Samsung F90xx (2013) Series

price, image quality, reliability, usability

90% of the reviews on Amazon.co.uk give this product a positive rating.

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67% of the reviews on Amazon.com give this product a positive rating.

Spectacular UHD picture quality ; Excellent HD upscaling ; Huge array of video streaming services available

Audio is only average ; Smart features can be confusing at first ; Care needed with picture settings to get the best results

Finally we would strongly recommend reducing the set’s backlight output to below 10 if you’re watching in a dark room, to avoid backlight clouding.

Great price for UHD ; Stunning next-gen pictures ; Superb catch-up TV service ; Futureproof

Some presets aren't helpful ; Some Smart interface issues ; Audio could be better ; 3D motion issues

The UE55F9000 isn't necessarily better than Sony's X9005A 4K models, but it's certainly just as good, simply offering a surprisingly different approach to the undoubted joys of UHD.

Good with Ultra HD material and pleasing with Full HD ; Excellent smart capability ; Well equipped ; Decent sound ; Connection box allows an element of future proofing

Regardless of source, picture quality lacks a little punch ; Struggles with SD material ; Hit-and-miss voice and gesture controls ; Hefty price

The Samsung UE65F9000 is without doubt a talented set. It’s a well thought-out product with very few weaknesses. Even its sound quality is better than most.

Spectacular UHD picture quality; upscaled 2D and 3D looks awesome; slim-line design and aggressive price

Dynamic and Natural presets look noisy; some aspects of the Smart TV interface are confusing; minor judder with 3D

Impressive blacks and contrast ratio ; Good backlight uniformity ; Excellent greyscale and colour out-of-the-box ; Reference greyscale and colour after calibration ; Genuine future-proofing ; Excellent video processing ; Comprehensive calibration...

Limited viewing angles

Superior dimming technology ; Incredibly life-like images ; Almost uncanny uniformity ; Tremendous scaling of lower res content ; Knock-out picture accuracy ; Built to last ; Smarter than your average TV

Sports & fast paced action can be blurry ; It aint cheap when there's little to no 4K content

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Samsung’s F9000 is an outstanding television. Then again, so is the F8000, which happens to cost about $1,700 less online. The big differences are the ability to take advantage of 4K material when it comes available and an easy upgrade path via...