Amazing tv. Even has a flat back vesa mount. I know someone here was angry because they read it wrong and want to blame best buy, but all that means is that it doesn’t bow out like most older flat screens. Vesa mount support just means you can mount it. Not that they include a mount for free in the box. The features on this TV are amazing! The controller even charges by solar power from your lights inside the house, so no more batteries. What I like most is the stand is centered unlike most TVs with the pegs spread near the edges. The quality of the picture is too incredible! You can definitely tell you’ve upgraded to a QLED. I would say the only con with this tv is that you can’t delete samsungs bloatware apps. I don’t need half of them but yet they’ll forever stay because it won’t allow me to delete them. That minor issue aside I think this TV is still an A+! Especially for people who game like myself! If you’re looking for an amazing QLED without spending a fortune, then this is the TV for you!

Used for about a week now. Great picture. One of the few 120 Hz models in this price range. It has all the features I wanted. Upscaling standard HD looks great. exterior styling looks great. The remote is simple, and the fact it is solar powered is something I haven't seen before. I am a Samsung SmartThings user, and how this TV interfaces with my other smart home items was better than expected. Mirroring your smart phone screen to your TV isnt new, but I have never seen mirroring your TV to your smart phone. Actually useful when you need to step away during a big game. My only minor negative points are these: My old TV used a fire stick for online content. This one has everything streaming built-in and is a bit clunky in how the menus navigate in comparison to Fire TV. However after a week I've adjusted, and I wouldn't have probably ever had a second thought if I hadn't been a FireTV user for so long. Sound isn't great, especially for low volume dialogue, but that is a weakness of most thin TVs. I bought a sound bar last night. I bought the Samsung 3.1 soundbar to use Q-Symphony feature, and was disappointed to find that the Samsung sound bar is too tall to slide under the tv stand, so it has to sit behind the tv. Not a huge deal, just would have thought this would have been thought through with both being Samsung. Overall the negatives are minor in the big picture

I bought this tv a year ago, it took a couple of days to familiarize with all the control options, and so far it’s been great no issues, very satisfied with purchase. The picture, sound, brightness . Well spent money. I definitely recommend this product

I’m loving this TV so far. I use a PC (RTX 2080) to play games, and an Apple TV 4K for movies/shows. I included pics of the Ultrawide mode running Battlefield 1 and Modern Warfare 2019. Pros: -the center mounted stand is very solid feeling -TV is bright, colorful, no major backlight bleeding, blacks are very good for the panel type (VA), which is to be expected. -Game Bar is great, easy to use. - I plugged it into my PC, using the included 32:9 ultra wide mode on this TV is awesome. I played Modern Warfare (2019) at 3840x1080/ 120fps with no noticeable input latency and VRR turned on. -remote uses Solar charging or USB-C which is nice -build quality is very solid, doesn’t feel cheap at all (at $999 I guess it’s not cheap but…) Cons: - Samsung still includes ads all over their UI when you’re connected to the internet on the TV - I wish the sound from the built in speakers was a little bit better, but I understand most people will get a sound bar or external speakers - Dolby Vision is not supported. This is debatable topic, but in my opinion HDR10+, while great, is not as good as Dolby Vision and is not nearly as widely adopted by content makers (Netflix, Disney, etc). If they added DV via a software update that would be wonderful.

Not much to say except its a fantastic TV. The color, the features and even the sound is good.