Samsung 75 Inch TV Crystal UHD 4K HDR 10+ Dynamic Crystal Color LCD LED - UA75BU8500UXZN (2022 Model)

The TV was beyond my expectations.Indeed it was rated as the best 4K TV of 2022 and it held this rating for me.Great esthetics. Ultra slim. Great picture. Exceptional brightness. Great blacks and good details in dark shadows. Very easy setup. Good sound (which could be of course better with an additional Q-Symphony sound bar). Extremely thin bezel.And the major feature is it’s external connector box. Although it’s big and heavy (like a big 15” laptop) but it allowed me to fix the TV on the wall with only one cable showing on the wall. The cable has a silver color so less contrasting with my off white walls.The remote control is very small but very practical with possibility of voice control but unfortunately you cannot use your voice to input text into apps like the Internet or searching on Netflix. It could have been excellent.Another major feature is the MutiView where you can watch 2 different sources at the same time side by side or Picture in Picture and even listen to the combined audio from both sources. First time I see this feature on a TV.Also I was able to very easily connect my Apple iPhone to the TV using the Samsung SmartThings app and use my iPhone to control it as a remote control. It was also extremely easy and fast to AirPlay anything on my iPhone to the TV. I wasn’t expecting that honestly.The smart hub is easy to use and download apps but unfortunately the the number of available apps is limited and it seems the available storage for downloads is extremely small ( it isn’t mentioned anywhere but I think it’s in the range of 3 to 4 GB only). Anyway it’s enough for the few apps I need.In summary nothing is perfect but I very highly recommend it (even with 5 stars) although it’s a 2022 model (anyway the 2023 model, the QN95C, didn’t reach our market yet).

If I compare it to my old Samsung UHD TV, I can say that this TV has fewer input options than the old one.Packaging and material feel cheap, but it is less weight.Anyway, I like the new software, which is fantastic, and the new remote control.Also the price is fair enough which makes it good choice.

Great tv, works well and looks great, easy to set up

5 stars

Highly recommended tv besides an OLED and without the headache or fear of burn in. Deep blacks, excellent picture quality, better than average sound, 120hz. The experience is great with this tv, be it the OS, multimedia, apps etc. Everything works great.Great looking thin design, it sure is heavy. I have mine wall mounted so the reported wobbly stand doesnt matter to me.People who are annoyed if there is a a few second delay in opening apps or anything I tell you please ignore. It is so negligible that i dont feel theres any delay. Yes the only issue i see is the menu change which really isnt the issue for me as like with any new OS or design you have to learn/adjust again.People are used to having the source button on remote but here you have to navigate in menu to sources. So it is an adjustment but not a bad one in my opinion.All in all a great looking, excellent picture quality, amazing brightness, great reflection handling, deep blacks, excellent hdr. I found this to be the best priced for the specs and quality. No other brand comes close. If you find better specs then the price is alot higher.So do your due diligence and research online through reviewers on the specs and picture quality.

Received within two days, all original packaging, delivered and installed by professional amazon staff. Recommended

I don't understand why the TVs don't include screws for their impossibly rare screws. Also the installation person didn't screw all the screws on the base stand because he couldn't. Overall decent purchase but terrible service.

I’ve been using the TV for about a year now and it works very well. In just a year though, the remote control failed to work and getting support from the seller is an issue now.

Bought the 75-inch QN90B. At first I doubted myself whether it was wise to spend the extra money to get this while there are so many cheaper big TV options out there, but the gaming mode made me a believer.What I like:- Game ModeBesides PS4/PS5, I mostly use this for PC gaming. With the Game Mode feature, the picture quality and responsiveness is great for 2560x1440 at 120Hz. Haven't tested higher resolution for PC as I don't like to my PC to run too hot.- Q-SymphonyI bought the Samsung HW-Q910B, and Samsung has this Q-Symphony feature to output sound from TV + soundbar, for better Atmos effect.- UII find it intuitive enough, and it has a shortcut to access Game Mode features on the remote (long press the play/pause button)- streaming with Samsung TV PlusHas most of the channels I want and for free, so you can skip Roku. Comes with popular streaming platform apps pre-installed, with shortcut buttons to access those directly on the remote.- solar-panel remotecharges itself, what's not to loveFeatures I haven't used, but I'd probably find useful- Samsung Gaming HubSamsung's own built-in gaming streaming platform where you can pair a Bluetooth controller to play games directly from the TV. It connects to gaming streaming services like Xbox, Nvidia GeForce NOW, Amazon Luna. Haven't used this yet so can't review their performances.- USB ports2 USB ports for connecting keyboard/mouse and harddriveWhat I don't like- HDMI portsI know it's pretty standard for TVs to have only 4 HDMI ports, but needing one to connect the soundbar for with HDMI eARC, it's leaving me with only 3 HDMI ports to connect to all the other devices, which means I have to disconnect/reconnect some of them.- Unplug power to resetOne time power went out, and the TV wasn't getting the internet connect from WiFi. Besides having to reset the WiFi router itself, I found no other way to reset but to unplug the power on the TV itself to force it to get an IP from the router. Even "Forgetting" the WiFi didn't work.Other suggested reviews to read:if you need more details on image quality, read the reviews (e.g. Great TV but if you have any defect you're going to need two units on hand to prove to Samsung) about brightness, blooming, black crush, etc.Tip:get a silicon protective case for your remote, the ones specifically designed for Samsung remotes with the opening for the solar panel on the back.

