Bests & Worsts Reviews from Amazon

A great purchase for the price point in my opinion. A Samsung 43" 4K, HDR, Smart TV for around $600. Despite being a Samsung, I was cautious about what to expect. Surely something was going to bother me, but so far this TV is amazing. It goes without saying that the picture quality is excellent. This is my first experience with HDR and it's stunning the difference it makes with a better contrast ratio and color accuracy. Pair that with increasing the resolution to 4k (and having media that is native 4k of course) and it's gorgeous. Built-in speakers usually don't impress me at all, especially being a Sennheiser headset user. That said, the speakers with this TV are surprisingly good across the whole range without distortion or vibrating the panel. One quirk that bothers me is there isn't a quick way to change the source on the TV. When I pull up the menu the cursor is always on the opposite end of the menu from where the source is and it doesn't wrap around so you have to scroll the long way to get to it. I haven't read the manual completely yet so there probably is a shortcut to change the source and I just don't know it yet, so I'm considering this an "other" and not a "con" or a loss of a star for now. Note: The TV does not come with an HDMI cable. So if you find yourself needing to buy one, make sure it's marketed as Premium. The premium certification from HDMI Licensing guarantees that the cable has the bandwidth to support features such as 4k/UHD @ 60fps, HDR, etc. Don't bother with expensive HDMI cables either. It's digital so it either works or it doesn't. There is no signal quality difference between a $5 HDMI cable and a $100 HDMI cable. Example: Mediabridge FLEX Series HDMI Cable (6 Feet) - High-Speed Supports 4K, Ethernet, 3D and Audio Return [Newest Standard] - (Part# MPC-HDMI34-6 )