Samsung - 40" Class F6000F Series LED Full HD Smart Tizen TV (2025)

Surprisingly good TV for the money. Solid 1080p picture quality with nice detailing in highlights and decent blacks (does not have 4K capability). The built-in speaker is perfectly fine, not bad at all. The built-in OS is easy to use for the most part. I'm still using my Roku, however, only because it's a bit faster and more responsive. The TV doesn't seem to mind and offers access to the Roku on the welcome screen, but I'd go with the native OS in a pinch. Also, for some reason I'm finding it necessary to go through three layers of menus to get to the sleep timer. There should be an "express" button for this, preferably on the remote, since many people, including me, will likely be using this as a "bedroom TV." Minor quibbles, though. This is a nice little set for the money.

Our 5th Samsung TV over the last 15-20 years...we keep upgrading for size or technology. After six weeks with this one wall-mounted in a kitchen corner, it appears to be just as competent as the rest of them, which range up to a 75" Magnolia-level model. Good sound, good image, no hardware problems. Typical "issues" -- optimal viewing angle is about 45-60 degrees on either direction from head-on at 4' distance. Beyond that some slight degradation is noted in color balance and brightness, not in image quality overall. (Admittedly, we may be sitting too close to the set.) My other complaints apply to all my TV's: menu density is such that it takes, for example, nine or twelve button punches (depending on whether I start at Settings or at Home) on the remote to switch sound output from the device's speakers to Bluetooth. Bixby can alleviate that somewhat on the more upscale sets. It's also disturbing that Samsung doesn't allow for multi-source audio output; i.e., Bluetooth and device speakers simultaneously. Even on our bigger sets, where the option is provided, it never works as advertised when multiple viewers are trying to use different sound sourcepoints. What I'd really like is a way to set user defaults, so when I select myself as the viewer (as on our multi-viewer Netflix menu, for example) all my settings are automatically applied. All in all, we believe we got our money's worth. Got what we paid for?

I bought this TV as a second TV to use in my bedroom. I also bought it so I can stream BritBox since that no longer works on my older TV. Set up wasn’t as easy or intuitive as I would have liked, but eventually got it done. I’m also not a fan of the complex remote, I prefer the previous, simple remote. All that being said the picture is fabulous, the sound is great, and it’s the perfect size for the bedroom. It looks good on the bookcase which is the perfect height for viewing. It also comes with Samsung TV Plus, which is free and includes an amazing amount of live tv choices, (700!) including PBS, Britbox and Acorn TV. There are crime dramas, nature shows, news programs, weather, and old movies for example, similar to older live TV with commercials. I find myself watching Samsung TV Plus most of the time. I’m really pleased with this TV.

I loved the color on my prior Toshiba which I had for 13 years, so you can imagine the difference from this 40" to my 37". I purchased Samsung because of it's reputation, but it's been a challenge to familarize myself to the changes, but I'm getting used to it. I was disappointed with the picture until I read some of the other reviews: "Optimal viewing angle is about 45-60 degrees on either direction from head-on at 4' distance. Beyond that some slight degradation is noted in color balance and brightness, not in image quality overall." Until I read this, I thought my TV might be broken. Although one channel has the washed out look even looking straight ahead. I wish the manual mentioned to expect this, I wouldn't have thought there was an issue. The sound is good. Also, the legs were wobbly, so I found a stand on Amazon. I had called Best Buy and I was really surprised they did not carry a pedestal stand or could refer me as to where to purchase one. The good thing is that there are features available to make picture adjustments, but who wants to be constantly making adjustments. I gave 3 stars for brightness because I thought it was too bright, but I was able to to decrease it and adjust the contrast. Still Samsung is still a first class company and you can always call them for assistance.

I needed a TV with brighter image. This one was the best of the ones on display and certainly better than the Hisense that I owned previously. I’m happy with it here at home. Down sides are slow response times in comparison to the a Hisense, no voice remote available. The last is since Samsung has its own operating system, this system is not able to do some things the Hisense could. Overall, the most important thing for me was improved picture quality and I have that with the Samsung.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Great picture and sound it sounds like the sound goes by on the TV

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] this TV is actually the most amazing TV that I've ever had in my life and this to another send this to another customer needed some advice on what TV to get I would absolutely guide them to a TV that comes from Samsung the OLED is it's amazing this is great the sound is also amazing

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Simple setup. Fast connection. Love everything about it. Big plenty Top notch