Samsung Factory 55" UN55C9000 240Hz 1080p 3D LED HDTV

I bought this TV for $6k in May of 2010. In March 2012, it developed horizontal lines on left of screen. Samsung tech and customer service is THE WORST. Tech gave me terrible information and by the time I finally scheduled a repair, it was two years since the original purchase. Repair requires replacement of the panel, which costs $1,100. WIth labor, its $1,600+. After repeated chats with Samsung, they refuse to assist in covering any of the costs. Usually they will cover parts in the second year (the year after the one year warranty. But even though my problems began in under that two year mark, I did not talk to customer service (not tech) until past that benchmark. It is absolutely incredible. I have a tv that has lines on the left side of the screen for TWO hours when I turn it on. DO NOT BUY FROM SAMSUNG. Thats my new mission, to make sure everyone I know and come in contact with knows what a horrible company they are and that purchasing from them is a huge and costly risk!!! DON'T BUY FROM SAMSUNG!!!!

Everything good but missing thing to hang tv up on the wall?any way i like this tv.do you still have one

I love this tv it's one of the beautiful tv I ever bought on the net.. People shold buy this tv. They won't regret it.

cheap remote breaks easily already went thru 3 of them.bottom on screen is a motorized panel that slides down for panel with on off seitch even that brokestay away samsung

I bought this T.V. nearly 2 years ago when it became available in 2010. I saw a video of it online from the CES 2010 and I fell in love. The picture is OUTSTANDING - to this day I have not seen another LED tv that compares. The top plasmas of course have an equal or even better picture. The touchscreen, iphone like remote is cool looking but not very functional - you have to charge it every couple hours and a touchscreen period is not very functional for a tv remote. The smart tv functions are pretty cool but also somewhat cumbersome to actually use on a regular basis - they load pretty slow and typing via the remote is very annoying. The 3D picture is awesome, especially via blue-rays, very little cross talk or eyestrain, just as good as the theatre in my opinion. Gaming is also awesome on this tv. I purchased this tv for $3200 from BrandsMart USA, which included 2 pairs of 3d glasses and a Samsung 3d Blueray player. Everything on this tv is metal except for the swivel which I believe is solid glass. Thinner than a pencil, very slick looking from the side. One knock against this tv is that occasionally you can see uneven lighting around the edges, but it is barely noticeable in most lighting conditions. Even 2 years later after purchasing everybody that sees my tv is very impressed. My friend has the Samsung 55" 7000 series from 2010, and I must admit the picture on his tv is identical, and that tv was nearly $1500 cheaper. If you are interested in this tv, I would not pay more than $2500-$3000, as it is a 2010 model and technology has improved, with the nearly borderless Samsungs available now, with slightly better smart tv functionality.

Gorgeous TV, super thin, amazing colors

Bought this TV within 2 years developed left side horizontal line problems.Do not buy this TV, watching it will cost you $100 dollars a day untilyou buy a replacement, great design but problems with reliability.ALSO DROPS WIRELESS CONNECTION FOR 3D viewing.

I purchased this television new from Best Buy in 2010 and have enjoyed many hours of viewing. Since that time, I have become an Amazon Prime member and would like to take advantage of Amazon Instant Video. This set came with apps for Yahoo, Netflix, HuluPLUS, Crackle, Flickr and several others but nary an Amazon app to be found, although the Amazon Instant video setup instructions say it is on the Yahoo Widget bar; it's not there.You will have purchase a separate streaming device (e.g. Fire, Roku, etc) but it's the ONLY negative I've experienced.