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Samsung AU7100 55 Inch (2021) - £399 / 50 Inch 4K Smart TV With HDR10+ £379 Sold by Crampton And Moore and Fulfilled by Amazon
Samsung AU7100 55 Inch (2021) - £399 / 50 Inch 4K Smart TV With HDR10+ £379 Sold by Crampton And Moore and Fulfilled by Amazon
Samsung AU7100 55 Inch (2021) - £399 / 50 Inch 4K Smart TV With HDR10+ £379 Sold by Crampton And Moore and Fulfilled by Amazon
Samsung AU7100 55 Inch (2021) - £399 / 50 Inch 4K Smart TV With HDR10+ £379 Sold by Crampton And Moore and Fulfilled by Amazon
Samsung AU7100 55 Inch (2021) - £399 / 50 Inch 4K Smart TV With HDR10+ £379 Sold by Crampton And Moore and Fulfilled by Amazon
Samsung AU7100 55 Inch (2021) - £399 / 50 Inch 4K Smart TV With HDR10+ £379 Sold by Crampton And Moore and Fulfilled by Amazon
Samsung AU7100 55 Inch (2021) - £399 / 50 Inch 4K Smart TV With HDR10+ £379 Sold by Crampton And Moore and Fulfilled by Amazon
Samsung AU7100 55 Inch (2021) - £399 / 50 Inch 4K Smart TV With HDR10+ £379 Sold by Crampton And Moore and Fulfilled by Amazon
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Posted 10 May 2023

Samsung AU7100 55 Inch (2021) - £399 / 50 Inch 4K Smart TV With HDR10+ £379 Sold by Crampton And Moore and Fulfilled by Amazon

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Seems a good price compared to previous deals. Comparatively John Lewis has 50 inch for same price but £449 for the 55 inch.

Apple TV included so no need for extra sticks
added by louiselouise:

Dispatches from Amazon / Sold by Crampton And Moore
(Reliant Direct are the same price)

Item model number: ‎ UE55AU7100KXXU

What's in the box?
Remote Control
Batteries for Remote
Power Cable

  • Home Entertainment Excellence With The AU7100 – A Smart, Ultra HD TV that delivers it all, the Samsung 55 Inch AU7100 smart tv blends stunning visuals, vibrant colour, crisp audio and striking slim fit design to enhance your living space.
  • Get A Powerful Picture With Stunning 4K– Your 55 Inch Smart TV includes Dynamic Crystal Colour and a Contrast Enhancer, so you can watch all your favourite shows in stunning 4K detail, with colours that pop and contrast that gives a clearer image.
  • Experience Audio Perfection with Adaptive Sound on your TV- your Samsung TV adjusts sound in every scene to what’s on screen, so you’ll feel as if you’re part of the action. Q-Symphony allows for a cinema experience when you add a Samsung soundbar.
  • Upgrade Your Office Set-up Or Dive Into Gaming With Your Samsung TV – PC on TV allows you to access your office PC remotely from your Smart TV, so you can do it all, straight from your living room. Our Smart TV also offers an immersive game mode.
  • Start Experiencing Samsung TVs - We believe a TV is more than something you watch. It should inspire, amaze, envelop and immerse you. From quality picture, to elegant design, our TVs push the boundaries of what is possible and what a TV can be.
4133470_1.jpg4133470_1.jpg4133470_1.jpg4133470_1.jpg(Price-matching Argos)
Google Shopping says, here
4133470_1.jpg4133470_1.jpgKeepa says (sorted by New, as Crampton & Moore is a third-party seller) - £309 in April 2022 was the best price - keepa.com/4133470_1.jpgTechWeekMag takes a look at the 55" (April 2021): Samsung AU7100 Review: Low budget TV perfect for streaming and gaming (techweekmag.com)
4133470_1.jpg4133470_1.jpgAmazon reviews, sorted by variant (a bit mixed!), here
4133470_1.jpg4133470_1.jpg4133470_1.jpg4133470_1.jpg4133470_1.jpg4133470_1.jpg4133470_1.jpgSamsung 55AU7172 AU7100 TV series review from TV Calibration With Darko (May 2021):
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  1. Trogador's avatar
    Trogador Author
    In my experience it’s overrated…TV in the past had a faulty network card and they refused to replace and “repaired” it multiple times which done nothing

    Amazon on the other hand I could have a 10 year old order, decided I’ve changed my mind and they’d give me a full refund and tell me to keep the telly
  2. DanielCosgrove's avatar
    DanielCosgrove
    I have this TV and it’s brilliant. Paid about £425 for it a couple of weeks ago and it’s been great.

    My parents have had the 2019 version since December 2019 and they love it. Dad is a big movie and Tv watcher and he thinks it’s great. Good price!
    mccartney.p's avatar
    mccartney.p
    I recently got this tv, but can't figure out the picture settings. Do you have any recommendations?

    Followed what I found online, but no luck. I have the previous model and quality is spot on, but the same settings don't carry over to this
  3. mo2895's avatar
    mo2895
    Is this better than the Hisense 55E7HQTUK? In terms of brightness and picture quality? I've seen people talk about motion judder when watching sports, but how noticeable is that?

    Was thinking to get the Hisense as it is a little cheaper but qled and 2 year warranty.

    Thanks in advance for any help.
    Alex_H's avatar
    Alex_H
    I would probs stick with the Hisense. This is a budget Samsung and isn't that great compared to others tbh.
  4. Razzer's avatar
    Razzer
    I also have this TV and it's very impressive for the money I paid.
  5. BraddersB's avatar
    BraddersB
    This might be a completely useless comment as it’s not available at the moment, but a couple of weeks back I got the 2022 BU8500 55” from Samsung eBay for £405. It was an “open box” item but everything inside was wrapped/sealed as new, and the box looked unopened to me. Might be worth keeping an eye out for these deals if not in a rush. (edited)
  6. roshambo's avatar
    roshambo
    If you need a low budget TV, then this will be fine. I have this hooked up to an Xbox Series X and its not too bad for gaming, Netflix and Disney+. Picture wise, sharp 4k quality and ok colours but doesn't really blow me away in terms of colour depth.
    My biggest gripe is that I don't like the edge-lit panel (being LCD of course) and the laggy interface.

    If you can afford to double your budget to an OLED, I'd certainly pick that over this. But then you have to think about burn-in
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