Toshiba - 65" Class M550 Series LED 4K UHD Smart Fire TV with hands-free Alexa

Bought this tv before reading any of the reviews. Was a little nervous after reading the reviews especially the one about 120hz through HDMI. I ran into the same problem until I realized this issue was my 4k passthrough receiver not the tv. Once connected to the TV xbox one runs 4k 120hz like it's supposed to.

For the price and for the quality of the TV it was a very good deal I love my TV And the only con is the battery you get that comes with the remote it is cheap and a die fast so buy some good quality batteries

Upon purchasing this TV I thought that I found the holy Grail of low priced 120 hurt 4K UHD TVs when I got the TV home it was very much the honeymoon phase where I thought the TV was gonna be great voice command worked awesome to my dismay the screen would turn off every now and then to the point where you could see the operating system Alexa would still acknowledge you but no image would come out on the screen and only audio would come out the only way to fix this was to unplug the TV and plug it back in considering that it just purchases TV Amazon how to make payments on it for the next year I was not going to pay for a TV that pretty much came out of the box with already pre-existing issues that were beyond my control so I did go ahead and return it back to Best Buy and upgrade to twice the price and a little bit better picture quality. Toshiba was a strong contender and a household name that I remember from my youth however they do not hit the mark anymore as far as they could quality product another than our own by the hastens company what does my quality oh4K televisions however this one seems to be quite glitchy and unrefined.

Really want to like this tv. Hoping there will be software updates soon to fix problems. First, when the input source is changed, then put back to “TV” mode there is sound but no picture, only black screen. The TV has to be restarted to watch tv, whether it is “antenna” or fire tv. Next, the tv seems to have the motion processing setting as “smooth” by default. When you change or turn off this setting it won’t keep the setting. It reverts back to “smooth” but shows whatever the last setting was. You have to go to settings, change back to “smooth”, then back to where you want it, constantly. These issues are very frustrating. PLEASE TOSHIBA, GIVE US AN UPDATE TO FIX THESE ISSUES. If these issues were fixed I would give it 5 stars and recommend it.

Purchased this television on a whim given that it was about 50% off and am incredibly impressed with its features, functionality, and picture quality. I use this television with an Apple TV and it supports 4K and HDR for incredible picture quality. The television is a smart Fire TV that also incorporates numerous apps. One frustration, however, is that it does not appear to have a Spectrum app available, so I am still tethered to my Apple TV (which is okay because I can turn the TV on and off through my Apple TV). The TV is also AirPlay compatible, which is pretty slick. One minor oddity is that there does not appear to be a setting for turning off the red light that comes on when the microphone is disabled. (I had to cover it with some electrical tape.) Overall, though, I am very happy with the purchase. Great picture quality and works well with my Apple TV, which is really all I care about.

Once it updated a few times, I am impressed with the picture and sound. Wasn't used to 4K and needed to move my modem closer to optimize the signal. Had the screen freeze a couple of times but I am writing that off as an updating glitch. Not sure about the 120hz and how to be sure my settings are correct but its a great TV overall.

I would like to give it 5 stars but I can't, they have to solve the problem of the dark screen when you change sources, personally I bought this TV for the $500 offer but if I had to pay a penny more I don't think so, for the rest a little more Fast the system that my Samsung curve ks9500 from 6 years ago

Picture is great, sound is surprisingly really good and it dwarfs our simple sound bar. They do work together and the TV controls both so that's cool. The software/processor itself is sluggish - menus lag and do take some time to render and sort through, but its a budget TV and the picture is what matters. No complaints.