My faithful old 55" Samsung died, and I needed a replacement. I was considering going with another 55" TV, but then I saw the price on this TV, and figured that I'd upgrade to the 75". PROS The picture is excellent. My old TV was a standard 1080p TV, which was standard when I purchased it. This is a 4K, which I know isn't the highest resolution, but I notice a significant improvement in the picture quality. The colors are vibrant, the darks look great, and the overall picture is crystal clear. The sound is unexpectedly great. Right after I finished mounting the TV, I gave it a test drive by watching a Marvel movie, and I was not expecting it to sound nearly as great as it did. It's very dynamic, and has great highs and mids. If you need more bass, a subwoofer can help. The smart functions and internet browsers are really easy to access and use. I use Youtube to access movies and TV shows that I've purchased through Google Play Movies, and my wife uses the internet browser to access our yoga classes. Ease of installation. The included stands are nice and sturdy, and don't allow the TV to wobble too much. With my old TV, that was my biggest complaint. The stand on that was notoriously wobbly because of how it secured. These stands give a much more solid feel. I opted to mount mine, and it was relatively easy to do. CONS There are panels installed along the edges of the TV so that you don't get hand/fingerprints along the side when moving the TV. The adhesive used is VERY sticky, and I was worried about peeling off the top layer of the screen. Be very careful when removing the edge protector pieces. I'm sure this is a setting I can change, but I'm not a huge fan of the auto-detect HDMI input setting. I'm sure there's probably a way I can change it though, so it's not a big deal. Overall, I'm very happy with my purchase so far. I was happy with my old Samsung TV, and if I can get the same life out of this, I'll be equally as happy. I would recommend this to anyone who wants a 75" TV without breaking the bank.

Overall a nice TV. The picture quality is what you would expect from Samsung is downright spectacular, Crisp, clean and clear, I don't believe you will be disappointed. In the short time owned, we've watch everything from movies to sports, news and sitcoms. Across the board the product performs. For those of us who like to play with settings, you are able to dive as deep as you prefer however and I have dialed in my preferences. The down side of this TV for me is the remote and to be candid, it is awful. Ergonomically, a bit on the slender side, it fits into my hand however the buttons for thumb manipulation are hyper sensitive. Don't blink while pressing a button you'll miss the cursor flying across the screen leaving you wondering how did that happen. You will need to use finesse to navigate the user interface. This tactical shortcoming can be bane if you are a customary channel surfer. The other downside of the remote is the button layout. The up/down/left/right/enter buttons are small and tightly located to four larger buttons; two of which are "for sale" buttons, one is Samsung Plus, one gets you to the Guide and then Netflix and Prime Video. Located right in the middle of these land mine is the Home button. I call them land mines because they are big, you can't miss them and most certainly you will inadvertently hit the Samsung TV+ button if you are right-handed like me (Lefties, you will be rewarded with the Guide) when you really want the up arrow. This is very annoying and a source of frustration. The on screen guide is latent and sluggish. Don't expect to be zipping around the UI even after you become proficient with the remote. Not certain the reason and I won't speculate but the navigation menu may frustrate you as much as it frustrates me. You also have the ability to add your favorite apps to the menu. Unfortunately, the "for sale" buttons are accompanied by other "for sale" apps; I am referring to bloatware. Not picking on Samsung as many companies do it, but they preload and lock a number of apps. You most assuredly can load your own favorite apps, but should you want to remove the preloads unfortunately you are out of luck. I have experienced technical difficulty twice and in both instances it was the same video issue. To be fair to Samsung, I am drafting an email to submit for investigation and hopefully resolution. I will only briefly mention the symptom in the event you have a similar experience. Turning on the TV, both times it occurred, the broadcast signal was incorrectly displayed. A one foot wide column of video was duplicated near the center of the screen. Unfortunately, this also impacted the proper display of the menu. Turning the TV on and off did not remedy the problem and the ultimate fix was to unplug the TV, wait a minute, plug it in and turn the TV on. Sounds simple however for a setup where you are wall mounted with your power located behind the TV, this task took three; two to take the TV off the wall and one to reach up and unplug the unit. In the end, voila the TV was back to normal function! I immediately searched for a software update via the TV options and unfortunately I was current. I also went to the Samsung website and confirmed no newer software updates were available. As I mentioned, this has only happened twice and am in the process of contacting Samsung. I expect this will ultimately get resolved. Barring the exceptions mentioned and assuming my video issues do not recur or if they do they get resolved, I am pleased with the purchase.

Great 75 inch smart tv! It has a really good picture and easy to use menu. I wall mounted it in my man cave which is a large area and I am really pleased with the picture and sound quality. I would highly recommend!

Great purchase, with only one gripe which isn't even that bad because I knew about it before buying it, it only has two HDMI ports. But, for the price of the aTV, the picture and sound, it’s a great value.

Picture is crystal clear, I love this tv. The colors are vibrant, the volume is clear and loud if it needs to be