I actually tried to buy this at Best Buy (same price). They would only sell it to me under a business acct. (seriously) It is primarily advertised for business use for signage. They don't need the bells and whistles that come with a smart-TV for that kind of use. I guess they figure a majority of folks would not have an interest in a non-smart TV. Picture quality is great, I swear, the TV shows now look so fake with the increased viewing resolution. Sound is adequate.
I bought a metal stand to place it on rather then depend on those cheap plastic stands most of the new TV's come with. Piece of mind with animals in the house.

At first, the realism of the picture was startling, especially contrasted with the terrible low quality18 month old Hitachi I was replacing because it developed horizontal lines and was failing. People look like they are about to jump off the screen, almost three-dimensional. We use a sound bar, so can't really comment on that aspect, although together with the amazing picture we have a theater-like experience. Lots of adjustments can be made to tweak the picture to your liking, I especially like the dynamic setting to brighten the screen in daytime or when the program is dark. It's a little difficult to get accurate flesh tones on all programs though. Colors are vivid and true, images are so sharp. Love it!

We bought this commercial TV for residential use because we specifically wanted a high-quality, non-smart TV for the master bedroom. It's too bad that there are so few non-smart televisions now, although you can just elect not to connect a smart TV to the internet I imagine. We don't want to take the risk though.

This model Samsung comes with a standard three year warranty, although it was difficult to determine the actual warranty period because of conflicting paperwork in the box and on Samsung.com. After several calls (annoying), we finally verified the three year coverage period.

The remote should be larger with more space between the buttons, and Samsung please start backlighting all of your remotes!

We mounted the TV to a rotating stand, otherwise it comes with those standard flimsy legs. It would be nice if TV's came on rotating pedestal stands like they used to. Not everyone wants to wall mount their televisions.

It's been in service two weeks, and we are enjoying it very much so far, no problems. Cannot comment on any of the commercial features because we don't use them, apparently there's a YouTube app but we aren't connecting to the internet as we have a cable box. If you are in the market for a non-smart TV, I recommend this one.

Setting this thing up was a breeze. Stick the legs on, power it up. Stick the batteries in the remote. Pick English. Skip network. Skip TV signal. Plug in my devices, and adjust a couple of picture settings. Everything was done, and I now have a tv that starts up in a flash directly into whatever I have plugged into the HDMI with none of the smart TV bloat and phoning home. Gorgeous. Audio quality is perfectly acceptable, but highs and lows leave a bit to be desired (you'd be getting a sound system if you cared about this).

So far so good. It's very basic! Beaut though, very thin, low reflection, good in low to high light, sturdy stand and comes with mountable ready with the design in the back. To smart-ify it use a chrome cast or roku. Got this as a gift with these things in mine: big print, great picture, big loud sound, quality options, easy to use menu, very simple, no microphone, no apps, no smart features. It does have a Samsung app you can link to play things from your personal device but you don't have to link it or connect it to the internet. If you do connect it to the net, all that will be available is YouTube. The remote is small and is kind of like a mouse. It's hard to mess it up but occasionally you may forget how to control the volume, left and right is back/fast forward and volume is up and down. If you want to elder-ify it use like a sharpie, highlighter, or colored tape to label. It's almost impossible to see the remotes buttons in the dark. People also call this a "dumb tv" or "non-smart" TV. About the best value for the quality.

My main reason for buying this TV was it's set it and forget it built in timer, that doesn't work properly. I have bought this same Model in the 43" version, and it's timer is malfunctioning also! How hard is it to create this functionality? Like I said, my main reason for choosing this product and I have recently purchased more, without noticing this was a real problem, as I am using them for Digital Signage which they are advertised to be. This issue needs to be fixed! Updated info: You have to get the TV on the wifi network for the timers to work properly. Just doing it manually through the TV is where the problem is. Just FYI