We found reviews for the Samsung LN52A650 at CNet.com, which tests and rates the LCD TV. Although editors don't review the Samsung TV alongside others, the uniform ratings system enables you to compare results. Consumer Reports also includes this TV in its latest roundup. We found user ratings at Amazon.com. Experts are near unanimous in their praise of the 52-inch Samsung LN52A650. Many say that it produces one of the best pictures of any LCD TV. Blacks are impressive, shadow detail is good and colors are very accurate. The TV is packed with features, including 120Hz image processing that's described as very good; an InfoLink feature that gathers news, weather, sports and other information from the Internet; and a distinctive Touch of Color (ToC) bezel that marries a red effect to the traditional black. The TV set's shinier-than-normal LCD screen helps improve picture quality, but is more prone to reflections from room lighting. A step-up version, the Samsung LN52A750 (*est. $2,190) adds an integrated woofer for better sound and 1GB of pre-loaded content, such as artwork and recipes. Picture quality is equally great, but some question whether the add-ons are worth the price premium
Mar 30, 2009
Samsung LN52A650
We found reviews for the Samsung LN52A650 at CNet.com, which tests and rates the LCD TV. Although editors don't review the Samsung TV alongside others, the uniform ratings system enables you to compare results. Consumer Reports also includes this TV in its latest roundup. We found user ratings at Amazon.com. Experts are near unanimous in their praise of the 52-inch Samsung LN52A650. Many say that it produces one of the best pictures of any LCD TV. Blacks are impressive, shadow detail is good and colors are very accurate. The TV is packed with features, including 120Hz image processing that's described as very good; an InfoLink feature that gathers news, weather, sports and other information from the Internet; and a distinctive Touch of Color (ToC) bezel that marries a red effect to the traditional black. The TV set's shinier-than-normal LCD screen helps improve picture quality, but is more prone to reflections from room lighting. A step-up version, the Samsung LN52A750 (*est. $2,190) adds an integrated woofer for better sound and 1GB of pre-loaded content, such as artwork and recipes. Picture quality is equally great, but some question whether the add-ons are worth the price premium
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