Samsung 2020 43" TU7020 Crystal UHD 4K HDR Smart TV, works with Alexa

Ours is the 65” model. We were a bit hesitant to buy this - especially due a few dodgy reviews but I’ll put most of them down to being damaged during delivery. Our delivery drivers were great though and appeared very careful with it. The worst part of the whole experience was getting the thing out of the box. You definitely need two people that aren’t prone to arguing. After that it was plain sailing. The remote is great. Has a built in Netflix and prime button and works with the two apps seamlessly. It’s a remote so not much more to be said. As far as the actual TV goes, we love it! The picture quality is 10x better than our 5 year old Samsung. Depth of colour and detail in the shadows are much improved. I’m not saying it’ll blow a lot of the newer tv’s out the water but as far as picture quality goes, for the price you can’t complain at all. Setting up the TV took about 10 mins all in and it works great with the app. We also have ours working through the Alexa so we can do a couple things using Alexa commands - though sometimes it doesn’t let me do some commands via Alexa. For when Alexa has fallen out with you, you can still use the app as a remote so as long as you have your phone handy you don’t need to go to the other side of the couch for the remote. Again, we got the 65” model and this thing is HUGE. We have a 1.8m tv table and this thing takes up a decent amount of it. It is help upright by two not so sturdy looking feet but we’ve had no wobbling troubles etc so far. Sound quality is also great, again compared to the old TV it’s next level. The bass is MUCH deeper and it seems to handle audio better than the old one. We were thinking about a sound bar initially but now we don’t think we need one. All in all, great value for money - if the delivery drivers keep it in one piece!

I’ve bought several of these TVs. Samsung are great for TVs and the stand makes them easy to place on a unit. Or can be mounted on a wall too. Pricing is competitive too.

Excellent TV, superb picture quality and smooth motion. This easily compares to TV's costing double the price in terms of the viewing experience. The only thing that could be a problem is that it only has 2 HDMI inputs which could be a faff if you have multiple peripheral equipment that you want to use. I have avoided this issue with an AV cinema receiver with multiple HDMI inputs, so everything is connected to that and in turn the AV receiver is connected to the TV. This is a great option as the TV uses smart tech to work in harmony with the receiver, adjusting the volume or turning the TV off automatically controls the receiver too. It's a huge screen but not heavy considering the size and is quite happy attached to the wall on a basic wall bracket. Other reviews have mentioned a delay with the remote control interacting with the TV which may be a bug that has been fixed or just a random issue with a few units. I have no delay or problems with the remote so don't be put off by those reviews, it's not an inherent flaw. As it's 4K it gets the most out of Sky Q and games and movies played on a connected PS5 look sharp and smooth, even during the most hectic of scenes. I paid £699 when it was on sale but even at £799 it's still a lot of TV for the money. Unless you really need 3+ HDMI inputs, save your money and buy this one, or use the money you save to buy an AV receiver and you won't even need the extra inputs.

I recently purchased the Samsung UE43TU7020 43-inch Ultra HD Smart 4K HDR TV, and I have found it to be very good with high-quality performance. While it serves its purpose well as an always-on display for notices and timings, there is a limitation when it comes to viewing angles. The TV boasts impressive display quality with its Ultra HD and Smart 4K HDR features, providing clear and detailed visuals. However, the drawback lies in the viewing angles. To read the screen properly, one must be directly in front of it. Attempting to view it from different angles can result in a loss of clarity, which is a notable consideration. Despite this limitation, the TV has been performing well in its designated role as an always-on display. The high-quality display and smart features contribute to an overall positive experience. In summary, the Samsung UE43TU7020 is a very good and high-quality TV, especially when used as a display for notices and timings. However, the restriction in viewing angles does impact the overall user experience, leading to a slight deduction in the overall rating.

Great stuff. Delivery went smoothly. TV has true 4k picture and great sound. You will definitely need 2 people to move the larger sets. I had 75" and couldn't move it at all, well over 40kg. Just a helpful tip, for 4k streaming you will need an above average internet speed, arround 20mbs is good. Access to the higher res stuff on Netflix will cost £6 more. If using Ariel tv the picture will probably look much worse compared to what your use to. This is because the res is the same across the board so on larger sets it will look more pixelated due to the image being stretched out. Overall, dont let the bad reviews put you off. I was a little hesitant at first but so far no regrets. For the price you cant go wrong.

After my old Samsung TV had issues, I got this as a replacement. The picture quality is amazing, really good HDR, the blacks are very deep and makes colours pop! Got enough inputs to plug in my Xbox and bt TV box. The menu and interface seem improved and smoother than before too! It's lightweight so ideal for hanging on a wall. It's a great tv and at an affordable price, so would recommend for sure!