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.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I greatly enjoy the TV. The color and clarity is amazing. I do much research before purchasing a product, all my TVs are from Samsung as they have been the best quality over the past 15 years in my opinion. The sleek design looks very nice too.

When I bought this tv I was very disappointed with the multi function remote and it's abysmal instruction sheet. My Netflix account is set up through Roku so it would not let me sign in to Netflix ,because it did not support Roku. I really disliked that remote! It also has no audio outputs except for a USB port. I could not connect my soundbar to it. I have returned the tv to were I bought it.

I bought the 55" Class Crystal UHD DU7200D to use primarily as a monitor connected to my Geochron Atlas 4k. It works very well for this purpose as well as a normal "Smart" TV. When first turned on it comes up on the channel selection screen and takes a minute or so to switch automatically to the HDMI input. I really wish the remote had a number keypad. I find it disappointing that TV manufactures are removing this simple feature.

4th Samsung tv I've had, and this one seems to lose communication with internet often. If there's a momentary outage, Samsung won't restore w/o a turn-off/on. Frustration. Other devices restore quickly. Great picture, occasional issues with tuning various app's; MAX, Paramount+ mostly. Samsung did mostly stand-up for failed "curve" tv, after many months of "testing".

Picture is excellent, but much else is ill-designed and not intuitive. I have to use my Roku for streaming channels like Britbox that aren’t included in Samsung’s array of streamers. Finding Roku on the screen is often close to impossible, more trial-and-error than practical.

Have had my Samsung for a short period. Been satisfied for the most part. Have had a problem with it communicating with an AT&T wireless router. It has decided not to communicate. Then a day later it connects back up. Don’t understand why. Other than that, have enjoyed the TV

We own 3 sizes a 43", 60" and 75". We happy overall with products Great picture and decent sound. One complaint is that sometimes the apps don't load and require them to be re-installed but as we have "cut the cable cord" a smart TV is a must. Since we have a 2nd home the ability to watch under one account is a real plus.

The picture is good. The user interface is slow, cluttered, clumsy, and non intuitive. Multiple keystrokes required to do simple tasks. The remote is the worst I've seen. The center button is physically connected to the up, down, left, right arrows and has a high error rate. No button for device input, but there is Netflix and prime that I don't use. Other than the larger screen size, much worse than a 10 year old LG 42 inch TV that it replaced.

I down sized from a 65" to a 55" I have never bought anything but Samsung. My 65" was 14 yrs old. The only problem I'm having is the sound, you need to put the volume to 55-60 to hear it. Then the commercials are loud and I need to turn it down. I have a firestick attached. Never had this problem with any of my tvs.