Samsung - 65" Class - LED - MU6070 Series - 2160p - Smart - 4K Ultra HD TV with HDR

I don't normally feel compelled to write reviews... However, I highly reccomend this T.V. I kinda went nuts this black Friday/cyber Monday LOL. I purchased an LG : 65UJ6200, Vizio M class, and this Samsung. I am kinda a TV snob so I wanted to see what T.V would "wow" me. I wanted a 65' TV under 1k and I wanted HDR, and while the TV doesnt have "true HDR" it outperformed the active HDR the LG has and more importantly the more expensive Vizio M class. Very impressed with the details, colors, and blacks. I had them all in my living room keyed up watching the same 4k footage on youtube/ then used the Hard drive and watched Gardians of the galaxy vol. 2 and the samsung outperformed all.. I was disspointed with the M class considering I currently have a 2yr old 60' M class on my wall right now. The menu interface is not as good as the LG or the Vizio but its not a deal breaker considering the picture is so nice. Another bummer is the Samsung has the least amount of HDMI ports (2) I am considering jumping to the 7k series because of this.. But the bang for buck is hard to beat. Also since the TV can have apps, I dont have to use the Amazon box anymore so that eliminates one HDMI port, so it lets me use the Xbox, Direct TV and I can just swap out when I connect anything else.. Might be worth mentioning, I have a dedicated sound bar.. The Samsung has the best speakers by far. Then the Vizio being decent and the LG speakers are terrible. In closing, they are all great TVs and all have their attributes. Especially when you start tweaking the settings. Infact, I will be passing on the savings. My buddy is going to buy my LG and my parents will be getting the Vizio.

Bought this TV over black Friday weekend. It was a great deal for a huge TV! It took us just about half an hour to set up the TV on our stand, but since it was so heavy (and we didn't want to damage it) it took 3 of us to properly maneuver it. Setting up the TV overall was a breeze, and I love that you can stream things like Netflix and NBC straight from it. We bought two 4k HDMI cables and they work well so far. We hooked up our cable box, which looks mostly ok. We only have an HD cable box, so the picture isn't *amazing* but still pretty good. Our PS4 looks great, as do our games. And like I said, streaming straight from the TV is SUPER clear. As long as you have the correct 4k cables and are streaming from a 4k provider, it should look crystal clear. Also, you have the option to switch your TV viewing to HDR. I think it's only an HDR simulation. For us, it muted the colors a bit, so we switched that off and set our picture to DYNAMIC instead. My one major gripe is that there are only two HDMI ports. We have multiple consoles, so having at least 3 would be most beneficial to us. As stated before, so far so good! Looking forward to watching some good shows on it tonight. :) If anything happens I will update my review, but worth the purchase so far.

This TV, Model UN65MU6070FXZA, is a great purchase and I would recommend it to anyone who needs a new inexpensive smart tv. However, it does have its cons and drawbacks: 1. It only has 2 HDMI ports, you will need to purchase a HDMI switch if you need any additional ports. 2. It DOES NOT have true HDR. If you want true HDR in a Samsung TV then you will need to purchase an 8000 series or higher model, according to the rep. 3. The stand does not tilt or swivel; for anyone needing that feature 4. It does not have bluetooth but you can connect a mouse and keyboard via the two USB ports. 5. The tv does not have external channel, volume, menu, etc buttons; instead it uses what is called a "Control Stick" which is a small button on the rear of the tv. You can power on the tv and change settings using this button but I can't imagine anyone liking the location of the button if the tv has been wall mounted. All in all, it seems like a solid tv for the price and I would still recommend it to anyone.

