Samsung - 50" Class - LED - MU6070 Series - 2160p - Smart - 4K Ultra HD TV with HDR

Here is my bullet point by bullet point review. My main concerns when making this purchase were: -4K quality in comparison to competitors -Functionality without a streaming device - User interface to a small extent - Price (shopping on Black Friday) Got this TV for $399 pre-black Friday. Knew going into the purchase this was a mid range 4k smart TV, and it performs as advertised. 4K isn't phenomenal on native apps over wifi, but not your only connection option... and the Samsung UI is unreliable at best, apps frequently crash, though native Netflix and YouTube apps do work well, most anything else is buggy at best. Works as advertised. Pros: -4K Ultra HD is definitely there. Not going to compete with it's bigger brothers and sisters in the $750-$1000+ price range, but great quality compared to it's competitors in that price range. Cons: -You'll need an Ethernet connection to truly experience the 4K capabilities of your TV. I would also recommend a fire TV/Apple TV/ whatever but to each is own. It's not necessary. -You must keep track of your remote, or if you have a Samsung phone, keep Samsung Smart View on your phone. You'll get trapped in apps other wise, and I don't care what the manual says... maybe my button is broken, but holding the button down does not always force close the app, while it does sometimes. Neutral: -User interface definitely isn't as good as let's say LG's, but it is functional. Sometimes annoying to navigate, and a lot of apps crash frequently... In my experience, namely WWE network, HBO now, and the UFC app. Use a streaming device and you'll be fine. -As far as sound goes, this TV is right down the lines average. Once again, as advertised. Standard viewing you will have to turn it up about a quarter of the way (25-35/100), and whenever you're getting into what you're watching or you watch something that is... Quiet I guess? You'll have it up to 50-60. They definitely want you to buy their sound bar. - The TV has a tendency to want you to re-setup your internet connection despite nothing changing when using any one particular app for an extended period of time. Most likely related to apps that crash, not to endorse the default apps further but in the interest of disclosure have not had issues with Netflix or YouTube, it's the ones that developers have had to make that are shoddy, admittedly. Overall, I give this four stars. It has worked exactly as advertised, gave me exactly what I was looking for, and the flaws that admittedly come with the TV are what you would refer to as first world problems that are easily overcome, such as closing the app and reopening, or using a streaming device as opposed to the native apps. Best used with a sound bar or home theater system, but for the price and the convenience of ordering online through best buy, all I had to do was my research, go look at the TVs at electronics stores and YouTube knowing which models I was interested in and comparing, it was fairly easy to come to a decision, and I'm happy with the purchase.

One day into using this TV and I must say this: simply put, this TV is fantastic with incredible "bang for the buck". The picture on the TV when watching it looks really good. There is also HDR Plus on this TV - which does add more color, snap, pop and brightness to the screen. While I did, as usual, have to use Expert Settings and set it to my liking - it now looks great and have adjusted it to how I like it. For those who are PC gamers with PC gaming laptops, desktops, or other devices that support Steam, read this. This TV inside includes SteamLink support inside the TV. Go to your Samsung Smart Hub, download the SteamLink App, and you're pretty much good to go on the TV side. Sign into your PC (desktop, tablet, PC, whatever), get Steam going there, get SteamLink App going on HDTV, and be ready to play some games. With SteamLinking going on, running Mortal Kombat XL (Steam version) at 4K @ on a GTX 970 and all is great at above 30 FPS (frames per second) with no real framerate drops (i.e. SteamLink app said it was 0.16% drop, when running the app's test for streaming) for me, this is fantastic. I will have to throw more games at this HDTV and with SteamLink App from the HDTV - but this is absolutely impressive right out of the gate. I have plugged USB-based mice, keyboards, XBox 360 Gamepads right into this HDTV's USB ports here...and the HDTV will notice them and work with them. You can use them to play games via Steam-link and even navigate Samsung's Web Browser, which is great. I do have my regular Blu-Ray Player connected to this TV - and while iregular BR players are only running at 1080p, it still works & plays fine; and looks like regular Blu-Ray quality. Great! While I do wish there were more HDMI ports (there's only 2 here) and maybe a few more USB ports - for $400 during these Black Friday Month sales, these complaints are very minor. Awesome HDTV for both watching HDTV on and especially to SteamLink games to stream them from a PC (or any device that has Steam) to the HDTV. This is an absolute steal at that $400 price.

