Samsung MU7000-Series 40"-Class HDR UHD Smart LED TV

The Samsung 65-inch MU7000 is an excellent midrange 4K TV that comes with several premium features, like HDR support and Samsung's excellent One Remote. While the picture quality could be better, it's not bad for the price.

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  Sharp 4K picture with HDR support, Solid color reproduction, Good sound quality

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  Limited viewing angles, Edge-lit panel leaves shadows in corners, 60Hz native refresh rate

The Samsung UN65MU7000 is a UHD TV that delivers excellent performance with a gorgeous, minimal design and costs almost half what you’d spend on an OLED panel. It adds a feature rich SMART Hub interface that rounds it up into a very compelling package.

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  Strong contrast. Wide color gamut with fairly accurate primary colors. Attractive design and interface.

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  Doesn’t include the OneConnect box. Whites, yellows, and magentas run a bit cool.

The Samsung MU7000 is one of the best 49-inch TVs you can buy in 2017. The price has fallen since launch, making it very affordable for the discerning viewer. And with premium looks, clutter-free cable management, superb audio and Samsung's superb Smart TV system, it's a great choice for family...

If you're in the market for a hot new 2017 TV, we can see why Samsung's MU7000 series is a good place to start hunting. The newly announced 2017 models are available in 40-, 49-, 55-, and 65-inch with pricing from $699–$1,699.

Superb design and great all-round image quality combine to create one of the best £1,000 4K HDR TVs we've ever reviewed

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  Superb SDR picture quality, Stylish design, Very low input lag – perfect for gaming

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  HDR not as impactful as more expensive TVs, Limited viewing angles, Occasional motion stutter with interlaced broadcasts

Although the Samsung MU7000 didn’t match last year’s KS7000 in several aspects (lack of quantum dot filter leading to smaller colour gamut; lower peak brightness), it must be pointed out that the MU series is meant to succeed 2016′s KU series, whereas QLED is the evolution from the KS series.

It gives surprisingly little away to the QE65Q7F, which costs around £1000 more - and the equivalent LG OLED (OLED65B7), though admittedly a step up, will set you back £2800.

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  Rich, deep, solid picture, Lots of detail in bright images, Inherently natural balance, Affordable for a 65in TV of this quality, Low input lag for games

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  Not as punchy as some more expensive rivals, Misses some dark detail, Motion-handling could be even better, Fairly weak sound

There are TVs that deliver better contrast and handle blacks better, giving more even illumination, but in sheer terms of bang for your buck, the Samsung MU7000 delivers by the bucketload.

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  Value for money, 4K HDR performance, Slick user interface and connected services

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  Ethernet position is a little odd considering One Connect box, Edge illumination can be a little uneven, Stand not the most flexible

If you're shopping for a 65" TV, the Samsung MU7000 should be on your shortlist. Cheaper than the MU8000 and QLED models, it still gives you high-end picture quality, premium design, clutter-free cable management, and Samsung's superb Smart TV system. Highly recommended!

For the money, one of the most appealing TV Samsung has released this year.

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  Good brightness and contrast, Strong shadow detail, Intuitive smart TV interface

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  Limited viewing angles, Black levels could be deeper

This is my second review of the Samsung UN40MU7000. I had a problem with first set, as the remote would not control the tv. It could have been just the remote, but I decided to return everything. After some deliberation, I decided it was probably just a lemon, and bought it again.

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  great picturebeautiful standperfect for bedroom or small living room

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  none so far

Tough buying a tv online. The reviews were all positive and I think they're deserved. It's a really nice tv and very nice minimal frame as well. The legs are really wide placed all the way out by the sides so I needed a temporary piece of board laid on top of my furniture to hold it until I can wall...

I like it, the picture is clear. The only thing I do not like about it, is that the tv is very skinny, not alot of frame support which makes moving it very difficult. I am afraid to move it, because I think, I am going to distort the display.

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  Image quality for price \u0026amp; size unbeatable. Nice design.

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  Speakers average so planning to buy sound bar.

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  When I set up the tv I couldn\u2019t believe how good the picture quality was,very sharp bright vibrant colours. I previously had a hd tv and thought that the picture quality on that was good but that was nothing compared to upgrading to 4K.

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  Good price and excellent yo watch movies ob

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  No, it\u2019s all good