I still prefer my Roku box and user interface.

Very expensive if you damage the box or cable and very hard to find.

This television came out of the box acting strange, example; when watching sports with the sound directed to the receiver, all of the background sound could be heard but none of the play-by-play

Maybe the box I had was bad?

Possibly I just happened to get a bad box, but non-the-less the TV should had never been released without WIFI working in the first place

My only complaint is the small box that's tethered to the TV with the priority cable

You should visit the Samsung web site and confirm inputs if you want composite or component in addition to HDMI.For some people this box might be ideal because you don't need access to the back of the TV to make a connection.

My ROKU box will only stream 1080 to the TV because it doesn't support HDR (high dynamic range)

what everyone wants to know, do the apps work and does the Internet work out the box?- I turned on the TV and setup the Wifi

They ripped the box open and started to put that rascal together

The one-connect mini box that is required to be used on the back of the TV for all HDMI connections was failing since the first day

No way to plug even 1 HDMI port without the cheap box.

This component tends to fail catastrophically and when it does your TV set will be rendered a frustrating, useless box

Some of you may not like the OneConnect box and not having USB / HDMI ports all over the rear of the

The cheap plastic box that you are supposed the plug into rattles when you shake it.