Samsung UN32F5500 32-Inch 1080p 60Hz Slim Smart LED HDTV

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Product Feature

• 1080p HDTV: Better picture quality
• 60Hz Refresh Rate: Good for general viewing
• Smart TV: Interact with streaming content and the web
• RVU (Directv ready)

Product Description

Samsung 32-Inch 1080p 60Hz Slim Smart LED HDTV

The new Samsung Smart TV F5500 lets you conveniently navigate your entire entertainment world on a central menu with five simple panels: On TV, On-Demand, your photos and music, social media and Smart TV apps. This allows you to effortlessly connect to the content you love, without having to aimlessly channel surf. Enjoy a fluid browsing experience, switch between content, stream and multitask faster and easier than ever before. Want to share videos from your phone to your TV? Or use your phone to watch what's on TV? With the F5500, you can enjoy a seamless viewing experience across all your smart devices, from anywhere, indoors and out. Discover how the F5500 can quickly cut through the clutter to get you to the things you love to watch.

Smart TV

The Samsung Smart TV finds the movies and TV shows you like - and more. Navigate within the 5 Smart Hub content panels. Easily discover movies, shows, and social posts with less searching and more watching.

AllShare

Allows your TV to wirelessly access and stream content from any compatible device, like a PC or mobile device. Share movies, photos, and music all through a single device: your TV. And with cloud technology, you can access and even share content away from home.

S-Recommendation

Discover what you want to watch with customized content
options based on your preferences. Or visit the full
S-Recommendation hub to find new things to watch.

Smart Hub

Our new interface organizes your entertainment and content into 5 convenient panels: On TV, Movies and TV Shows, Social, Apps, and a panel for your Photos, Videos and Music.

Universal Remote Control

A remote control that has universal function and can
therefore operate various types of devices such as a set-top box. Minimizing the amount of remote controls necessary

Dual Core Processor

Dual Core processing speeds allow you to perform multiple tasks at the same time. It also enables fast web browsing while playing apps or TV programs that you've recently opened through the Recent History feature.

Built-in WiFi

Enhance the connectivity capabilities of your TV with Built-in WiFi.

Full Web Browser

All the benefits of full web browsing, right on your TV. From social sites like Facebook and Twitter to news, weather, entertainment, blogs and more. Discover even more content possibilities with your Smart TV.

Clear Motion Rate 120

Experience sharp picture quality, even when you are watching fast-moving images like sports or action movies. Clear Motion Rate was developed to accurately measure how well a LCD or LED TV can depict fast-moving images. LED TVs with a CMR of 60 - 120 can display action-packed movement with sharp detail and vivid contrast while eliminating image distortion.

Quad Stand

Designed specifically for your Samsung TV, the Quad stand provides stylish support.

What's Included:

UN32F5500 32-Inch Slim Smart LED HDTV, Universal Remote, and Documentation

F5500 Series Specifications

Samsung LED TV Comparison Chart

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Series	F8000	F7500	F7100	F6400	F6300	FH6030	F5500	F5000	F4000
Sizes (inches)	46, 55, 60, 65, 75	46, 55, 60	46, 55, 60, 65, 75	40, 46, 50, 55, 60, 65, 75	32, 40, 46, 50, 55, 60, 65	40, 46, 55	32, 40, 46, 50	22, 32, 40, 46, 50	19, 29
Resolution	Full HD 1080p	Full HD 1080p	Full HD 1080p	Full HD 1080p	Full HD 1080p	Full HD 1080p	Full HD 1080p	Full HD 1080p	HD 720p
Clear Motion Rate	1200	960	720	480	240	240	120	120	120
Samsung Active Full HD 3D
Micro Dimming	Ultimate + Precision Black	Pro	Standard	Standard
Smart TV 2.0
Smart Interaction 2.0
Processor	Quad Core	Quad Core	Dual Core	Dual Core	Dual Core		Dual Core
Smart Evolution
AllShare Play
SoundShare
Wi-Fi Built-in
ConnectShare Movie
Built-in Camera
HDMI/USB	4/3	4/3	4/3	4/3	4/3	2/1	3/2	2/1	2/1
Remote Control	Smart Touch	Smart Touch	Smart Touch	Smart Touch	Universal	Universal	Universal	Universal	Universal
Wireless Keyboard Compatible

