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Height: 28.10 inches
Width: 3.70 inches
Length: 44.50 inches
Weight: 49.20 pounds
Model: LN46B650
Manufacturer: Samsung
Color: Black
Display Size: 46 inches
Model SKU: B001ULBP8E
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Price: $24.99
LOSING PICTURE
by M. Bellamy
,
2010-03-18
Purchased this Samsung unit Dec. 22, 2009 and installed it the same day. Great picture right out of the box. Seven days later, picture suddenly changed to a group of red and green horizonal lines with a cream colored background. Sound worked, channels worked, everything seemed to work except no image. Turned TV off and back on to a near perfect picture. Next eight weeks this annoying glich occurred fifteen times. A call to Samsung got a service appointment by a local repairman. He arrived and in less than fifteen minutes replaced two of the main components of the TV and said it was fixed. He had seen the same problem before and knew what to do. If it happens again it will not be the TV set, I was assured. The same problem occurred three times within a twelve hour period after the repairman departed. I called the repairman and told him that the same thing was still happening. He said he would call Samsung and relay my service information to their technical people. Still having same problem hoping that the TV does not quit altogether. Be prepared for this type problem if you choose to purchase this TV as there is some sort of internal problem with this unit that Samsung is either not capable of repairing or they just don't care.
This is the good one but .......
by Dilruba A. Quraishi
from New York,
2010-03-10
I purchased this product and had to return it becuase the one i got had a huge crack on the screen and they did not have another one in the stock. Thats the reason i gave 3 stars otherwise i would have given 5 stars.
Great Tv
by DS
from Renton, WA USA,
2010-03-03
Considering that I am what most people would consider to be a tight wad, it took a considerable effort for me to spend $1300 on a TV. After living with an 18" TV for 11 years, about 2 of which half the time I had to unplug it because it would not turn off, I decided it was time to get a new TV. I began by looking for used ones on Craigslist but finaly decided to bite the bullet and get a new one. I spent months comparing reviews online and comparing in stores. I had it narrowed to the Vizio SV471XVT, mainly because it seemed like a lot of bang for the buck, the Sony Bravia KDL-46V5100 and this of Samsung LN46B650. I had pretty much decided on the Vizio but, if I was going to spend around $1000 on anything, I wanted to see one in person. This turned out to be a futile effort. I found lesser and smaller models at Wal Mart and Costco, but not this one. This made me begin to look at spending the extra money for the Samsung or the Sony. Again I spent hours staring at these Tv's in Best Buy, Sears, and Fry's. Even though the sales people were all pretty much in agreement that the Sony had a clearer picture, I fell in love with the picture on this TV. It is simply fantastic. I do believe that part of the great picture comes from the glossy screen, so this should be kept in mind when looking at this TV. I ended up putting good quality curtains in my living room to fight reflection. It is still worth it. The picture is that good. I also like the fact that the set up of all the settings, there are many, is fairly intuitive and I was able to figure it all out in an afternon. I realy like all of the customizable settings. If there is anything that I could say that could be improved on this TV, it is the automatic volume control that is supposed to level the volume of comercials. I have found that, with this feature turned on, movies or shows that have a wide range of volume levels from action to dialogue, it tries to level it out and it can be a bit annoying. My only other thought is that the inputs on the back of the TV and the power cord should be on the same side. This would make hiding the cables when it is wall mounted a bit easier.I also decided to spend the money on the Monster Home Theater PowerCenter(tm) HTS 1000 MKIII with Clean Power(tm) Stage 2 that has line conditioning. I actualy got this before my TV was delivered and noticed a better quality picture even on my old TV. And besides, if I was spending $1300 on a TV, spending $100 to protect it seemed very reasonable.
All the bad reviews are true.
by K. Arnold
,
2010-02-28
I have not had this tv a year and I just entered the second repair ticket. I have had the horizontal lines now i have the vertical bar code issue. After the first repair the technician replaced every internal component. So this second issue is basically on a new tv. I'm not sure i"ll be buying another Samsung.
Amazon...you're the BEST!
by M Ocunan
from USA,
2010-02-17
I bought the Samsung LN46B550 originally and I was happy with it until I discovered the "60hz vs 120hz" difference. The B550 was only 60hz and I found out the higher model B650 is at 120hz. Wow, big picture quality difference!!! So I called Amazon customer service to return the B550 for the B650. The service was amazing. After one week, they picked up the LN46B550 and delivered the LN46B650 the same day. They refunded my original tv purchase within 2 weeks.
See this is one of many reasons why I buy everything through AMAZON. Returning an item w/ no problem - 5 stars!!!