SAMSUNG 75-Inch Class 4K Crystal UHD DU8000 Series HDR Smart TV w/Object Tracking Sound Lite, Motion Xcelerator, Ultra Slim Design, Gaming Hub, Alexa Built-in (UN75DU8000, 2024 Model)

Crisp and clean. Definitely would recommend

Not the best. But it's value for money.

It's very good but I'm very disappointed. I can't put the subtitles on even though I wanted to learn English like that.

We’ve had this for a year now and are very pleased with it. Bought it as it was a Samsung and a good price. It was easy to set up and load apps. The picture quality is wonderful and clear. Would buy again.

Edit/update: Not too long after posting the review, there was a software update that seemed to have fixed the issue entirely. Haven't had an issues for over a month now. With that considered, everything is great! The TV itself is great, except for the fact that they removed the "Ambient Mode" for this model for whatever reason. The colors are good, the audio is great, easy to set up, etc. However, if you plan to use it for a PS5, I'd highly recommend a different TV. I first bought the TV from Amazon and it worked fine for about 3 weeks, until one day I switched to the PS5 and noticed the brightness was lower the colors weren't nearly as vibrant or contrasting (almost like there's a "grey filter" over the screen), and most importantly there's a slight flickering/pulsing effect noticeable on images on-screen. Switching back to the YouTube and Netflix app on the TV itself, everything was normal and working fine, but for some reason the PS5 had these issues. I swapped HDMI cables - no luck. I plugged in the PS5 to my monitor and it worked just fine. Then I turned off "Game Mode" and that seemed to at least fix the flickering/pulsing issue, and the brightness/lack of contrast was only slightly resolved; it should be noted that without "Game Mode" your controller inputs are now delayed noticeably. I returned the TV assuming that I might have just received a bad unit, however upon the purchase of a new one from Best Buy, I ran into the issues not even a week later. A factory reset fixed this issue, but of course that entails going through the whole setup process again and having to sign in to all of your accounts for whichever services you use. TLDR: As a basic TV for watching shows and using apps, it works great. However, if you plan to use this TV for a PS5 (maybe even an Xbox), don't; it will randomly sprout noticeable visual issues that can only be resolved through a factory-reset.

I brought this TV to replace my Samsung 51"plasma and I'm very pleased with the picture quality and all of the extra free streaming channels. I will probably be up grading my sound bar to a Samsung to really get the most out of the sound so far I'm very happy with my purchase.

Wanted a bigger tv, so bought this one. Biggest tv I ever had. The picture is absolutely great. Had it shipped to my door and it arrived in perfect condition. I don’t have it mounted on the wall, I just put the feet on the bottom and have it setting on a table. Easy enough to slide the feet in and set up. Connecting all the apps I want on it was pretty easy also. Most of them have a pop up bar code that you scan with your phone and set up quickly. I really liked that. The cost was very good and I wanted to buy it before any kind of tariffs were set on tv’s. The tv itself has many options of shows to watch, even if you don’t have a tv provider. Very nice to have Alexa built in to the tv. I’m able to connect my cameras to it and just ask Alexa to see the front porch, or whatever camera I want to see and it pops up on the tv. That’s pretty cool. The remote works quickly and doesn’t lag after you push a button and it’s easy to get used to. First remote I’ve had that charges from a cable and has solar / light charging capabilities. No more batteries.Over all, I’m really happy with this tv and recommend this tv highly.

Exceptionally clear picture and sound. This is my first "smart" tv so some things I do are hit-or-miss, but most things are reasonably intuitive. Thus far, I haven't done anything that I couldn't back out of or undo. It comes with a quick set-up guide - which is very good for a quick set-up - but, otherwise, there aren't any written materials. Once the set is turned on, the automatic step-by-step set-up/configuration is pretty easy to follow. A user guide is available on line but be aware that it's 254 pages. There are certain things I'd like to do - e.g., rename the HDMI ports - but I have yet to find a way and I don't have the time to go through 5 pages of the Table of Contents. Very glad that it has a digital optical audio output, as it made it simple to connect to my ancient, 5.1 home theater system. It's also equipped with several HDMI ports so I can connect all of my equipment. All in all, it's a great set and I'd recommend it to anyone.