Samsung H64xx (2014) Series

image quality, usability, sound, price, design

durability

93% of the reviews on Amazon.co.uk give this product a positive rating.

Great picture quality, both in dark and bright rooms. ; Handles motion very well and has low input lag. This great for playing video games.

The frame has a clear plastic around it which feels a bit flimsy and increases the thickness of the borders. ; Limited viewing angle. The colors change when viewed from the side. ; Slight gray uniformity issues.

If you're looking for the best 32 inch telly money can buy, stop right here. It's hard to imagine that there's a better TV out there, unless the rather ordinary swivel stand could be replaced with something more designer, more bling. Asked by D.Swift...

If you're in the market for a big TV and are tempted by the affordability of Samsung's UE48H6400, then we'd encourage you to go for it. This is a TV that over-delivers on value by a bucketload.

The UE40H6400 is a step up from last year's F6400 model and we welcome the improvements. It's an all-round impressive mid-range TV with no real problems to speak of. You could say that it's everything we could ask for in a mid-range television. Asked...

Great picture quality for the money ; Impressive value ; Content-rich smart system

Unhelpful picture presets ; Dark scenes can lack shadow detail ; Fairly flimsy audio

Move the contrast setting down to between 85 and 90 – again slightly higher than we’d normally suggest for Samsung TVs – and set the Dynamic Contrast setting to low. Track down the Game setting – oddly hidden away in the General submenu of the System...

Excellent picture quality ; Content-rich smart TV system ; Attractive slim design

Some 3D crosstalk ; Average audio ; Smart interface is a little cumbersome

Also, if you’re going to game on the UE48H6400, don’t forget to seek out the Game picture preset oddly hidden away in the General submenu of the TV’s System menu.

Brims with subtlety Insightful and realistic colours Abundance of features Seamless interface Attractive design

Price might be too high for some

The Samsung has everything, but price could be a sticking point. Yet this 32in is a class leader in picture and sound quality and, if your budget suits, then it should be on your shopping list.

Fast user interface ; Quad core processor ; Smart Hub platform ; All-round picture quality

Poor speakers ; No 3D specs ; Voice interaction ; SmartView 2.0 app

Loaded with apps, the UE32H6400 boasts versatile picture quality across both standard and high definition discs and TV, while its Smart Hub platform runs speedily thanks to a quad core processor. The only drawbacks are the lack of 3D glasses and some...

Superbly detailed picture Well-judged colour balance Strong contrast and crisp edges; Smart features Design and interface

Rivals are cheaper

The UE40H6400 is an engrossing screen, with smart features that rivals struggle to match. However, the Sony KDL-40W605B is equally subtle and captivating, and costs £100 less. Nonetheless, the Samsung is a stunning TV. Recommended.

Brilliant picture quality ; Sharp, subtle detail ; Great selection of on-demand services ; Smart interface ; Easy to use

Smart remote isn’t as intuitive as it could be

Punchy, subtle and exciting, this Samsung TV is fantastic at the price