Haven't had a chance to really take advantage of this new TV as haven't had it hooked up to cable TV. Am currently picking up some channels over air but hope to really see it in action soon. Love the new, slimmer remote and the channel and sound up and down buttons.

I just love my TV and when I did have a problem with YouTube, Samsung Customer Service went right into my TV remotely and fixed it! Only one problem, I found out the YouTube on TV does not have all the "stuff" like saving shows that my IPad can does. Oh well, I still LOVE my new TV!!!

We had this tv for about a week and after hours on the phone with support from the place of purchase and Samsung support finally gave up and returned it and purchased another brand. Amazon Prime and Netflix continued to get fuzzy, buffer, start get fuzzy, buffer and start over and over. The last straw was when the tech support at Samsung suggested that I reset my wireless router to an old, slow and less secure setting than it was on. All of my other wireless video devices work fine so back to the store it went.

I bout another TV of the same size 65" that was $200 cheaper but I had to send it back. Then I got this Samsung 65" 6300 TV and I love it. Often, getting the cheapest TV may not be the best thing.. not all $4K TVs are the same The only complain I have is, Samsung has trimmed the the sound output to legacy Receivers. Yes, you can get a $20 Optical out to reguar L R pre out to those legacy receiver...but why not leave that in this TV?

Very disappointed with this TV considering no Screen Mirroring...My 2013 smart tv was having this feature but not this TV...very disappointed... Also the important apps like, Willow cricket and Crackle also not there.... Even the web browser won't play anything as it always asks about Adoble flash.... Don't recommend to anybody

We purchased this TV for our living room. For the size of the TV, it is very easy to lift and move. I'm not a fan of the remote control, but we have a universal remote we were able to add. We are not very technical savy, so a friend helped us get the TV settings the way we wanted.

I bought this for my father who has Direct TV translated to NTSC analog channels provided at the assisted living facility were he resides. Some of these are outside the VHF/UHF bands and are cable only frequencies. I added a small window UHF antenna to get the 60 over the air digital channels available locally. The auto program will find all the cable and air channels, however both sets of channels are a pain to access from the remote. You can only choose "air" or "cable" under "Live TV -> Channel List -> Antenna" not both. His prior TV would go through the air channels, then the cable channels and loop back to air. I did not notice this until the box was thrown out or I would have returned it. To go though the Live TV set up is a pain and definitely too hard for an 89 year old man with Alzheimer's. I realize this is not the typical use case, however I wish they would update the firmware to add a "both" option. I am a hardware and embedded SW engineer and know this is a fairly simple fix. I am a Samsung fan and have a Samsung phone, tablet and small TV/monitor that have been great. *** I will update this if the firmware changes.

The setup was relatively easy except for selecting the right sound mode for connecting to my receiver system, bitmap or PCM. The documentation, including the Emanuel did not provide any information on this. It was through trial and error that PCM was the correct choice, otherwise I would lose the receiver connection and sound whenever you changed channels or skipped ads on the DVR. Other than this frustration, everything else works fine,especially the wireless connection to the internet for watching Amazon movies, etc.

Having only purchased a TV almost 10 years ago (a brand I apparently can't mention) and never having any problems with it (still). My girlfriend and I were looking for an extra TV for our room, plus a def updated newer one. So far, I am very impressed and love all the features. Everything is sleek, smooth and easy to operate. We've only had it for a couple days now but I honestly feel like I made a very great choice that'll last for years.

This TV has a source of sound either TV speakers, Or Bluetooth, or Optical Audio Output. If my spouse, who is hearing impaired, wants to listen thru Bluetooth head phone, I cannot listen to TV speakers - they go dead. Same with optical audio output. The smart remote is not smart enough. You cannot go back or forward on a Netflix show, in case you want to listen to a dialogue again, or see an action again.