75-Inch Class QLED 4K Smart TV, Ultra-Slim Design Picture TV, 144Hz, HDR, Art Mode w/AI Art, Wide Color Gamut, Dolby Vision IQ, Dolby Atmos, Google Assistant Voice Remote(75F75, 2025 Model)

Beautiful picture, but a bit pricey…
I haven’t shopped for a new TV in about 15 years, so the low cost of very large screen TV’s was a pleasant surprise. This TV is perhaps a bit over-priced when compared to 65″ class QLED smart TV’s from other manufacturers – but it offers features not found on some other sets. After living with this set for about a week, these are my observations.HitsMy main observation – the picture quality is excellent! Colors are rich and life-like, contrast is excellent, and I didn’t notice nay issues around refresh rate (but to be fair, I’m NOT a sports fan, so maybe there re challenges there that I’ll not encounter). I was pleased with the image produced from an OTA antenna signal, DVD and BlueRay images were excellent.Some other notable pluses…1) Despite being a very large screen TV, it is quite thin and not all that heavy. Wall mounting would be a breeze and it would not protrude much, looking more like a piece of artwork than a TV. Do make sure you hook up all your desired cabling – once it’s on the wall, there isn’t access to the ports.other2) The wall mounting brackets and hardware are included! Legs are provided for free-standing, and they are not at all obtrusive.3) The bezel on the TV is almost non-existent, so there is nothing to distract the eye from the image on the screen.4) 4 HDMI inputs, a cable/antenna input and both wireless and wired network capability make hooking up everything I wanted to an easy task.5) The sound quality from the speakers is far better than either the old Samsung or Sanyo flat screen TV’s i’ve owned, but you would still benefit from using a soundbar or other external speaker options.6) The remote is comfortable in the hand and works well enough. You will need the remote to carry out the initial set-up of the TV.7) Doing a basic setup (without all of the Google details) was easy, and very welcome to me. I am not a huge fan of the whole “smart TV” concept. I prefer for a TV to be as simplistic as possible and focus on producing an excellent quality picture along with providing multiple source inputs.Misses1) The remote does not appear to be backlit – at lest, I can’t find a means of getting it to light up if it is. This isn’t a big deal to me, since I will be using my Roku remote anyway.2) An ATSC3.0 tuner would have been a nice addition – but given the degree of flux around this emerging standard, I can understand what there isn’t one present.3) This is personal preference, but as I noted above I’m not a huge fan of “smart TV” technology. In fact, after completing the set-up of the TV, I have disconnected the Ethernet cable and will not allow the TV to make a wireless connection to my network. There is simply too much surveillance in my life as it is without having my TV reporting information about me. I use a Roku for streaming content and a Zidoo z9x media player for delivering my stored media.All in all, this is a really nice TV that, for my purposes, is probably a couple hundred dollars overpriced. If you are a fan of “smart TV” technology, the extra couple hundred bucks is probably money well spent and you’ll be very satisfied with this TV.