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Samsung MU7000 4K TV review: Bucketloads of features for the price

Posted on August 1, 2017August 27, 2023 By Jarvis

While Samsung took to the world’s technology shows to demonstrate its QLED family of flagship tellies, the MU range has been more quietly introduced, so you’d be forgiven for not knowing that TVs such as the MU7000 sit a step below QLED in the wider Samsung line-up.

QLED is the third-generation Quantum Dot TV panel technology from Samsung, while the MU uses what Samsung calls Dynamic Crystal Colour. But just because it’s a technological step below doesn’t mean the MU7000 isn’t fully capable. Indeed, it’s fully affordable too, which is where its real appeal lies.

Samsung MU7000 review: Design and build

  • Hidden cable design
  • Feet near edges are a little inflexible
  • Available in 49, 55, 65-inch sizes
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    https://www.pocket-lint.com/tv/reviews/samsung/141711-samsung-mu7000-4k-tv-review-bucketloads-of-features-for-the-price
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