Samsung UN22D5003 22-Inch 1080p 60Hz LED HDTV (Black) [2011 MODEL]
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I thought I had already reviewed this product. nice. . 2 of them
I hate when the site updates there sites and can't keep the ratings and notes on the items.
1089331
I purchased this TV on July 2. Got delivery in about a week, well before the estimated
date. TV is showing very nice picture. menu is intuitive, and easy to use.
I purchased an upconverting dvd player. One point though somehow samsung upconverting
DVD player did not work with HDMI. So I replaced it with a pioneer DVD player, and
it is working great. Without upconverting , or blue ray player or HDTV input you
will not be impressed with the quality. So far so good, hope it will keep up.
Also I saw price change 3 times and got refunds.
1176367
Got the 550 58" & found the picture to be stunning.  Sound is OK for regular TV.  Found the energy save function & set it a medium.  After about 30hrs of use the set went totally black - had sound & channel change - no picture.  Technicians came out & ordered a motherboard, x driver & Y driver.  They came back In a week with 2 of the 3 boards. As luck would have it the missing board was the one needed!  So, the set was replaced & #2 seems to be working OK.
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We purchased our Samsung LNT4669F 46" 1080p 120Hz LCD HDTV in Jan 2008 directly from Amazon.  It arrived on time.  Shipping people unpacked it for us.  They suggested we don't turn it on for approximately 30 min until the temperature of the TV stabilizes with the room temperature (it was January and their truck trailor was not heated).  We turned it on after several hours and TV worked great.  120 Hz feature works great (Try watching HD version of BBC's Planet Earth with it on.  It is awesome!).  The picture looks great!  Remote and Menu features are easy to figure out.
We are very happy with our purchase.
2160390
We purchased this TV 2 weeks ago and everything has gone as per expectations, except one or two minor items.

Pros:
1. Very Good Picture and black levels, though a 3 year old Pioneer Elite 50 inch 720P still beats it from 12 to 15 ft away. Need to adjust the picture some, to get the best out of it. The BD player does an excellent job of upconverting the less than 1080p inputs.
2. The wall mounting and thinness, plus appearance really is first class. The inputs are beautifully arranged. The appearance on the wall with hidden cables makes me smile everytime.
3. The Samsung apps, PC share work well, however a Samsung Blue ray player BD6900 realy helps, some features are only available when the BD player is hooked up.
4. The remotes between the TV and BD player are as well integrated as can be expected, give Samsung full marks for this one.
I am afraid to think (or find out) if this all would not be the same with a BD6800 or lower/older model, did not want to find out so sprung the extra for the BD6900. The BD player is also really fast loading up, a big plus. Use a High speed ethernet HDMI cable and hooked up through ethernet, more on that later.
5. Works well with the Sanus 1100 thin wall mount (under $100), can tilt up the TV and access the rear very easily. Wasn't about to spring for the super expensive Samsung wall mount rip-off, its just a glorified picture hanger for $250 !!

Cons:
1. The dedicated wireless had trouble hooking up, and I hear that streaming video on wireless is still not ready for prime time. I luckily had ethernet access which I utilized and it was the best thing I did. Still have not tried out streaming video, but Youtube with its low bandwidth works fine (though the picture is like a VHS tape quality)
2. TV runs hot, hotter than some other plasmas. I guess I won't be cold this winter since it is in the bedroom. I hear all plasmas run hot, and that this is nothing to worry about when it comes to longetivity of the display or anything.
3. Sound quality is OK, about 1/2 of what a stereo/amp dedicated speakers would produce.

Note:
I used a line conditioner (Belkin, under $100) that also protects against Voltage spikes and such, plus the ferrite magnet at one end of the power cable. Guess what, NO buzz at all, and the picture is crisp with deep colors and blacks.
I am also afraid to run it with older Amps and Stereos, even with HDMI for compatibility issues, sound and picture quality degradation. Luckily, in the Bedroom, I don't need to and the wife prefers the cleaner look without speaker cables and stereo lights at night.
I am surprised at all the issues with incompatibility that I read about with proprietary BS that is getting into these 3D TV's and BD players. Why can't they make good stereo boxes with all their electronic trickery instead and make plain TV monitors and BD players at half the cost. That way, compatibility will not be an issue. I guess its a marketing decision again!

