If you'd like a not-large TV, this will very well work for you, and I'm glad Samsung decided to make a current (2018) model in this size. The hardest part of the set up for me was attaching the two little stands (at each end of the set, for placing the TV on a table or stand)--you need a screwdriver, and I found it not easy
insert the 4 screws. Also, it takes a while to follow the on-screen instructions to connect the TV to WIFI and
BUY NOWto register the TV with Samsung. Too bad that the remote does not have a voice-activation feature, as you have to input quit a bit of info, one character at time, but I guess that's what you have to do now with any other "smart" TV. Two suggestions: 1. The stands (as well as the TV) are very lightweight and it seems it would be very easy to tip the set over if you're not careful, so I used black duct tape to "secure" the stands to my stand, and that works fine; 2. Consumer Reports has a feature wherein if you input the make and model #, it will prescribe settings that you should follow for an optimal TV picture. (Of course you have to subscribe to CR in order to take advantage of this feature, unless you know someone who is a subscriber.) I must say, that worked very well for me. I sit about 5 to 6 feet away from the TV, and, frankly, I wanted a set size that wasn't overwhelming and "too too," if you know what I mean.
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