In terms of pure measurements, the set is 56.3 x 97.0 x 5.8 cm without the stand and weighs 9.5kg. With the stand, you’re looking at 64.8 x 97.0 x 34.4 cm and 12.1kg. It’s Wi-Fi enabled and comes with Samsung’s handy little premium One Remote as well as the standard issue controller. Sizes 82in (QE82Q70R/QN82Q70R), 75in (QE75Q70R/QN75Q70R), 65in (QE65Q70R/QN65Q70R), 55in (QE55Q70R/QN55Q70R), 49in (QE49Q70R/QN49Q70R) Connections run to three HDMIs and one USB port. The only cutting edge gaming graphics feature the HDMIs support, though, is Automatic Low Latency Mode (ALLM), which allows the TV to switch into and out of its Game mode depending on the sort of content an ALLM-capable device is outputting. There’s no 120Hz or Variable Refresh Rate support. It comes as little surprise that the TU7100’s 20W sound system is no sonic masterpiece, and you’d be well advised to budget for a soundbar with which to partner it. However, if you are determined to make do with the built-in speakers, their output is perfectly passable. The RU7100 is outfitted with three HDMI ports, including one HDMI ARC port (short for Audio Return Channel) that can be used to connect a soundbar with a single connection. A pair of USB ports offers connectivity for flash drives or power for streaming devices, such as a Google Chromecast.

Flat and thin’ might be good news in a pizza base but it makes for an uncomfortable listening experience. Other TVs to consider use of the content you supply does not violate these Terms of Use and will not cause injury to any person or entity. Colour is almost equally impressive. The brightness levels bring it short of a truly vivid experience, but there’s a richness and variety that Samsung’s Dynamic Crystal Colour technology helps create. The water, parasols and floor lines of the building are a pleasing aquamarine, produced with a realistic variation of tone. Combined with its well-measured contrast abilities, it makes for an organic looking and inviting picture.

The Samsung RU7100 delivers a solid picture and sound — and plenty of smarts to go with it — at a great price

However, if you want better sound quality, or true thumping bass, you should still consider getting something from our list of the best soundbars. Samsung RU7100: Smart features

With much lower prices, though, that might be a worthwhile compromise, particularly as you get more or less everything else that makes the Q90R great. Sizes 82in (QE82Q90R/QN82Q90R), 75in (QE75Q90R/QN75Q90R), 65in (QE65Q90R/QN65Q90R), 55in (QE55Q90R/QN55Q90R) Even down at SD resolution, this TV isn’t too shaky. Of course, true skin detail all but disappeared in close-ups when we watched The Wrestler on DVD. Thankfully, instead of becoming blotchy or looking too digitised, the UHD processor tends to smooth it out like a good layer of foundation make-up. The end result is a very watchable experience.Like the RU7300, the RU7100 has 'Pure Colour' rather than 'Dynamic Crystal Colour' – how significant that is will only become clear once we get the samples in for review. Confusingly, US customers won't be able to buy a Q950R set, but the Q900R sets available there will be upgraded to Q950R spec. Another bargain here at Electronic World TV, your home of cheap tvs and cheap tvs around the country! You get almost every worry line and wrinkle of Michael Douglas’s retired Dr Pym, thanks to the very able Samsung UHD processor working away at making up 75 per cent of every frame to turn the Full HD image into a 4K approximation. Even in scenes of high movement, there’s very little smearing and that’s no mean feat.

The UE43AU7100 is built on a Vertical Alignmenttype of LCD panel, with edge LED lighting and a native 4K resolution. It supports the HDR10, HLG and HDR10+ flavours of high dynamic range, but as ever with Samsung, Dolby Vision is not on the menu. Sizes 82in (UE82RU8000/UN82RU8000), 75in (UE75RU8000/UN75RU8000), 65in (UE65RU8000/UN65RU8000), 55in (UE55RU8000/UN55RU8000), 49in (UE49RU8000/UN49RU8000) But the bigger problem is the directional control, which uses a five-button directional pad. While these buttons will let you navigate through smart TV menus, placing the dedicated app buttons so close to these controls greatly increases the likelihood that you will accidentally hit the wrong button, jumping to an unwanted app instead of the next intended item in the menu. Samsung RU7100 review: Verdict Mirror your phone onto the big screen and enjoy your content in all its glory. Every process is lightening fast on this truly special TV thanks to a powerful quad core processor, making this UE43RU7100KXXUa joy to use. The 43AU7100 isn’t as accomplished with its audio as it is with its pictures. It still gets the job done, though, without breaking that sense of consistency that makes it so engaging.Complete with every app under the sun, the only reason not to buy this TV is if you’ve got a lot more money to spend and space for a larger panel. The Tizen OS also allows you to connect your UE43RU7470 to your other Alexa, Google Assistant, and SmartThings-enabled devices. That way you can voice control your TV through those devices and tie your TV’s functionality into other smart home systems. That’s not to say that the TU7100 isn’t vibrant when it needs to be. We switch to Guardians Of The Galaxy Vol.2 on 4K Blu-ray, and the TV does an excellent job with the neon-lit title sequence and the rainbow-breathing, neon gunk-filled Abilisk. To top it all off there is Dolby Digital Sound built in so you can enjoy crisp, room filling sound from the standard speakers! Ultimately, we’re left with the usual conclusion – while this set sounds absolutely fine, even a budget soundbar will improve the audio dramatically. Verdict