So far, I took the path of least resistance and kept it simple. It seems to have paid off for me and I love the set-up.
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I've had the LNT4661F for about a week and picture looks great using Dish Network (although currently have cable running basement box to main floor and through a Toshiba DVD rdxs52 to make use of component and HDMI.)  I plan to get Dish HD next week and position box next to TV to hook-up directly from box using HDMI, I'm betting an even better picture experience.

I orginally bought the Samsung LN-S4695D from Amazon and noticed some clouding issues in lower left corner and upper right, most prominent in low light setting and dark movies.  I asked Amazon to replace the unit, although they were out of stock and so I decided to replace with the 61F.  I may have just had a bad 95D, but I am very pleased with the 61F.  I also considered the Samsung LNT4665F, however I thought day light may produce some reflection off screen.

One major note:  Amazon is great!!!  They picked up the 95D and refunded full price including shipping and received the credit within a week.  I specifically waited for the tv I wanted to "Ships from and sold by Amazon.com" vs. fullfillment through 2nd party (just in case I had to ship back, which I did.)  Look at return policy on large TVs purchases, most don't allow ... they will have you work it out with the manufacturer.  Amazon has great prices and great customer service ... no wonder they had a great quarter.  I just wish I had also purchased their stock pior to earnings release.
1195031
I bought my Samsung TX-R3079WH 30" SlimFit last June 2006 when there was a glut of HDTVs on the market thanks to the World Cup and America's continual apathy over soccer.  I bought it for $629, including 'free' installation.  Not bad.  This TV has been nothing but a pleasure - crisp, detailed HD picture, good stereo sound (I have hooked up my own speakers, but have to use the TV speakers when watching a DVD) and this TV has been very reliable.  I don't know how all these 'lemons' got out there, but too bad for the unfortunate folks who got them.  Maybe they just didn't hook it up properly - that would be easy to do:  Gone are the days when you just plugged the power cord into the wall and turned the on-switch.
3594647
Extremely deep blacks and vibrant colors. Just turn sharpness to 0. No dead pixels, and the stand is very sturdy when screwed in. 3 HDMI ports is a big plus. The speakers are only OK. I suggest purchasing a separate sound system if buying this TV. It's like a theater in my room when hooked up to mine. The TV is very thin and light. Would wholeheartedly recommend this TV at $220. Great value.
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http://www.amazon.com/Hisense-40H4C-40-Inch-1080p-Smart/dp/B00U0GZR34?ie=UTF8&ref_=cm_cr_ryp_prd_ttl_sol_16
3110445
The Toshiba 39L1350U LED HDTV is a great TV.  Setup was easy, excellent picture, and very good sound.
On top of that the price was great and delivery beat the estimated delivery date.  Can't get much better than that.
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I had read a press release that Samsung would be including 2 free pairs of 3D glasses with all of their 3D enabled TVs purchased after April 24, 2011.  So I was disappointed when I ordered this TV from Amazon, but the free glasses did not come with the set.  When I wrote to Samsung customer service, they told me to take the issue up with Amazon, even though I had a feeling it was more Samsung's fault than Amazon's.  Fortunately, a few days later I saw that Samsung has set up a website for people to get their free glasses who didn't get them from the retailer where they bought their TV.
That website is: w w w . s a m s u n g . c o m / u s / 3 D g l a s s e s
(I don't think links are allowed in Amazon reviews, so hopefully that displays properly above. Just remove the spaces and it should work)

Overall, I'm very pleased with this TV.  The picture quality is great, as well as the design of the set.  However, when there is a nearly all black scene, like during credits, I can see that the 4 corners of my set are a little bright.  I can usually only notice it when all the lights in the room are off and the scene is very dark.  I can be pretty picky, but it really doesn't bother me much.  I was also concerned about how reflective the screen is.  I got used to that pretty quickly and it doesn't bug me much, but could be a problem if you have bright light sources in front of your TV.

When I first turned the TV on, the sound quality was pretty lousy.  But turning on "SRS TruSurround HD" in the Sound Effects options makes a world of difference.  It's still not fantastic, but it's not bad.  I'm considering buying a sound bar to go with the TV, but after turning that option on, I'm not in a hurry to do so.

