Customer Ratings & Reviews

Great true color, colors are vibrant. It was easy to set up. Can't wait to see a movie in 4K. I couldn't pass on the sale for Elite card members. Stick with TV's in the 7000 series and above. You can't go wrong with the picture quality.

Wonderful picture, great sound! We had an old Sony Trinitron big back TV, so this is an upgrade for sure. You will like it.

The picture on this TV is amazing! it has great depth and the active 3D is great, just make sure to have the active 3D glasses! Very easy to set up and control the features.

I am using this for almost a month I didn't have any big issues so far. Extra feature msg pops up sometimes but i think you can disable that. Also apps update issue but since i just use this tv for TV purpose it doesn't really matter. Great Tv, good quality. I like it!

I would recommend this TV to a friend or family nice size and there are not many opptions when it comes to 3 D smart tvs if I had 1 complaint it would be did not come with any 3D glasses had to order them separate

this is the first tv with good 3d that I have ever had . it even makes cables channels in 3d and xbox one games.

This tv is perfect for our large master bedroom. I am very happy with the quality and the sound is pretty good for a flat screen tv mounted on the wall.

We are still learning all the capabilities of the tv. It nicely improves the quality of blu ray discs. One concern is that its wi fi reception weakens a lot when placed in a wood cabinet.

Happy with this purchase. Unplanned upgrade to our primary screen that died. Did some quick research and quickly settled on this.

The tv is very light weight and has very little frame. For the most part the picture is very good and clear. I like the 3d effects. However, if the show is pretty dark (night type scenes), it is difficult to really see clearly the action.

We have had this unit for two years. Absolutely stunning quality. Proof that you get what you pay for. I’ve watched newer TVs get trumped by this unit’s standing quality of picture.

Excelent product, amazing resolution and easy to operate. Great costumer service .

My second Samsung TV and my first 4UK TV. We love the picture on this television! You feel like you are right there in the picture!

Excellent picture quality and gaming TV. The entire family gathers around to watch TV. Smart TV and and other capabilities were excellent.love the 3d movie quality on this TV.

Very nice picture,clean and crisp,easy to set up,light, just about right size to our room.

Positives: This Samung UHD was a great value and has an amazing picture. (Exceptional for watching hockey!) Good features and links to Internet options. Concerns: Needed a smaller TV to fit existing cabinet. The configuration of the base makes the TV sit back into the cabinet, by several inches, further than our old Sony. This challenges side viewing angles somewhat. We also leave the TV in background for long periods of time. Finding that the TV cuts off periodically and must be turned back on (not set to auto timer). Overall - great features, picture, and value.

