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Question: Does the HT-F6500W has a knowing defect  whit the surrond sound speakers?, I have bought 2 systems were 3 out of the 5 speakers did not play.Please provide a feed back.thanks,Joe white
Document: I really didn't want to do this if I could help it, so I looked for alternatives. After a couple more hours, I managed to find a work around. It's not perfect, but it works. The cable box now normally just plays through the TV speakers, while the game systems play though the HDMI ins. However, if I want to get surround sound while watching regular TV, I can connect it via Bluetooth.
I needed less wire and at least 5.1 sound. The sound quality is very good considering the size of the speakers. Great for film. The sub is impressive for its size as well. Wireless rear speakers are the deal maker for me. Yes, you have to wire them to a receiver in the back of the room. I don't have to string wires across from the room and then to the speakers. I decided to purchase this item for the time savings alone.
The product description implies that the rear speakers are wireless. However they are not. They are wired to a hub that is wireless. So, yes you do not have to run a wire from the front of the room to the back of the room. But you still have to have the speakers wired to something, which is what I was trying to avoid. There is nothing in the product description (at the time I bought this) to make this clear to me.
I wish the speakers had cloth grills. The look is kind of "busy", but I guess I have gotten used to it. The glossy finish attracts dust too. Overall, the Samsung HT-F6500W is a good small system. I like it the more I use it.
I'm considering getting a new 3D TV to take advantage of the 3D capabilities.- HDMI inputs on the Blu-Ray mean you can pipe other audio through the device. I have an older TV with only 2 HDMI inputs, so this allows me to attach my cable box and Roku through the Blu-Ray and getting the audio through the speakers. If you have a TV with more HDMI, you might just pipe digital audio back out from the TV - up to you.- Apps are fine.
It does sound good, but not great. And at that price point, it should sound a little great, not just good. So, 3 stars it is.Update 2/2/14:I have to amend this review, since running a firmware upgrade, it now stays selected to the input you last used when its powered on. I'm happy with it, but if they would fix the other annoyances, I'd be very happy with it.
This is my first 5.1 system. I replaced a Bose 2.1 system and I was a little curious to see if the Samsung would outperform the Bose. I was amazed. The sound is fuller and more open. The bass is spot on. The power is more than adequate. All in all I am amazed at the quality of sound for the price.
Still, it's better than spending a small fortune on shipping to get it fixed.Now that it's working, I'm very happy with the sound it produces. I'm sure there are better sounding systems out there, but for  the price, this is about as good as they get and I really don't have the ear to judge minor differences in sound. In other words, for me, this system produces excellent sound.Now for the minor things that make it four stars, instead of 5.
After weeks of research, I finally settled on this system.I needed to hook up 3 devices to the system, my cable box, my Xbox360 and my PS3. I figured I could hook up the game systems via HDMI and my cable box via an optical cable. The initial set up took about 45minutes, but this is where I started to have problems. First, after setting it up, I found it very clunky to get to the HDMI sources, so I could get the sound to work.
Related to #1. You can stream music to the stereo (which is great), but you cannot connect Bluetooth headphones to it to listen.3) Firmware is unstable. I've had the unit reboot in the middle of a movie (MP4 on USB) numerous times. Frequently, it loses connection with the WiFi network and cannot reconnect unless I delete the network and add it back in. FRUSTRATING.
Answer: Not quite sure how to respond..... none of my rear speakers worked while watching TV...only exception was watching a couple of HD HBO stations... for some reason, it worked only with these