Best Samsung TVs for calibration options

#1

Calibration is accessible and effective, although accurate factory presets leave relatively little correction necessary.

#2

Calibration is relatively easy and can produce very accurate colors, although a little shadow crush remains.

#3

The TV is straightforward to calibrate and can achieve excellent SDR and HDR accuracy with suitable settings.

#4

Calibration is relatively straightforward and makes a substantial improvement to color fidelity.

#5

Picture accuracy is already strong out of the box and can be made even better, although most owners will gain little from calibration.

#6

Proper calibration can deliver exceptionally accurate SDR colors, though panel-specific values should not be blindly copied to another unit.

#7

Calibration is easy but changes little for SDR.

#8

The controls can correct an obvious cool or overly vivid image, particularly in SDR. Reaching a neutral result may require more work than buyers expect at this price.

#9

Phone-assisted Smart Calibration is convenient for quick tuning, though it is not a substitute for a full professional calibration.

#10

A complete calibration can produce excellent accuracy, though some color and shadow errors remain.

#11

Careful calibration greatly improves white balance and general accuracy, though stubborn shadow crush and saturated color errors remain.

#12

Picture controls can produce a more natural image, but advanced automatic calibration is time-consuming and does not always improve HDR color.

#13

Calibration results can be excellent but the process is awkward.

#14

SDR is easy to dial in with excellent results; HDR calibration yields little further improvement.

#15

Careful calibration yields excellent accuracy, but the white balance changes with brightness, making all-day consistency difficult.

#16

The TV is relatively easy to tune in brighter scenes, but deep shadows stay stubbornly inaccurate.

#17

Picture calibration can improve accuracy, but achieving the best results can require extensive tweaking or prove frustrating.

#18

Professional calibration is awkward because RGB backlight interactions alter test colors, but a careful setup can substantially improve accuracy.