Overall, it's a great value for the money.
3216913
Bought this set on a Saturday and it was delivered and set up next day.  Awesome TV. As to the amount of electricity utilized,on a net present value basis, you will need about 30 years on the 240hz 55" LCD to get a pay back that offsets the price difference. Plus you have to factor in the the 100,000 hr screen.  Black to Grey issue, seems relevant only if your in the $3,500 and up market.  Next step, upgrade to the 65" once the price drops in a year or two and place this one downstairs in the master...
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I bought this TV from Amazon on March 18, 2012 for only $2,208.23.  It was shipped by CEVA (also know as Eagle?) and arrived before lunch on March 23, 2012.  When I first turned it on, the picture had too much color and contrast.  I was fortunate to find a post by "A fellow Believer" which listed a website that reviewed the TV and had post-calibration settings.  Here's the URL: [...]
After I applied the settings, the picture was much better.  I also linked to my wireless router (had to enter an encryption key) and can access the internet now.  The TV came with a qwerty keyboard remote so it's easy to enter text.  The manual, in my opinion, is too simple.  I downloaded the .pdf version of the e-manual from Samsung.

One word of warning: If you like to import UK Blu-rays authored at 50Hz, this TV will not accept the HDMI signal.  However, I own two LG Blu-ray players (LG BD530 and LG BD630) that will convert 50Hz to 60Hz to play 50Hz British imported Blu-rays.  You can download the BDInfo program at [...] to determine if a Blu-ray is authored at 50Hz (of course that means you have to buy the Blu-ray first).
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Picture wise, this TV has been good/great.  I've had it now for a week and the picture is superbly better than the two year old Samsung 32" LCD it replaced.  I did update the firmware but I still notice the contrast shift at times.  However, the one glaring issue with this TV (and all Sony KDL-xxS5100 sets as I've found) is the lack of Dolby Digital 5.1 audio output.

Yes, the TV has an Optical Digital output that the manual states will output PCM audio.  However, it does not list that it is limited to only 2 channel linear PCM audio (which I later found listed under the HDMI input specs on the unit).  A call to Sony confirmed the flaw, and that it is intentionally done (though I am waiting to hear from a Sony engineer as to why this is).  Frankly, I never considered that an ATSC/QAM tuner would not output 5.1 digital audio since it is part of the signal.  And isn't HDTV all about high definition video and audio?

This probably isn't a problem for most people unless they don't have a digital cable box and have surround sound, but either way, I'm not sure this can be legal.  And like I didn't have enough criteria when I was buying a TV before, but now I have to ask whether it outputs Dolby Digital 5.1??

I'll update if/when I hear back from Sony.  In the mean time, I am returning the TV and getting the Panasonic 37" 1080p (which outputs 5.1 and fits in my entertainment cabinet).
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I almost deleted this review request without comment, but I realized that when I was about to BUY a new TV for my mom who is in a nursing home, I read the reviews of others and made my decision based on those words. So here is what I think about the Samsung UN22D5003 22-Inch 1080p Clear Motion Rate 120 LED HDTV (Black) that I purchased for my mom.
First of all, it came, not only by it's posted delivery date, but I received 2 notices that it was on schedule to be delivered early. It was, yea! That was a bonus.
Secondly, it was easy to set up. Pretty much plug and play.
And as for product quality, the picture is bright and easy to look at, the audio is clear AND my mom can work the remote without a problem.
All in all, I am most satisfied with this TV and with the service I received.
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So, I guess I'm a little late to the party...  :0)

...considering this model has been discontinued for some time.  However, I see there are still some of these fine TV's selling used on Amazon (scoop one up, while you still can).  That is in fact how I purchased this TV, over 4 years ago.  I purchased this TV used from Amazon's own fulfillment center.  It came with the slight bevel blemishes, as describe, but it also came with the same superior image quality everyone was raving about back then.

What can I say that has not already been said?  This TV is simply amazing, even still today!  The picture quality has not diminished at all.  It is still as bright, still as bold, still as colorful and still as stunning to view as the day we received it.  On the cusp of 2015, I can honestly tell you, there has been no 1080p LED TV that has impressed me as much as this old LCD TV still does.

Full Disclaimer:  I don't care how thin those LED panels are, nor how energy efficient they are.  I care about the image quality, first.  I sure hope the new OLED technology can bring me the same amazing image quality this TV does, before I eventually have to replace it, because this old LCD paneled TV has made me no fan of the current, weak colored, low dynamic range, washed out, side panel light bleeding.........blahhh...LED panels that I'm seeing everywhere...  :D