Good. let's be honest DLP TVs are GREAT, but NOT perfect. Is every TV really perfect? I haven't seen cnet give ANY TV a perfect 10/10 yet. So in my opinion this 720p DLP is AMAZING! I bought it on sale at Best Buy for $999.99 and use it for my PS3 in my "games room". I've also looked at 1080p TVs. But most PS3 games only support 720p, so why spend an extra $200-$300? In any case I love it. Samsung really shines when connected via HDMI cable and for PS3 it is AMAZING. Just played Hot Shots Out…

Don't buy Samsung DLP TVs. Over time (2 to 4 years) you will suffer from an increase in white spots on the screen caused by a faulty DMD chip. Samsung does not want to take any responsibility for the wrong choice of components. Google Samsung, white spots and you know what I mean. Lots of stories about useless TVs that are too expensive to fix. Save money - buy something else. Not Samsung! Definitely not a Samsung product!

This TV was made for me. HDTV was very inexpensive, light and very thin. The picture looks incredible, but the viewing angle isn't great (it gets pretty dark if you're outside, probably 120 degrees or so. The HDMI inputs are great, and the TV's comb filter does an incredible job at 1080i on my Xbox360 , you can't even tell the picture was interlaced (although there's a lot of jitter when I plug in my computer and run it in 1080i), like the DVI/HDMI connection, the speakers are great and LOUD…

I bought this used TV very cheaply because the lamp went out. I replaced it and had a great TV for a couple of years until I recently got the infamous "blank spot" problem. I called Samsung, they helped a lot and sent a master to the house who replaced the defective chip for free. Yes, this TV has issues, but I'm happy with it.