40-Inch Class Full HD F6000 Smart TV (2025 Model) HDR, Object Tracking Sound Lite, Knox Security, One UI Tizen, Smart TV

I was looking for a Smart TV for a smaller bedroom that wouldn't break the bank but also have solid quality and sound. This 32 inch FHD Smart TV from Samsung is perfect. Most of the apps I use came pre-installed which was great, there were only two I had to install. They were easy to find in their app store and very easy to install them. I thought that some Korean and Asian apps would be hard to find, but they weren't. The app store is pretty well rounded. It was also extremely easy to set up my TV since I already have a Samsung phone. That is a great feature! I will recommend that you set your TV up, connect it to your WiFi/Internet, and then let it sit for 5-10 minutes (take a break to organize the shipping boxes, etc) before you try to download new apps. It does seem to need a few minutes when you first set it up to finish initializing everything. But after that first bit of time, I've not run into any connectivity issues or slow response times. The TV is in the budget range for price, but it is definitely feels like I bought a midrange one. I mounted it on a pedestal mount and it is extremely sturdy. The colors are vibrant. The picture is nice and clear. I've not noticed any issues with pixelation. The sound is perfect for the space. It was an excellent choice for a small bedroom (10 x 9).

This replaced a 2019 Samsung 40 inch I had zero problems with (except for the TV sound & I got a sound bar). This 2025 version appears a bit larger even though the same size and the TV sound isn't bad though I am eventually going to replace my old Samsung sound bar to get that Q harmony sound that comes with this unit. Nice picture and lots of options to adjust. I've only had it a short time, but so far, so good.

I picked up this 32 inch Samsung for a kids room and it’s been a good fit. The picture quality is clear and the colors look bright, which is all I was really hoping for at this size. HDR does help a bit in shows that have darker scenes, and the overall contrast is better than I expected for a TV in this price range. Setup was quick. The Tizen interface is pretty easy to navigate, and all the usual apps are already available. The Samsung TV Plus channels are a nice bonus. There is a lot of free content, so the kids can always find something to watch without me paying for extra subscriptions. The sound is surprisingly decent for a smaller TV. The Object Tracking Sound Lite feature gives it a little more depth so it does not feel flat. Knox Security is not something the kids notice, but it makes me feel better about letting them use apps and screen mirroring. Speaking of that, casting from a phone works smoothly and came in handy for some video calls with grandparents. The slim design looks good and does not take up space. It sits well on a dresser, and the bezels are thin enough that the screen feels a bit bigger than it is. If you need a reliable TV for a bedroom or playroom, this one hits the mark. Good picture, simple to use, and enough built in content to keep kids entertained.

This little tv is pretty good for the price. I paid $127 and mounted it in my bedroom. Old tv was almost 20 years old and the picture wasn't great. This is lighter, smaller frame and it has full HD. You do have to go into settings and really change things up a bit for a good picture. It starts out on "ECO" mode so things don't look too great out of the box. I was surprised I did have to turn on the noise filter, which I usually don't have to do on my nicer Samsung tv's but I guess I can't compare quality at this price. Sound, like all small flat tv's, is horrible and too quiet. Get a speaker right away. Only major complaint I have is that I have to use bluetooth for my speaker setup (pretty much mandatory because the tv only has 2 HDMI and no optical) and every single time I turn the tv off it disconnects from my speaker and every single time I have to reconnect. No auto-connect feature. Considering the lack of connections, bluetooth auto connect should be standard and I hope to see it on an update.

Just bought this, it says its 2025-2026 model. I noticed there is a lag in remote response. Is this normal? Seems kinda slow the way the remote control operates, press the button to change channels and volume is a little slow. But using the menus for anything especially Samsung's TV apps, YouTube, Amazon, Netflix is super slow and laggy. Is this how this is now? Pictures and audio are ok. Just remote response is laggy and kinda annoying.

Nice smart TV for the money Nice picture and works great. If past performance is any indication it should last for years. We have a few Samsung TVs and they have held up well. We replaced a 15 year old Samsung that was still working great with this one. The old one just wasn't a smart TV.

For the money, you can’t get a better tv. (32” F6000) I was lucky enough to have to buy 2 to replace old tvs in the past month due to kids and an a-hole cat. I did a lot of research and decided on this model in the end. I didn’t realize how many tvs are from the early 2020’s being sold in stores. (Check the manufacturer’s dates). I think the picture is crystal clear and haven’t experienced any motion issues. For the price, you can’t beat it. The audio is good enough for my bedroom where it’s pretty close to me on the dresser. The tv I put in a bigger room, I added a Samsung soundbar because the speakers in the tv are pretty useless in larger rooms.

Perfect. Easy to set up. Nice sharp picture. Sound OK. But think it might be better with a sound bar. Good size for a small lounge.

Exelente me encanta esa marca

Uma un idade das TV's de 32 polegadas bei quebrada e gostria de efertuar a treaoca, pois meu imovel estava em reforma e seomnte hoje cosnegui abrir para afzer a instalação

10/10 no me había llegado el día que me notificó fuera de eso muy bien

very good picture