Samsung32-Inch Class Full HD F6000 Smart TV (2025 Model) HDR, Object Tracking Sound Lite, Knox Security, One UI Tizen, Smart TV

The Smart View feature that wirelessly connects to other Samsung devices without an Internet Connection is perfect for wireless RV streaming when no wifi is available. We got the 32" specifically for permanent RV installation and couldn't be happier. Our not so new Galaxy S9 and older Samsung TabA 8 both stream content by mirroring directly to the TV even though the TV is not connected to Internet.

So far - so good. We had a much older 32” Samsung - probably 15 years old that had signal issues. We can only use a 32” . So we checked out the state of 32 inch tvs. This was highly rated and boy - the difference in picture quality compared to our old one is striking it is nice Samsung upgraded the 32” instead of dropping it as many manufacturers have done. We would have loved to try the 32” oled version but since we view at angles, didn’t want to risk it. This was easy to set up and coordinate with Xfinity cable or wifi.

Really nice picture. It's mounted in my small(ish) camper and did some bouncing. It held up fine. People talk about the complicated controls. It's not much different from any other TV and not bad at all.

Picture quality is excellent. Set-up was easy to follow. Sound quality is good. But attaching the feet with the four screws was difficult and I wasn't even able to fully tighten one of the feet. Another customer mentioned this problem too. Also there is a few second delay when using the remote, so annoying. Most TVs respond immediately when you make selections on the remote but not this one. For these reasons I only gave it 4 stars.

Easy to setup and connect it to wifi and to mount to a wall-mounted articulating arm. Sound and picture quality are good.

This is a Stupid TV - there is no PBS app, although it has dozens of trash apps (one is even called that), I got a newer TV because I wanted to get PBS on my TV screen and not have to watch it on my computer. Yes, it has PBS TV programs, but I can't watch PBS Passport without installing Amazon or Apple devices, where there is no port on the TV. I aqqlso haven't been able to attach my DVD player for viewing (on the old TV it was easy). Yes, I got an adapter, but so far haven't been able to figure out how to connect the cable from the DVD player with the red, white and yellow wires to get a picture and sound. Not very Smart.

My old 24" Samsung TV bit the dust. It went completely dead after 8-years of use. It wasn't on a surge protector. I'm thinking it may have seen a power spike. Anyway I needed a replacement and purchased this one. I've always found the Samsung TV's and monitors have great picture quality. This 32" didn't disappoint me. It also has a bluetooth connection so that I can watch the programs using wireless head phones without disturbing others in the house (I'm getting hard of hearing).The only issue is that I found the Smart TV User Interface not so user friendly. On the old TV, I had a google TV device and it was fairly easy to manuever with it. This built-in Smart TV UI seems a little wonky to me. For example, I can't re-aarrange the APP's the way I want. It just seems non-intuitive. It's also a little sluggish in response. Maybe I just need to get used to it. Anyway, these are minor complaints. I'm most concerned with the quality of the picture and sound which are both excellent.

I wish I would have done my homework better. You can't hook up external speakers, which means, I have to buy a sound bar. Also, limited amount of apps available for use. There should be unlimited amount of apps available for these tv's. Picture quality is good, that's about all I can say about it.