The only real cons I have found so far is the glare when sun coming in through windows at the wrong angles, some problems getting computer and tablets to hook up but a little patients helps, and the buttons on the remote are too far forward for my hands due to the curved angle and narrow build but getting used to it. PROS: + Beautiful design. The bezel and depth of the TV is very thin, and the stand is a lot more secure than I thought it would be. + Really deep blacks! I had a Pioneer Elite and a Panasonic plasma years ago and these are the darkest blacks I've seen. Of course it depends on your color settings, but more on that later. + Gorgeous and bright other colors! Blacks get all the attention but all the bright whites and other colors are just as good on this set. + Minimal "soap opera effect" on movies... I haven't researched this effect but I notice it on a lot of LCD/LED displays where the picture just looks fake. Even on a WWII film, for example, there's something off - like it's a YouTube video that is a little choppy (like the frame rate is off). I think that's the reason movie buffs loved plasma over LCD all those years... but thankfully, this being my first LED TV, I can say it's very similar to my previous plasmas in that movies look and move how they should. + The smart remote is actually really impressive. I still use my logitech harmony one remote for most things since I have a receiver, but when browsing samsung menus or the smart hub I'll switch the smart remote. It has a Wii like pointer, except it's better than the Wii because you don't need to point to the set. No, you just lightly touch your thumb on it and wherever you're at is where the pointer will be centered. If you need to move, just stop touching the cursor, re-position, then put your thumb back on it and you're back to the center. + This TV scales lower resolution sources very nicely. Obviously you'll want to get 1080p sources and if you do, you'll be rewarded. And if you get 4k sources like Netflix, then it's even better! + I wanted to really use this TV's smart functionality like Netflix, Amazon, and YouTube, and it's really easy to use. With the pointer remote control, it makes browsing things similar to a mouse and I prefer that. You can still browse traditionally with the arrows on your remote but I found sometimes it was faster to just point (like when typing in searches/usernames/passwords) + The One Box has a optical digital out connection so those with AV receivers can easily connect it to. + The back of the TV stand has a nice cable management clip so you can route your wires through there so it's hidden + Power consumption, if you care about that (which you should to save money), is really good. My old plasma's were listed at over $70 a year and this Samsung LED which is larger than my old plasmas is half that price. I don't feel guilty for leaving my TV on if I have to go and do something else for 20 minutes. + I really love the Samsung Screen Mirroring ability this TV has. I have a Samsung phone, the S5 and you can add the Screen Mirroring link on your shortcuts (like where the Bluetooth icons are) and syncing it is a cinch, it'll find your TV super fast. It'll completely mirror your phone, from the vertical or horizontal way. It plays sound from it very well - I haven't tested it with music compared to something plugged in directly to my receiver, but it sounds good with the sources I'm using such as YouTube, Twitch.tv, etc. The resolution I believe is 1080p, probably not 4k but I don't have a great way of testing it. But the reason you would use this is convenience - you can quickly access a YouTube video to show friends and put it on your big screen without having to navigate the TV menus. Even with Samsung's Smart TV apps, it's still easier to just use your phone in my opinion. I wouldn't use my phone for things like Netflix or Amazon Prime, in that case I'll use the Smart TV apps for it since the resolution and sound you know will be very good... but for quick things, and things like Twitch.tv that don't have Samsung apps, it's really nice to be able to get your phone to show up on your big screen in less than 5 seconds! --- CONS - The power cable is a bit short compared to the One Box cable which is like 6 feet long. My setup is on a wide stand and I have a power surge in the middle bottom shelf... the TV's power cable just reached while the One Box cable would have been in another area code (alright, it had 2-3 extra feet for me... but the power cable just had 2-3 inches extra) - With my specific setup, where the AV receiver handles all the sources and just HDMI-passthroughs to the TV set, it's a bit annoying that Samsung asks you to choose a cable provider. Even if you choose none, it'll still show a fake remote control (when you click menu) and have options for stuff like Guide, On-Demand, etc. And when I chose Comcast, in hopes it would at least control my X1 boxset, it didn't. So not sure if I'm doing something wrong but I've just learned to ignore it. Still, I would rather not have any extras that would control my cable because my universal remote controls it just fine. Not a big deal. - The base needs to be installed. It's just 8 screws and 2 parts, very easy, but if you're impatient like me and trying to setup a 50 inch TV by yourself, it's one more scary thing that could go wrong. It'd be nice if the stand was already put on, but again, minor quibble. Get a friend to help! - 4k content is still scarce. It is what it is, you know it by now. Even when you get it, it's not going to be as big of a difference as 480i to 1080p. That's why I got the 50 inch because that is a larger screen than what I was coming from and so that in itself is an upgrade. Still, 4k content like Breaking Bad and Daredevil are cool and do look better. - Don't bother with the sound on this TV. I tried it for poops and giggles and it made me hate life... until I switched back to my Marantz/DefTechST set up then all was okay with the world. Really though, you obviously care about picture quality if you want a set like this, so care about audio as well because there's a plethora of great options out there. Rule of thumb, spend as much money on your audio setup as you did on your TV. If you want full immersion, sound is where it's at. I would rather watch a big CRT TV with amazing booming sound setup than a 4k TV with laptop speakers. So get the best of both worlds. - There's a known issue with some of the apps not working well for random reasons. I encountered this early on when I was playing Netflix and then I was done and turned off my TV (instead of closing down the app and then shutting down the TV). Upon return, I couldn't open up Netflix, it refused to load. I found the solution is pretty simple - just turn off the "fast boot TV" setting (sorry I forget exact words for it). That will force the apps to restart and honestly it doesn't take that much longer to load so it's a good solution and I don't mind the 5+ seconds for the TV to show a picture. My receiver takes longer to get sound out of it, so it's all timed fine with the fast boot off. COLOR SETTINGS - I looked online for color settings and found RTINGS.com had one listed (http://www.rtings.com/reviews/tv/lcd-led/samsung/ju7100/settings) I tried it out and in my opinion, it looks like muddy junk. All the gorgeous contrast this TV has is washed out. And remember that LCD/LED affect I mentioned where things look fake, well these color settings reminded me of that which I hate. - Instead I turned to a user's opinion on AVSForum for his settings. From the User Neekos, who he says just eye balled it and didn't use professional equipment, he used: Picture- Standard Backlight-11 Contrast-60 Brightness 42 Sharpness-50 Color -55 Tint- Default Advanced Dynamic contrast- Medium Black Tone- Darker All others default Picture Options Color Tone- Standard Digital Clean View- low MPEG- Medium Film Mode- Auto 1 Auto Motion Plus Clear Smart LED- Standard So my personal changes: Backlight - 5 (if night) to 11 (if daytime and bright) Sharpness - 30 to 40 Contrast - 50 Color Space - Color 1 (I think this is the name for it, I'll double check later)

I bought this television for the smart features but particularly for the high definition and 3D capabilities. The 3D quality is better than I expected. Crisp and clear and like being at the movie theater watching it in 3D, only better. The glasses recommended were also only about $20 a piece which was half the cost that other reviews suggested they would be for 3D TVs. The 3D is best if watching an actual 3D movie on a 3D player. The built in 3D conversion which takes a 2D show you are watching and broadcasts it into 3D is really not impressive, but those shows aren't broadcast in 3D in the first place so what do you expect? I anticipated the built in speakers would not be the best and I was not wrong. I HIGHLY recommend separate speakers for your audio. I bought a separate sound system to go with the TV and it made all the difference. The remote which is very basic took some getting used to but it is designed for simplicity of use without confusing the user with a myriad of buttons most people rarely use anyway. The pointer/mouse feature of the remote was interesting and has been very easy to use to quickly navigate through menu options. There are quick buttons that pull up the menu or smart features instantly rather than using the pointer/mouse. It doesn't take very long to familiarize yourself with this TV. If you are looking for high quality picture with 3D capability and smart feature options this is a good buy!

The picture quality is superb. The TV is very advanced and is taking a little to get used to since I am not a techie. But overall happy with the purchase.

Have it for a couple of weeks now and totally enjoying it. Sound could have been better. Haven't tried 3D yet. Upscaling is good, remote is easy to use & very less clustered.