I am not a frequent TV purchaser. However, whenever I do, I make sure to do extensive research on my purchase. Once again, Samsung does an amazing job with their TV. My previous TV was also from Samsung, though it was quite dated, being a 40’’ 720p display. Therefore, this TV was quite the upgrade and I am beyond pleased. The picture is extremely clear and colors are vibrant. My roommate has an LG UJ6300 which is pretty much the LG equivalent to this TV. When comparing the picture qualities, the Samsung seemed to be much better at making the black and dark colors pop out. I had purchased this during Black Friday and I had an employee tell me that this is a Black Friday model and they often downgrade the TV to justify the sale price. When comparing to the original model, the picture quality did not seem any different. Only difference is there’s one less HDMI port and there’s not a fancy remote, which I can easily live without. The only complaint I would have about this TV is in regards to using it with a gaming console. When switching between the game mode and the normal display mode to make movies look their best, the menu option. to do that is a bit annoying to get to. Though it’s not that bad and honestly this is a very petty complaint. I am definitely not one who is very picky with my TVs. Though, given the Black Friday price I paid for it ($399) and the size of the upgrade from my last TV I am absolutely pleased with my purchase. If you’re looking for that 4K upgrade without shoveling out ridiculous amounts of money for the most high end TVs (which in my opinion don’t make enough of a difference to justify the price gap), this is an astounding choice. I’ve yet to be let down by Samsung and I don’t think I’ll be disappointed anytime soon.

Note: I cannot assess the 4k quality in full; I'm giving this 5 stars because I'm really happy with everything else, but I don't know if it's super amazing with a 4k player, at least not yet. We got this tv on the black friday special. It's a step up from our 32" Samsung that I'd bought back almost 10 years ago. That was an lcd 720. Which looks fine on a 32" and the Samsung quality has been excellent over the years. The 50" LED 4K is impressively crisp. There is a occasionally a little loss of pixel control on sports, because the motion is so fast. But ordinary TV looks almost strangely real. Occasionally, the picture is so fine that the programming actually looks more fake. That's the only complaint I'd have with the TV--it's such high fidelity that HD signal can suddenly look, well, artificial. It's strange to describe. However, the size of this TV is, I think, great. I wouldn't want anything larger, but it is nicer than the 32" was by far for movies and TV. The sound is also good for just the tv, and I like the level of control on the sound--very minute adjustments possible. The wireless setup is easy (I had problems only because I had issues with the cable itself at one point) and with high speed input, the quality of streaming is great. Easy to use, and very smart (the TV will switch on if you turn on a peripheral!) though the menus are a little weird and moving from service to service or back to cable or BluRay is sometimes annoying. The streaming 4k we have looks great, but I will say without a 4k player, I cannot comment on that quality decisively.

I didn’t have high expectations for this tv as it is a bargain “Black Friday” model. I blindly went and bought it, hooked it up and carefully went through settings for setup. Once I had everything set up and the picture adjusted correctly, I was actually wowed at the picture for the money. It has very accurate colors and a lot of good qualities I have seen in pricier models. Movie” picture mode was most accurate. **For watching HDR content via an HDMI connection, it is important to set the 'HDMI UHD Color' on for each HDMI input that will receive the HDR content. This will permit the HDMI port to transmit all the bandwidth needed for HDR** I use a new Roku 4K streaming stick which really compliments the tv well. Only complaint is, the tv only 2 hdmi inputs.

I purchased this Samsung Series 6 - 50" Class - LED - MU6070 - 2160p - Smart - 4K Ultra HD TV with HDR Model #UN50MU6070FXZA SKU: 6029002 and I got it home, unboxed it, set it up and was very impressed with my purchase, however this model falls short in only one feature that I really needed... IT HAS NO BLUETOOTH capabilities.... so much for connecting some Bluetooth Headphones or adding a Bluetooth Surround Sound System... other than this major oversight on my part... this is a feature rich product that I have no doubt I will enjoy and I recommend it to anyone who can get by without the Bluetooth add-ons! I got this Series 6 MU6070 at a $270.00 Discount at Best Buy, Sale price $429.00 (4/26/2018) a steal of deal for a Samsung 50 inch TV - "TrueN2DpoinT"

The summary above says it all. The lowest price 50" 4K smart TV there is from a top 3 company. Why get a no name when you can get a Samsung; the brand top rated on consumer reports. A good value at the regular price, but Black Friday under $400 pricing is the best I've seen for this level product. Picture quality is superb and wifi/ smart TV set up was simple, successful and intuitive. I clicked set up and it "handshaked" withe my Directv genie-box and I was good to go in 5 minutes, even programmed my Directv remote automatically. The 4K shows I saw on Amazon are great (though very little 4K signal out there yet to view so far). This "special holiday" model number has a simpler remote and one less HDMI, but otherwise identical to the next higher priced Samsung model. Note the box says it has HDR-PRO, even thought the Bestbuy site says it doesn't.

This is an excellent 4kTV. Let me makes this very clear it doesn’t have HDR support so if you have an Xbox one X,S and or any of the PS4 models “thanks to sonys updates” you won’t get HDR 10 support. This is my only negative because you can tell the money they saved by not supporting it went back into the screen itself. You do get a work around their is a fake HDR setting in the menus and it gets your very close with some fine tuning. Just be aware that this TV isn’t good for the people who are looking to figure proof themselves i recommend this TV as a secondary aka “throw it in the bedroom and or basement” But if you keep the HDR stuff in mind it’s worth every penny Please be aware of the picture i posted as it’s from a similar spec lg led tv and it came up with the same results. I was away from home and didn’t have time to take a screenshot