Samsung UN46C7000 46-Inch 1080p 240 Hz 3D LED HDTV (Black) | 
| Brand: Samsung
Category: CE
List Price: $2,599.99
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Rating:  18 reviews
Sales Rank: 1380
Color: Black
Media: Electronics
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Memorabilia: No
Batteries Included: Yes
Display Size: 46
Shipping Weight (lbs): 42.1
Dimensions (in): 11.9 x 43 x 28.5
MPN: UN46C7000
Model: UN46C7000
UPC: 036725233034
EAN: 0036725233034
ASIN: B0036WT4EC
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| Features:
| • | Mega Dynamic Contrast | | • | 4 HDMI (ver 1.4), HDMI-CEC | | • | Component & PC input | | • | 2 ConnectShare Movie | | • | BD Wise |
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Product Description
What do you get when you combine the breakout thrills of 3D entertainment and visually stunning picture quality with Internet@TV? The Samsung LED 7000. Action leaps off the screen with advanced 3D technology, for a truly immersive viewing experience. Internet@TV lets you get connected to the best of the web, right on your HDTV, with downloadable and customizable widgets - and coming soon, Samsung apps. Connect to friends, share pictures, shop online and more. Samsung 240Hz Clear Motion Rate technology delivers even the fastest onscreen motion with utterly lifelike clarity. It all comes together in a sleek design that complements nearly any décor.
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 Samsung LED Continues Dominance July 29, 2010
Rob66
Many people who purchase a Samsung system are frustrated with their 3D experience. They often say that when they watch Monsters vs. Aliens the 3D experience is underwhelming. I initially was one of these users. I watched the movie on my new UN46C7000, C6900 3D Blu-Ray, and the 3D starter kit. I saw little of the blurring others reviewers mentioned but I did see some (mostly in the background of heavily detailed scenes). It never seemed to "pop" off the screen. I got the package on promo for 1700.00 so it was actually cheaper than last years model without 3D. I wouldn't have complained but I felt like I just got last years model with a "gimick".
My review at this point would have been 2-3 stars overall. Few 3D titles, great TV, and decent 3D experience. However, this last weekend I purchase Cloudy with a Chance of Meatballs and let me tell you, if future 3D Blu-Rays are this "wow" I'm sold. The depth, color, clarity, and 3D effect were unbelievable. I would say the 3D experience is a 5 star experience now. No wonder Sony TV's are getting better 3D reviews.
The TV itself is well constructed. It is out of the box ready with simple to advanced user tweeking available. I really felt like the 3D part of the TV was an bonus and not a selling point. The longer I have the TV and the more I watch sports (translated into 3D from 2D) and the more 3D Blu-Rays I see I think it is the driving force of the TV.
Pros: Samsung quality, size and dimensions of the TV (1.1" thick), gives a great 3D effect from 2D content (both from DVDs and cable), great and simple to use remote, simple setup, nice finish to TV "case", & contrast ratio very high.
Cons: Need very expensive 1.4 HDMI cable to pipe 3D Blu-Rays to TV, Left out auto dimming on the 7000 seriers, Little can be done but while watching 3D viewer has to be sitting up (no laying down but hey, u can't do that in a theatre either), very few 3D titles, slight headache after watching 2+ hours of 3D (my limit seems to be 1 movie), & reviewers who are making judgements too early on the 3D experience.
Buy it for the picture quality, and get 3D as a bonus July 25, 2010
isteal
1 out of 1 found this review helpful
I have had my tv for 1 week now, and have no complaints with this product. I upraded from a Sony rear projection, and the difference is incredible. I did LOTS of research and waffling before finally settling on this TV. I was debating between the Sony XBR9, Samsung UN46C6500 and the UN46C7000. I finally settled on this set because of the brightness, picture quality and a bit of future-proofing with the 3D feature. I have read several reviews saying that the sound is poor, which is maybe going too far. The sound is better than you SHOULD expect from a TV this thin. And honestly, most people buying a $2K+ tv are using a home theater of some sort anyway. Buy this TV for picture clarity and quality. The blacks are very "inky" and the whites are ultra-white. There are lots of audio and video adjustments on the TV allowing you to fine tune if you want to. The remote seems very high quality also. Brushed stainless look with backlighting is as aestetically pleasing as any remote I have seen. As others have noted, dont plan on using the wifi adaptor (sold seperate) with an Apple Airport router, but the wired ethernet works fine for the apps and widgets, which work well. I would rate the 3D higher, but there is almost no content available at this time. There is only 1 movie available at retail, and less than 5 currently slated for release this year. To make matters worse, the various 3D manufacturers are trying to get exclusive bundle rights to the few movies that are rumored for release (panasonic and Avatar, Sony and Alice and Wonderland, etc). I would definately reccomend this to a friend, and have enjoyed the 3D movies that I have watched (Monsters vs Aliens & Cloudy with a Chance of Meatballs). Go for it!
