Samsung 50 Inch Q65C QLED HDR 4K Smart TV (2023) - Quantum HDR QLED TV With Alexa, Dual LED Technology, Crystal 4K Processor, Object Tracking Sound, Built In Gaming TV Hub, Slim Profile & Multi View [Energy Class F]

I bought this primarily to use as a PC monitor on my very large desk. Two years ago, my old Samsung monitor died, but, as I was then having vision issues with cataracts, I bought a cheap TCL 43" 4K tv as a stop-gap. Now that my eyesight has been restored, the time was right to get a proper replacement ... or so I thought. The new Samsung arrived promptly, and was quickly set up without any difficulty. It immediately showed its quality with stunning colours and definition, displaying my desktop slideshow photos with a clarity and vibrancy which made the images seem almost three-dimensional. However, I had to admit that the improvement over the TCL it was replacing was actually only minimal. Make no mistake, this Samsung has superbe picture quality, but it serves to demonstrate less its own superiority than the outstanding quality of the TCL at half the price (albeit with inferior sound quality). Next, it was time to test it out as a TV, which admittedly is its proper function. Over to Netflix ... hmmm, just about everything has been filmed in dark, washed-out colours, so no opportunity for the Samsung to show off its brilliant colours. Amazon Prime Video, same thing. Over to terrestrial TV ... no 4K broadcast, so again no opportunity for the Samsung to show off its qualities. Have I just wasted a lot of money on an expensive TV that has very little opportunity to display its capabilities? I wonder, but you will have to decide for yourself whether its worth the while.As smart TVs get smarter, you get more and more features and functions, which may or may not be a good thing. More features and functions means more steps necessary to perform simple functions. For instance, to get subtitles on my old TV, all I needed to do was to click on the subtitles button on the remote. With this Samsung, clicking on the subtitles button calls up an Accessibility menu, on which I have to scroll right down to the subtitles options and make my selection. That's progress for you.

The TV (Samsung 43 Inch Q65C QLED HDR 4K Smart TV 2023) is very easy to set up. It has an excellent picture, good sound quality, and internet features, with a very quick response.I’m really pleased with this purchase and I highly recommend it.

Had to replace a Hisense TV that suddenly died. The TV has a premium feeling to it and the colors are really good considering the fact it is not OLED. The TV also offers a ‘Game mode’ which really enhances contrast.The bezels are thin and the Samsung interface is working quickly and instinctively. Only issue for me is that there are only two main HDMI ports, so I often need to switch cables when connecting different devices.

I have always used Samsung and they never fail to disappoint. Good quality and picture

This Samsung TV is a splendid package. It entertains with beautiful, vibrant colours and splendid clear sound. The picture is breathtaking sharp and, best of all, it is economical with power usage.

This smart T V has a very bright high definition picture . The set up controls are very intuitive. Slim and stylish for wall mounting.

These tvs are mind-blowingly good.

Thought I’d treat myself to a new tv had the last Samsung 43” for years and although it’s been a great tv and servant it’s time to update it!This one is less than half the weight and sits exactly on the same wall bracket, fantastic picture, brilliant apps and after looking at Curry’s who were ignorant and not interested this was a steal at £400 from Amazon, should have just stayed at home in the first place 👍🏻