Samsung UN32B6000 32inch 1080p 120 Hz LED HDTV

4 Comments

1. birdy says:

   October 8, 2009 at 2:13 pm

   Wow-O-Wow!
   Rating:5 out of 5 stars
   I’ve only had mine for 4 days, but I am mesmerized by it. The frame is breathtaking and the quality is GORGEOUS. It DOES take a little bit of getting use to regarding the picture due to the 120Hz feature (it’s so unbelievably clear that the images look almost 3-dimensional)… but I am used to it now because If I look at other LCD sets, I feel like I have a little bit of an astigmatism. The “touch of red” is so lush… I don’t know, I really think it’s the “Ferrari” of televisions currently on the market.
2. ilia Brouk says:

   October 9, 2009 at 4:02 am

   Great picture, futuristic exterior but can’t play media off PC
   Rating:4 out of 5 stars
   PROS:
   
   I had it only for a few days. Very satisfied with quality of a picture and its elegant exterior design. Playing mpeg/avi movies off 1TB usb hard disk and usb flash card, using built-in movie player software, works great. Intuitive menu navigation.

   CONS:
   
   Internet services are very limited, only allows to view weather, news, stocks but doesn’t allow to watch movies off Netflix, Youtube, etc.
   
   ‘PC share manager’ software allowing to play media directly off PC through network is NOT available for this model, this is the reason for deducting 1 star and the only disappointment about this TV since this feature is very imortant to me.
3. Amazonian says:

   October 11, 2009 at 9:46 pm

   The 32″ Samsung LED is Side Lit (not back lit), Prefer The Sony Bravia 9
   Rating:3 out of 5 stars
   Having just completed a full review of all 32″ Flat screens (my old Sony Bravia 4 32″ broke after 22 months of use), I was initially very impressed by the Samsung LED line. Upon first viewing in a retailer that used a Blue Ray DVD to show off the sets, the blacks were blacker and it looked much more “real” than any other set. Then I read online that the 32″ Samsung LED (that’s all we can fit on top of our fireplace in our cottage) was side lit, not back lit like the other LED sets. We landed up getting the Sony Bravia 9 for $500 less and ordered the free USB stick picture upgrade from Sony Customer Service. I believe the HD is a better picture on the Sony as the USB patch from Sony makes the blacks blacker and the picture amazingly clear. If you are into “must have” high tech and have the cash, you may want the Samsung LED. In this economy, I prefer the Sony Bravia (with the USB patch ordered from Sony) is by far the better deal with an outstanding picture.
4. Hyunsoo Kim says:

   October 13, 2009 at 2:42 am

   Best 32 inch tv you can buy.
   Rating:5 out of 5 stars
   I’ve only been using this LED HDTV for the past few days with my PS3 and it’s the best I have ever seen. Highly recommend.