Customer Ratings & Reviews

The smart TV apps are limited as compared to Roku. Wish there were more. My Bose soundbar needs a separate remote. I can't use the samsung remote which I think is great. Otherwise this tv has been great to watch video's and tv programs on.

After a few tweaks, I was able to achieve an ideal color and contrast, and remove the annoying judder. Overall, my choice of TV before I move on to a more expensive and much better OLED.

The TV is very practical and has a spectacular sharpness, the remote control is very slippery and a bit difficult to handle

BEST TV i've ever owned. got it during black friday for 1200 ish. best bang for buck i've ever spent. works great with my new ps4 pro.

Nice upgrade from my previous samsung that died.I have one complaint.The remote is black and does not light up.I think remotes should light up or at least be a lighter color.I Have to turn on a light at night to navigate this remote.

This TV is perfect for Xbox One S, the HDR in Forza Horizon 3 is just AMAZING with this TV. I cant wait for Gears of War 4 on it next.

We had been wanting this TV for some time and we finally decided that it was time to buy. We are very satisfied with the product.

The Sales rep assisted me with this purchase. I was looking at another model and he suggested this one. I'm extremely glad he did

Love the tv. Only downside is light judder on bottom of screen. Would absolutely recommend

Firstly, I had a budget of 1500 for the purchase of the TV and chose what I feel is likely the best TV in that category: the LG UH7700. I had no interest in 3D as I think it is gimmicky and silly. I did have an interest in future-proofing my purchase and wanted both HDR formats and 4k. The largest my cabinet would hold is a 60" TV, which if you are reading this review you likely already know is a horrible size for TVs as there are copious great 65" and the deals on 55" are fantastic. Basically there are three choices with the above criteria: Vizio M series that just came out, the LG referenced above and the KS8000. I originally purchased the LG, which has an IPS panel which I actually wanted due to the shape of our living room and the improved viewing angles. Brought it home, set it up, calibrated based on another websites calibration settings and sat back to enjoy a show. Watched a HD broadcast and was shocked at the lack of contrast and lack of deep blacks. Now, I knew about lack of deep blacks and lower contrast going in from researching for weeks, but to see it in my home (there were none on display at my store) after laying down 1500$ disappointed me. Additionally, the sound that came from that TV was weak at best. So, after trying a few more calibration settings, pulling the TV forward to see if that would help, etc, I determined the only place it needed to go is back in the box. If I had kept the LG, I would have to buy a soundbar, no choice there. By the time I added the cost of the soundbar to the TV, I figured I was nearly in the budget for the KS8000. So I bit the bullet, headed back to the store and purchased the KS8000. Headed home wondering if I wasted my time, money and energy, set it up, plugged it in and was aghast by how poor the settings are out of the box. I could hear my wife sighing at my stupidity, but went online for the new calibration settings, made the adjustments and was blown away by how amazing this TV is. The contrast looks as close to OLED as you can get, the blacks appear very black, although this is in a living room not a blacked out theater room. Even broadcast shows feels like you are inside the TV it is so crisp and clear. The sound is amazing considering how thin the TV is, and although I will likely eventually get a soundbar, it is a perk, not a necessity. I loaded up some HDR content from Netflix, which is some series called Marco Polo and felt that HDR was nice. The gleam off the armor was impressive and it feels brighter and fuller, especially in the dark parts of the screen it was still possible to distinguish detail even in a dark corner. I was a bit concerned about motion blur after looking at the TV in the store, but after calibration I noticed nearly zero motion blur watching soccer and (recorded) football through broadcast. I think they used the settings out of the box in my local Best Buy, because my picture at home looks much better than theirs. TL;DR If you are buying a 60", this is the only real choice no matter the circumstances. A TV that is 400$ cheaper means little when you have to buy a 300$ soundbar.

No other 60" 4k matches the picture quality in my opinion for the price. Even when viewing from different angles, still looks great.

Quite nice TV for a reasonable price. Always had Sony or Panasonic in the past. This meets my expectations across all features.

This UHD 4K TV provides awesome picture quality. Setup was easy using the TV remote in the box and using my cable provider remote.

This Samsung 4K TV is an absolute fantastic buy for anyone interested in a well above average 4K experience! I highly recommend!

I love very thing about this tv. My favorite feature is the voice command. Awesome product, will definitely recommend to a friend

Overall the TV has worked out perfectly. The auto dim feature is great at night. Samsung has another winner in my book again!!!

Been keeping an eye on this product and finally had the opportunity to buy one. Really happy and satisfied with my new TV!!!

Great TV. Perfect for my family. No issues with bleeding or apps. Color and picture are outstanding. Fifth Samsung TV. Love it!

Geek squad did a great job installing the television. Informed me of what products were needed, and what ones were not needed.

This product does what it says. It recharges your phone, tablet, and almost any product that uses a rechargeable battery. Works great on sunny days and takes longer to on cloudy days but still does a great job. No issues so far.