Samsung - 32" Class F6000F Series LED Full HD Smart Tizen TV (2025)

This TV is meeting my need for a bedroom TV quite well. Once I connected it using a cable to a network switch and also to an OTA antenna it was easy to set up. I signed in to all of my apps and they are working great. The picture was a bit bright at first but now is good after I applied my personalized settings and the sound works fine. The only issue I had with it was the legs it came with. I knew that was going to be a problem so I found a stand that sits in the middle and now it's perfect!

Great color, super sound! Easy to use! Love it! Perfect size!

his TV is excellent for its small size, and the picture is very good. We have it set up in the kitchen area. Only thing is that it takes longer than our other Samsung TVs to connect to the internet. Other than that, we're very happy with it.

I'm still learning the controls, but so far it has been a great television. The picture is brilliant. The sound is crisp. And connecting to the Internet was easy. The size is perfect for my bedroom.

I got this TV for my kitchen, something to throw on while I'm making and eating dinner, so I wasn't looking for anything top of the line, more something at a budget pricepoint. And of course, at that pricepoint, you make concessions. So the pros: While The TV is only 1080p, not 4k, at this size that's not really a huge sacrifice. It has surprisingly decent picture quality, solid color, and despite being a budget LED, the lighting (at least in my sample), is consistant across the board. I'm actually pretty pleased with the video quality. Which brings us to the cons, one minimal, and one, depending on your usage, possibly major The first: The sound quality is mediocre. Again, to be expected, most tvs, especially budget tvs, don't sound great as is without a soundbar or headphones. But this one sometimes sounds a little muffled or muted, and you gotta really turn the volume up from some sources. For my purposes it's fine, it's to watch a show or a movie or sports at dinner, but for serious usage, you definitely need a soundbar or headphones. Which brings us to the big con, the smart functionality. It uses Tizen, Samsung's OS, and while the interface is fine, and supports pretty much any major apps (and a few surprising ones), it's not as robust as a Google TV. However, that's not really the problem with it. The problem is that whatever CPU Samsung put in this thing to get it at a budget pricepoint is painfully slow. Some apps take legitimately 15 seconds or longer to boot up. For my usage, I can deal with that, though it is annoying, but for the main tv in like a kid's bedroom or something, this could be a dealbreaker.