Samsung UE65F6400, 165.1 cm (65"), 1920 x 1080 pixels, 3D, Smart TV, Wi-Fi, Black, Silver Samsung UE65F6400. Display diagonal: 165.1 cm (65"), Display resolution: 1920 x 1080 pixels, HD type: Full HD, Display technology: LED, Screen shape: Flat. 3D. Smart TV. Motion interpolation technology: CMR (Clear Motion Rate) 200, Native aspect ratio: 16:9. Digital signal format system: DVB-C, DVB-T2. Wi-Fi, Ethernet LAN. Product colour: Black, Silver https://www.whathifi.com/samsung/ue40f6400/review All of UK's catch-up TV services? Exciting and immersive picture? Costs less than £500? Yes, please. The Samsung UE40F6400 has it all. With a Full HD screen, active 3D, all the advantages of Samsung's excellent Smart Hub, multiple HDMI connections, two r... Stunning detail and immersive picture, Bright, punchy and vibrant colours, Superb selection of catch-up TV services, Slick and attractive interface, Easy to use, Responsive remote controls, Decent sound quality, 3D glasses included, Good price Slight red tint to picture, Motion flickers with 3D, Voice control is still ineffective With everything the Samsung UE40F6400 has to offer at this knockdown price, it's hard not to be completely tempted.Not only does it come with all the bells and whistles (and then some more) of a modern smart TV, it also delivers the goods when it comes to... https://www.reviewed.com/televisions/content/samsung-un46f6400-led-tv-review Samsung's UN46F6400 ($1,449.99) is very similar to the company's UN46F6300 ($1,349.99). By LCD standards, they're practically identical—except the F6400 has a 240 Hz motion processor, and you're paying just $100 more for it.Taken on its own merits, the F6... http://www.digitalversus.com/tv-television/samsung-ue46f6400-p15528/test.html The Samsung UE46F6400 has arrived in our lab and is about to be put through its paces in a whole load of tests. But the very first thing we did... Samsung just showed us one of the new functions it's introducing on its 2013 TV line: S Recommendation. Wha Good 3D, Faithful colours (Delta E = 1.8), Good contrast (3,160:1), Effective motion interpolation, Two remotes, one with a touchpad, Media player supports a wide range of file formats Narrow viewing angles, Potential clouding, Some reflections are visible, despite the antiglare filter The Samsung UE46F6400 has surprisingly good picture quality, better than the more expensive Samsung F8000. Both have equally good colours, but here the contrast is doubled, making for darker black. The only thing really holding this TV down is its narrow ... https://www.avforums.com/reviews/samsung-f6400-ue32f6400-3d-led-television-review.572 The Samsung UE32F6400 is denizen of two crowded areas – Samsung's 6 Series range of LED TVs and the 32-inch market – and, on the face of it, is very similar to the F6800 LINK, we looked at recently. As a fairly high tier Samsung product, it naturally come... Strong contrast, Impressive blacks, Good screen uniformity, Highly accurate after calibration, Boatloads of features A bit of stutter, Too small for 3D really, Price seems a touch steep, Viewing angles not immense https://www.techradar.com/reviews/audio-visual/televisions/plasma-and-lcd-tvs/samsung-ue40f6400-1167065/review Last year it was the dual-core processor that really brought smart TV into the realm of real-world usability. In 2013 it's quad-core processing that's making multitasking apps possible. But who actually needs to use Skype on a TV while surfing the intern... Choice of apps, 200Hz processing, Touchpad remote, Wi, Fi and Galaxy integration, Freeview HD Poor voice activation, Soft SD images, S Recommendation lacks polish, Samsung account required It's not the best upscaler, nor the slimmest TV, and some won't like the need to use MotionPlus for both 2D and 3D, but we're quite taken by the Samsung UE40F6400. Packed with apps within a reasonably polished Smart Hub system, there's plenty of contrast... https://www.expertreviews.co.uk/tvs-entertainment/tvs/52773/samsung-ue40f6400-review Follow @tommorgan3For this review we tested the 40in model in the 6 Series F6400 range, but it's also available in 32in (UE32F6400), 40in (UE40F6400), 46in (UE46F6400), 50in (UE50F6400), 55in (UE55F6400), 65in (UE65F6400) and 75in (UE75F6400) screen si... Samsung's TV requires some tweaking to get the best from it, but the results look superb for the price ... https://www.trustedreviews.com/reviews/samsung-ue40f6400 What is the Samsung UE40F6400? The mid-range Samsung UE40F6400 is the most affordable TV we've seen from Samsung's 2013 TV series to date. Despite this, though, it's still well featured, including such ‘big hitters' like Samsung's latest Smart TV interfac... Great value, Great pictures for the money, Comprehensive video streaming options Motion issues with 3D, Some aspects of the Smart interface are a little inscrutable, Dynamic contrast system 'turns off' LED lighting during fades to black It's been a disappointing year for more affordable mid-range TVs this year. But, against this disappointing backdrop, the Samsung UE40F6400 really stands out. It's thoroughly deserves its Recommended badge as it's the best sub-£700 TV we've seen this year... https://www.cnet.com/reviews/samsung-ue40f6400-review/ In this review Voice control User interface and TV guide Design and connections Smart TV system Audio quality 2D picture quality 3D picture quality Conclusion The best bit of Samsung's F8000 and F7000 LED TVs was not their much-hyped voice- or motion-c... Class-leading smart TV system; Sharp HD images; Vivid, natural-looking colours; Easy-to-use touchpad remote Voice-recognition feature still needs work; Slightly soft SD pictures Its performance in a darker room is not on a par with the pricey F8000, but it offers many of that set's other impressive features, including its smart TV system, at a much more reasonable price. As a result, the Samsung UE40F6400 is a good mid-range f... https://www.itproportal.com/reviews/tv-av/samsung-ue40f6400-review/ Like Chelsea, the football team it sponsors, Samsung's rise to the top of the TV premiership is partially due to the depth of its squad. A quick browse of Samsung's website reveals an incredibly wide and varied line-up of 'F' series TVs, covering all need... Market, leading catch, up TV content, Terrific HD pictures, Easy, to, use operating system Voice control frustrating to use, SD pictures, Plasticky build The UE40F6400 is a brilliant LED TV, offering assured pictures and plentiful features at a reasonable price. Build, picture quality and operating speed aren't a patch on the F8000, but the gap in quality is much less telling than the gap in price. The ne... https://www.techdigest.tv/2013/05/review_samsung_21.html NOTE: We tested the 32-inch F6400 model. However, with the specifications between this model and the 40 and 46, 55 and 65-inch models almost identical, we're confident that our tests with the 32-inch model will reflect a very similar experience were you l... Samsung's 3D TV range scales nicely this year, with this inexpensive 3D Smart TV retaining many of the very cool features of its more expensive stablemates. 2D performance is excellent, and 3D performance fair. But the real star of the show here is the Sm... https://www.hdtvtest.co.uk/news/samsung-ue32f6400-201307183170.htm We know from our review of the 40in F6400 that 2D picture performance is excellent, so let's see if the baby of the family can match that of its bigger brother.The Samsung UE32F6400 sports the same design and build quality of the UE40F6400 we previously r... For prospective buyers looking for a 32” flat-panel HDTV, you'd be hard pushed to find one that can offer the same level of 2D picture quality than that of the Samsung U32F6400. The array of calibration controls and Samsung's impressive colour management ... http://www.itreviews.com/samsung-un65f6400af/ Samsung’s F6400 line of mid-range LED Smart HDTVs delivers a sharp picture with colors that jump out from an inky black background. It’s equipped with all the bells and whistles you’d expect from a TV in this price range, including a generous catalog of W... The Samsung F6400 series of edge-lit HDTVs deliver a sharp picture with dark blacks and vibrant colors. Features are abundant, but the screen doesn't get very bright and the Smart Touch remote can be tricky to master....