Samsung UN32F5500 32-Inch 1080p 60Hz Slim Smart LED HDTV Review

This TV was released in February as Samsung's "budget" 32-inch As of this writing it's going for around $475, so about $200 more than the budget Smart TV's from Vizio. First my review of the TV, then I'll compare it to Vizio's product VIZIO E320i-A0 32-inch 720p 60Hz LED Smart HDTV, which I have also purchased and decided to return in favor of this unit. As you would expect, the TV has a great picture. Smooth, no pixelation, even sports look great on here. It's advertised as a 60hz -- but then the box refers to "120 Tru Motion" so I'm not sure what to make of that, but suffice it to say that refresh rates are good. The remote control is decent - lights up at night and has good sized buttons, but I'd like dedicated buttons for Netflix and Amazon VOD. This TV begins to blur the line between TV and computer... the internet browser is competent, but pretty frustrating to use without a keyboard. You can hook up a USB keyboard through the TV's slot. This TV does NOT accommodate bluetooth keyboards, so wireless is out of the picture. I believe the next model up of Samsung (the 6000 series) accommodates Bluetooth as that is referenced in the manual. The "Smart Apps" section reveals many apps (Pandora, Picasa, etc) that you would find on your Smartphone. Due to the dual core of the TV's processor, apps load quickly and the TV starts immediately. As for the sound, it's really decent to good. You're not ever going to get good base etc without an external sound source on any HDTV... but this provides a good viewing experience. Figuring out the DLNA networking (to watch videos and pictures stored on my computer) was unnecessarily complex (very simple on the Vizio). The TV couldn't "see" other devices on the home network until I clicked "Play to" on the computer in the right click context menu and selected the Samsung. The Samsung asked for permission to link to the computer and then I was able to browse. I'm sure this will be fixed in a future software update. By the way, Netflix, Amazon, every app I have tried works great.

I think the software on these "smart TV's" is still overly complex to navigate... At some point a company like Apple is going to figure this out and make a truly seamless intuitive experience. For example, to get to my media on my computer, I have to click "smart apps" then scroll to video, click that, then select a source, then start scrolling through files on the computer. There has to be a better way. Having said that, it's not terrible, and the dual core makes for gorgeous animated menus and really nice response time.

Comparing it to the Vizio... if you are thinking "Should I spend the $200 more for the Samsung?" here's why I ended up returning the Vizio in comparison to this unit. First off the positives: The Vizio had a gorgeous picture also, comparable to the Samsung. So it's a draw between the devices. But in every other aspect, Samsung wins. Setup on the Samsung was a breeze -- it scanned all of my Comcast digital channels WITHOUT a converter box, and then automatically subtracted out the scrambled channels. Vizio couldn't/didn't do this. Samsung also has an interactive/nice guide much like the guide you'd see on digital TV/satellite... grid format that tells you what's on all the channels. Vizio didn't have that. The Vizio TV took 5-9 seconds to start. That's a long time when you're trying to catch the end of a show. Samsung starts up instantaneously. The Vizio had TERRIBLE sound -- everyone sounded like they had a lisp when watching TV... the Samsung has a million sound options including even an equalizer. Great sound. There are many more apps on Samsung's unit, and there's also the Samsung version of video on demand where you can download and watch movies. Vizio has placed a button for this on their remote control but it is still a "coming attraction."

If all you care about is a nice picture, get the Vizio. But if you care about sound and the internet apps, as well as platform stability, get the Samsung. They are both energy efficient - the Samsung is $6/year according to the Energy Wise label on the set and the Vizio is $8.

This TV actually begins to blue the line between TV, computer and tablet. You can attach a keyboard. You can also attach a webcam and have Skype video calls. There's also a social app integration that I don't plan to use where you can link everything to Facebook and other social sites, sharing comments on TV shows etc with your friends. Not my style but some might like that. As I use more of the functions on this TV I will update this review, but for now, hope this helps!

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