Samsung PS-50Q7HD
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User Score (1)9.3
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Expert Score (3)9.3
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With the Samsung PS50Q7HD you get a big TV and don’t have to burn a proportionately huge sum of money. It is easy to see what we are getting at by simply looking at the basic facts: you get a flat TV screen size of 50 inches with a price tag of under £1750! There is no compromise on quality however - at the first glance. Everything about it exudes quality, right from its rich glossy finish to its deep black colour scheme and elegantly sculpted lines. The TV also includes a new ‘FilterBright’ element in i…
See moreWith the Samsung PS50Q7HD you get a big TV and don’t have to burn a proportionately huge sum of money. It is easy to see what we are getting at by simply looking at the basic facts: you get a flat TV screen size of 50 inches with a price tag of under £1750! There is no compromise on quality however - at the first glance. Everything about it exudes quality, right from its rich glossy finish to its deep black colour scheme and elegantly sculpted lines. The TV also includes a new ‘FilterBright’ element in its screen that claims to cut out 90 per cent of ambient light-induced reflections. There also is a 7-day electronic programme guide system together with and memory space for storing multiple recording timer events.
The PS50Q7HD’s budget price somehow seems to be an indicator of the TV’s average connections. It only has one HDMI socket and two scarts; there however are a couple of jacks that immediately prove the presence of a built-in digital tuner along with a CI slot for subscription TV channels as well as a digital audio output. This makes it possible to ship Dolby Digital 5.1 audio tracks o a suitable surround sound receiver if the Freeview terrestrial digital platform broadcasts any.
One of the common areas of improvement for relatively inexpensive plasma TVs is sharpness. This however is not the case with this Samsung machine - it is totally capable of doing justice to the extra pixels of detail and texture that are found in high definition sources, and also makes standard definition sources look reasonably crisp. Movements are also stable and clear. It removes lots of unwanted side effects making it a fair deal for such a cheap TV.
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Samsung PS-50Q7HD
Reviewer: Stuff.tv27 October 2007- Overall 10
This Samsung plasma isn't flawless, but it does offer fantastic picture quality and a quite phenomenal performance-per-pound ratio Read more
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Samsung PS50Q7HD 50in plasma TV
Reviewer: TrustedReviews09 September 2006- Overall 8
- Design 8
- Value for money 10
- Sound quality 6
- Picture quality 8
Today’s review is all about two things that just don’t belong together. Namely, a flat TV screen size of 50in and a price tag of under £1750. With your average 50in plasma these days still costing in excess of £3k, it’s anyone’s guess as to how Samsung has managed to get the PS50Q7HD out for under two. Let’s just hope the reason it’s so cheap doesn’t turn out to be that it’s, well, crap… Read more
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Reviewer: kery, Pricerunner04 January 2007
- Overall 9
for this money you will not find better! the size is great and you get used to it in no time at all. i would buy this tv again even if i had £2,500 to spend because for that extra money you dont get to much more for your money! ENJOY!!!!!!!!!!!! Read more
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