I had the same problem as others report. After about 3 weeks, incident where TV does not turn on, even though IR sensor is receiving signal from remote. TV does not have a manual on-off switch. Only recourse is to unplug tv from power and then plug back in. This works very well otherwise, great picture, sound, smart features.

Easy to set up. Only tricky thing was the buttons on the remote. They are very small/close together so kept messing up typing in wifi password bc I kept backing out of the screen but after a few uses there’s no problem using the remote. Super clear picture n great sound.

I Purchased this 32" Samsung LED TV (1080p) to Replace a 10-15 year old 32" Emerson LCD TV (720p) . I had the Emerson mounted on the Wall and wanted the Samsung in the same place. I Couldn't believe the difference in weight, probably a good 15-20 lb. difference. This made putting the New Samsung on the Wall Mount very easy. I have a Rabbit Ear Antenna hooked to it via Coax and am also Streaming. The picture is crisp and clear whether using the Antenna or WiFi. I purchased this TV because I have a 55" Samsung 7 Series (4k) that I really have been happy with for about 4 years. Both TV's have very similar Streaming Bars, Remotes and Onscreen Settings, making it very easy for me to navigate. I have the Smart Things App on my iPhone 12 Pro and it too works flawlessly. Overall, a Great TV. I love it and would recommend it even though I've only owned it a little over a week.

At this price, it delivers much more than expected. The dreaded initial set-up was a breeze, so unlike many electronics these days. The picture quality is outstanding and with a rather dubious antenna picked up all the local stations nicely. I can highly recommend this gem.

I bought this a while ago and I still can't figure out how to use half of the things on it it's very frustrating I think really simple information and what's free and what's not because I'm being hit on for a lot of money that I don't wanna spend just want to use that thing and I can't cause there's 1 million things glaring down at me

We purchased this unit to replace an old flat screen without smarttv technology. Its size, resolution and sound are more than adequate for bedroom viewing. The setup was a snap- it readily connected to our wifi network & streaming apps installed without a hitch. The only drawback is that we still had to connect a firestick because Samsung does not support NBAtv. Otherwise we are extremely pleased with this buy.

Nice color, sound not so great. Have to unplug the tv every other day because it has a problem remembering the Wi-Fi. Sent tv in for repair when I first purchased and Samsung says they made a network replacement. Still does the exact same thing. And SmartThings is just as sad.

I bought this 32"FHD TV 2 weeks ago and so far I am enjoying it fully. It has clean sharp picture and colors and easy to use controls. I placed the TV in my bedroom for viewing before bed and when I wake in the morning, so I use it on a limited daily basis, but I look forward to the years ahead

The tv is excellent very good picture and sound. Good value for money. But.. I had to hire my grandson to program it and setup the station list, teach me how to select shows, etc. I know I am an old fart but I have been programming tv setup since the days of the 12’ satellite dish. This one is not simple and the remote is equally obtuse

First of all the delivery went very well and both boxes were in pristine condition. The television was easy to put together and coordinate with my cable and streaming services. Color and picture are very good. The only problem I found was I had to use AV cables to connect my cable box because I could not fit the HDMI and the Amazon fire HDMI at the same time. The little outlets are too close together and would not fit side-by-side. But that solved the problem for now and everything is fine. I do hate it that all the new TVs have legs on each end instead of a pedestal in the middle. You have to have a surface wide enough for it to stand on. But it seems all manufacturers are doing this right now. I’m sure it’s cheaper and more lightweight to ship. But I don’t have to like it ...