This TV is amazing! Our old one was still considered a "Smart TV", but I can't believe the difference in quality and features between the two. I initially ordered this for our game room, but, after temporarily setting it up in our bedroom, I'm starting to think it might stay there.I should note that is the first TV I've ever set up on my own. From unboxing it to having it fully set-up (including adding and/or signing into our existing apps, hooking up Alexa, etc.), it took just under an hour. My husband is the one who typically sets everything up. He claimed he could've done it in a quarter of the time, and he's probably right, but I still didn't think it was bad for a novice installer who actually reads the manuals.There were a handful of instruction guides, but the Unpacking and Installation sheet was helpful for the initial setup. Since this was supposed to be a temporarily location, I decided to use the included stand (vs mounting it to the wall). I inserted the legs into the stand, then attached them to the back of the TV. I peeled off the protective film from the screen - which was weirdly satisfying - and plugged in the power cord. I took a deep breath as I turned it on, then watched in awe as the most brilliant colors filled the screen. I took several pictures from start to finish, but they definitely didn't do this any justice.Perhaps I'm behind the times, but I could write an entire review on the remote alone. For starters, you charge it with a USB-C cord, so no changing batteries. I'm sure it came with a slight charge already, but I plugged it in (note: charging cord not included), and it was fully charged in about 20-25 minutes. You can tell it's done because the red LED light just below the Mic button turns off. There's also a little guide specifically for the remote that lists all the buttons and what they do. The coolest feature has to be the solar cell built into the back of the remote. I've never seen this before. We have a lot of windows in our bedroom, so I've been leaving it on a windowsill when not in use, and now it stays charged all the time. The accessibility shortcut buttons are also really convenient. I've been using the Mic a lot (voice assistance) and it's game-changing once you get the hang of it.Back to the setup. There were two options that appeared on the screen: Smartphone, which is quick and easy, or Remote, which is step-by-step. I chose remote, but it still gave you the option to use your phone during most, if not all of the steps. They made it incredibly easy - it walked you though linking Wi-Fi, installing any updates, etc. Then you got to personalize the home screen by signing in or signing up for various apps. This is where your smart phone comes in really handy. You can still sign in with the remote, but there's also a QR code that makes it super quick and easy. It even automatically enters the code from the screen onto your phone. I decided to delete a few of the preinstalled apps I didn't need from the home screen, then added others using the search feature. I wouldn't consider myself technically savvy, and I still found it all very easy.Saving the best for last: the sound and picture quality. It's unbelievable. Everything is crystal clear, even without my glasses, and it sounds like there are external speakers hooked up (which there aren't). I've always had good luck with Samsung products, and this certainly didn't disappoint.