Samsung55" QN85D Neo QLED 4K, Quantum Matrix Technology, Dolby Atmos, NQ4 AI Gen2 Processor, Neo Quantum HDR, Motion Xcelerator 120Hz

Amazing tv, perfect service ordered on Sunday delivered Tuesday no issues at all!

Entertainment value:A really good tv and a great price

The best TV

4 stars because I don't like how even when you disable whatever you can to prevent dynamically changed contrast, it still dims and pops colors as picture changes (especially visible when there's a dark scene and whites become gray and on the next brighter screen they're pop out and are super bright). But other than that it's a great TV with a great picture and loads of outputs in the back to connect all kinds of things to it

sound quality and picture quality are good.in addition this TV costs £699 in other markets, and there is additional price for delivery. (cost + delivery = around £720 - £750 in other markets uk) but at Amazon only £599 with free delivery. I Recommend you to buy this TV.

Really pleased with this TV. Good picture and easy to access channels and apps but... you have to download the QR code on your smart phone to register and get started. My old mum would have struggled with this side of it but to be fair she would be a small minority. I paid extra to have it placed in situ and to take my old TV away with all the packaging which was well worth it.

It's excellentAnd great value for money

Be aware, this TV does not come with a normal remote control, it comes with a "smart" remote that is the same size as those used on a firestick, and only has about 5 buttons on it - it urges you hard to use voice commands. It also has no batteries and is solar powered!! Also be aware that if you are coming from an older samsung TV, the operating system on this TV is beyond frustration, as well as the settings.On top of all this, the TV is either designed for viewing only super bright HDR content or is broken technology, as it tries to passively brighten up areas that should be black despite all silly AI settings turned off, the pixelation on older content regarding quality was so poor that I when I went to my old LG TV from 5 years ago, it was so much better. I shouldn't go to an older and cheaper TV and think it's better both in operating system and most importantly, the picture I see. This Samsung also has the problem of being too bright, even turning brightness and contrast to 0 instead of 50 (what happened to having a scale of 100?) it doesn't look too dark. Local dimming also just made the screen more grey and hazy.Genuinely don't know if the unit I got was faulty or if this is the state of new TV's now with an unhealthy obsession with AI, voice commands, the environment - they certainly aren't obsessed with customer satisfaction and wants as far as I am concerned. Thankfully other manufacturers have normal remote controls and operating systems which I will be purchasing instead. I returned the unit, massively disappointed.