5.0 out of 5 stars Hooked up to a PC with a RTX 4090 video card

2026-02-27    -Azteck

Hooked up to a PC with a RTX 4090 video card.Setup was extremely easy. The TV found my network instantly and started updating right away. After answering a few quick setup questions, it auto-detected my input source and I was on my PC desktop in no time :-)My Opinion:Brightness: 10/10Color Quality: 10/10 (insanely good)Black Levels: 10/10 (insanely good)Overall Picture Quality: 10/10I can’t comment on the sound quality since I use headphones and external speakers, but the TV detected that automatically and switched audio sources on its own (which made me smile).The only negative is "Navigating" with the remote.Going from PC Audio to TV External speakers is amazingly painful.Also changing Video input's is as equally as painful.Using this TV as a PC Monitor and for Gaming and watching 4K Movies, genuinely makes me smile.My Settings (from AI):Settings → Picture → Expert SettingsBrightness: 50Contrast: 45–47Sharpness: 0 (critical for PC text clarity)Color: 25Tint: 0Tip:To stop Smart Hub from launching automatically, press Home → Settings → General → Smart Features, then disable Autorun Smart Hub. This makes the TV start on the last used input (like HDMI) instead. After that, it boots instantly and is ready to go.Given the overall image quality, this TV is an incredible value for the money.Highly recommended!

3.0 out of 5 stars Decent picture for the price, typical Samsung UI nonsense

2026-01-07    -Jacob

Almost everything negative I have to say is specific to the user experience of the TV. This is a typical Samsung product: they try to insert their bloatware in the middle of everything you do. You are pushed to create a Samsung account just to use the TV during setup. You can bypass it, but if you were less tech savvy, this would probably be confusing rather than simply annoying and off-putting.You literally can’t even select the input of the TV without going through their awful OS. It’s a TV, not a smart phone, y’all. Why is it that you can’t put an input button on the remote like literally every other TV? One time the AppleTV disconnected, and we literally could not find it again in the inputs list without unplugging it and plugging it back into the TV. They offer a Samsung app for AppleTV that is also presented to you in their awful UI, but it is not the actual AppleTV *input*, so once again, it’s incredibly confusing and annoying for NO reason.The remote is minimalist garbage.Even the picture of the TV is not as good as their competitors. In every picture mode, the colors look blown out in a different way. I’ve owned other OLED TVs, and they had a much more accurate color profile than this one. I’ve had to manually adjust the color to make skin tones look natural. But please show me an oversaturated tropical bird in 4K, that’s useful.This panel also struggles with image quality when there is high visual frequency like the canopy of the jungle. You can see pixelation during otherwise smooth panning shots over such areas.Otherwise, the depth of color is your typical deep, rich OLED, and it does make video games look really great. Is it worth the price? Sure. I guess. But I would have paid more for a better more conventional TV experience. I don’t need middleware on my TV.

1.0 out of 5 stars Misleading or lack of Panel change Type within same model.

2026-01-04    -Richard

Buyer beware - This is the fault of Samsung and the buyer (me). I purchased this TV after reading the reviews iff Amazon. I knew that I wanted to get a QD-OLED panel from Samsung as opposed to a WOLED panel from Samsung.In my research and going to Best Buy to just see the display crispness, I viewed a 65 inch. When I received my 77 inch version of this model it did not seem to be as vibrant as what I saw in person using the demo mode of the TV. That’s when I found out that Samsung switched panel technology on the two larger sizes within the same model type, which is not advertised and hard to determine unless you really dig.The 55-inch and 65-inch models (North America): These sizes utilize QD-OLED (Quantum Dot-OLED) panels, which are known for their vibrant colors and higher brightness compared to traditional OLEDs.The 77-inch and 83-inch models (North America): These larger sizes use WOLED (White OLED) panels.

5.0 out of 5 stars Incredible Picture Quality—Love It, Love It, Love It

2026-02-10    -Leigh Martin

The picture quality is absolutely stunning, with deep blacks, vibrant colors, and incredible clarity. The sound is surprisingly good, the interface is smooth, and setup was quick and easy. Every movie and show looks amazing on it. Truly one of the best upgrades we’ve made to our home entertainment. Highly recommend!

