Samsung UE46ES6800

The Samsung UE46ES6800 is a very impressive overall package thanks to its sensible asking price, class-leading online features, perky 3D pictures and punchy 2D images. Only some backlight inconsistencies stop it from achieving top marks.

A coule of rungs down from the range-topping ES8000 is the ES6800. Find out if it should be your next 3D TV in our in-depth review.

The UE46ES6800 shows that quality pictures aren't restricted to Samsung's flagship TVs.

Samsung's ES6800 series screen rolls back the kookier features found in the top-end ES8000 range, instead focussing on delivering solid image quality. Its stripped back feature list matches its mid-range price tag, but does it rob the ES6800 of all...

You can put up with the problems this set gives or buy a Panasonic Plasma and enjoy pure picture quality. The Samsung TV nonsense needs to stop! When I bought my HD TV, I auditioned all the available sets from the various manufacturers and the Samsung...

alaTest has collected and analysed 26 user reviews of the Samsung UE46ES6800 from Amazon.co.uk. The average user rating for this product is 4.5/5, compared to an average user rating of 4.5/5 for other TVs on Amazon.co.uk.

After much research, store crawling, review reading and agonising, I took delivery of this TV from Amazon 2 weeks ago. The bottom line is - it's a great TV. It does what I want very well, it looks great (I was aiming for a minimalistic set up/hidden...

It takes a lot for technology to impress me - it is the everyday functionality, the genuine usefulness, which impresses me, not the knowledge that the chips are five times faster than yesterday's or that the screen was polished by elves using moondust....

Massive 55" screen... LED backlit better infact much better then normal LCD, simply crystal clear, also good on std def excellent with high definition source. the 3D is well just excellent, watched PROMETHIEUS 3D this weekend and it was astounding, the...

The TV market is now quite confusing. It used to be that a TV was a TV - it would show you the 5 terrestrial channels and that was it. HD, 3D Smart, LED, and so the list goes on. As a Samsung fan my new TV was going to be a Samsung but their 2012 range...