Samsung UN55HU7250 Curved 55-Inch 4K Ultra HD 120Hz Smart LED TV (2014 Model)

I thought I might regret spending so much for a TV. Especially one that uses a technology that isn't widely adopted yet.Nope, this tv is GREAT. It has 1 issue, which i'll highlight at the end, but otherwise this is the greatest TV I've ever used.If you have a PC with a video card and you hook it up, the 4k images and gaming is absurd. You don't know how good it looks until you've seen it.The curve adds a nice theater like effect that is not distracting at all.The TV is super smart, for example if I turn my PS4 on the TV will turn itself on soon after. I can't get the x-box one to do this, I'm not sure if it's cause of the HDMI port or the Anyconnect+ stuff. But regardless, it's very convenient. It also automatically switches to the PS4 when I turn it on if no other HDMI device is on. Again, only PS4 does that for some reason for me.I use the TV with a flashdrive or my local network to play downloaded content, works flawlessly. In addition you can cast youtube and other services to it very similar to how the Chromecast works. Except it works more consistently... I have a lot of issues with my Chromecast and youtube, eventually it goes wild and doesnt want any more devices adding to the queue or pausing the videos. This Tv however doesn't have those problems. And to be clear - the TV doesn't have to be in an app mode or anything for your youtube to see it. You could be in the middle of playing a PS4 game and if you cast youtube to the TV it'll take over. It's awesome and convenient.It has 1 problem. There is a limited amount of 4k content. The only 4k content I have must be streamed from the TVs own Netflix or Amazon Prime players. That is not the problem, i knew this going in. The problem is using those apps with a sound bar connected with an optical cable.Whenever the bitrate changes at all on netflix or amazon prime the TV will adjust the signal sent to your sound bar. This causes moments of annoying silence every time it happens. It's easy to look past, I still watched all of Daredevil in 4k with this happening maybe 3-4 times an episode. But it is a problem. The PS4, x-box one, or any other streaming service doesn't have this problem. It must have something to with the optical connection or something. I've read up on it online and it's a common problem unfortunately for us folks who want good sound but not an amazing sound system. If you use an HDMI receiver or just us the TV speakers you'll be fine. But if you have a sound bar with Optical you may experience some sound issues when using the native apps.But I say if that's the worst problem, I'm not complaining. And as 4k content becomes easier to access then i'll be relying less on the native apps.No regrets, best TV i've ever used. Feature and picture wise. Couldn't be happier with this purchase.

This is the first TV I've purchased in about 10 years. I couldn't find a picture that was better than my Samsung 1080P. It was a plasma and I loved it, but alas it was time to step up to 4K PC gaming-and I haven't looked back. The picture clarity on this item is amazing. I am running a GTX 980 (only one) and I can play *most* games maxed out at around 30 or 40 frames per second. Some games I turn down, but here's the great thing about 4k: You don't really need extreme anti-aliasing. At that high of a resolution (this panel supports 3840 x 2160p [native] and 4096 x 2160p), you don't need it because the edges are already smooth.I thought long and hard about this versus a 144hz monitor - but for me size always wins out. I play Civilization V and it looks incredible. At 2160p, the textures are awesome (on everything). I also play Skyrim at 4K (texture mod downloads) and it's awesome. Make sure you get a 3ft or under HDMI cable, specifically with HDMI 2.0 speeds (the plugs are the same - just check specs for 2.0 standard speeds - and DON'T buy gold plated HDMI cables. It makes NO difference with digital signals.).Also, I've seen a lot of people saying that the curve is gimmicky, but I LOVE it. It adds a bit of immersion if you sit closer than five foot from the TV.All in all - this display is excellent. Well worth it if you can get it for the $1499 or less price tag!

We bought the set to replace a Mitsubishi 57" HD projection TV, mainly because we didn't want to continue the yearly process of bulb replacement. The older set had a fantastic picture so we were not expecting improvement. We were wrong. The Samsung has the most amazing picture that I have ever seen. We watched an ultra HD demo on YouTube and couldn't believe what we saw. Fantastic! Further, the curved screen somehow gives depth to the picture, and we seat ourselves around nine feet from the screen. Only bother I have is the placement of the mute button on the remote. It is located where you grab the control. Highly recommend this set to anybody that want the best picture but doesn't need or want 3D.Update:I originally gave the tv five stars, because of picture quality and features; an amazing set. However, after only one year and a half, I suddenly lost the picture (but retained sound). A technician is coming over to diagnose the problem, but he suggested over the phone that it could be the panel and worse, the screen ($800+). Of course, the set is outside of warrantee. Very disappointed.