Samsung 50-Inch Class QLED Q7F Series Samsung Vision AI Smart TV (2025 Model, 50Q7F) Quantum HDR, Object Tracking Sound Lite, Q4 AI Gen1 Processor, 4K upscaling, Gaming Hub,…

I purchased this model for a second home. All the TVs in my primary residence are Samsung and I am devoted to the brand for a reason – great picture and a quality TV. I confess that I am not a fan of the ever shrinking remote nor the solar charger in this model, but those issues are so minor compared to the fabulous picture at this price point. The unit is ridiculously thin with surprising sound quality. WiFi connection is flawless. I also use an OTA antenna for local channels which completes the cord-cutting. One other ding that Samsung should pay attention to – raise the leg stands just a bit so your sound bars fit under the screen without obstructing the picture at the bottom. This is an issue not unique to Samsung. Be sure to set the picture according to your room lighting. Out of the box the picture is garish – typical marketing, but some quick adjustments to Movie Mode, and some other tweaks brought an extremely good picture and color quality. The mat screen finish reduces reflection reasonably well. Another feature that makes this TV a great value.

Fantastic colors , Amazon it’s the way to go when buying a large TV. No risk involved in getting it broken or any issues to power up as I did when I bought from Samsung, the TV arrived broken and they shipped through Best Buy and did not offers unpacking as Amazon did , they offer free unpacking and power up your TV to make sure you get what you pay for and even took all boxes and garbage with them, awesome experiences, back on the TV the picture is great, the sound terrible so low that you need to buy a soundbar if you want to watch a movie in such a big screen, the sound is like for a 14″ TV not even , also it’s very slow really slow , you need patience to go into menu or apps , another set back it’s the remote control , too small and doesn’t offers much help to get around like for example a “Source” options to quick access , I just bought a genereric old Control to make it easy to set it up , doesn’t have a clock alarm as it use to on the past just timer . Overall it’s a reasonable TV for the price, you get what you pay for , a decent TV for the price .

Great screen and colors. Ok menu design but slow loading of apps. No optical so not compatible with Sonos without an eArc converter which I had to purchase. I replaced the flimsy cheap remote that is not compatible with IR devices like Sonos with the previous generation IR remote and I can easily control the TV, Apple TV, and Sonos with it. No need to buy into the Samsung symphony (yet) since my Sonos has a lot of life in it still, but I’d consider it for tighter integration and not having to use the converter and free up an extra hdmi port in the process. The TV tries pretty hard to sell you subscription services for partner channels like all TVs these days, and quite prominently shows the Fox News App which I will never open. But aside from that, it works great with my Apple TV and has a feature that remembers which device was last watched, so when I power on it starts on the Apple TV each time. There is a game mode which I don’t use but has a bunch of cool options and changes the menu system. I think it was moderately worth the price but wish there was a way to turn off all the advertising. For a simple setup it’s Ok, but lacking optical in 2025 is quite a fail. I wouldn’t change my decision because I’m quite technical and have a background in audio and IT so can work around the limitations, but for an average person the lack of features like optical port, may funnel them into the expensive Q symphony sound bar purchase too as the on board speakers are pretty lacking in this TV. All in all it’s a good TV but for the price I think at least should have included an optical output.