About me and Samsung:So I am a huge Samsung fan boy. I have several of Samsungs "premium" products like the Galaxy Tab S8+, the Galaxy Watch 5 pro, the pro 2 earbuds and The Galaxy S21+ phone (time for upgrade). I have had many generations of their products as well as some bad experience with a few of their budget lines. So my point is, I'm familiar with Samsung and their quality.My experience:So during prime day I started looking for a gaming TV for my PC. I actually wanted the LG C2 TV but they sold out before I got on. Then I stumbled on a good deal for the Samsung QN90B. I started doing some research and while it's not OLED which I really had my heart set on, it was supposed to be close. I figured I would give it a shot because it's a gaming TV and it fits into my Samsung echo system. Now I have very mixed feelings.About the TV:The display is pretty great with a few drawbacks but the user interface is really bad.The good: It works well with my other Samsung devices. I can just tap the side of the display with my phone and it begins mirroring the phone. Did not see that feature listed, so bonus. The blacks are the blackest I have ever seen on LED by far! In a pitch black room the blacks are invisible just like an oled. The colors are truly beautiful once you get it calibrated they way you like. With the exception of the blacks this display is bright, and I mean really bright. You could watch this thing outside on a bright sunny day! It has a lot of gaming options if you can figure out how to navigate the system and the Gaming sync options work well.The Bad: I want to love this TV but... I only got the 43" model and didn't realize until after I got it that the 43" and 50" are missing a couple of the main selling features. These smaller models do not have the anti glare layer at all and the "wide viewing angle is actually the worst viewing angle I have ever seen. I see the colorful image only when sitting at a perfect 90 degrees frime the display. 10% in ether direction and it begins washing out.Even though the blacks are true black the backlight is so bright (even turned all the way down) that you get blooming around the whites. The UI is so bad that if I end up keeping this TV I am going to getNvidia shield or something like that to run.I have had a couple instances when adjusting settings where the screen split vertical and one side looked dull while the other was vibrant. I had to turn the TV off and on again to fix. Not sure if it's defective or if it's trying to show me an example of the change and I just can't figure out how to exit. I have also had the TV shift out of game mode while playing games a couple times. Again I'm not sure if it's defective or if I had it set up wrong or it could even be the $10 Chinese HDMI 2.1 cord I'm using.Concussion:I love this display and I love how well it integrates into my Samsung echo system. The viewing angle is not a deal breaker for me because I sit in front anyway. I've seen far worse blooming so I can live with that. However I'm putting it through its paces while within the return window. If some of the issues I'm having with the UI turn out to be defects it's going back! Would I recommend it, yes but I would stay with the larger models because I feel like some shortcuts were made on the small ones. You may also want to invest in a Nvidia shield or even a high end Roku to avoid the headache of the UI, but the display has a quite amazing picture quality for LED.

Amazing !

This has to be the brightest TV I've ever seen, when you use HDR your eyes have to adjust when looking at bright areas kind of like in real life, the image is crisp, the contrast is awesome, not pitch black like OLED displays, but the local dimming does a good job at making the dark spots look really dark, resulting in a fantastic contrast ratio, the colors look amazing.Best TV I've ever bought really happy with it. Also like to point out how quick it is, when you press the power button on the controller there is no delay, it just pops on immediately, unlike most smart TVs I've used. It's also really quick, opening apps, and the browser is really fast I was really impressed how quickly it responds. The controller is good, I've seen better but it does a good job at being a good controller, not much to talk about it, it's standout feature is that it has a solar panel on the back, where if you leave it at your window will charge the controller, pretty cool, but also pointless when you can just plug a USB-C to charge like any other device in your house.Overall an impressive TV, there are other QLED TV panels for cheaper, such as the FireTVs, but none will match the quality of this one, Samsung is usually a step ahead when it comes to Mini LED displays. If you're looking for a good QLED display, and enjoy all the benefits this technology provides, that being phenomenal HDR experience, crisp image and impressive local dimming zones for amazing contrast, without paying an exorbitant premium, this TV is the best deal out there. Honestly, it's one of those things that once you experience, other TVs will look extremely bland in comparison.

The TV was easy to set up, I have 3 other Samsung TV's so I was familiar with the initial set up. The picture quality is as expected for TV's in this price range, however, I was expecting better sound output. It was not compatible with my old sound system, it didn't recognise it.There is a minor niggle, I cannot get the full programs list, only the current live programs. I solved this by using 1 of my other Samsung TV remote which had this feature and is fully compatible without reset.