calling this a smart tv is a makor stretch. it will access the internet & let you do very simple things like watch youtube. however, it is seriously lacking in available apps & features. the deal breaker for me is that it doesn’t even have bluetooth. i had jo idea that this was even possible for a tv that was produced in 2019. do yourself a favor and pay a little extra to get a “real” smart tv. you will be glad that you did.

Unfortunately, I ordered this tv online, and it arrived with a damaged screen. I actually love the Samsung brand. So I was so disappointed when it was damaged. I went into my local store, returned the damaged tv, and bought a Samsung 43". It works excellent!!

this is an excellent tv. and it fits perfectly at a diagonal on the top of our chest of drawers. light as a feather. one problem: i have to unplug and re-plug every time i want to use the smart feature. there are so many features beyond the simple “menu” of our past tvs that maybe i haven’t come across some tips that would help me correct this problem. if anybody “out there” has a solution, please let me know. but even with this, i will keep it. looking forward to seeing what else i can do with this baby!

(This review was collected as part of a promotion.) The Samsung N5200 is ergonomic and easier to use from the last TV WE had, especially the apps more accessible. The remote IS great and Can be controlled only by your voice, which saves Time when you make a research

Can’t believe Samsung produces a “Smart” TV without Bluetooth. Yes this model Does Not have Bluetooth. Checked seven ways to Sunday and it doesn’t. Not only that it doesn’t have dual audio output. On top of that the picture is not great. Picture is dark. Had to go through all kinds of adjustments to brighten up. Very disappointed

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] with one exception this is the 9th samsung tv i have purchased. i made the mistake of not checking on what providers you can access prior to buying and that won't happen again. the one time where i had to have access to my provider due to where this unit was installed; s/sung has failed me. adding / uploading apps is no fun either. nothing to "see" here - move along.

I like this TV. I bought it because my Mom's old Sony Trinitron was getting weak in picture quality, and her eyes are getting worse. I was going to go with a 50", but I'm glad I didn't.She needs TV viewing glasses to see it, and this is about the biggest size that works. We aren't using the Smeart aspects (yet), but the set up was easy. Like all Samsungs, the color is EXCELLENT, and can be tweaked to personal preference. Same for the sound. The setup menus can be a bit confusing, but then, so can Windows 10. Just have some patience, and you'll figure it out. It works with the Comcast remote, and once added it provides seamless operation. Sound is good, and she can hear it even though she can't hear me talk to her. That says something. All in all, so far, it has been a pleasant experience. Since right now we are on cable only, I can say for this use this was a good choice. If you have a small room, like hers, this is a good choice. I think I'm going to buy one for my office, and another for her bedroom, because they are the right size for the right price. Four stars ONLY because the menus can be confusing. Just be patient. You'll find what you want.

it breaks my heart to see so many negative reviews here, i guess people do not know what this tv has to offer. this is the first tv that i have ever had that does not need a physical hook up to work, and the phone mirroring option is wonderful! i am still learning new things with this tv. i am a trucker and this fits nicely on my bunk and i am experimenting with surround sound and it promises to be everything i expect from sam!!

We have tried two of these, and neither would reconnect to the Internet on power up from the remote without jumping through hoops to reset the network at the TV and re-select the network and enter the network password EVERY SINGLE TIME! The picture is great and the features are what we want, and it works great until you use the remote to turn it off. Getting it connected again takes 10 minutes (we don't have a trivial password). Totally unacceptable for a "smart" TV. Our Roku stick and Amazon Fire stick both connect fine when powered up, so we plan to return this TV and get a regular TV and another Roku stick that will actually work.

My problem centers around the remote. I use direct tv, and rely heavily on the sleep timer. It seems ridiculous to go through like 4 or more steps to set this option. Also the critical navigation buttons are small aand positioned to the bottom of. the device. Other than that I have had no problems and like the tv.