Then you are making the same mistake everyone does when shopping for a TV (myself included). Reading too much into problems other people face.
There's two main factors that can contribute to an issue thread:
- Users are not going to post when they do not have a problem.
- If the TV is popular (which the Samsung models are) then you are going to see far more people have a problem than if a TV is not popular.
A lot of the time its their own eyes or their own sources that cause the problem. You have to try a TV itself first before you can decide whether the motion is bad or not. Sometimes (more rarely) they may have a specific problem with their TV or source.
Then what are these people seeing that other people aren't I wonder?
I have come to the realisation that there is no perfect television now. Has to be a trade-off somewhere.
Apart from my my first TV ever, a wood panelled CRT hand me down with a mechanical tuner and buttons. That was perfect and worked great with my Spectrum and then Master System and SNES. I even managed to get Channel 5 over the aerial once (although fuzzy)!