But first, let’s talk about what I did like about the TU7000. That doesn’t mean it didn’t have any performance issues, which it did. The TU7000 is a decent and solid performing TV – at least with the unit I used for this review. Bluetooth wireless audio streaming to a compatible speaker or set of headphones.2 HDMI 2.0b inputs – HDCP 2.2 compliant.Apple AirPlay 2 allows wireless streaming from your iPhone, iPad, or Mac.Works with Amazon Alexa and Google Assistant devices.Basic remote – no voice recognition feature.Motion Rate 120 for motion blur reduction (60Hz refresh rate).HDR10+, HDR10 and HLG high dynamic range formats supported.Enjoy a smooth gaming experience without motion blur and judder Auto Game Mode (ALLM) – automatically optimizes the screen and minimizes input lag, giving you more control.Boundless Design – ultra-thin Bezel-less design appearance.Crystal Processor 4K – for 4K upscaling of non 4K content.Crystal Display – for crystal-clear colors that are fine-tuned to deliver a naturally crisp and vivid picture.Overall, the TU7000 is solidly constructed and doesn’t appear or feel cheaply made. The TU7000’s panel depth is quite thin and measures approximately 2.4” deep. The feet (stand) gives the TV very good stability with a minimal amount of wobble when I gently rocked the panel back and forth. The TU7000 contains two solidly made feet that are easily inserted (pressed) into the bottom of the TV – no screws or tools required. The TU7000 uses edge-lit LED backlighting to illuminate the screen and doesn’t local dimming capability. The slim bezel design that the TU7000 showcases was once only found on much more expensive models, but has now become commonplace on many of the flat panel designs currently being manufactured this gives the TU7000 a much classier, and dare I say, expensive look. Its overall appearance is sleek and well-refined with an ultra-thin bezel surrounding its semi-gloss coated screen surface. The TU7000 is a good looking TV, especially for an entry-level model. However, if these performance deficiencies won’t be an issue for you, then have a look at this otherwise solid performing 4K smart LED/LCD TV. The TU7000 does have its shortcomings in the areas of HDR performance which lacks in high peak brightness output and no wide color gamut for expanded color range. It also provides good 4K and 1080p HD performance delivering sharp and detailed picture images with very good clarity. It offers a very good Tizen OS smart TV platform offering plenty of apps with an almost endless supply of entertainment options.
Color reproduction is also good, delivering tonally accurate and well-saturated colors. It offers very good contrast and black level performance. Samsung’s TU7000 is a decent entry-level 4K TV.
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