and I would really like just an easy nuts and bolts user guide to hooking up. How do I watch basic over the air TV? Like PBS, ABC, CBS, NBC, FOX and others? Am I gonna miss the Super Bowl tomorrow???

I had high expectations when purchasing the Samsung 85” TV, but after months of use, I can confidently say this model has been a huge disappointment. Application Hub & Performance Issues The biggest frustration comes from the sluggish and unresponsive application hub. Navigating between apps feels unnecessarily slow, and the transition from the app hub to an actual app takes far longer than it should. For a premium TV, I expected smooth and seamless performance, but instead, I deal with lag and unresponsiveness that make even basic tasks frustrating. Severe Burn-In Problems The burn-in issue is by far the worst problem with this TV. I enjoy watching darker, high-contrast films, but after some use, the burn-in is so extreme that certain scenes are completely unwatchable. Blacks are inconsistent, and ghosting from previous images makes the viewing experience painful. I’ve already had the display replaced once, yet the problem persists—meaning this is either a widespread issue with this model or poor quality control from Samsung. Final Thoughts For the price, I expected much better performance, both in terms of smart features and display quality. Between the unbearably slow application hub and severe burn-in problems, I cannot recommend this TV to anyone looking for a premium viewing experience. Even after a display replacement, there has been no improvement, which makes it clear that this is a fundamental flaw in the design or manufacturing of this model.

Picture quality is good, design is good, but moving between devices is a bit inconvenient, and when adjusting the volume, it often switches to another section, which causes a lot of embarrassment during presentations. The TV itself is excellent, but the software is somewhat inconvenient. For example, the options that can be set within the TV and the connectivity between the TV and linked devices don’t work as desired, making it a bit uncomfortable.

I bought three TVs about two years ago. They are all good but I can’t stand the fact that they don’t stay on the channel I put them on. They always revert to a show called Runway, I can’t stand that show. For this reason alone I will shop for a TV that stays on the channel I choose next time.

Good picture but the most horrible and confusing user interface I have ever seen. If you want to spend hours trying to figure out how to add an app to your home screen or to remove all the spammy recommendations only to find out you can't then you might like this TV. All basic functions are buried in the worst menu system I have ever used. in any electronic device.

this tv was a gift from out kids for Christmas. what a wonderful and unexpended surprise!! putting the tv together to hang on the wall was easy but took a couple of people to help lift it on the wall stand. when we went to hook up my husbands sound box for his hearing aids, we were very surprised to find that there was no optic outlet on the back to do this, and so he is unable to use his remote to control the volume for his hearing aids!! we wish we would of looked at the back for that feature first, so that maybe we would of taken this model back and got a different one with that feature. he misses it.