Is this the best big screen t v you can buy null

my not be the best, but is the best for the price and size

Not the best you can buy as some paper thin wallboards can total nearly $1M dollars however for the price you can't go wrong with this purchase! I am also an expert in AV design for commercial use and I trust Samsung for all of the TV's in my home due to quality and price! They are the perfect marriage of price balanced with high quality.

Great "mid-size" (49") TV. Fairly easy to set up (although using my Mac PowerBook with it needed a bit of configuration of my Mac - I suspect using a PC would be more "plug and play"). No longer need to use my appleTV or Amazon Fire boxes as the "Smart TV" gets Netflix and Amazon material just fine. The picture quality is also really good - although I understand it isn't as good as the premium TV's but at the price I think it is a really excellent unit to,choose. Also the sound is much better than I've been used to with my previous TV's. Bottom line a great product at the price level - if you want the top of the line true 4K true HDR Yadta yada picture quality you will need to pay an awful lot more and if like us you want great quality at a reasonable price then I recommend this TV.

I think this is a great big screen. I think it's the best in the Samsung line up right now. I bought the much more expensive 8500 series and 8000 series at a significantly higher price and ended up with this one for myself and my parents this holiday season. The reason being I couldn't tell a real difference from the 8000 series and the 7000 series. The refresh rate is slower on the 7000, but I can't tell a difference in TV, Netflix, Blue-Ray movies, Xbox, PlayStation or Computer gaming. They all look wonderful The screen actually looks BETTER. On the 8000 and 8500 there was horrible back-light bleed issues when on a very dark scene or screen, however it is not present on either my 7000 or my parents 7000 series TV. The user interface and remotes for these Samsung TVs are the same on their top end models and I really like it. Choosing menu options and entering in email and passwords for things like Netflix are super fast and responsive.

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Samsung - 49" Class - (48.5" Diag.) - LED - 2160p - Smart - 4K Ultra HD TV - with High Dynamic Range-Front_Standard

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Answered by Kermit34978 8 years ago
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my not be the best, but is the best for the price and size
Answered by diverib 8 years ago
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Not the best you can buy as some paper thin wallboards can total nearly $1M dollars however for the price you can't go wrong with this purchase! I am also an expert in AV design for commercial use and I trust Samsung for all of the TV's in my home due to quality and price! They are the perfect marriage of price balanced with high quality.
Answered by Cloudcpu 8 years ago
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Great "mid-size" (49") TV. Fairly easy to set up (although using my Mac PowerBook with it needed a bit of configuration of my Mac - I suspect using a PC would be more "plug and play"). No longer need to use my appleTV or Amazon Fire boxes as the "Smart TV" gets Netflix and Amazon material just fine. The picture quality is also really good - although I understand it isn't as good as the premium TV's but at the price I think it is a really excellent unit to,choose. Also the sound is much better than I've been used to with my previous TV's. Bottom line a great product at the price level - if you want the top of the line true 4K true HDR Yadta yada picture quality you will need to pay an awful lot more and if like us you want great quality at a reasonable price then I recommend this TV.
Answered by StevP 8 years ago
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I think this is a great big screen. I think it's the best in the Samsung line up right now. I bought the much more expensive 8500 series and 8000 series at a significantly higher price and ended up with this one for myself and my parents this holiday season. The reason being I couldn't tell a real difference from the 8000 series and the 7000 series. The refresh rate is slower on the 7000, but I can't tell a difference in TV, Netflix, Blue-Ray movies, Xbox, PlayStation or Computer gaming. They all look wonderful The screen actually looks BETTER. On the 8000 and 8500 there was horrible back-light bleed issues when on a very dark scene or screen, however it is not present on either my 7000 or my parents 7000 series TV. The user interface and remotes for these Samsung TVs are the same on their top end models and I really like it. Choosing menu options and entering in email and passwords for things like Netflix are super fast and responsive.
Answered by Macon 8 years ago
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