Customer Ratings & Reviews

I purchased this as a gift for my mother. She was watching a 10 year old 'not so smart' TV and wanted to add channels besides local without adding much cost. So simply adding Hulu gave her a lot of new stuff she's excited by. Perfectly fine TV for this.

The TiVo unit has been stable and effective overall. The user interface is clunky compared to dish or direct TV and it is slow to load applications. I would have given a 4 1/2 stars if possible, but can’t give a five until those issues are resolved.

We are big sports people and while this comes with some of the channels we like, PlayStation Vue was actually better for us because you don’t have to add the extra package to get most of the sports channels. It met our needs, just not all of our wants.

I've always been a fan of Samsung products and when it came to getting a new TV I wouldn't go with any other. It has a good quality picture, sound, and is easy to use. Also very easy to screen mirror my phone to if I ever want to use my phone on my TV

I was excited to get a nice size flat screen TV but my surround sound system is not able to be hooked up to this tv. Not too happy anymore. They should make a TV with this capability. Not everyone can afford all new wireless speakers after buying a TV!

I really enjoy using Sling, it provides just about all the channels I want except for a few. Utilizing this program with others and obviously Netflix, it's the future of TV, save so much money!

Easy to assemble. One connect simplifies the connection process and eliminates all the wires but one to the TV. It takes a little bit of time to learn and navigate with the remote. One glitch with the remote is when you turn the TV off it does not always turn off the component in use, you have to manually turn it off. The Voice control works very well too. The picture is fantastic.

Decent content for a streaming service, no contracts required which I appreciate. Has on demand television shows with a good selection. I think the subscription price is high though at $25 per month so I probably won't continue after the trial period.

I received 30 days of free Sling with my TV purchase, so I set it up. It looks like it has some decent content, but I already have access with other streaming services i use, so I haven't done much with it. Probably not continuing after the 30 days.

I thought that this was a provided a good way to view the Big Screen. I liked the fact that there were different financial options to choose from, though they seemed to be just a bit too pricey for me. Some of the programs I enjoyed I could not find.

We purchased this after returning an LG TV that had a terrible picture. This one is much better- the picture is clear overall. The only downside is there is some blurring with motion, but it's not bad enough for us to return it. Overall a good TV.

We're way far from being Geeks but thanks to the Best Buy tutorials we got online and the directions supplied by Samsung we were more than ready for the task. The new TV is working like a charm and the picture is so much sharper than our old 32 inch unit. Only downer is there is no composite input so we gave up our old VCR and tape collection. FYI, we didn't really want to spend the extra money to get the digital to composite video converter to keep the VCR capability.

I have DirectTV package, mainly for sports, but Sling TV definitely could be an option to switch over. Only thing lacking is the full breadth of sports packages and the UI on my Smart TV was a bit hard to deal with. Service quality was great though.

My new 65 inch Samsung's video is awesome, thus far... Most of the initial set up was pretty easy. I'm currently in process of setting up the system itself, more on that at a later time. This being said I do not anticipate a lot of work. I believe if anything I would almost tell all who were thinking of purchasing one to make sure that they have a soundbar/or equivilant componenets or purchase, as the sound on this unit at least thus far, seems to be it's weakest issue.

Not the largest selection, but not unimpressive. I just started using it, but I've a found a few things on there I didn't know I needed to watch. Maybe not worth the cost, but it mostly depends on if the ESPN channel plays the Bears game or not lol

Sling is ok. None of the streaming services are perfect. Just depends on your lifestyle and what/how you watch. Sling gives plenty of channels and others do the same with different channels. Just wish there was a perfect solution for each person.

The picture quality is crisp and sharp. The volume on the TV is great for a living room. Only downside is I've experienced problems with the TV syncing with the internet sometimes, which makes my shows lag. But, it doesn't happen too frequently.

My Samsung UN65JS8500 gave up the ghost just after 3 years (paid $2800 at the time of purchase). I took it to a reliable repair service and after they did an initial diagnostic the price would be $262...GREAT! Than I got a call after they installed the "bad" part and the panel was also bad so it was not worth the $ to fix. I went to BB the same day and purchased the Sony 65X900F, the picture (so far) is just amazing! I hope this will last much longer than the Samsung.

So far, I like my new LG 4KTV and all of its features, both built-in and available. However, the picture does seem to be a little 'dim' compared to my previous (Samsung) HDTV, but I read I need to give it approx. one month to 'set,' so I'll wait...

Not a bad cable alternative. The lack of local channels keeps me from giving it 5 stars. Sometimes it feels like the variety of channels is small... Other than that the app is responsive and haven't had any issues in 2 months trying to watch stuff.