What the F6000 covers in a daily watching routine
- Amazon price
- $167.99
- Customer rating
- 4.1
- Customer reviews
- 3329
- Typical price over 90 days
- $195.74
- Difference
- $27.75 (14 percent)
This Samsung F6000 smart TV fits the way a lot of households watch: built-in apps replace a streaming stick, the screen size suits a bedroom or small living room, and HDR with PurColor works to widen contrast and color across the shows you already follow.
We recommend it for a second-room set or a first smart TV where you want Tizen, Samsung's app platform, without paying for a larger panel. The catch is the panel itself: this one tops out at Full HD, so higher-resolution discs, consoles and streaming tiers will be scaled down to match it.
Getting your sources and sound onto this set
Your phone can mirror to the TV, so scrolling, shows and video calls can move from a small screen to this one without cables. One UI Tizen handles the app side, and Samsung Knox Security guards the TV from risky apps and phishing pages while protecting PINs and passwords.
Sound is the other decision. Object Tracking Sound Lite places audio around the on-screen action through a virtual top channel, and Q Symphony lets the TV speakers join a compatible soundbar instead of being muted. That pairing works with select Q-Series and S-Series bars from several model years, plus certain B-series models, all sold separately, so confirm your bar is on Samsung's compatibility list before buying if you plan to run both together.
Which room makes this purchase sensible
The 40-inch screen suits a bedroom, kitchen or den where you sit fairly close, and the slim profile with thin bezels keeps the set from dominating that space. Built-in streaming covers national and local news, sports, movies and kids' shows, including the free Samsung TV Plus channels that arrive over your WiFi connection.
Our advice is to skip this one if your main seat is far from the screen or you want a higher-resolution picture for movies and games, because the resolution here tops out at Full HD. If you do buy it, check your WiFi reaches that room and decide whether a soundbar is part of the plan, since the bar is a separate purchase.
It carries a user rating of 4.1 from 3,329 reviews at $167.99, which is $27.75 below the typical price over the last 90 days.
Picture quality claims here come from the TV's own feature set, not from a hands-on test.
Spec sheet
| Model | UN40F6000FFXZA |
|---|---|
| Color | Black |
| Size | 40-Inch |
