Samsung - 50" Class (49-1/2" Diag.) - LED - 1080p - 120Hz - Smart - HDTV

I've had this TV for 2 1/2 months. Geek squad has been out here 3 times and waiting for them to come back next weekend. 4 Saturday mornings dedicated to getting my TV fixed. First issue was that the picture looked like it was all pushed to the top. So they replaced the main board (the guts, has he called it). When testing it; it also appeared that not all HDMI slots were working, which I didn't notice on set up since I only connected to one device. The TV worked for a couple of weeks and now the screen is black when I turn it on flash garbled picture for a bit before stabilizing. Sometimes it just goes black while I'm watching a show and I have to turn it off then back on to reset. They are coming back next week with a new panel. They said after that, the only thing not new will be power supply and stand. Fingers crossed. Feature wise, I find the TV VERY menu heavy without shortcut keys. If you want to access content on your computer, it's like 20 menu options. It seems to have a TV guide like feature, but I couldn't figure out how to get it to work with my Tivo or how it would work with Cable. Connecting to Netflix is actually very easy. I used to go through my Tivo but now with direct internet connection through the TV, I like that much. I've tried to play video clips from my computer (Dell desktop in the same room). It was difficult to set up, and cumbersome to execute so I won't be doing that often. Sounds sucks but that seems to be the case on all ultra-thin panel TV's.

I bought the Samsung 50" smart TV. I was really torn between this and a 55". I am so glad I got this one, because it fits my space perfectly, and there isn't a bad seat in the room with the attached swivel stand. (Nice touch!) The remote is a little confusing, and I'm looking into getting a tablet for the remote but I'm having trouble finding useful info about models and set-up. Anyway, the product was worth the price and Best Buy made the whole process so simple:.

Best Tv I have ever had. Easy to setup and use. Picture was better than expected, channels change quickly. can view movies, picture, and music thru the usb connection. the 120 refresh rate combined with the 240 full motion flow makes judder nearly non existant. terrific job. 4 hdmi and usb ports are great. Can hook up all equipment. the full web browser is very slow compared to my laptop. Most content can be viewed but not like a computer. The web browser acts more like a tablet. I find it easier to use my laptop plugged into the hdmi and a wireless keyboard mouse on the laptop to view internet on the tv. If i had to pick a tv again, i would pick this one even though i am not satisfied with the internet browsing because the cost of a 240 refresh rate with 4 hdmi's was more than this. other than that, I am completely satisfied with the TV and would buy it again.

This is my first LCD/LED TV. Bought this to replace a plasma that had a beautiful picture when it was working. My hopes were not that high switching to an LCD screen, but I was pleasantly surprised with this TV. I have no real complaints about the picture quality, even when watching sports. Overall, I'm very happy with this TV. We watch broadcast TV, Netflix, and have a Chromecast hooked up to it for local content through Plex and also for internet content. Audio is through a receiver, so I have no idea what the TV speakers sound like. My one big complaint is that the TV guide service is terribly slow. It might take as long as five minutes to scroll through 40 channels, and the preview window blanks out each time the screen refreshes and takes 5 to 10 seconds bring the video back. Samsung really needs to do some work on this. Otherwise, it's a great guide that goes out a week or two. I have no problems with that part of it; it's just very slow scrolling through the listings.

This TV is excellent. My only advice is to be careful when running the setup. If you run the most recent update, you'll install a version of the software that forces you to log in every time you push the Netflix button, which basically renders it useless (having to use the remove to type is a huge pain). If, when you're setting up your TV for the first time, you skip this last update, you'll be fine (search Google for Samsung Smart TV Netflix and you'll see pages of discussion on this topic).

Been very happy with this tv. Picture quality is good. Setup was a breeze. 120hz refresh rate is actually not necessary for just watching cable unfortunately. One complaint was HDMI port got loose.

Overall I've been extremely pleased with this TV. I wasn't initially sold on the smart features, but bought this model since it was on sale for less than the comparable "dumb" version. Now I'm drinking the Kool-Aid! I stream content and use several apps almost every day. My only complaint here is that when using the Smart features, sound plays through the TV speaker, not through my receiver. I'm still holding out hope that there's a way to fix this. The picture quality is great, as long as you tweak the anti-blur settings. The factory defaults gave me a queasy feeling when there was a lot of motion. Once I found the right settings, I don't have any complaints. All things considered, this is a great TV and worth the slight premium over some of the more bargain brands.

Beautiful picture, Internet pretty easy to access. Recommend getting the next higher tv which has built in mirroring. I have an apple ipad. You cannot mirror your ipad on the tv ( use the tv as a monitor to view what is displayed on your ipad or PC wireless) if I would have know this, I would have bought the model that was mirroring. I believe you can mirror with this tv if you have a Samsung smart phone or Samsung tablet or Apple TV. Otherwise, it's a great tv. Very satisfied..so far.