I was about to buy this TV, but luckily I stopped myself at the last moment. If you are buying a TV costing 27K odd, you must also make sure that it has points for outputs. Biggest disadvantage of the TV is that you cannot connect home theater and even normal speakers with it. Also all the inputs points are located at the back of the panel which makes it very difficult to plug and unplug USB etc. I bought samsung 4000 instead of this, which is discontinued not and changed to Joy plus. That is a very good option.

Yeah, for the price tag, you cannot expect more than an entry level LED television which is more or less what this particular Samsung model is. Let's start with the sound. 'HORRIBLE' to say the least. Two very cheeky 5 watt speakers are embedded in the bezel with their cones directed towards the floor. I couldn't believe my ears when I first heard the sound. Sounded like cheap speakers on a Chinese toy. That's not the only point where my disappointment ended. The bezel or the frame of the TV is as bland as can be. There are no curves or extensions about it to give it at least an illusion of size or design, just a plain rectangle running all around the LED panel. The room where I have it on is not very large but even then, hanging on the wall it gives the appearance of a 22 inch panel. I seriously found my LG 29 inch flatron CRT more attractive than this (still do). The USB port is located awkwardly at the back and so are all the other jacks such as composite AV and a single HDMI port. Whenever you need to connect anything, you have to bring the TV off of its wall mount so think twice if you're planning on mounting it. I had to buy an extension USB cable so as to make use of the feature. But here comes the real upsetting part: you simply CANNOT do anything about the sound so if you were thinking you could fix the sound by attaching a decent home theatre speaker system to it...not gonna happen. There's no coaxial out on the back of the panel. Sure you could connect speakers using the composite AV jacks but you'll receive output from those only while watching DVDs from an external source like a DVD player. Composite AV jacks only give out sound and video when the TV is in AV mode and not in the regular TV viewing selection. For the picture quality, I'd say it's decent and you can get quite a good view out of Blue Rays, DVDs and other digital medial via USB. The money you're spending is quite simply for the picture, nothing else, which I frankly think is not justified given the lack of features and awful sound quality. The remote control unit also doesn't feel solid in the hand with very regular plastic in black colour exhibiting aluminium like finish effect. Now skimming to the verdict. When should you buy this? You should buy it when you're tight on budget but you must have an LED TV only! Otherwise do yourself a favour by throwing in some more money and going for a better model or even an LCD model at this price which would be more feature rich.

There is nothing extraordinary about this TV, but there is nothing bad too, which makes it a perfect value for money proposition for the Indian consumer. The picture quality Pros 1. Very cheaply priced Cons 1. The biggest disadvantage for me is that USB, HDMI ports are at the rear, which means you have you rotate the TV screen when you want to connect a device. This also means that you can't buy a fixed wall stand. You will have to opt for a rotatable wall stand if you wish to use these ports. 2. The TV is also slightly bulky. 3. Audio output is not there. It only matters if you want to connect to a stereo system. Also, you can always use a HDMI switcher box to connect to a stereo. If you can live with these limitations, this is a great VFM TV for you.