I purchased this tv about 3months ago and thought I was having difficulty changing channels, looking at guide was just the “ learning curve”, but no! This has to b the most difficult tv made. When using “ guide” it races through channels , when selecting a channel manually it add numbers , have to exit and start over, etc…don’t try to switch between sports games quickly you cannot. ridiculous, several tried to use tv but have same issues, Too late to return to store- going to throw out.

I bought my first Samsung television five years ago. I have four Samsung televisions and I have enjoyed them all. I purchased the last one a month ago and it replaced a Samsung television. I like them quite a bit. The picture is beautiful, it's easy to use, and has many features that make my entertainment of watching television a great experience. I have been entertained and its a beautiful thing.

We own several Samsung TV sets. Unfortunately, the build quality of this set is not what I am accustomed to in a Samsung TV. The 45" Samsung set we bought in 2008 and replaced with this one has better picture quality. The colors look washed out, the sound level is stuck at 15, and can be neither raised or lowered. And the flimsy back covering makes the set appear cheap. The price is great for a set this large, but build quality was substantially compromised.

This TV a was not to hard to set up. The picture is very good. I like the 3 year warranty. However, I do miss the voice button on the remaining. I’ve become accustomed to speaking commands for the TV. Im also not a fan of the fact that Samsung monitors what Im watching.

When I saw this Samsung 75' I just had to have it...it's big,slick and the price was to good to pass up...some people have a problem with the remote because its slim but I don't ..the picture is phenomenal what more can I say..I'm simple so I don't need another of ports,I just want to watch..I luv it and you will as well...don't miss out on this great deal.

My old Visio finally died, replaced it with a new Visio and it was a horrible tv. Then bought this Samsung and absolutely LOVE everything about it! No more having to deal with 3+ remotes, the picture is sharp and clear. Remote is easily learnable and did I say how much I LOVE this television?!?!

I bought my tv a couple of months ago and am happy with this purchase but I with I had bought a Roku tv. I hate the remote that came with this tv. It is too skinny and I don't like how it moves through the channels. Unless you have super skinny fingers it's too easy to mess up what you are trying to do. I tried to purchase a different remote but they are all the same for this particular TV. Ugh.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] We use our Samsung TV for all of our streaming and music listening. Enjoying the Samsung TV Plus app that gives us hundreds of local and network channels. Added my sins on account and am now able to control all sales on products in my Smart Homes app from my TV. Kids and I are loving the Samsung Gaming Hub app that allows us to play hundreds of games while using our PlayStation controller.

Worst TV I ever bought. It's too complicated. The sound output has died multiple times on it. I had to pull the plug on the tvto reset it. To prove my point about it being too complicated the owner's manual is 254 pages long. My TCL Roku TV is much easier to operate.

I bought the Samsung 65" Class Crystal UHD DU7200D as a Christmas gift for my 80-year-old mom, and overall, we’re really happy with the purchase. The picture quality is stunning—bright, crisp, and vibrant—and the sound is clear, which is a big plus for her since she doesn’t like using external speakers. It’s a big upgrade from her older Samsung, and she loves watching her shows on the larger screen. However, I had to take off two stars because she's having a hard time learning to use the remote control. The newer remotes are sleek and minimal, but for seniors, the lack of labeled buttons and the different navigation style is a real challenge. She misses her old Samsung remote, which had more direct channel buttons and was easier for her to understand. I’m wondering if Samsung offers any alternative remote options that are more senior-friendly, or if there’s a way to program an older-style remote to work with this TV? It would make a huge difference in her experience, as she currently relies on me or someone else to switch channels for her. If you're buying this TV for a senior or someone who isn't tech-savvy, keep in mind that the remote might take some getting used to—or you may need to look for a compatible universal remote that’s easier to use.