At the top end of the market comes the Samsung LED TV series 7 range of televisions. There are three different models in the Samsung series 7 – the 7000, 7050 and the 7900 and their prices range from $2200 up to $3800. This Samsung LED Series 7 review you will explain the features and the differences in specifications between the three models of series 7.

Display sizes – all three models are available with 46” and 55” inch display sizes and the Samsung 7900 is also has the option a 60” display. The cheapest model is the Samsung 7050 46″ LED TV and the most expensive is the Samsung 7900 60″LED TV.

Differences in Features between Series 7 models –

The Samsung 7000 AND 7050 have a ‘Clear Motion Rate’ of 720 and the 7900 CMR is 960.The Samsung 7050 has a 14,000,000:1 contrast ratio, the Samsung 7000 has 15,000,000: and the Samsung 7900 has 25,000,000:1.The Samsung 7000 AND 7050 have 2x10watt speakers and the 7900 has 2x15watt speakers.
The only other difference is that the 7050 has a plastic swivel stand where-as the 7000 and the 7900 both have the metal ‘four pronged’ quad swivel stand.

Also the 7000 has an additional ethernet connector and 2 component inputs.The most significant difference between the Series 7 models is that the 7900 has a higher clear motion rate than the 7000 and 7050.

The importance of this is perhaps not quite appreciated by the average shopper. What Samsung have tried to do is simplify how the performance of their TVs are rated. Previously consumers were just provided with all the technical facts and figures for particular TVs and left to interpret this for them selves. Because the average consumer doesn’t understand all the jargon and because measurements such as refresh rate and response times don’t fully reflect the capabilities of a particular model, Samsung have devised a new rating system. The higher the CMR rating is, the better the motion and clarity capabilities are. To arrive at this rating, Samsung still takes refresh rate and response time into consideration, but they also take ‘image processing power’ into consideration as this plays as big a part in image quality as does any other factor.The higher CMR rating and the higher contrast ratio of the 7900 illustrates it’s superior picture quality and is the reason you will have to pay an extra couple of hundred extra dollars to own one compared to the lower spec’d 7000/50 models. However, when comparing the 7900 to the higher top of the range Samsung 8000, they both have exactly the same specification but the 7900 costs $200 less (the Samsung 8000 is available with a display size of up to 65 inches and the 7900 up to 55 inches).

Smart TV – Consists of an impressive selection of standard internet apps for streaming movies, music, shows and video to your TV. As well as watching content from Netflix, Hulu and YouTube you can receive updates for your social media including Facebook and Twitter. Also the internet features can be extended by downloading additional internet apps from the Samsung App Store. Using the QWERTY remote and integrated browser you can surf the internet and because all three models of the Series 7 now include integrated wireless connectivity hooking up the Samsung Series 7 is super easy.