Samsung AU7100 50 Inch (2021) – Crystal 4K Smart TV With HDR10+ Image Quality, Adaptive Sound, Motion Xcelerator Picture, Samsung Q-Symphony Audio And Gaming Mode - UE50AU7100KXXU

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The near bezel-less screen of the AU7100 leaves you with only a beautiful 4K HDR picture. It adapts to optimise both picture and sound, so you see stunning detail in every scene, just as the creators intended. Control all compatible devices with its One Remote, you can access a world of online entertainment and handy home apps via Samsung's Smart platform, and it works with compatible Bixby, Google Assistant and Alexa devices.. Motion looks reasonably natural too, once you’ve swapped the over-enthusiastic, noisy-looking Auto Picture Clarity setting for a calmer Custom mode where Judder Reduction is set to around three or four. There does seem to be a little more residual resolution loss in areas of fine detail during camera pans than we’d typically expect from a Samsung TV, but overall it’s still a good effort. If you want to connect your TV to a blu-ray player, games console, soundbar or soundbase then you'll need a HDMI cable. One Remote Control: control all of your compatible devices and content with one universal remote control.

Crystal Processor 4K: this upscaling TV adapts to give you an optimised 4K picture and targeted sound.Accessibility (Enlarge / High Contrast / Multi-output Audio / Color Inversion / Grayscale / Sign Language Zoom / Slow Button Repeat)

The 50AU8000 also excels with its upscaling of sub-4K content. It adds a seriously impressive amount of detail and sharpness to HD sources, producing much more ‘4K-like’ results than most affordable 4K TVs muster. What’s more, it delivers its excellent upscaling results without exaggerating noise or causing distracting side effects. Dimensions, weight and color Information about the dimensions and the weight of the specific model with and without stand as well as the colors, in which it is offered to the market. Width

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As has lately been Samsung’s wont, the AU7100 is supplied with a couple of remote control handsets with which to navigate the interface, pursue the set-up menus and what-have-you. One is (and there’s no two ways about it) an unpleasant, cheap-feeling, overburdened handset of confusion, while the is a much nicer, much more minimal ‘just the basics’ alternative. Information about whether the stand can be dismounted. Usually, this is required for wall mounting.

With Q-Symphony LITE, this TV synchronises perfectly with select Samsung soundbars (available separately) for a supreme audio visual experience. But in essence, the AU7100 sounds flat and undemonstrative. This set works with Samsung’s ‘Q Symphony’ range of soundbars, though, which combine the set's speakers with the soundbar's for a bigger audio boost overall. That's probably the way to go, though there are some great budget options in our list of the best soundbars that are perfect for a cheaper screen like this. We even have a specific list of the best soundbars for Samsung TVs. Design and usability Power supply and consumption Information about the power supply and consumption, energy efficiency class, etc. 110V Delivery information: If you buy a soundbar or DVD/Blu-ray player along with this TV, please note that they'll be delivered separately.The most widely used panels are those with 6, 8, and 10 bits for each of the RGB components of the pixel. They provide 18-, 24-, and 30-bit color, respectively. In fairness, the Samsung sounds reasonably distinct through the midrange, so dialogue is easy to follow. It doesn’t get edgy or in any other way unhappy if you decide to deploy every last one of those 20 watts, either. Information about the maximum horizontal viewing angle, within which the image on the screen is of acceptable quality.