Great TV, things started out a little rocky, don't get me wrong, the picture was stunning from the very beginning. I have a fairly elaborate home theater set up, A nice Onkyo receiver and a nice full set of speakers, an Ultra HD player, xbox one and comcast, so, of course I wanted to run all of these items through my receiver to the tv......I have experience in this, so it was no problem. sadly, within the first hour, the tv would switch inputs on it's own and move to the "antenna" no big deal, just hit the source button on the remote and it popped back on, sadly, this continued, about every 20 minutes or so it would just drop the source. So, i started the discourse with Samsung tech support, after a few postings back and forth on their web site (they were pretty responsive, I only waited more than a day for any one response) they came to the conclusion that it must be a setting in my receiver called ocv, nothing I had ever heard of, and I'm pretty tech savvy. I continued to do research on their community forums, and ran across someone else with a similar issue, they had resolved it by turning off the "anynet" function in the TV settings, this resolved my issue as well (anynet is part of the samsung software that allows you to use their remote as an all in one remote) so, while the tech help was responsive, they did not come up with the answer I needed, but, it was readily available, it worked out. the picture is AWESOME, I love it, great TV, the price on black friday was more than tolerable, I would heartily recommend this TV for a beginner 4k giant bad boy :)

Picture quality is unbeatable for the price. I still get goosebumps when I stand close to the TV when it’s playing 4K video. Conversion from lower quality video is very good, but definitely not as good as 4K or higher native video from YouTube or Netflix. Navigating the many apps and options works very well. Still learning voice commands, but appears to hold great promise. Works with Google Home. Very intuitive. Downside is it’s Internet connectivity. I achieve my best picture by using the Internet applications on my Sony 4K UHD player (UPB-X800) and streaming content. Using the same connection speed and sources the performance suffers greatly when using the Internet connection on the TV ( wired or wireless) alone. I would probably be more disappointed if I didn’t have the 4K Blu-ray player connected. Bluetooth works great for wireless headphones. Setup menus are easy to navigate and have function explanations that are easy to understand. Overall I’m really pleased and would recommend this TV to anyone with one caveat: use a good ultra high definition 4K player as one of its video sources.

I was originally leaning towards the 70" Sony that BB had in it's BF ad for $1199. Then I saw this one for several hundred less and only 5" smaller. I want an Xbox One X also, and with the lower price I paid for this TV, I'll be able to get the the One X and still only be at what I was going to pay for the Sony. The picture of this TV is MIND BLOWING. The colors and detail are almost too much for your brain to process! I have played COD WWII on it and now my Son and I are watching "Boss Baby", and there has been ZERO motion blur. ZERO. I never used the internal speakers, because I have a top of the line sound bar, so I can't comment on the speakers, but most people own a sound system anyways. The setup was simple. As for screen glare, it has a matte screen, and I have it in a very bright room due to a large window and the glare is minimal. Overall, this was one of the best purchases I have ever made, and I have no regrets choosing this TV over the Sony. I can't wait to get the One X and have true full 4K.

This is a crazy crazy deal for a 65 inch 4K tv from an elite brand. And there are only 2 elite brands. Samsung and Sony. Sony TVs have better images pretty much across the board but you pay a HUGE premium, in this case three times the price. I have been watching House of Cards streaming over WiFi since I bought this tv on thanksgiving and it is truly stunning. If you have more than 2 hdmi sources I recommend an Av receiver, at this size you’re clearly serious about your experience....step up and stop listening to the internal speakers that physics alone necessitate are nothing like a real speaker. If you have no way or intention of getting a sound system connected to this tv that will provide more hdmi inputs, get a signal sensing hdmi switch. They aren’t expensive and even after buying one I’m pretty sure you will have a better deal than any other setup on the market. A switch could add simplicity too in that you can then just one cable to the tv. If you put your sources in a cabinet or closet, that’s way better than needing to run 3 or 4 hdmi cables over what may be a significant distance. This is an insane deal on a tv that has a fantastic image.

After several months of owning the TV all of a sudden I started to have issues with it not automatically connecting to the internet. This started to happen more frequently until one day when I was not feeling well I had to spend several hours (on a Friday evening) trying to solve the issue of why my TV was not finding my wireless internet at all. I spoke with Geek-squad since I paid for the warranty, and they informed me that SAMSUNG TV's and AT&T internet do not work well together. Unfortunately, my internet modem is not close enough to hard wire the internet via Ethernet cable to the TV but I wish I was able to do that because even after inputting an a DNS/IP address for the TV to connect to the wireless internet, it still does not always connect. I have to tell the TV to search for the internet and make sure it has the DNS address plugged in still. It's super annoying!! Other than that the TV has been great! I enjoy the 65" TV screen for movies and even my fave netflicks shows.