Samsung has always used its own Tizen OS for TVs. It comes with another his UI for those familiar with Android UI. The user interface looks a little cluttered. There is Samsung TV Plus, a streaming service that offers about 60 TV channels. It’s clear that Samsung is pushing the TV Plus service, as it lights up every time you turn on the TV. Note that it will automatically turn on the last channel you saw and will be fairly loud, which can be a bit annoying.
When it comes to performance, this is where Samsung makes money. The TV comes with a Quantum Dot Mini LED screen that provides a bright and vivid viewing experience. I’ve watched a lot of content on TVs with different resolutions and I have to say the TV delivered every time. Every time I look at this TV, I find the display quality to shine. The TV’s HDR performance is really good.
Samsung says the Neo QLED has an advanced multi-intelligent processor to enhance the 4K viewing experience. Instead of one neural network analyzing visual data, the Neo Quantum Processor 4K uses data generated from 20 neural networks to achieve superior image quality, especially for his 4K content.
Eye comfort mode helps automatically adjust screen brightness and color tone based on the built-in light sensor and sunrise/sunset information. When you enable EyeComfort Mode and watch TV at night, the blue light level is reduced and the image looks warmer.
The TV comes with a 4.2.2 channel sound system that provides 70W output. That sounds pretty good, but I really didn’t expect the TV to be really loud. The sound quality is very good, but it can be a little muffled. Perhaps my expectations were a bit high when I saw the 70W output bit.Dolby Atmos content sounds very good on the TV.
