[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] This tv is great. Its bright and vibrant enough for us to watch it in the daytime with curtains open. There are no issues with the blacks and contrast. This is my first smart TV and I was nervous but all of features and the remote were intuitive. I had no issue figuring it out straight from the box.

43" QLED Q7F-Well priced, but I'm finding the countless reviews I have read are accurate so far. The picture is clear, vibrant & the sound is better than most tvs @ this price. I've had it only hours & it's disconnected from wifi already. The remote is very flawed & sub-par (& I like a simple remote). It skips when scrolling several channels at a time every time you scroll. You have to scroll slowly & it still skips 2-5 channels @ once. I hope a replacement remote might not skip channels. There is no time displayed. In settings, it shows time & date, but not on the screen, where needed. These are random, small annoyances, but if they are already so prevalent & happen within 24 hrs, I will return it for another brand, especially if it turns off on it's own & you have to unplug it to get it to turn on, which is why I replaced my old tv (which many reviews reported occuring soon after buying).

The Command Center Display: Why the Samsung 75" Q7FD Owns the Room ​Review Status: Highly Recommended / Elite Value ​If you need a commanding 75-inch display that balances high-end AI intelligence with real-world utility, the Samsung Q7FD punches way above its weight class. Here is the direct breakdown of how this heavy-hitter performs where it counts. ​⚡ The Performance Breakdown ​Brightness: Cut through the glare. The Quantum Dot tech handles ambient light like a champ. Whether it’s high-noon sunlight or bright overhead studio lighting, the screen stays brilliantly legible without washing out. ​Contrast: Dynamic and detailed. Powered by Quantum HDR, the tone mapping intelligently adjusts scene-by-scene. Shadows retain their nuance instead of crushing into muddy blocks, letting you catch the subtle textures hidden in darker scenes. ​Upscaling: A high-def promotion for older media. The Q4 AI Processor sharpens 1080p content and vintage films beautifully. It cleans up digital noise and sharpens text lines without making the image look artificial or over-processed. ​Uniformity: Clean, corner-to-corner consistency. On a 75-inch canvas, a "dirty screen effect" ruins everything. Fortunately, the UHD Dimming zones distribute illumination evenly, keeping colors true from the center all the way to the ultra-slim bezels. ​Responsiveness: Snappy and tactical. With Motion Xcelerator and Auto Game Mode (ALLM), frame transitions are incredibly tight. It strips away ghosting trails and drops input lag to a near-imperceptible minimum, making fast action feel instant. ​The Bottom Line ​The Samsung Q7FD 75" skips the overpriced gimmicks and focuses on pure performance: aggressive upscaling, stellar motion handling, and brilliant color volume. It is a sharp, authoritative centerpiece that earns its spot on the wall. 5/5 Stars.

This Tv is for an older woman that has trouble viewing and controlling the TV. We had another brand but the remote was difficult for her to use. Too many buttons. These buttons are easier to utilize. The picture is sharper and more defined/ contrast. It is also more easily connected to our internet. In Southern Texas power outages are quite frequent and it doesn’t lose its connection when the backup power comes on.

My husband has hearing aids that hooks up to a Compatible box that has a T-P link for the tv. Unfortunately this Samsung does not have a TP link and we had to buy another cable for him to use his hearing aids. Now it only switches between sound and anode for him to use his hearing aids and then others Cannot hear. This was very disappointing!

This tv is a huge disappointment. The picture quality is not that good, considering that it's a Samsung. It's difficult to program. When I press any button on the remote, it takes about 2 seconds for the tv to react. And now, less than 5 months after purchase, the tv picture stays on for about 2 seconds before it goes black but the audio stays on. And all thats on the screen are colored dots in line formation that move around the screen. The picture returns after pressing a button on the remote 2 or 3 times. But the picture stays on for only 2 seconds and then returns to black with the colored dots. Horrible! Waste of money.

The TV buffers regularly usually when I am changing channels or when Spectrum sends a request to let them know that I am still watching. When i respond it buffers and I have to go to another app in order to stop the buffering. It also loses close captioning at least once per day.

The picture on my new 75” Samsung is top notch. I recently had another brand four-month-old tv screen and audio die in the middle of a program! So, I researched and inquired from family what brand they recommend. Samsung was the answer, and I sincerely hope it’s the answer for me.

As a Samsung customer; phone, watch, oven, dishwasher, microwave; I love that I can control everything with my phone. The TV is perhaps my favorite as I can control it from anywhere. My kiddo hates it bc when she sneaks and tries to use it past bedtime I get alerted and can set parental co trols to keep it from coming on. Samsung makes great user friendly products with families in mind.

We had a Samsung Curved TV and really liked the picture and the sharpness of the picture. I wish the remote was more like the old TVs. Maybe it has to do with my age and the familiarity of the old one. One wish is that the TV would automatically regulate the sound. The sound issue has only gotten worse. Not caused by Samsung I’m sure but program providers.