[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Home use, streaming and Ota. Screen clarity is decent for entry level, could be brighter. Menu settings are easy to navigate and the processor does a decent job controlling functions. Annoying that app menu pops up when turned on. Internet browser works well even though no physical keyboard or mouse. Can stream video through browser which is nice. The onboard sound is decent with full tonal quality and richness. Recommend turning bass down as there is distortion when playing action scenes. Optical works well. Volume is obviously fixed in this setting and receiver volume must be used. If tv speakers are used when using optical, there is a chamber/hall effect that is Annoying. Turning down tv will remedy. Remote works well but button feel and layout in dark room settings is cause for many mis presses on remote unless you can memorize the lay out by feel. Have owned the 65 and 55 models about one year. Longevity remains to be seen. Overall, for this price point there are options with a brighter picture. Vizio comes to mind. However the sound on that brand is lacking and if not internet connected a message appears center screen telling you to connect to internet and will not go away on ANY source. And as of 1 year ago, there was no way to turn this notification off. Overall, am satisfied with both purchases.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I am in love with this product. The video quality is amazing, and looks even better in game mode! I love the the sensory lighting adjustments. Makes it so you get perfect picture. The user interface is easy to navigate. Only thing that is lacking for me is the sound when watching tv comes through low so volume has to be at a higher setting, but a sound bar would be an easy fix. In game mode sound quality come through louder and allows for the player to get a decent gaming experience. Would definitely recommend this product. Great value for your money. Very easy setup.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Samsung makes some of the finest televisions on the market. Set-up is as easy as it gets and the picture is amazing. I purchased this t.v. for my wife's exercise room and she was very happy with the voice command remote and the Chrystal clear picture. Internet access is extremely easy and nice.

tv has met expectation aside form the occasional network communication issue a poorly designed remote. every one has different preferences but it feels like this remote was designed to put the least used buttons at your fingertips and the most used out of the way. often need to turn on the light to use. antithesis of intuitive...

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] We've gone through 4 or 5 TVs in the last few years. We've tried the "bargain" or "lesser known" TVs. No comparison!!Picture is Amazing! Sound in Great for built in speakers! Apps and phone connectivity are Wonderful!!Very Very Happy with our purchase. So much so we got a 48", same series, same model, for the bedroom.Manage everything with Samsung SMART THINGS app!! The remotes on my phone, so I don't loose it anymore!!!

only had tv for couple hours, would return it if it wasn't such a pain. tv picture is good after a few settings changes. my biggest problem with tv is wifi, it freezes up when streaming. ended up using roku to stream with, no problem with roku. get that its a entry level samsung tv but disappointing considering that hold wifi signal

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Picture clarity is great. Sound pretty good for built-in speakers. Easy setup. Only dissatisfaction is with the remote control. We have a 55 inch Samsung smart tv that included a smart remote with voice input. My wife has difficulty with this remote. Too many buttons for visually handicap person.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Samsung TU700D is a TV that comes with pretty solid build quality if you consider that we are talking about the lowest cost per 55" Samsung offering this year and certainly is not giving away its budget nature when you first look at it. Audio quality is good, but really needs the Samsung sound bar for best audio visuals. We love the remote design and functionality, simple to use, and it will get the job done just fine for the price you pay. If you are looking for an extremely low budget, affordable TV point of view then the Samsung TU7000 is an excellent model that can offer you many hours of casual viewing pleasure either for streaming, broadcasting or gaming.

this tv is inexpensive. the picture is decent unless you're watching sports or movies with fast moving objects. the picture gets temporarily blurry where the fast objects are. also, the smart hub and remote control response are awful. the tv comes with a bunch of apps already downloaded and you can't remove them if you don't want them, nor can you relocate them in the smart hub. so, the remote and tv don't communicate well, and the smart hub is full of apps we don't use. this makes for extremely frustrating experiences every time we use the tv. there is nothing interfering with the remote signal that we can find. other than those issues, the tv works fine.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I bought this mostly for the looks and the fact it fit well in the space I have for it. The built in speakers are OK although to do movie content justice you do need a sound bar. I was surprised I needed a Samsung account (along with all the inherent privacy sales) in order to load apps on it. It was a cumbersome and disconcerting way to install your TV. Overall the video quality is good and sound quality OK although the built in speakers have very little bass. The remote is bluetooth which is great and can be used from a decent distance. The TV has a cell phone app but it only controls the audio, not the channel guide, etc. I'm not sure why they didn't include that function, it would be nice to control the TV fully. Also it is unfortunate you cannot use the optical audio out at the same time as the TV speakers. If I could use both then I could use other speakers and not need a soundbar, but due to their software it isn't possible. It seems inevitable I will need one, or maybe even win one.