FEATURED Samsung UN46F7100 46-Inch 1080p 240Hz 3D Ultra Slim Smart LED HDTV
- 1080p HDTV with Micro Dimming: Best picture quality
- 240Hz Refresh Rate: Best for general viewing, video games, action movies, and sports
- Smart TV with Voice Control: Interact with streaming content and the web
- Thin LED Design: TV without stand (Width x Height x Depth): 40.8 X 23.7 X 1.2 Inches, TV with stand (Width x Height x Depth): 40.8 X 26.7 X 12.1 Inches
Samsung 46-Inch 1080p 240Hz 3D Ultra Slim Smart LED HDTV Controlling your TV is easier than ever with the Ultra-Slim Samsung Smart TV F7100. You can talk to your TV in more natural ways such as asking, “What action movies are on”, or you can perform all the basic commands such as “record”, “last channel” and “turn on”. Browse the new intuitive Smart Hub, a central, easy-to-navigate hub of all your favorite content. Discover how the new F7100 can evolve your TV experience.
Smart TV
The Samsung Smart TV finds the movies and TV shows you like – and more. Speak into the mic on the Smart Touch Remote to
get TV recommendations. Use gestures to swipe and navigate within the 5 Smart Hub content panels. Easily discover movies, shows, and social posts with less searching and more watching.
AllShare Allows your TV to wirelessly access and stream content from any compatible devi
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E. Sousa “Kings Fan”
July 29, 2013
Spectacular Picture – 4-5 Star review,
I researched this TV by looking at all the online reviews for the model ES7100, ES8000 & F8000 Samsung models. I went to Best Buy and watched the F7100 on live TV (baseball game). Reading that the gesture and voice commands caused issues, auto-dimming and higher 720 motion ratings many not make that much difference in overall performance – except in price (up to $400), I took the F7100 into consideration. There is a Quad vs. Dual processor down grade with the F7100. I leaned more towards the F7100 because of price vs. features, 3rd model down from the top. I actually enjoy messing with picture settings and making the picture perfect. I ordered online and purchased a 3 year warranty at a very good price. I was nervous about reading the one star reviews but I am also coming from a 10 year old Samsung 46″ DLP TV that has worked flawlessly the whole time. I thought I would take the plunge and glad I did. I wanted an LED TV vs. a Plasma, but in the store they both looked great.
I’ve had this UN55F7100 Samsung model for about a week now. I would rate it between 4 to 5 stars and here’s why.
After a few hours of playing with the picture settings and advanced settings, using a Time Warner cable box with HDMI connection, the picture is spectacular for 95% of the HD content. The other 5% is due to the “soap opera” effect or some minor juddering but not enough to sway me. Sometimes it almost seems “too clear” (I guess that why it is called soap opera). I read in one of the reviews to turn off the “Digital Noise” setting and custom reduce the juddering in the advance settings. That seems to work.
I love to watch my sports, specifically hockey and with the Stanley Cup Playoffs currently playing, to me it is like watching it Live- Awesome picture. The TV is awesome with sports and I did NOT encounter any juddering with the puck or players. The ice, people and play was just so enjoyable I was glued to the screen. No “soap opera” effects with sports. The dark and black scenes are super crisp & pitch black, better than I have ever seen on any other DLP or LED TV. Flesh tones are mixed in standard setting with some picture calibration of the settings I was able to get them very good. Most of the time the flesh tone is excellent, other times a little off. I think it really has more to do with the HD content. Example: American Idol the flesh tone was perfect, in commercials; some are perfect others not so much.
Set up was easy although the user manual is very light in content. 2D to 3D is cool but not why I bought it. Looking to play 3D Blu-ray on my new OPPO Player I purchased from Amazon. (I’ll be reviewing that soon). The internet set up was easy but login process and apps are clumsy. I have not been able to check out for very long so it could be user error on my part. I was able to launch a movie menu but have not paid for one yet. Tried to launch Netflix but that was not successful, I need more time to investigate. The TV guide loaded from the cable box however changing the channels using the TV did not change the channel (I have to use the cable remote like before on my old TV), again something I need to investigate before I determine it is a TV issue however it did recognize the guide and lists the programs. The firmware did update fine. Sound is OK and the TV has a few different sound settings but nothing special. The HDMI inputs are on one side of the TV and power cord on the other side. Small detail but interferes with some cable management. The stand/base is for the most part sturdy & swivels but it is plastic and not metal as I was expecting. For a 55″ TV you need 2 people to properly put it together, but it is up in about 20 minutes.
I did not buy the TV for the “Smart HUB/internet” (but did buy the OPPO Blu-ray player for Netflix) and I did not buy it for the sound as I have an Onkyo receiver and JBL speakers. I DID buy it for the best LED TV & picture. My wife and mother-in-law just love the picture and can’t get over the clarity on shows like Idol, Dateline, Criminal Minds, etc.. Friends can’t believe the great picture. Overall I love the TV and hopefully soon will work through the other things like “Smart Hub” and the “Recommendation Guide” built in the TV.
Star Rating: 4-1/2 stars overall, 5 stars on sports, 5 stars on Black/Dark Scenes, 4 stars “Soap Opera” effect (Still working on settings), Internet/Guide 3 stars for now until I get that resolved, Samsung service has been great but I only did “Chat” asking about TV Internet Set up.
I’m sure with all new products there are going to be some that out of the box are not good, for me, it has worked great since set up and running it for about a week. I also read it takes over a month for the colors to “settle in”. Non-HD picture is just OK – but I came from a DLP TV so I would compare it as the same as my old TV. This TV is made for Blu-ray and HD content.
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