I wanted a bigger tv but our space is small. But going from 32 to 43 was good. A little trouble with the install. While TV is light, it is heavy for trying to mount. I also found it difficult to EASILY find and install MY streaming apps. Plus Paramount only seems to work when I restart my TV. Don't know if it is a Samsung problem or an app problem. Over all I am pleased. Not quite a 4 for me but definitely not a 3. And price was right. But wish I knew how to easily install my apps. I ended up pushing buttons and have no idea how I got one installed. Not all of us are tech inclined.

So far so good except for the remote controls. They are the the worst I’ve ever encountered. I can’t ‘feel’ the points of contacts - can’tvsense if I’ve successfully pushed the button or not. Bought all three tv’s the same day - had O known how awful the remotes are I’d think twice.

The enhanced color in the picture of skin tones and backgrounds are fantastic! I upgraded from a smaller Samsung 2 weeks ago and honestly I don't know why I hadn't done it sooner. So proud of it, I've had family and friends over several times to watch tv!! 65" may not be the biggest but total satisfaction.

Unfortunately, I am not smart enough to be able to use a smart tv. The remote controls buttons are so small. Itʼs hard for us seniors with our arthritic fingers to maneuver. Also the key pad is not lit. Wish I could get a larger, senior friendly remote. Remote control has no microphone to search, even tho screen says ask......

Great clarity and great sound. Easy to set up, Unfortunately tvs last June eliminated some ports and I had to buy new headphones. More unfortunately I accidentally knocked over the tv and now need to buy a new one less than a year later. Screen damaged

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.

Ok, the picture is fantastic, but the o/s is crap. It’s a jumbled mess with a bunch of automated switching and preloaded Samsung-provided (marketing) apps and content. There a bunch of people narrative political shows and Fox News with no easy way to remove. Controls for audio are buried and I still can’t find them…after months. I’m in my fifties, no, not a boomer. I’m no dummy. The HUI or whatever is junk. They tried to do something neat, but failed. As much as I don’t want to give Bezos any money, I gotta go back to the Amazon interface. It’s dummy proof and works fine, you’re dancing with the devil. Please do better. It’s so annoying I want to get rid of the tv.

It’s not recognizing my initial set up. Says I don’t have an account. I’m just having to use my fire stick and Amazon prime. Can’t get help when I call. I had to create whole new account and it wants to charge me again for what I’m already paying. Crazy

I bought this television a few months ago and I am very happy with the purchase. My concern is with the lack of literature on how to use all its features. I am old school and would appreciate a manual. Maybe even an on-line (or instore) class to learn about its features.

WE bought our newTV about 3 months ago. I had issues connecting it to our internet service. I had to contact Samsung thru their chat. It took a while but got it connected, We replaced a smaller Samsung we had for 7 years. The new TV has a different screen menu , I found the older menu easier to work with, especially loading the apps. Our biggest issue is the brightness , the "night scenes" on the programs are very dark. The brightness has been set to the max, daytime scenes are ok. Turning on the TV, the menu remembers where you left off. So basically that program is where you start. Our older Samsung did not have that function, which I preferred. Apps were easier to install as well.