Samsung 65" Class (65" Diag.) 1080p 120Hz LED HDTV UN65EH6000FXZA

Pros: After doing my research, we were patient as we knew this model was being released soon.
Had a good picture out of the box, but contrast & brightness levels were set too high....

Cons: After 200 hrs of use we had it calibrated, the tech only calibrated the movie mode setting....
In hindsight i find this to be a waste of money!
The TV still has a good picture though....

Other Thoughts: Since we had absolutely ZERO interest in 3-D viewing couldn't wasting money on the higher priced models...
For kids, i guess 3-D might be unique for them to watch, especially animation..

Pros: So this is a very large tv as you can expect. The panel itself performs similarly to the old b600 series of lcd screens (i happen to have one) yet this screen is definitely much brighter due to the led backlighting. Colors are good, the automotion junk is best turned off completely just like on any other model. Contrast was no better than my sharp lc52u920 tv, and may have been worse, even though that tv is edge lit and this is full array backlit. This tv is surprisingly light for being a 65" screen. Nice thin bezel.

Cons: Screen had a bright spot of discoloration in the bottom right corner. Was a panel defect I'm guessing. Had to send it back for refund. Did not return it for replacement because if you read the fine print your return period is 30 days from original purchase, including if you receive a replacement item. So given it takes several days to receive the item, several days to send back the item, several days for them to process the return, several days to receive the replacement; it's not possible to return the second unit should it have something wrong with it as well. Unless you're buying a tv on a newegg preferred acount, you'd probably be better off avoiding the hassle and going to a big box store like Costco who has a 60 day return policy.

Other Thoughts: TV does not like interlaced signals, at least not 1080i. This isn't necessarily a problem unlesss you have a cable box that outputs 1080i, or try watching hd-dvd or blurays that are 1080i. I'm currently using xboxs as media center extenders for my tv viewing so it wasn't a big deal.