Samsung 50" Q60D QLED 4K, Powered by Quantum Dot, Quantum HDR, Object Tracking Sound Lit, Gaming Hub, DUAL LED

Easy set up, great remote with one button access for Amazon Prime and Netflix, perfect clear picture and good price. Delivery on time too. We use a soundbar so can’t comment on the sound but connection to our existing Samsung soundbar was easy. Great value tv.

This TV was to replace an older Sony that had frozen up after becoming increasingly glitchy. I had been looking at TCL and hisence which were a bit cheaper, but the reviews seemed more mixed than gor this. Also it would arrive on a Saturday rather than a work day. Delivery was a bit of a game, but when isn't it?. Anyway, it duly arrived and was set up the next morning. It's a few years since I set up a TV, and things have come along. Very easy with a phone to set up Netflix etc. picture is great once all tha motion stuff is switched off. For me the eco option is actually best after light tinkering. Dark scenes will never be up to oled standards, but they are a whole lot better than previous TV. Sounds is thin but it's linked to a soundbase and a surround set up so not an issue. Operating system seems fine, pretty quick to connect and select apps. I've not used the second remote yet so can't comment on that. The main one is ok, maybe a little crammed making it very easy to hit the wrong button, but that seems to be a common complaint on many units. All in all I'm happy.

I have a Samsung phone which paired with the TV by scanning a barcode it then set up everything automatically, including a remote on my phone, nothing could have been easier. Initially I was concerned that the picture was a little dark even with the brightness turned up fully, however this has rectified itself and now I am really pleased with the brightness, contrast, depth and richness of colour and amazing definition. Sound quality is good so all in all very positive.

Purchased for the football - it initially replaces a 5 year old Samsung set that gets relegated to another part of the house. You can notice the difference in picture quality and set up between both sets - you can see that Samsung has been constantly improving year by year. The picture quality is excellent, the sound is ok, the set up is average and the stands that accompany the tv whilst safe and secure has certainly been manufactured to cost - the stands are certainly not a premium product. A small gripe but it annoyed me.Will the tv do justice to a fast moving football game being broadcast on sky? It will - no sign of delay or shadowing and it enhances your enjoyment of the game. Movies have a good crisp feel but you may need to adjust the set to your own liking. The sound will eventually make you consider getting a sound bar but currently I can live with it.Why have I not scored it higher? It is a competent, good quality tv but I don’t feel that we are pushing the envelope here. Granted we have the solar remote and the blocky standard Samsung remote but I don’t have that feeling of being breathless when I switch it on. It’s probably me remembering the jump from standard definition to high definition or the jump from video to dvd - truly groundbreaking. A good set but I suspect Samsung have more to give.

This TV is actually great! I've never had a smart remote before, so when my Xbox controller ran out of batteries, I was just able to use the remote! The sound is great, and the picture quality is amazing too!

Super 2025 TV for the money - another Samsung sensation. Fully loaded, sound is always an issue, but no real complaints since this is for a bedroom wall installation and works well in a small double bedroom environment.

One thing you might want to know, at least I did, was that this model comes with freesat. Great picture quality and sound is fine. Of course, a soundbar would make it better still, depending on your needs. Had an an LED LG (2023) before and this is far superior. Wall mountable, user friendly operating system, 2 different style remotes (use either one). Very happy with this tv. In Amazon's sale, at just over £400, offers great value.

I own a 10 year old Samsung and decided to upgrade ,I do not hate this new TV but there are issues whichyou should know about . If id given it 3 stars no one one would read the review .1. There is a comprehensive manual online but its 246 pages long... but no printed version in the box . The quick start guide is worthless so its down to you to work out what the menus contain without the manual.2. The Help screen available from within the setting menu is patronizing and worthless.'i know how to change the channel on the remote'!!!3. If you use use your existing TV as an alarm clock to come on at a specific time in the morning This will not work for you this does not have this feature .( See my edit below it can be done via the smartthings app if you have your phone on the same wifi signal as your TV BUT it does not allow you to chose what channel it comes on with ) There is a sleep time 30min 60min etc and a a turn off at a specific time that's it .For some this may be a showstopper.4. You cannot edit the channel numbers eg If you want say Blaze on channel 64 to be on channel 1 you cannot do that on this model. You do have 5 favourites where you can add channels but that not what i did on my last TV is simply deleted channels i ahd no interest in and rearranged the numbers of the one i wanted . You can delete channels on this set .5.There is no headphone out socket should you want to run a leaded set of 2.1 speakers .6. Addition speaker/soundbar is connected by Bluetooth which actually worked faultlessly and after a long search you will find a menu setting to allow both these and the TV speaker to operate together but you'll get a latency lag between them so I would nt bother use a soundbar or the tv not both .7. Set up is over complicated . If you want to detect all free view channels and who wouldnt right .... DO NOT select a service provider when asked , theres an option of 'my service provider is not listed' .. half the freeview channels i watch were missing if i selected a provider.8. If you want an amazon fire stick in one of the HDMI sockets you'll need an HDMI extension that comes with the firestick because the fire stick is too thick for direct HDMI connection9 TV is very thin and on a wall mount that makes getting to the sockets for hdmi usb and aerial a pain , buy a small mirror ....10. the sockets are on the right side of the screen , that may be a deal breaker to some people .11. Samsung want you sign up to their service to get the samsung tv which gives about 499 other channels so thats another company collecting your data .12. see edit below13. Its far too easy to press the netflix,prime video or rakuten ( whatever that is) buttons as the remote is small and those buttons are are around the direction button arrows. My 10 year old existing samsung controller works for ll the common things youd need so do nt throw that away .14. The setting menu is rather basic compared with my older set which had a diagnostic mode which saved the day a couple of times.The good1.Pictures fine2.tv sound is ok3. price was ok4. you can record programs to a usb stick or drive but do not get excited that they are MP4 and you can transfer them they are not they are in an encrypted format that can only be decrypted and viewed from the TV .This is actually brilliant .5. you get a second smaller quick remote which is solar powered or usb charged which is 90% of what youll need on a daily basis .Happy to take questions*******EDIT*********You can get this TV to turn on at a specific time via the Smartthings App . However it is not obvious . You need to initially there is only a switch off option however you can create a number of new schedules and then the turn on option is available BUT it just turns the TV on and in my experience always comes on to BBC1 similarity you can set an off time by the same method within the same new schedule