Samsung UN40B6000

Samsung UN40B6000
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I really wanted to give this a 4.5/5, but that isn't an option. I bought this TV with 3 things in mind: sports, movies, video games. The picture on this TV is absolutely incredible; it's on par with any picture on any hdtv out there. It did take a lot of adjusting to get the picture (color, contrast, dejudder, etc) to the level I wanted. I suggest using a THX certified dvd to calibrate it, for those who do not want to pay to have it calibrated. The factory settings for the TV are not good, but after tinkering with it for quite a while, I think the picture is near perfect. Unlike regular LCDs I've been accustomed to, the colors on this LED are better. Blacks are blacker, whites are whiter. Also, I'm a very big video game player, and this TV displays my 360 games (using an HDMI cable) better than any TV I've ever used. Also, there is no lag while playing, which I've noticed before on some HDTVs. Sporting events are crystal clear and crisp without appearing fake, which was a "must" for me while shopping. The clear and crisp picture isn't just for sporting events; it also looks great for all HD channels, particularly Discovery, Travel, Food Network. It makes you feel like you are there. Another thing I like about it is simply the way the TV itself looks and is designed. It's very thin and light weight, which is great. I also really like the "touch of red" design; it's just nice to look at.

With all those good things said about the TV, it is not perfect. Probably my biggest issue came up while watching my first dvd with this tv. The LED edge-lighting can cause an issue during scenes that are intended to be very dark/black. However, after some adjusting (again), I got the picture to look the way I wanted it to. (Note: this was a regular dvd played on an upscaling dvd player; NOT a blu-ray. I can't say how a blu-ray would look on this tv or how the backlighting might affect it). A VERY good thing about this tv in respect to this problem is that you can have different settings for each input. For example: the settings I chose for picture quality for video games, dvds, and cable are all different. However, all three of these use different inputs to the tv, so when I decide I've had enough cable and want to play a game, I switch it over and my settings do not need to be adjusted; they are saved individually. My second issue: sound. This TV simply has mediocre sound. It's not bad, it's not great. My biggest problem with the sound is that when switching between a video game, dvd, and cable, I had to adjust the sound dramatically for each one. That's more of a nuisance than a true problem though. Lastly, alot of people complain about the viewing angle of this tv. Personally, I do not have a problem with it at any of the angles in the room in which I have this TV, so that hasn't been an issue for me.

So in conclusion: If you are like me and want to use this TV mostly for video games, sporting events, and movies, I highly recommend it as the picture quality can compete with any HDTV out there. Do be aware of the edge-backlighting issue for black/dark scenes in movies and be prepared to adjust each of your inputs to compensate (cable, games, dvd players, etc). And you might want to invest in surround sound, if that is an issue to you. If you want a GREAT picture for the reasons above, this is a very good option.