It's a nice TV for this price range. I analyzed all the competition until I just had to make a decision and went with Samsung. Out of the box, the picture quality was very gray and drab but I went to Amazon and found some commenters who had tweaked their picture and used some of those settings and the picture improved dramatically. I'm sure I haven't gotten these settings just right yet so there is still some room for improvement. I don't really care too much about the apps, I just wanted the best picture possible. I stream Netflix, I have an Amazon fire stick and an Oppo Blue-Ray, which I seldom use these days with all the content out there. All in all, it's a pretty good TV and a good entry point into 4K Ultra HD.

I've tried numerous brands of filaments, with varied results. IC3D has been the most consistent time and again. I needed to get a filament that was reliable with repeatable results, I have been able to get that with IC3D. And yes, other brands are cheaper, but if you have to do the print more than once or if the print fails, then you've just spent more on the cheaper filament.