Samsung Fan is impressed beyond expectations. July 21, 2010
Jayson
1 out of 1 found this review helpful
After a few weeks of research I finally settled on the Samsung UN46C7000. At the time it was about $250 cheaper on Amazon.com than in any local business that and for whatever reason Wal Mart, Best Buy, etc... did not carry the 46 inch TVs, it was either 40 or 55. Also at the time Amazon.com was running a promo to get a free 3D Blu Ray player and starter kit (worth around $700-800) with the purchase of the TV. I received the TV after about 10 days, there was a mix up with the local carrier that when I called to question the status of the delivery, they told me they were waiting for me to call them to schedule delivery.
The first thing you notice when you take it out of the box is it is super thin and light. This TV is easily lighter than the older LCD 40 inch Samsung I had bought my parents. I could move and mount it by myself if needed, but I don't recommend that. Setup was easy, most of everything is just plug and play. However for everything that is not HDMI (VGA or CAT5 cables for example) the TV requires a special adapter for, which are all included. I assume this is to keep the slimness of the TV.
The picture quality is amazing. If you are watching a Blu Ray it will look as if you're looking through a window and not a TV. Some of my friends however have complained that it looks "too real" and it looks like you're watching "the making of" instead of the actual movie itself. It does take a bit to get used to, but once I adjusted to the "realness" I love it. The auto motion 240hz feature makes everything incredibly smooth, you can turn the feature on or off in case you don't like the "real life" look.
The 3D aspects of the TV are stunning. I have only viewed Monsters vs Aliens 3D and some of the Playstation 3's 3D demos. It really does look like things are reaching out at you. The TV also has a 2D to 3D conversion, this will not make things pop out at you, but it will add a lot of depth to what you are viewing, as if you could stick your hand into the TV. However, you need the glasses in order to view it. Everyone watching will need a pair because watching it without the glasses things are very blurry and it can strain your eyes.
The Sound on the TV I can't say much about, they're good for TV speakers but you can't get a TV like this and use the default speakers, some sort of surround sound set up is a must. I personally use the Samsung HT-Z522 Home Theater System and it makes for an awesome in home movie experience.
The TV stand is solid, I have used it and another mounting system. The TV is light enough I would be comfortable wall mounting it if I wanted too. I currently have the TV mounting on a swivel on the Bell'O TPC2127 Triple Play Universal Flat Panel Audio Video System with Swivel Mount. The remote is a very nice looking remote and and super easy to navigate. There is a button to back light all of the buttons, and it works as an on/off switch. (It will stay lit until you turn it off)
 Nice Tube June 25, 2010
Ubiq (South Pasadena, CA United States)
Just had this for a few days now and my 3D exposure has been limited to the Monsters vs. Aliens Blu-ray that ships with the companion player. The 3D experience is every bit as good as, say, Avatar in theaters, in my opinion, particularly if you can arrange to view the screen from the optimal distance. I actually ducked in one scene where objects appeared to be hurtling toward me. Given that it is a TV and that it takes up a fair amount of living room real estate, it is not unattractive hanging from the wall. Samsung has done a good job with connections and while the audio is not up to a decent 7.1 setup, it is surprisingly good for what is essentially a single point source. Samsung app and widget functions are pretty speedy and intuitive in the 2010 offerings. The remote is well planned and slick looking. My only gripe has nothing to do with this particular implementation of the technology, but rather with HD content generally; it all looks like studio TV. Whether you're streaming an HD movie or running a DVD, HD presentation loses some of that analog glitz that we've come to associate with the cinematic experience. It all looks like it was shot on a soap opera set. The detail of high-def somehow flattens out the picture (except with 3D, of course). So I wont be renting any HD content. I find that I prefer the look of standard def. It's probably just some weird idiosyncratic thing. That said, this is a sweet gizmo with a little bit of future proofing built in.
Great TV - 3D is a bonus! June 24, 2010
Gisele (Hampstead, London)
1 out of 1 found this review helpful
We were ready (finally!) to upgrade our 20 year old rear projection set and figured best to go to the newest technology out there. We love it. Have had the set since March and have had no problems at all. The integration with Netflix is awesome for HD video on demand (1080i!) and the USB port is great - saved AVI files play perfectly with a simple folder structure. Ditto MP3s. If only Amazon would put up a client like they did for Roku...
The 240Hz refresh rate makes a HUGE difference in picture quality over smaller LCD TVs we've got that have a 60Hz refresh rate. There's no motion blur and no noticeable skipping. Blu-ray action flicks are awesome.
We've been watching the soccer matches in 3D and it's cool. Not perfect and not as startling as hoped for, but still - really cool. Can't wait for a movie other than Monsters vs Aliens (can only watch it so many dozen times...) to put it to the test.
The only complaint I have is that the volume doesn't go terribly high. For most things this isn't a problem since most components go through the AV system, but for Netflix and hard drive, it can be slightly annoying.
All in all, no regrets at all. I'd buy it again.
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