Samsung 65" Q80D QLED 4K, Direct Full Array, NG4 AI Gen2 Processor, Dolby Atmos, Motion Xcelerator 120Hz, Quantum HDR+

Excellent picture quality and great value. Unlike some reviewers mine came with UK plug and 2 remote controls though I only use the smart one. Set up process was straightforward, though using only a Sky Box some of the processes and ‘smart features ‘ were unnecessary for me. Overall very pleased with this purchase and would definitely recommend.

Great TV, excellent value for money and clear picture quality. The operating system was a huge an upgrade from my 2019 LG tv. Well worth the upgrade.

television came within described timeline. Out of the box it had a fault with sound immediately. I spoke to Samsung service and had to reset tv and this initially solved problem, but it came back. given that this was a £700 pound TV I didnt want to accept a faulty tv, and this is where the problem started. Seller tried to make me deal with Samsung as tv was faulty, but samsung rightly said that it was within 28 days and they should replace. Seller was clearly not keen to get TV returned and my interactions with them felt as if I was almost having to plead to get a working tv. I asked for a replacement and they said they didnt want to issue one "in case it had the same fault", well if you are selling faulty tvs then that is quite concerning. I wanted to return the tv, they wanted me to pay for the return. Its faulty so is not my responsibility I say, they say but you live so far away from us and it would be easier if you dropped it off, well you sell on amazon uk wide so thats a bit concerning. I latterly bought a new and working one from Argos, boxed up their one and they couriered it back. Still got one further phone call from them complaining that they couldnt find a fault which I politely pointed out was due to it being intermittent as I had always indicated. In conclusion I would suggest you tread carefully when dealing with this company as their customer service is questionable at best.

I'm no TV expert, so i'm just going to be brielf. It's a hefty piece of kit, taking two people to get it out of the box and attach the stand. But once this was done the set up was as easy as you could want. It has a stunning picture. It took some tweaking in the settings to get it to my tastes, but it was worth the effort. The sound is very tinny from the TVs speakers, but I've found that that's the case with every set i've every owned, so I won't mark it down for this. I just paired it up with a Samsung soundbar for a richer and deeper sound experience.

The television seems brilliant, clear picture, good sound. One criticism is that it was supplied with one power lead, which had a European two pin plug, no adapter, no separate British power lead. This is the first time I have purchased electrical goods in my home country and not been supplied with a British power lead especially peculiar now that we are no longer in the European Union or market.

Great TV, very clear picture and easy to use.

Very clear and bright TV that comes with two remote controls. Very highly recommended.

This TV is losing 2 stars because of 2 major issues in my opinion. Issue 1: If you happen to watch HDR content on Prime or any other content app, the TV will switch HDR on & you CANNOT switch it off whether you want to or not. Effectively you do not have control over this feature. HDR eats energy, you should have the option to switch it off & just watch in standard 4k. Issue 2: The sound is pretty horrible. I’d describe it as sounding like a recording of something at the cinema. There’s no modes like cinema, sport etc like other TV’s there is either standard or amplified (and a few other things that do not much at all). Quality picture & decent for gaming. Let down by obtuse thinking & inferior speakers.