Well the tv overall its great the picture, sharpness but on thing i dislike is that it doesn’t have a optical port and it you connect a hdmi cable to the HDMIARC PORT the tv automatically connects even if the sound bar or audio receiver is not no . To me that’s the only down fall.

Color and resolution are very good for an extra tv we use in the basement. We were not looking for a great looking tv, just one to replace an older flat screen. This Samsung fit our needs. Only bummer is that the tv sound is not that great; so I connected it to our bluetooth sound bar and that helps to compensate for the tinny tv sound. Overall, very good tv for the price we paid.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I'm really impressed with Samsung's stuff! I got a Samsung plasma TV back in 2014, and ever since then, I've been hooked on their products, like their phones and smartwatches. My new 65-inch Crystal TV really shows how far display tech has come. It gives you an amazing, immersive picture that's super clear. The 4K resolution is awesome for gaming, and the 120Hz refresh rate makes everything so smooth. Plus, the sound on the Crystal TV is great – it fills the whole room, so I don't even need extra speakers or a soundbar. What else can I say about the 65-inch Crystal TV? Lightweight, immersive sound, and top-quality picture – I'm all in on Samsung's ecosystem!

Been using the s26 ultra for about 2 weeks now and I'm glad I made the upgrade. Was using a s23 ultra for a few years and I would definitely recommend the upgrade. The responsiveness of this phone is amazing. But the big thing is like is the battery life. If course that depends on your use of the phone just like any other phone. But I've been able to have the battery last all day. Taken off the charger around 7am and it lasts until I get home around 8pm with battery life to spare. I'm also looking the privacy feature. I use it to hide notifications and it works pretty good. Overall I'm very happy with the upgrade and recommend it to anyone looking.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] This product is absolutely horrible in relationship to screen brightness. If there’s any scene on the TV that has to do with low light situations, we’re almost looking at a black screen. I’ve tried all the fixes, and we have not had success. So frustrating.

My 43" Class Crystal UHD U8000F 4K Smart TV has spectecular views. The picture quality is by far the best. It provides picturesque views, as though you are right there, a part of the scenery. Samsung products are found through out my house. Thank you Samsung for providing state of the art products keeping up with today's technical advancements.

I just have had my 55" Samsung tv for 6months now and have not had baby problema yet. The picture is fantastic. The remote could be a little bigger and I don't like the volume and channel levers they have. They should be flat. Other than that I am satisfied with the tv.

This TV has the sharpest first picture I've seen on a TV in my whole life responsive with the remote The responsive with the remote the voice command works well and it's just a great value for the price I'm the brightness is great the color is an amazing the contrast is amazing

I upgraded from a very old Samsung TV because our old one was glitchy/slow to respond to commands from the remote. Unfortunately, our new Samsung TV is even more glitchy, and now confusing as well. It's difficult to navigate, and the screen is way too busy. I'm a 30 year old engineer, and I still find myself confused with this TV months after purchasing it. Additionally, guests don't like using it either.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I have owned more than one generation of the TV - I live the TV and would keep purchasing them - however the earlier interfaces treated this more like a TV - the interface now is more like an art gallery. I’m glad it’s feature rich but would prefer having a start screen more defined by the user - let me select what is does when I login - let me hide what I want - I do t need to turn on a tv and be blinded by apps or an art gallery when I just want it to start on a tv channel or tv app.