Samsung LN52A750 52-Inch 1080p DLNA LCD HDTV with RED Touch of Color

I saw the 650 in someone else's home and fell in love with it. I found out that three of my friends also have this television in different sizes. The HD picture is incredible, but the standard definition channels also look great. Amazon had the best price and I ordered it (free shipping) on a monday evening and received it on Saturday.

If you want the best 52" LCD TV this is it. We purchased it after seeing consumer reports rated it the top. The picture is incredible the TV is perfect. If you want the best you will buy this one....

I love my new Sammy 52". If you love sport or a great movie that puts you in the stand or on the set then this is the TV for you. The clarity has to be seen to be believed. The TOC isn't such a big deal as it's mounted on the wall and without any lights reflecting on the TV it doesn't appear all that noticeable. The "halo" that some has spoken about again isn't a big deal to me, if it wasn't there it would be great but no biggie. I do like the full glass front (bezel) no plastic to be seen, who doesn't like that. I paired this TV up with a Sammy Blue ray from Amazon as well and I'm glad I did I changed my Netflix to Blue ray and I'm still scratching my head why I didn't do this sooner.
Great picture, great factory settings no need to play around to get "that perfect picture" and I do like the Samsung "Anynet" remote, one remote does it all.

I've owned this set for a month. The white collar delivery service was great. They carried it to the room for use, unpacked it and set it on my tv stand. I pugged it in and checked it for any evidence of pixel damage and they cleaned up all packing material and the box and left. It was easy to set up and the reception is fabulous.

Let's start with this....Those of you that complain about the VERY subtle touch of red color all need to GET A LIFE. It's barely even noticeable unless you are staring at it. The picture is outstanding. The issue I have with this TV is the "Digital Living Network Alliance (DLNA)". It just doesn't work worth a cr@p. It is supposed to find the movies off your network/computer. It 'finds' them just fine. It just doesn't play them very well, or at all, as best I can tell. No matter what I try, I get 'Codec not supported' in spite of the fact that I am using the codecs they suggest when I rip movies. A search of avsforum.com finds this is a common complaint for this TV. If ANYONE has this feature working I'd like to know.

My major gripe about this otherwise stellar TV is that you could get the 650 series that is otherwise essentially identical save the DLNA feature for less $$. So my question is, why did I spend the extra money? I didn't get any usable feature over the 650 series for the money I spent.