5.0 out of 5 stars Hooked up to a PC with a RTX 4090 video card

2026-03-06    -Azteck

Hooked up to a PC with a RTX 4090 video card.Setup was extremely easy. The TV found my network instantly and started updating right away. After answering a few quick setup questions, it auto-detected my input source and I was on my PC desktop in no time :-)My Opinion:Brightness: 10/10Color Quality: 10/10 (insanely good)Black Levels: 10/10 (insanely good)Overall Picture Quality: 10/10I can’t comment on the sound quality since I use headphones and external speakers, but the TV detected that automatically and switched audio sources on its own (which made me smile).The only negative is "Navigating" with the remote.Going from PC Audio to TV External speakers is amazingly painful.Also changing Video input's is as equally as painful.Using this TV as a PC Monitor and for Gaming and watching 4K Movies, genuinely makes me smile.My Settings (from AI):Settings → Picture → Expert SettingsBrightness: 50Contrast: 45–47Sharpness: 0 (critical for PC text clarity)Color: 25Tint: 0Tip:To stop Smart Hub from launching automatically, press Home → Settings → General → Smart Features, then disable Autorun Smart Hub. This makes the TV start on the last used input (like HDMI) instead. After that, it boots instantly and is ready to go.Given the overall image quality, this TV is an incredible value for the money.Highly recommended!

5.0 out of 5 stars Samsung 77" oled tv is amazing

2026-01-23    -Evermar

Wonderful tv!The image is very clear, clean and bright.100% satisfied with the purchase.

5.0 out of 5 stars Incredible Picture Quality—Love It, Love It, Love It

2026-01-03    -Leigh Martin

The picture quality is absolutely stunning, with deep blacks, vibrant colors, and incredible clarity. The sound is surprisingly good, the interface is smooth, and setup was quick and easy. Every movie and show looks amazing on it. Truly one of the best upgrades we’ve made to our home entertainment. Highly recommend!

3.0 out of 5 stars Decent picture for the price, typical Samsung UI nonsense

2026-02-11    -Jacob

Almost everything negative I have to say is specific to the user experience of the TV. This is a typical Samsung product: they try to insert their bloatware in the middle of everything you do. You are pushed to create a Samsung account just to use the TV during setup. You can bypass it, but if you were less tech savvy, this would probably be confusing rather than simply annoying and off-putting.You literally can’t even select the input of the TV without going through their awful OS. It’s a TV, not a smart phone, y’all. Why is it that you can’t put an input button on the remote like literally every other TV? One time the AppleTV disconnected, and we literally could not find it again in the inputs list without unplugging it and plugging it back into the TV. They offer a Samsung app for AppleTV that is also presented to you in their awful UI, but it is not the actual AppleTV *input*, so once again, it’s incredibly confusing and annoying for NO reason.The remote is minimalist garbage.Even the picture of the TV is not as good as their competitors. In every picture mode, the colors look blown out in a different way. I’ve owned other OLED TVs, and they had a much more accurate color profile than this one. I’ve had to manually adjust the color to make skin tones look natural. But please show me an oversaturated tropical bird in 4K, that’s useful.This panel also struggles with image quality when there is high visual frequency like the canopy of the jungle. You can see pixelation during otherwise smooth panning shots over such areas.Otherwise, the depth of color is your typical deep, rich OLED, and it does make video games look really great. Is it worth the price? Sure. I guess. But I would have paid more for a better more conventional TV experience. I don’t need middleware on my TV.

1.0 out of 5 stars Misleading or lack of Panel change Type within same model.

2025-12-30    -Richard

Buyer beware - This is the fault of Samsung and the buyer (me). I purchased this TV after reading the reviews iff Amazon. I knew that I wanted to get a QD-OLED panel from Samsung as opposed to a WOLED panel from Samsung.In my research and going to Best Buy to just see the display crispness, I viewed a 65 inch. When I received my 77 inch version of this model it did not seem to be as vibrant as what I saw in person using the demo mode of the TV. That’s when I found out that Samsung switched panel technology on the two larger sizes within the same model type, which is not advertised and hard to determine unless you really dig.The 55-inch and 65-inch models (North America): These sizes utilize QD-OLED (Quantum Dot-OLED) panels, which are known for their vibrant colors and higher brightness compared to traditional OLEDs.The 77-inch and 83-inch models (North America): These larger sizes use WOLED (White OLED) panels.

4.0 out of 5 stars Good for the price.

2026-02-19    -Carlos Vasquez Jr.

The AI feature is a little weird. It makes the things move funny. The picture's great. The sound is just ok. I have a 7.2 surround sound so I'm not that worried about the sound. For the price it's a great large TV.