I need a sharp glossy display as matte screens cause eye strain for me. Thus, text clarity, image quality, and panel quality were utmost important bc its 2025 and who can tolerate IPS glow, blooming, backlight bleed, bad viewing angles, and crazy high prices? While OLED would be ideal, I had a buget and also wanted built in speakers work calls. Enter the 2025 32” Q8F. Against the very similiar 2024 32” Q60D, there are small dicernable differences in visual quality. This display is crisp. The glossy finish has minimal anti-glare (a positive for me). I have an OLED glossy laptop and comparatively satisfied with the image quality if you leave out response time. Its hard to tell from an iphone 15 pro camera captured image but the TV (and monitor in my case) has excellent uniformity, viewing angles, and colors. The speakers are surprisingly good and plenty loud. While both Samsung and Best Buy list the 32” model with full array local dimming, I couldn’t determine the number of zones or find settings to adjust this making me cautious on this advertised feauture. So far, this appears to hit my stringent criteria as I have searched for the last four months for a display. Make sure to turn on Input Signal Plus on External Devics settings within the TV settings to uncap HDMI at 4K 30HZ to 60HZ. If you’re looking unconventionally for a solid monitor, this one deserves a look.

Picture quality good but not on par with a Sony out of the box. Seems to be the *name brand* entry point for 4k, though not sure 4k is worth the price. Biggest disappointment is the tiny remote.. oh may. I have larger 4k Sony's which are so much better. So sad Sony is out of the smaller market.

This TV has a beautiful picture and was easy to set-up; however, I have it on all day and I expect it to be warm but it gets downright hot after about 2 hours. It’s mounted on a full motion arm and it sits about 8” from the wall (plenty of ventilation). A small child could easily be injured touching the screen and the back of the TV. It is raising the temperature in my small office. I have reduced the brightness setting to 19/50 and still hot. My concern is with this heat how long will it last? The one year warranty will expire and I’ll be stuck with a TV that won’t work.

I have an entertainment center with space for a 32 inch TV. My previous 32 inch Samsung TV was available with a center mount that is no longer an option. I needed to purchase a separate center mount stand that places the TV over a foot back into cabinet - much too far for viewing. I mounted the TV backwards on the stand to bring it closer to the front of the cabinet, but it had to be jury-rigged with a heavy rock as a counter-balance and magazines to lift the front and correct the angle for viewing. It looks stupid. Otherwise, the QLED picture is nice. I've only had the TV for a week. We'll see if it lasts for 15 years like my previous TV.

I love the TV. Great picture, perfect size for the area. The sound volume is better than other Samsung TV's ive had and the ones my son's have in their homes.