Samsung 43-Inch Class 4K Crystal UHD DU8000 Series HDR Smart TV w/Object Tracking Sound Lite, Motion Xcelerator 120Hz, Ultra Slim Design, Gaming Hub, Alexa Built-in (UN43DU8000, 2024 Model)

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.

I’m upgrading from a 2019 Philips 65” 4K TV. Only because the Philips wouldn’t restart after a power surge. Every other thing did. (Yes I do use surge protectors) This Samsung is the first TV I’ve bought since 2020. I didn’t realize the advances in technology and looks. It’s also the first Samsung I’ve owned, ever. I’ve only had it for about 36 hours as of now, but it’s becoming more easy to use and navigate the menu. I’m not completely familiar with it yet, though. The only complaint I have, and this may sound crazy to some, is that the picture may be TOO CLEAR. It has what is described in some YouTube videos as the “soap opera effect”. Watching some movies on Dish Network and BluRay, it seems as if the viewer is watching the characters live instead of in a movie. The picture can be adjusted to different settings, to reduce this effect, that are more to the viewer’s preference. And there are many “micro adjustments” that can be made, appropriately enough called “expert settings”. I’m no expert though. I don’t regret the purchase at all. But, if I’d watched those videos before buying, I might have chosen to buy another model Samsung. Or maybe even a different brand. Mostly because I learned that Samsung doesn’t support Dolby Vision or Sound. I have my 7.1 surround system for sound anyway, so that’s not a problem for me. Anyone who is dependent on the TVs sound capability, should be aware of the fact that Samsung and Dolby Vision don’t play together. I’ll get used to this new TV soon. But I should have done more research before buying it. I guess 5 years is a very long time to jump in TV technology nowadays. One more thing about Samsung that surprised me is that they don’t supply the mounting screws for their TVs. I had to order some separately from Amazon. The ones I found are the right thread size, but (when using included spacers) are at least 1/4” too long, maybe 5/16”. I learned elsewhere that the recommended thread depth is 11-13mm. A person can either use more spacers or cut them off at the right thread length. This is a positive review. I know that I bought a great TV at a good price (approx. $640). I’m just going to have to get used to all the new technology it has. And the super clear picture will take me time to get used to for sure. Even though my 2019 Philips was a 4K TV as well, it was nowhere near as clear as this 2024 Samsung.

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.

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.

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.

I bought this and within the first few weeks we noticed the frame began to come apart from the TV base. So we had to go through the whole process for them to come pick up the old TV, but without a new one. So we went without a TV for a while; first world problem, I know. But then, once they replaced the new one, it was OK, but the software has turned into a big advertising scheme, and a huge push for their pretty worthless Samsung Live TV service. In fact, it is impossible to find and install the Dish app. So I cannot sign in and use it like on most TVs! Also, here I am 20 months later, on my replacement TV, and the picture is shot. Black started bleeding into the screen last week, and now the TV won't even turn on. When you call their customer service, which they try their best to keep from happening, they instead redirect you anyway to the online portal to log in and, get this: insert the Serial Number that you can only get by turning on the TV! Well, my TV won't turn on! Luckily, after a few days of continually turning it on and off, it randomly came on momentarily and we got the serial number. Went online and entered it, and, guess what: it's supposedly out of the 1-year warranty period. So supposedly they have to pre-charge my card before someone comes out to look at it. My take is that these are cheap TV that look OK and have the Samsung name -- whatever that may mean to you. But I'm convinced they may make cheaper versions for Amazon. And I'm convinced they are using dark UX intentionally to keep from streaming competitive satellite subscriptions and to force their Samsung TV service into every interface. We'll see how they handle this a second time. Ugh.

Colors, brightness, and resolution details are superb. Setup was not complicated. I did get professional help to install Dream full motion tv mount to make future cable modifications easier when/if necessary. Apple Airplay 2 compliant feature casts iPhone or iPad device display to tv. Toslink fiber port and USB ports made it easy to add a TV streaming connector for my hearing aids. I like the slim profile and small bezels. Makes for a clean look. 50” display size is perfect for my den wall. The sound quality is good. The enclosed remote is satisfactory for minimalist use. I opted instead for the GE Universal remote which is easier for me to use. TV entertainment is important to me. I consider the entertainment value of this quality Samsung TV hard to beat, especially at its price point.

The 75 inch TV arrived on schedule and was easy to set up on the legs. I would strongly urge reading the unpacking instructions provided on the outside of the box, makes life so much more simple. You're going to need at least 3 people to unpack and set up. I used the legs that came with the tv but may mount on the wall in the future. You're going to need two people to hold the tv (it's pretty heavy) and the third will need to slide the legs into the slots on the back. I hadn't realized that there are little white clips in the leg that, when extended, raise the tv up about 2 inches higher (for extra clearance, like the sound bar I bought to go with it). One clip in the legs was up and the other was down and it took a few tries to figure out why my tv was sitting at an angle, but after a quick second glance at the instructions I realized my error and fixed it. You will have to apply some blunt force to the legs to get them all the way in to the slots. This tv has a ton of features, I would suggest looking up videos and articles to figure them all out. I am a former ROKU user so I was hesitant and went ahead and bought a ROKU ultra to plug into this, but after getting used to the layout and navigation of this tv I'll likely be returning the ROKU. This has all the main streaming channels I used to watch on my ROKU, I just had to get used to the new layout. Picture is very nice, I'm no expert but for the price, you're going to get an amazing picture (I did have to lower the brightness from 50 to 25, not sure if that's the default but it was a bit too bright at first). The rechargeable remote (same as charging a phone) is great, even has a small solar panel on the back to recharge when you aren't using it (though you'll have to put the remote face down). The remote has a mic on it and once I installed Alexa on it it works like a charm. I just tell the remote what I want to watch and BAM!, it goes right to it! Worth the money, worth the time, very happy customer.

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.