Customer Ratings & Reviews

Edge lit LED tv. Owned mine for a couple of year before the light bleed and ghosting became too much to handle. Warrantied for an OLED model and never going back!

Samsung TVs have software problem due to which wifi disconnects frequently. Untill you power cycle the tv it will not connect to wifi again. Its a dumb tv sold as smart tv. Beware

Although this tv looks great with 4k channels, it really falls off with hd cable channels. My old 1080 tv looks much better with Comcast hd channels.

I was disappointed in this Samsung TV. The picture was grainy at times and the faces were blurry. I returned it for a cheaper series 7 Samsung and I love it!

It was great for 2 weeks and then the tv picture got a yellow line running from the top to the bottom of the screen. Now we are having to wait a month to get an exchange.

I was expecting a little more of this TV had read great reviews however I believe for the amount of money spent there are models a little better than mine!

Nothing grand for what a piad. As a matter of fact, it was sold to me as a new tv, yet the screws were missing for the legs, and the box was opened. Not happy

The 65 “ Samsung QLED television has frequent sound issues and popping sounds... Have called multiple times to report it (Joseph) but no response...

Bought this 18 months ago. Six months ago, the brick wouldn't pick up local antenna. Spent two hours online with Samsung. Even they were mystified. So I say I'll just do without. YouTube.TV gets them anyway. Upstairs Panasonic that's five years older picks up all signals and no problem. Then yesterday I get a HDCP error message, meaning the Samsung doesn't support the new HDMI 2.2 protocol. I think it does, But the ports aren't recognizing it. I've hooked two Roku Ultras and a Roku stick directly to the back and after about two hours, nada. HDCP error.I have the highest grade HMDI cables as well. I'm now forced to watch my YouTube.TV on the Samsung apps. Oh, but I can get it with the convenience on the Panasonic upstairs via Roku. Oh yeah and the ARC, which is supposed to allow you communicate both ways with your receiver (AVR) and Brick never worked. Read about it on the discussion sites. Samsung just blows you off from what I've read. Never been so upset with a Samsung product in my life and I own a smaller TV, (That still works by the way) and an oven. Sony or Panasonic will be getting my money from now on.

Samsung is now forcing TV-Plus onto their TVs and there is no way to remove it. I have two different Samsung TVs and they both randomly change inputs to TV-Plus, come on randomly at all times day and night and Samsung support said there's no way to remove their new TV-Plus malware from your TV. Done with Samsung until they take the malware they put on my TV off.

for the price it is not that much of an upgrade. I wish I would have waited for a bit

Definitely not for fire stick, even if it’s HD. Good for cable, resolution not good non-hd channels.

Should have spent the extra money and got the comparable Sony

I recently picked up a refurbished Samsung Q6F 65" for my new basement gaming room. My primary use case will be PC gaming so I was looking for a TV that supported a high refresh rate input signal and variable refresh rate. This TV supports AMD Freesync over HDMI (NOT currently "G-Sync Compatible" as that only works over DisplayPort) and supports 2560x1440 at 120Hz. Unfortunately, my main gaming PC has a GTX1080Ti, so I knew that the Freesync functionality wouldn't work but I plan to go back to AMD for my next GPU. I tried it on my old build with an R9 290X and Freesync 120Hz did work, but only at 1080p. I'm guessing this is a limitation of the 290X, not the TV, as I couldn't do 1440p 120Hz even without Freesync. The 290X also couldn't do 4K60 even though the 1080Ti has no problems doing 4K60. I assume it can do Freesync at 1440p 120Hz but I can't test it, so don't quote me on that. As for the picture, it's fantastic. Not OLED black levels, but it's sharp and colors pop. The dynamic contrast works better than on most other TV's and monitors I've used it on. It doesn't overscan HDMI in game mode, which means the picture looks crisp without any blurring or oversharpening often seen when using PCs with TVs. It's bright, gaming on it in a dark room looks incredible. I just started playing Destiny 2 last night, and it supports HDR. The contrast from going from a dark interior environment out into the bright daylight feels real, moreso than I've ever seen gaming. The response time is great. Quick flick shots feel natural at 120Hz, no perceptible delay. FPS gaming feels no different than on my 144Hz gaming monitor, it's insane. I've never seen a TV that handled fast-paced gaming so well. The built-in speakers surprised me. For a very thin TV, this thing puts out a surprisingly full sound. I still ended up hooking up external speakers, but if you didn't already have speakers and didn't want to take up space, I can definitely see getting by with the built in speakers.

Was not told before buying oled tv that I would not get the same great pictue that the store has

Was upgrading from a Samsung 55" LED purchased in 2016. Great TV, but wanted 4k and larger size to fill up media wall. Was originally looking at a less expensive 4k, but after comparing images at Best Buy and talking to the Samsung rep, I decided on the QLED version. Picture quality is outstanding. Fiancee can't stop commenting on the picture. The remote, as mentioned before can be a love/hate relationship. I spent a good part of the night playing with it and have come to enjoy the onscreen options and simplicity of it more than one with 100 buttons to find in the dark. Reminds me more of my Android box remote and it's simple Home, Back, Options, etc for on-screen controls and menus. Screen is almost edge to edge. Man handled it for attaching feet (which easily slip into position) and placing on our media stand. Legs are very spread part spanning 43". Wouldn't recommend less than a 50" width area to put it on. Remote set was little confusing since I didn't read it was bluetooth and had to be paired, but once I pressed the two buttons to pair it sync'd right up. Even like magic figured out my cable/Tivo setup and now controls those as well. Just set it up to control my soundbar/woofer setup. Very easy. Hope you enjoy your Samsung 4k QLED TV as much as we are!

Not what I expected for the price Excellent service from the geek squad

Volume doesn’t work at Times. I just get a bar at the top of the screen which does nothing. I have to turn the TV off and turn it on again for it to work. It’s very annoying. I’ve had times where the screen locks up on me I have to reboot it

The television has several pixels out in annoying places.

Picture quality no better than my 12 yr old Hitachi 50” tv.